fix: redirect /org/<name> to /~<name> for user accounts - #3225
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WalkthroughThe change adds npm registry org-user fixtures, detects user accounts for exact ChangesOrg URL canonicalisation
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant CanonicalRedirects
participant NpmRegistry
Browser->>CanonicalRedirects: Request /org/<name>
CanonicalRedirects->>NpmRegistry: Fetch /-/org/<name>/user
NpmRegistry-->>CanonicalRedirects: Return user object or empty object
CanonicalRedirects-->>Browser: 301 redirect to /~<name> or continue
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In `@server/middleware/canonical-redirects.global.ts`:
- Around line 93-95: Update the registry lookup in the /org/<name> branch of the
canonical redirect middleware to pass a bounded fetch timeout or abort signal,
configuring retry: 0 when necessary so the deadline covers the complete request.
Preserve the existing catch-based fail-open behavior and add coverage for the
timeout path.
In `@test/fixtures/mock-routes.cjs`:
- Line 140: Constrain the fixture path used by readFixture to remain within
FIXTURES_DIR, including after URL decoding on Windows where encoded backslashes
become separators. Validate the organisation name before path construction or
resolve and verify the final path’s containment, while preserving valid
npm-registry/org-users fixture lookups.
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🔗 Linked issue
Fixes #3213.
🧭 Context
On npmjs.com, visiting
/org/<name>redirects to/~<name>when<name>belongs to a user account instead of an org. npmx didn't do this — both/org/<name>and/~<name>worked as separate valid pages for the same person, which doesn't match npm's behavior.📚 Description
The tricky part here is that you can't detect "is this a user" by checking whether the org-packages endpoint 404s — I checked with curl and
/-/org/<name>/packagereturns 200 for both real orgs and user accounts, so that signal doesn't distinguish them at all.Instead I used
/-/org/<name>/user, which does distinguish cleanly:{}→ real org{"<name>": "owner"}→ user account404→ doesn't exist as eitherThe redirect now lives in
canonical-redirects.global.ts, alongside the other legacy-URL redirects (like the existing/@org→/org/orgone), since that's the right place to do this before the page even starts rendering. I added a timeout on the registry call so a slow/hanging lookup can't block the request — if the check fails or times out for any reason, it just falls through to the normal org page/404 behavior instead of blocking anything.Added tests for:
One tradeoff worth flagging for reviewers:
/-/org/<name>/userisn't in npm's public API docs as an unauthenticated endpoint (it's documented as requiring a session token), but it works fine without auth in practice — I tested it directly with curl. If npm ever locks that down, this redirect would just stop firing and things would go back to today's behavior, not break anything.