Add email marketing automation scaffold - #1
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds the ChangesService contracts and persistence
Immutable analytics storage
Workflow and OAuth adapters
HTTP routes and application state
Runtime, dashboard, and project support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dashboard
participant AxumRouter
participant MongoDB
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Dashboard->>AxumRouter: Send authenticated campaign launch
AxumRouter->>MongoDB: Transition campaign state
AxumRouter->>TinyFlows: Trigger campaign.launched
AxumRouter->>ClickHouse: Record campaign_launched
AxumRouter-->>Dashboard: Return campaign response
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Core dashboard submissions currently fail with 401, and transient workflow or analytics failures can leave campaigns permanently unable to launch. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Do not derive Debug for secret-bearing OAuth state
GoogleOAuth contains client_secret and jwt_secret, so the derived Debug implementation prints both credentials whenever the value is logged or formatted. Remove Debug or provide a redacted custom implementation that never includes secret fields.
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Using latest means each install can resolve a different Vite, React, or plugin version, including a future breaking release, so the same commit may stop building or behave differently without any source change. Replace these with reviewed version ranges or exact versions and commit the dashboard's package-manager lockfile if this project builds the dashboard.
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Pin frontend dependencies to controlled version ranges
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Using latest allows an unreviewed registry release to change the build or enter the application on a subsequent install, and makes vulnerable or incompatible updates difficult to reproduce. Replace each latest value with an explicitly reviewed caret range (and commit the corresponding package-manager lockfile).
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Bind the callback to a server-issued OAuth state
The callback only checks that state is non-empty before calling this method, while the exchange accepts no state value and performs no validation. An attacker can initiate an OAuth flow with their own account and induce another user to complete the callback, causing the application to issue a session for the attacker's identity and enabling login CSRF/account confusion. Generate state server-side, bind it to the initiating browser/session, and require a constant-time match before exchanging the code.
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Validate the OAuth state before exchanging the code
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authorization_url includes a caller-supplied state, but the callback exchange accepts only code and never receives or validates the returned state. An attacker can initiate an authorization flow for their own Google account and cause a victim's callback to exchange that code, binding the victim's session to the attacker's account. Preserve the state server-side and require the callback's state to match before contacting Google.
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Protect campaign mutation routes with authentication
These routes are reachable directly from the public router and no authentication or authorization layer is applied before creating or launching campaigns. Any caller who can reach the service can create campaigns and launch an arbitrary campaign ID, triggering workflow delivery and analytics events. Require a validated dashboard session and enforce the caller's permission before both operations.
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The path token is untrusted request data and is interpolated directly into a double-quoted HTML attribute. A crafted /unsubscribe/... request can inject markup or script into the returned page, and this page is rendered before the token is validated by the repository. HTML-escape the token (or construct the response with an escaping HTML/template mechanism) before placing it in the attribute.
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Escape the unsubscribe token before inserting it into HTML
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token comes from the request path and is interpolated directly into a quoted HTML attribute. A request containing an encoded quote and markup can terminate the action attribute and inject HTML or script into the unsubscribe page. HTML-escape the token (or construct the response with an escaping template), and ensure the generated URL remains valid.
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Validate OAuth state against the initiating session
The callback only checks that the attacker-controlled query value is nonempty; it never compares it with state generated for an initiating browser session. This permits OAuth login CSRF/account confusion, where a victim can be sent through a callback containing an authorization code for an attacker-selected Google account and receive that account's session. Generate and store a server-side state value during login and consume and compare it in the callback.
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Do not expose the webhook secret through Debug
TINYFLOWS_WEBHOOK_URL is stored directly in the client, and webhook URLs commonly embed an authentication token. Deriving Debug for this public type makes the complete URL available whenever the client is logged or included in a diagnostic value, leaking the credential to application logs or error reporting. Remove the Debug derive or implement a redacted Debug representation that never formats webhook_url.
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| let id = ObjectId::parse_str(id) | ||
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| let campaign = self.campaigns.find_one_and_update(doc! { "_id": id }, doc! { "$set": { "status": "launching", "launched_at": mongodb::bson::DateTime::from_millis(now.timestamp_millis()) } }).return_document(mongodb::options::ReturnDocument::After).await?; |
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The models serialize chrono::DateTime fields as RFC 3339 strings because the BSON chrono integration is not enabled, but this update replaces launched_at with a BSON DateTime; decoding the returned document into Campaign will therefore fail after MongoDB has already mutated it. The identical mismatch occurs for Contact.updated_at in unsubscribe, so both operations can return an error despite changing the database; enable the BSON chrono integration or consistently serialize the update values in the models' existing representation.
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clickhouse is built without its chrono integration and this field has no ClickHouse serde adapter, so DateTime<Utc> serializes as an RFC 3339 string while campaign_events.occurred_at expects the binary representation of DateTime64(3). Consequently the analytics insert used by launch and unsubscribe cannot encode a valid row; enable the chrono feature and annotate this field with the millisecond DateTime64 serializer.
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| .route("/health", get(health)) | ||
| .route("/api/contacts", post(create_contact)) | ||
| .route("/api/campaigns", post(create_campaign)) | ||
| .route("/api/campaigns/{id}/launch", post(launch_campaign)) |
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In the documented local setup the Vite dashboard runs on its own origin while API defaults to http://localhost:3000; its JSON POSTs therefore issue browser CORS preflights. This router has neither OPTIONS handling nor access-control headers, so the contact and campaign forms are blocked before reaching these routes. Add a restricted CORS layer for the configured dashboard origin or serve the dashboard and API from one origin.
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If TinyFlows accepts this event but the subsequent ClickHouse write fails, the handler reports an error even though delivery automation has already started. A normal client retry re-runs the unconditional repository update and sends the same campaign.launched event again, potentially delivering the campaign twice. Guard the state transition and use an idempotency key/outbox so retrying cannot start a second workflow.
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| unsubscribe_token: ObjectId::new().to_hex(), |
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ObjectId is not an opaque bearer secret: it contains a timestamp and a process-local incrementing counter. An attacker can create a contact to learn the process component and current counter, then enumerate nearby tokens to unsubscribe other contacts. Generate sufficiently long random tokens with a cryptographically secure RNG instead.
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| async fn unsubscribe_page(Path(token): Path<String>) -> Html<String> { | ||
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| "<!doctype html><title>Unsubscribe</title><main><h1>Unsubscribe from email</h1><p>You can stop future marketing email with one click.</p><form method=\"post\" action=\"/unsubscribe/{token}\"><button type=\"submit\">Unsubscribe</button></form></main>" |
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The path extractor percent-decodes attacker-controlled input and the resulting token is interpolated directly into a quoted HTML attribute. A crafted /unsubscribe/... link containing an encoded quote and markup therefore produces reflected HTML/script execution when opened. Avoid reflecting the token, or HTML-attribute-escape it before constructing the page.
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| let campaign = self.campaigns.find_one_and_update(doc! { "_id": id }, doc! { "$set": { "status": "launching", "launched_at": mongodb::bson::DateTime::from_millis(now.timestamp_millis()) } }).return_document(mongodb::options::ReturnDocument::After).await?; | ||
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Every launch writes launching, and a repository-wide search shows that CampaignStatus::Launched is never persisted anywhere. Even after TinyFlows and analytics both accept the launch, the campaign remains permanently stuck in the intermediate state, so subsequent status reporting cannot distinguish successful launches from work still starting. Persist launched once the handoff succeeds, or add the callback that owns that transition.
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/analytics.rs`:
- Line 21: Configure the Analytics event’s occurred_at field with
clickhouse::serde::chrono::datetime64::millis so it serializes as the i64
millisecond value expected by DateTime64(3), and enable the ClickHouse chrono
feature in Cargo.toml.
In `@crates/marketing-server/src/api.rs`:
- Around line 142-145: Update the OAuth login/callback flow around the state
validation and auth exchange to generate a cryptographically random state, bind
it to a secure session cookie, and compare it with the callback’s state before
calling exchange_code; consume the stored state after successful validation and
reject missing, mismatched, or empty values before issuing a session.
- Around line 61-62: Protect both the create_campaign and launch_campaign routes
with the existing JWT authentication and campaign-administration authorization
policy before invoking either handler. Ensure anonymous callers are rejected
while preserving the current handler behavior for authorized requests.
- Around line 149-150: Update the unsubscribe HTML response around the
Html(format!) construction to prevent the decoded token from being injected
directly into the form action attribute. Use an HTML-escaping template or
validate the token against its expected fixed hexadecimal format and reject
invalid values before rendering, while preserving valid unsubscribe links.
- Around line 76-89: The create_contact flow must make contact.created
recoverable when delivery fails: either atomically persist the contact and an
outbox event with retry-based delivery, or add an idempotent existing-contact
recovery path that re-drives the event using a stable identity. Preserve
successful contact creation and response behavior while ensuring retries do not
fail solely on the unique email constraint.
- Around line 154-174: Update the unsubscribe flow around unsubscribe so the
subscription change, stable event ID, and durable outbox record are committed
atomically before delivery. Preserve the unsubscribe-before-notification order,
then deliver the outbox record to workflows.trigger and analytics.record with
idempotent or deduplicated processing using that stable ID. Return success after
the durable commit rather than propagating downstream delivery failures from the
request.
In `@crates/marketing-server/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 35-41: Sanitize infrastructure errors at the HTTP boundary: in
error.rs, update the Database and Workflow responses to fixed client-safe
messages while logging their original errors; apply the same generic response
handling to ClickHouse and JWT variants if present. In
crates/marketing-server/src/analytics.rs lines 48-59, replace the Validation
error construction with the internal analytics error variant. In
crates/marketing-server/src/auth.rs lines 119-124, replace the Validation error
construction with the internal authentication error variant.
In `@crates/marketing-server/src/repository.rs`:
- Around line 94-98: Update the campaign validation in the create flow near the
existing name and subject checks to reject an empty html_body and any body
missing the required unsubscribe URL placeholder before persistence. Reuse the
existing html_body and placeholder symbols or validation conventions, while
preserving the current name and subject validation behavior.
- Line 132: Update the campaign launch workflow around find_one_and_update to
atomically transition only Draft campaigns to Launching, preventing repeated
launch requests from matching. After downstream automation succeeds, persist the
Launched state; on failure, use the repository’s established recoverable failure
or retry state contract so campaigns are not left indefinitely in Launching.
In `@dashboard/src/main.tsx`:
- Line 5: Add a restrictive CORS layer to the Axum router, allowing only
http://localhost:5173 as the origin, POST as the method, and content-type as the
request header so dashboard JSON workflows pass preflight.
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| Json(input): Json<CreateContact>, | ||
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| let contact = state.repository.create_contact(input).await?; | ||
| state.workflows.trigger("contact.created", &contact).await?; | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make contact.created delivery recoverable. create_contact persists the contact before it triggers TinyFlows. If the trigger fails, the handler returns 502 even though the contact exists. A same-email retry then hits the unique email index instead of re-driving contact.created, so the integration can remain incomplete without an out-of-band recovery path.
Persist the contact and an outbox event atomically, then retry delivery. Alternatively, add an idempotent recovery path that detects the existing contact and safely re-drives contact.created with a stable event identity.
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/api.rs` around lines 76 - 89, The create_contact
flow must make contact.created recoverable when delivery fails: either
atomically persist the contact and an outbox event with retry-based delivery, or
add an idempotent existing-contact recovery path that re-drives the event using
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| State(state): State<Arc<AppState>>, | ||
| Path(token): Path<String>, | ||
| ) -> Result<Html<&'static str>> { | ||
| let contact = state.repository.unsubscribe(&token).await?; | ||
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| .await?; | ||
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| .record(&CampaignEvent { | ||
| event_name: "contact_unsubscribed".into(), | ||
| campaign_id: String::new(), | ||
| contact_id: contact | ||
| .id | ||
| .map_or_else(String::new, mongodb::bson::oid::ObjectId::to_hex), | ||
| occurred_at: Utc::now(), | ||
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| .await?; | ||
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Make unsubscribe delivery recoverable without changing the unsubscribe-first order. unsubscribe sets subscribed to false before it calls TinyFlows or ClickHouse. TinyFlows failures return 502, and ClickHouse failures return 400, even though the MongoDB update already succeeded. This path creates no durable recovery record.
If TinyFlows succeeds and ClickHouse fails, a client retry receives another failure and sends the TinyFlows event again. The analytics insert also uses a new occurred_at value and no deduplication key, so the retry can create duplicate downstream events.
Persist a stable unsubscribe event ID and a durable outbox entry atomically with the subscription update. Deliver TinyFlows and ClickHouse from that record with idempotent or deduplicated processing. Return success after the durable update and outbox commit, while retaining the required unsubscribe-before-notification ordering.
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/api.rs` around lines 154 - 174, Update the
unsubscribe flow around unsubscribe so the subscription change, stable event ID,
and durable outbox record are committed atomically before delivery. Preserve the
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| Self::Validation(error) => (axum::http::StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST, error), | ||
| Self::NotFound(error) => (axum::http::StatusCode::NOT_FOUND, error), | ||
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Trivial
CWE: CWE-209 — Generation of Error Message Containing Sensitive Information
Sanitize infrastructure failures at the HTTP boundary. Database, workflow, ClickHouse, and JWT errors can currently reach clients as raw strings.
crates/marketing-server/src/error.rs#L35-L41: return fixed client-safe messages and log the original database and workflow errors.crates/marketing-server/src/analytics.rs#L48-L59: use an internal analytics error variant instead ofValidation.crates/marketing-server/src/auth.rs#L119-L124: use an internal authentication error variant instead ofValidation.
Based on learnings, backend services must log full internal errors and return generic client-safe responses.
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infrastructure errors at the HTTP boundary: in error.rs, update the Database and
Workflow responses to fixed client-safe messages while logging their original
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Validation error construction with the internal analytics error variant. In
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| .route("/api/contacts", post(create_contact)) | ||
| .route("/api/campaigns", post(create_campaign)) | ||
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When this server is reachable outside a trusted network, these operator mutation routes are completely public: a repository-wide search shows that JWTs are issued but never decoded by an extractor or middleware. Any unauthenticated client can create contacts and campaigns or launch a campaign and trigger its delivery workflow, so protect these routes with authentication while leaving only explicitly public endpoints exposed.
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| "<!doctype html><title>Unsubscribe</title><main><h1>Unsubscribe from email</h1><p>Use the form in the message to stop marketing email.</p></main>", | ||
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When a recipient clicks the dashboard's default <a href="{{unsubscribe_url}}"> link, the browser performs a GET and reaches this static page, which contains no form or other way to invoke the POST handler that actually updates the contact. As a result, the supplied email template cannot unsubscribe its recipients; render a token-bearing confirmation form or make the link target perform the unsubscribe safely.
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| let contact = state.repository.create_contact(input).await?; | ||
| state.workflows.trigger("contact.created", &contact).await?; |
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If TinyFlows is unavailable after the MongoDB insert succeeds, this handler returns an error even though the contact now exists. Retrying the request then fails on the unique email index before the webhook is retried, permanently leaving that contact without its required contact.created automation event; use an outbox or an idempotent create/retry path so the event can be delivered after partial failure.
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| fn authorization_url_contains_encoded_oauth_parameters() { |
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The CI workflow checks at least 90% line coverage in every source file, but this is the only test added for marketing-server and it exercises only authorization_url; the new API, repository, configuration, analytics, webhook, and OAuth exchange paths therefore remain largely or entirely uncovered and will fail the required per-file coverage job. Add tests for each new module and its failure paths.
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| .route("/health", get(health)) | ||
| .route("/api/contacts", post(create_contact)) | ||
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Protect campaign mutation routes with authentication
These routes are publicly reachable and neither extracts nor validates a dashboard session. Any caller who can reach the service can create campaigns or launch an arbitrary campaign ID, triggering workflow delivery and analytics events. Require a validated dashboard JWT/session before both operations and enforce the caller's permission.
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| Path(id): Path<String>, | ||
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| let campaign = state.repository.launch_campaign(&id).await?; |
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Launch only draft campaigns and persist the launched state
launch_campaign updates any campaign matching the ID to launching, including campaigns already launching or launched, and the handler then emits another launch event. The repository contract shown here does not constrain the update by status: "draft", nor does this handler transition the campaign to launched after the workflow succeeds. Repeated requests can therefore retrigger delivery and leave successful campaigns stuck in launching; make the state transition conditional and complete it exactly once.
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Restrict launching to draft campaigns
[RULE] campaign-state-transition
The public launch handler calls the repository operation without checking that the campaign is still a draft, while the repository update shown in the surrounding code matches only the ID and unconditionally changes the status to launching. Repeated calls can therefore relaunch campaigns and retrigger delivery and analytics. Require a draft-state precondition and make the transition atomic.
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| .route("/api/campaigns/{id}/launch", post(launch_campaign)) | ||
| .route("/api/auth/google", get(google_login)) | ||
| .route("/api/auth/google/callback", get(google_callback)) | ||
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Add CSRF protection to the unsubscribe mutation
The state-changing unsubscribe endpoint accepts a cross-site POST with only the bearer token in the path. A third-party page can cause a browser to submit that request and unsubscribe a recipient whose link token is present in the victim's email history or otherwise exposed to the browser. Require an explicit CSRF defense or make the operation a deliberate user-confirmed flow rather than accepting an ambient cross-site POST.
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| /// Returns an error when `TinyFlows` rejects or cannot receive the event. | ||
| pub async fn trigger<T: Serialize>(&self, event: &str, data: &T) -> Result<()> { | ||
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Keep webhook credentials out of outbound error responses
If the webhook URL contains a credential in its query string or path, reqwest errors can include the full URL. The handler propagates this error through the API error boundary, which currently serializes error.to_string() for workflow failures. A failed workflow request can therefore return the webhook secret to the caller. Map workflow failures to a generic public error and keep the detailed error only in server-side logs with the URL redacted.
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| /// Returns an error if Google rejects the code or the JWT cannot be signed. | ||
| pub async fn exchange_code(&self, code: &str) -> Result<Session> { |
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Validate the OAuth state before exchanging the code
The callback accepts a state parameter, but this method does not receive or validate it and the login flow does not bind it to a server-side session. An attacker can start an OAuth flow for their own Google account and cause a victim's callback to exchange the attacker's authorization code, issuing a session for the attacker's account. Persist a server-issued state token for the initiating session and require an exact match before contacting Google.
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Do not derive Debug for bearer session tokens
Session contains the signed JWT in token, so deriving Debug makes a live dashboard bearer credential appear in any debug log or diagnostic that formats the session. Remove the Debug derive (or implement a redacted formatter) so the token cannot be disclosed through formatting.
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| let id = ObjectId::parse_str(id) | ||
| .map_err(|_| Error::Validation("campaign id is invalid".into()))?; | ||
| let now = Utc::now(); | ||
| let campaign = self.campaigns.find_one_and_update(doc! { "_id": id }, doc! { "$set": { "status": "launching", "launched_at": mongodb::bson::DateTime::from_millis(now.timestamp_millis()) } }).return_document(mongodb::options::ReturnDocument::After).await?; |
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Complete the campaign launch state transition
A successful launch writes status as launching and never transitions the campaign to launched. As a result, completed launches remain indistinguishable from in-progress launches and can be launched repeatedly, potentially triggering duplicate delivery workflows. Persist launched once the launch operation succeeds, or otherwise ensure the workflow completion path performs that transition atomically.
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Persist the launched state after starting a campaign
[RULE] state-transition
Every successful launch writes status as launching, but this repository never persists launched. The returned campaign therefore remains in the in-progress state, and subsequent launch requests are treated as new launches, potentially triggering duplicate delivery workflows. Transition the campaign to the terminal state when the launch operation succeeds, or otherwise make the workflow completion update it and prevent repeat launches.
Additional critique observation
Restrict launching to draft campaigns
[RULE] invalid-state-transition
The update filter matches only _id, so a campaign already in launching or launched state can be launched again. This allows repeated API calls to enqueue duplicate campaign workflows. Include the draft-state predicate in the atomic filter and return an appropriate conflict or validation error when it does not match.
Additional security observation
Restrict campaign launches to draft campaigns
[RULE] campaign-state-authorization
The update filter matches only the campaign ID, so callers can launch campaigns that are already launching or launched. This permits repeat launches and bypasses the lifecycle contract that only draft campaigns may be started. Include the draft status in the filter and return a conflict or not-found result when the campaign is not draft.
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| first_name: input.first_name.filter(|name| !name.trim().is_empty()), | ||
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| unsubscribe_token: ObjectId::new().to_hex(), |
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Generate unsubscribe tokens with a CSPRNG
MongoDB ObjectIds are structured identifiers, not opaque bearer secrets: they contain a timestamp and predictable counter/process components. Because this token authorizes an unsubscribe and is exposed in email URLs, an attacker who can obtain or infer nearby identifiers may be able to unsubscribe other contacts. Generate a dedicated cryptographically random token with sufficient entropy and store only that value for the public link.
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Generate unsubscribe tokens with a cryptographic random source
[RULE] predictable-bearer-token
ObjectId::new() is structured and predictable from its timestamp, process, and counter components, yet this value is used as an unauthenticated bearer token in the public unsubscribe URL. An attacker who can observe or infer nearby ObjectIds can enumerate tokens and unsubscribe other contacts. Generate an opaque token from a cryptographically secure random source and store that value instead.
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Escape the unsubscribe token before inserting it into HTML
The current handler does not interpolate the token into this response, so this exact line is safe; however, the unsubscribe endpoint remains a public state-changing POST and has no CSRF protection. A malicious page can submit a victim's unsubscribe token if it can obtain or induce a request using that token. Require an anti-CSRF mechanism or use a same-site, one-time confirmation flow for the state-changing action.
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| let campaign = state.repository.create_campaign(input).await?; |
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Hide internal database and workflow errors from API clients
These handlers return the crate-wide Result directly. The existing IntoResponse implementation serializes MongoDB and workflow error strings into HTTP responses, exposing internal database details and upstream request information to callers. Map infrastructure failures to generic public error responses while retaining the detailed cause only in server-side logs.
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| # Chimpboard | |||
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This rebrands the repository and adds feature code while leaving the placeholder template/template-bus crates and greeting interface intact. I checked .github/workflows/release.yml:23-27, which still sets RELEASE_PACKAGE: template, so a release builds and publishes the example greeting module rather than the new marketing service. Complete the required crate/interface rename or deliberately replace the release workflow before treating this as the Chimpboard project.
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The new middleware in api.rs:62-69 requires a Bearer JWT for both form endpoints, but this request sends only content-type; the campaign request has the same omission. The sign-in navigation finishes on the API's JSON callback response, and this dashboard has no code that reads or stores its token, so even after a successful Google login both advertised forms always receive 401 responses.
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When the configured Google OAuth consent screen permits external accounts, any verified Google user can reach this function and receive a JWT accepted by require_dashboard_session; there is no configured email/domain allowlist anywhere in the repository. That lets arbitrary Google users create contacts, create campaigns, and launch delivery workflows, so session issuance must enforce an explicit operator authorization policy rather than only email verification.
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| doc! { "_id": id, "status": { "$ne": "launched" } }, | ||
| doc! { "$set": { "status": "launched", "launched_at": mongodb::bson::DateTime::from_millis(now.timestamp_millis()) } }, |
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If TinyFlows is unavailable during the first launch request, this update has already persisted launched before api.rs calls the webhook. The handler returns an error, but a retry reads newly_launched = false and skips both the webhook and analytics, permanently reporting a campaign as launched even though delivery automation never started. Preserve a retryable intermediate state or use a durable outbox before committing the final state.
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| let container = GenericImage::new("mongo", "8.0.0") | ||
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Ordinary cargo test now unconditionally starts and potentially downloads mongo:8.0.0; equivalent tests also appear in api/test.rs and main.rs. On developer or CI machines without a Docker daemon, a cached image, or Docker Hub access, the repository's contract test command fails before exercising any code, so these integration tests need the prescribed feature/env gate and live_* naming.
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| Copy `.env.example` to `.env`, fill in infrastructure and Google OAuth values, | ||
| then start the API with `cargo run -p marketing-server`. Initialize ClickHouse |
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Following this local setup fails unless the user separately exports every variable: Config::from_env reads only the process environment, Cargo does not load .env, and the project has no dotenv loader or wrapper script. Either load the copied file before configuration is read or document a command that exports it, so the README remains aligned with actual startup behavior.
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This embeds roughly 200 lines of tests in the implementation file instead of placing them in repository/test.rs; models.rs and main.rs introduce the same pattern. The repository explicitly requires module-local tests in dedicated test.rs files and forbids accumulating inline test modules, so split these blocks before the new feature establishes the opposite layout convention.
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Add the error module before importing Result
The complete change adds this import and later references crate::error::Error, but the repository lookup shows no crates/marketing-server/src/error.rs at this commit and the diff does not add an error module. The crate therefore cannot resolve these imports and will fail to compile. Add the required crate-wide error module and declare it from the crate root before relying on it.
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Assert that campaigns cannot be launched twice
The helper deliberately sends two launch requests and requires both to return 200 OK. A campaign that has already entered Launching or Launched must not be launchable again; this assertion either preserves the bug or causes the regression test to fail once the state transition is corrected. Make the second request assert the documented conflict/rejection status and verify that no second workflow is started.
Additional security observation
Reject relaunches of campaigns already launched
[RULE] campaign-state-transition
This regression test explicitly requires two successful launch requests for the same campaign. That permits a campaign in Launching or Launched state to be launched again, which can duplicate downstream sends or workflow execution. Assert that the second request is rejected and verify that the persisted campaign state prevents another launch.
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Prevent re-launching campaigns in non-draft states
The endpoint treats the repository's newly_launched result as sufficient protection, but the repository condition excludes only launched. A concurrent or previously started campaign in a launching state can still be accepted and produce launch side effects. The launch operation must atomically require draft status, not merely status different from launched.
Additional security observation
Restrict campaign launches to draft campaigns
[RULE] campaign-state-transition
The launch endpoint delegates directly to the repository and does not enforce that the campaign is in the draft state. The current transition can therefore make a campaign that is in another non-launched state launchable, and the endpoint will trigger the launch workflow and analytics for it. Enforce an explicit draft-only transition before triggering side effects and reject already launching or launched campaigns.
Additional critique observation
Restrict campaign launches to draft campaigns
[RULE] state-transition-validation
The handler delegates every launch request to the repository, whose update predicate only excludes launched; campaigns in other non-draft states such as launching can therefore be transitioned and treated as newly launched. Enforce that only the draft status is launchable, and reject all other statuses.
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Bind OAuth state to the initiating browser
This only verifies that the state was signed by this server and has not expired; it does not compare it with a value stored for the initiating browser or consume it after use. An attacker can start an OAuth flow for the attacker's own Google account, obtain a valid callback code and state, and cause a victim's browser to visit that callback, logging the victim into the attacker's account. Store the generated state in the initiating session and require an exact, one-time match in the callback.
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| doc! { "_id": id, "status": { "$ne": "launched" } }, | ||
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Persist launching before starting the workflow
The repository marks the campaign launched before api::launch_campaign triggers the delivery workflow. If that workflow call fails, the request returns an error but this campaign remains launched; the next request is treated as a duplicate and will not retry delivery. Persist the intermediate launching state before triggering automation, then transition to launched only after the workflow succeeds (and handle failed launches explicitly).
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Keep webhook credentials out of outbound error responses
Request failures are converted into the crate's Workflow error and returned through the API handlers. The existing response conversion serializes reqwest::Error::to_string() directly, which can disclose the configured webhook URL or other transport details, including credentials embedded in the URL. Map this failure to a generic client-safe error before it reaches the HTTP response, while retaining the detailed error only in server-side logs.
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When the webhook URL contains credentials in its userinfo or query string, reqwest errors can include the request URL in their display text. The ? propagates that error as the workflow error, whose API response uses error.to_string(), so a connection failure or rejected status can return the webhook credential to the caller. Map these failures to a generic public error while retaining the detailed request error only for internal logging.
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Call is_valid_state before performing the code exchange
The callback_state_is_valid function is supposed to check both the cookie-bound state AND the auth server's signature. However, looking at its implementation: cookie_value(headers, "oauth_state").is_some_and(|value| value == state) && auth.is_valid_state(state). The first condition checks that the cookie equals the query parameter — which means an attacker who never received the cookie but copies the state from the query back into the cookie header will pass this check. The is_valid_state call then re-validates the signature, which is correct. But there is a deeper problem: the function's name and the check ordering give a false sense of security. An attacker who forges a cookie matching the query param AND computes a valid JWT state (which requires the server's secret) still passes — but that's the expected bar. The actual vulnerability is that the cookie_value check is checking the query state against the cookie state, which are two different sessions entirely: if an attacker intercepts state=C from the URL and sets Cookie: oauth_state=C, they can replay it with any code. This is a classic CSRF-on-OAuth attack because the state binds only to the query, not to the browser session.
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| let dashboard_origin = HeaderValue::from_static("http://localhost:5173"); |
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Read the dashboard origin from configuration
The CORS allow_origin is hardcoded to http://localhost:5173, which prevents any deployed dashboard — including one served from http://localhost:3000 or a production domain — from calling the API. The allowed origin should be read from Config and validated at startup.
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Allow the configured dashboard origin
[RULE] configured-origin
CORS is still hardcoded to the local development origin, so a deployed dashboard served from the configured/public origin cannot call these API routes from a browser. Use the configured dashboard origin rather than a fixed localhost value, and reject invalid configuration when building the router.
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| if token.is_none_or(|token| state.auth.validate_dashboard_token(token).is_err()) { |
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Convert auth Validation errors to 401 before returning them
validate_dashboard_token returns Err(Error::Validation(...)), which IntoResponse converts to a 400 Bad Request and includes the string "invalid dashboard token" in the JSON body. An unauthenticated request must return 401 Unauthorized with no detail about why the token was rejected, to prevent an attacker from distinguishing tampered tokens from expired ones or distinguishing a missing Bearer prefix from a bad signature.
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Keep the webhook URL out of IntoResponse for Workflow errors
The ServiceError::Workflow variant calls error.to_string() in its IntoResponse impl, which for a reqwest::Error includes the URL in the error message. This leaks the webhook URL — which may contain secret routing information — to the API client in a 502 response. The Debug impl for TinyFlowsClient redacts it, but the error path does not. Change IntoResponse to return a fixed string, not the inner error's display.
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| doc! { "_id": id, "status": "draft" }, | ||
| doc! { "$set": { "status": "launching" } }, | ||
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When TinyFlows or ClickHouse fails after this update, the campaign remains in launching; because this filter only admits draft, every client retry falls through to a validation error and can never resume or complete the launch. Fresh evidence in the current tree is the newly introduced launching claim combined with completion occurring only after both external calls in api.rs:150-163; persist a retryable handoff/outbox or allow the claimed operation to resume safely.
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| pub async fn unsubscribe(&self, token: &str) -> Result<Contact> { | ||
| let contact = self.contacts.find_one_and_update(doc! { "unsubscribe_token": token }, doc! { "$set": { "subscribed": false, "updated_at": mongodb::bson::DateTime::from_millis(Utc::now().timestamp_millis()) } }).return_document(mongodb::options::ReturnDocument::After).await?; | ||
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When a recipient submits the form twice, or retries after the webhook or analytics write failed, this query matches the already-unsubscribed contact again, and api.rs:257-272 emits another workflow notification and analytics event. That permits ordinary retries to duplicate automation side effects and corrupt unsubscribe counts; atomically match subscribed: true and make the already-unsubscribed result idempotent.
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With the documented defaults, CLICKHOUSE_DATABASE is marketing, but running this initialization file without an explicit database creates campaign_events in ClickHouse's current database (normally default) and never creates marketing. The server then selects marketing via AnalyticsWriter::new, so its first analytics insert fails; qualify the table and create the database, or document an initialization command that selects the configured database.
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For any deployment where the dashboard is not http://localhost:5173, following the documented copy-and-edit setup leaves the hidden DASHBOARD_ORIGIN setting at its localhost default, while the router uses that value as its sole allowed CORS origin. Browser mutations from the deployed dashboard are therefore rejected even when every variable shown here is configured; add this optional variable and its purpose to the template.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L270-L271
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Recover campaign launches after downstream failures
launch_campaign transitions the campaign before triggering the workflow, then returns immediately on any workflow or analytics error. In that case the campaign remains in Launching; a retry gets newly_launched == false and skips both the workflow and complete_campaign_launch, so the campaign can remain permanently stuck and the launch event can be lost. Persist a recoverable outbox/event or otherwise make retries resume the pending launch before returning these errors.
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Handle post-launch workflow failures without losing the event
[RULE] transactional-state-transition
The repository marks the campaign as launching, but this handler does not persist launched until after the workflow and analytics calls complete. If either call fails, the request returns an error while the campaign remains launching; subsequent launch requests report newly_launched == false and skip the workflow entirely. Persist an idempotent launch event/outbox record or otherwise make retries resume the external side effects before completing the state transition.
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Handle post-launch workflow failures without losing the event
This atomically moves the campaign to launching, but there is no repository operation to return it to draft if the subsequent workflow or analytics handoff fails. The API calls those operations after launch_campaign and only calls complete_campaign_launch on success, so any transient downstream failure permanently strands the campaign in launching; retries then return campaign cannot be launched from launching state. Add an explicit recovery/retry strategy, such as making the handoff durable or allowing a failed launch to be retried safely.
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Recover unsubscribe events after delivery failures
The unsubscribe mutation is committed before workflow delivery. If trigger fails, the endpoint returns an error even though the contact is already unsubscribed, and the event has no durable retry mechanism; a caller retry can therefore lose the event or deliver it more than once. Persist the event transactionally or make delivery resumable before reporting failure.
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Default missing launch timestamps to None
deserialize_with does not make an optional field optional during struct deserialization: when a MongoDB draft document omits launched_at, Serde reports a missing-field error instead of producing None. Draft campaigns commonly have no launch timestamp, so reads of those documents can fail. Add #[serde(default, deserialize_with = "bson_datetime_option::deserialize")] so absent values deserialize as None.
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Hide internal workflow errors from API clients
The workflow error is propagated directly from the handler. Whether the crate-wide IntoResponse implementation redacts this detail is not visible in the supplied context, so this remains a concern at reduced confidence: if it serializes the underlying error, callers can receive internal workflow or webhook details. Map this failure to a stable public error before returning it.
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Recover campaigns when launch handoff fails
This transition permanently moves the campaign to launching before the workflow and analytics handoff completes. If either downstream operation fails, the caller returns an error but the campaign remains in launching, and subsequent launch attempts are rejected, so the event can be lost without a retry path. Make the handoff durable or restore/reconcile the state when the downstream operation fails.
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Keep OAuth tests independent of network access
These unit tests bind a real TCP listener and exercise HTTP over localhost. That makes the test suite dependent on network-stack availability and can hang indefinitely if the client fails before making an expected request. Use an in-process HTTP mock facility that does not require a real socket, or isolate this behind an explicitly named live test and keep deterministic unit coverage network-free.
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Keep repository tests independent of Docker and network access
This unit-test module starts a Testcontainers MongoDB instance and pulls mongo:8.0.0 when the test runs. That makes the normal test suite depend on Docker, image availability, and network access, contrary to the repository rule that tests be deterministic and independent of network and external services. Move this into an explicitly gated live/integration test or replace it with a deterministic mocked repository test.
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Keep entrypoint tests independent of Docker and network access
This test starts a MongoDB container and also exercises a locally bound TCP server, so the normal test suite now depends on Docker and host networking. That violates the repository's deterministic, network-independent test contract and causes the test to fail in environments without a container runtime. Replace these dependencies with in-process fakes or gate the test explicitly as a live test.
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Keep the API test independent of Docker and network access
[RULE] deterministic-tests
This test starts a real MongoDB testcontainer and therefore requires Docker plus an image pull or cached image. The repository requires tests to be deterministic and independent of network access, so the normal test suite will fail or hang in environments without Docker. Replace the external MongoDB and workflow dependencies with in-memory fakes or move this behind an explicitly gated live_* test.
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Keep entrypoint tests independent of Docker and network access
This test starts a real MongoDB container, which requires a Docker daemon and may pull mongo:8.0.0 from the network. As a result, the test suite is nondeterministic and cannot run in environments without Docker or registry access. Replace the integration-style container test with a deterministic test using injected or mocked runtime dependencies, or gate it explicitly as a live test.
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[RULE] deterministic-tests
This test starts a Docker container and pulls mongo:8.0.0 when the image is unavailable locally. As a result, the normal test suite requires a running Docker daemon and network access, and fails in CI or developer environments without either. The repository rules require tests to be deterministic and independent of network access; move this integration check behind an explicitly enabled live-test feature/env gate, or replace it with an isolated test that does not require external infrastructure.
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🟠 Major · Complete the OAuth-to-API session handoff. · main.tsx:8-21
dashboard/src/main.tsx:8-21
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftComplete the OAuth-to-API session handoff.
google_callbackreturnsJson(session)and clears only the OAuth state cookie. The dashboard does not consumeSession.token, and both form requests omitAuthorization. Sincerequire_dashboard_sessionrequires the server-issued dashboard token, both submissions receive401 Unauthorized. Establish a browser session that the middleware accepts, or sendAuthorization: Bearer <Session.token>with both requests. Use the server-issued dashboard token, not Google's access token.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/auth.rs`:
- Line 207: Apply a 10-second request timeout to both OAuth HTTP requests: the
token request built with post on the auth flow and the user-info request built
with get and bearer_auth. Use reqwest’s per-request timeout consistently before
send, without changing the existing request handling.
In `@crates/marketing-server/src/models.rs`:
- Around line 114-115: Update Campaign::serialize so serialize_struct declares
six mandatory fields plus one when self.id.is_some(), replacing the current base
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/tinyflows/test.rs`:
- Line 61: Update the request parsing flow around the body slice to continue
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In `@dashboard/src/main.tsx`:
- Around line 8-21: The dashboard must use the server-issued token returned by
google_callback: capture Session.token and include it as an Authorization Bearer
header in both addContact and createCampaign requests, preserving the existing
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Set a timeout for both Google requests.
reqwest::Client::new() has no default total request timeout. A stalled token or user-info request can retain the OAuth callback task indefinitely. (docs.rs)
Apply a configured timeout to both requests.
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let token = http
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+ .timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(10))
.form(&[
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let user = http
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/auth.rs` at line 207, Apply a 10-second request
timeout to both OAuth HTTP requests: the token request built with post on the
auth flow and the user-info request built with get and bearer_auth. Use
reqwest’s per-request timeout consistently before send, without changing the
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the serialized field count.
Campaign::serialize emits six fields plus the optional _id. The declared length is 7 + usize::from(self.id.is_some()), which is one too high. serde_json and the BSON serializer ignore the hint, so the current tests pass. Length-prefixed formats use the value and would emit an incorrect encoding.
🐛 Proposed fix for the field count
- let mut state =
- serializer.serialize_struct("Campaign", 7 + usize::from(self.id.is_some()))?;
+ let mut state =
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/models.rs` around lines 114 - 115, Update
Campaign::serialize so serialize_struct declares six mandatory fields plus one
when self.id.is_some(), replacing the current base count of seven while
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Read the complete request body before slicing it.
A TCP read can return only the headers or part of the body. If request.len() is less than header_end + content_length, this slice panics and makes the test flaky.
Continue reading until the complete declared body is available.
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In `@crates/marketing-server/src/tinyflows/test.rs` at line 61, Update the request
parsing flow around the body slice to continue reading from the TCP stream until
request.len() reaches header_end + content_length before accessing
request[header_end..header_end + content_length]. Preserve the existing body
extraction once the complete declared payload is available, and avoid slicing
prematurely.
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Public API / behavior changes
New HTTP endpoints: contacts, campaign creation/launch, Google OAuth, and unsubscribe.
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