Forward the curation desk application routes - #104
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Six signed POSTs beside the roster writes. Apply, mine and withdraw carry no role: an applicant is by definition not on the roster yet. List, decide and window are admin-only upstream, like roster-set, and POSTs for the same reason: every field is private and the GET tier is cached at the edge. The account a decision acts on is `applicant`, never `username`. Build() refuses to copy a client's `username`, so a decision that reused that key would have let an admin decide only on themselves, and the payload test pins the field list. Validation refuses rather than trims, as the roster rules do: a missing or blank answer, an answer past its column, a state outside the three decisions, a role outside trial/curator/mod (admin is never granted by a form), a limit outside 1..200 and a window without a boolean. Answers and the closed-window message are measured in runes, because the columns count characters. Closes #103
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PR Summary by QodoForward guest curator application routes through the gateway
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| app.MapPost("/private-api/curation-desk/application-apply", PrivateApi.CurationDeskApplicationApply); | ||
| app.MapPost("/private-api/curation-desk/application-mine", PrivateApi.CurationDeskApplicationMine); | ||
| app.MapPost("/private-api/curation-desk/application-withdraw", PrivateApi.CurationDeskApplicationWithdraw); | ||
| app.MapPost("/private-api/curation-desk/application-list", PrivateApi.CurationDeskApplicationList); |
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3. New routes lack parity documentation 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Routes.Map introduces six HTTP-visible application endpoints, but this change contains no corresponding KNOWN_DIVERGENCES entry under dotnet/parity/. Because these routes add new request contracts and response behavior relative to the reference image, the accompanying endpoint tests satisfy only the testing half of the required parity record.
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## Issue description
Six new HTTP endpoints have tests but no parity divergence documentation describing their behavior relative to the reference image.
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- dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/Routes.cs[197-202]
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Add or update the appropriate `KNOWN_DIVERGENCES` document under `dotnet/parity/`. Identify all six application endpoints and describe their signed POST behavior, accepted request fields, authentication requirements, status behavior, and cache policy relative to the reference image.
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Fixed in d793ed9: the six routes are in CURATION_DESK_ROUTES in dotnet/parity/driver.py, so they carry CURATION_DESK_DIVERGENCE like the rest of the desk (the reference build has no such route; this one answers 503 unconfigured, 401 unsigned, 400 on a rejected body, and otherwise proxies).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSix signed POST routes now forward curation desk guest-application operations. The handlers define field allowlists and identity handling. Validation rejects invalid application data. Tests cover forwarding, limits, optional fields, and malformed bodies. ChangesGuest curator application routes
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant RoutesMap
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Client->>RoutesMap: POST /private-api/curation-desk/application-*
RoutesMap->>PrivateApi: Dispatch to application handler
PrivateApi->>ServeDeskWrite: Submit signed route and payload
ServeDeskWrite->>ServeDeskWrite: Validate and forward accepted fields
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Malformed application requests can succeed instead of receiving the required 400 response. Reject unknown apply fields and null list limits before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs`:
- Around line 1165-1179: Update Validate’s ApplicationApply branch to reject any
answer keys in the request body that are not present in the allowlisted
ApplicationAnswers collection, returning a validation error so ServeDeskWrite
responds with HTTP 400. Preserve the existing required-field and maximum-length
checks for recognized keys, and keep Build unchanged.
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"limit" property is always validated, including JSON null; reject null and any
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Two review findings, both the same shape as the roster's `rules` contract: a value this service claims to check must be refused, not quietly dropped. An unknown key on an application was allowlisted away, so the desk never saw the field it would have answered 400 for and the applicant was told their answers were sent, minus one. A present `limit: null` skipped the range check entirely because the check ran only for a non-null value, while CopyIfPresent forwards a present null upstream. The six routes also join the parity driver's curation-desk list, which is what records them as deliberate additions to the reference build.
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Closes #103. The gateway half of guest curator applications. Backend: ecency/esync-py#77, which deploys first. Web: ecency/vision-web#1864, which ships last.
Six signed POSTs beside the roster writes, each a
CurationDeskWrites.Routenaming its upstream path and its field allowlist:application-applyapplications/applyapplication-mineapplications/mineapplication-withdrawapplications/withdrawapplication-listapplications/liststate,limitapplication-decideapplications/decideapplicant,state,role,noteapplication-windowapplications/windowopen,messageApply, mine and withdraw carry no role requirement: an applicant is by definition not on the roster yet. List, decide and window are admin-only upstream, as the roster writes are, and POSTs for the same reason: every field is private and the GET tier is cached at the edge. All six go through
ServeDeskWrite, so they inherit the fail-closed 503, the cached auth,no-storeand the 8 s upstream timeout.Two details worth a look:
applicant, notusername.Build()refuses to copy a client'susername, so a decision keyed on it would have let an admin decide only on themselves. A payload test pins the forwarded field list for every route.len(), whilestring.Lengthcounts UTF-16 units, so 200 emoji measure 400 and an answer the column accepts would have been refused here. Same fix the curator note already carries, with a test that walks the boundary.Validation refuses rather than trims, matching
roster-set: a missing or blank answer, an answer past its column, a state outside the three decisions, a role outsidetrial|curator|mod(adminis never granted by a form, on either side), a limit outside 1 to 200, and a window without a boolean.553 tests pass, including the table-driven auth, fail-closed and cache-header cases, which now iterate the six new routes too. The three guards that matter (the applicant field, the refused admin role, rune counting) were mutation checked: breaking each one turns a test red.
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