Port security, CI and stability fixes from new-test-branch onto main - #279
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- set parserOptions.ecmaVersion=2022 so optional chaining parses - enable jest globals and allow test-only devDependencies - declare node engines (>=18) - drop unused imports/vars flagged by no-unused-vars (cherry picked from commit 610fb29)
- remove unused imports/vars flagged by no-unused-vars - fix exhaustive-deps warnings in useCallback/useEffect - StudentPanel: move participants/studentIds out of render, add useMemo - drop unused Field/inputStyle/InfoTile/labelColor helpers in Requests modals (cherry picked from commit a13d002)
- mock axios via module factory so <App/> renders in jsdom - assert unauthenticated users land on the Login page - userIcon: guard undefined academic info instead of printing 'undefined' (cherry picked from commit f3cc2d6)
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…ntend CRA inlines REACT_APP_* vars at build time, so the backend URL must be available during the nginx image build, not just at runtime. (cherry picked from commit 56b58e6)
The dashboard called dead routes (/room/requests, /events, /tenure, /api/activities/recent) via bare fetch. Use the shared authenticated axios instance against /dashboard/stats, /rooms/bookings, /events/latest. (cherry picked from commit 0eb8197)
CertificatesPage uses useSidebar(), which throws outside a provider. Only the /dashboard layout supplied one, so deep-linking to /certificates crashed. Mirror Dashboard.jsx and wrap the route. (cherry picked from commit 7f75672)
eslint v8 auto-loads eslint.config.mjs whenever present, silently replacing the react-app config used by the build. The flat config only enabled two react rules (no no-unused-vars, no react-hooks), so lint was weaker than CI. Removing it lets eslint fall back to the package.json eslintConfig (react-app). (cherry picked from commit 9f5919c)
The backend mounts dashboard/rooms/events under /api/*, so the three calls returned 404 and every stat stayed at zero. (cherry picked from commit 6bd7a31)
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe pull request updates backend authorization and request handling, frontend routes and state behavior, and application runtime and build configuration. It also changes the backend port to 8000 and adds deployment checks for that endpoint. ChangesBackend request behavior
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change improves access control, but several deployment and workflow issues should be fixed before merge. Certificate approval may fail in the container. A deployed frontend may not know where the backend is. Login may not persist in some HTTPS setups. A failed approval can leave orphaned approved certificates. The admin feedback page also breaks when a card is selected. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The access-control changes strengthen important boundaries. However, certificate generation now exposes approved certificates before final batch approval is committed, including when generation subsequently fails. Authentication and ownership checks limit the affected scope, but they do not preserve this approval invariant. Deployed HTTPS and proxy settings also remain unconfirmed. Retained concerns
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a Node image supported by Puppeteer.
Both stages use
node:18-alpine, but the declaredpuppeteer@^25.2.1dependency requires Node>=22.12.0. The new Chromium setup does not resolve that runtime incompatibility. Update both base images and the backend Node engine declaration to a supported version. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @backend/controllers/certificateBatchController.js:
- Around line 550-551: Update the level-1 approval flow around
generateCertificates(batch) to claim the final-approval transition with
findOneAndUpdate before generating certificates. If generation fails, restore or
otherwise recover the batch state and remove any partial certificate records so
failed approval leaves no approved certificates attached to a submitted batch.
Review comments at @backend/controllers/eventControllers.js:
- Line 490: Update the coordinator identity used for the organizational-unit
lookup in the event controller to use the authenticated user’s
personal_info.email, matching the identity field used in analyticsController,
rather than req.user.username.
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- Line 34: Update the Puppeteer launch in generateCertificates to conditionally
pass --no-sandbox and --disable-setuid-sandbox when PUPPETEER_NO_SANDBOX is
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Review comments at @backend/index.js:
- Around line 37-39: Update isHostedOverHttps so cookie.secure reflects the
backend’s HTTPS deployment or trusted request protocol, not FRONTEND_URL;
preserve the requirement that production uses HTTPS and ensure HTTP backend
requests do not suppress session-cookie issuance.
Review comments at @backend/models/passportConfig.js:
- Line 17: Update the `/google` and `/google/verify` routes in `auth.js` to
check for both Google credentials before calling
`passport.authenticate("google")`; when either is absent, return a controlled
disabled-service response instead of invoking an unregistered strategy. Reuse
the configuration check from `passportConfig.js`.
Review comments at @frontend/Dockerfile:
- Around line 11-12: Ensure the frontend image build receives a nonempty
REACT_APP_BACKEND_URL before npm run build; update the deployment workflow’s
docker build invocation to pass its deployment API URL, or make the Docker build
fail when the argument is missing.
Review comments at @frontend/src/Components/Batches/batches.jsx:
- Line 94: Update the effect that calls fetchData when isUserLoggedIn?._id
changes to clear the previous batch list and prevent results for an outdated
user ID from being applied; use effect cleanup or verify the requested ID before
updating state.
Review comments at @frontend/src/Components/Batches/StudentPanel.jsx:
- Around line 31-33: Update the selection initialization around `ids` and
`selectedEvent.participants` to apply the event default only when no saved
student selection exists, preserving an explicitly saved empty `form.students`
selection when reopening the panel.
Review comments at @frontend/src/Components/Events/EventList.jsx:
- Line 115: Update the guest action in EventList’s userRole conditional so
guests are directed to sign in before registering, rather than opening
EventTile’s confirmation flow without a currentUserId. Preserve the existing
registration action for authenticated students.
Review comments at @frontend/src/Components/President/PresidentDashboard.jsx:
- Around line 21-24: Update the dashboard data-loading flow in
PresidentDashboard so each request failure is handled independently instead of
allowing one rejection to prevent all metric updates. Preserve successful
responses and update only the metrics associated with each successful request.
Review comments at @frontend/src/routes/AdminRoutes.js:
- Line 95: Pass an onSelectFeedback handler to ViewFeedback in the AdminRoutes
component so selecting a feedback card opens the selected feedback without
throwing. Reuse an existing selection handler or parent flow if available;
otherwise provide a handler that implements the route’s intended
feedback-opening behavior.
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- Line 19: Update both stage base images in the Dockerfile and the backend Node
engine declaration to a version supported by puppeteer@^25.2.1 (Node.js 22.12.0
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Coordinate certificate creation with the final state transition.
generateCertificates(batch) uploads PDFs and creates Approved certificate records before findOneAndUpdate confirms final approval. If that update fails or returns no batch, the handler reports 500 or 409, but those certificates remain. Claim the final-approval transition before generation, and define recovery for generation failure, so a failed approval cannot leave approved certificates attached to a submitted batch.
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Update the level-1 approval flow around generateCertificates(batch) to claim the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the coordinator’s contact email for the organizational-unit lookup.
If a coordinator’s username differs from their personal_info.email, this lookup returns 404 even when the unit’s contact_info.email matches the coordinator’s email. The user schema does not require those fields to match. backend/controllers/analyticsController.js already identifies the coordinator’s unit by personal_info.email. Use that same authenticated identity field here.
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Update the coordinator identity used for the organizational-unit lookup in the
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Pass the sandbox flags to the approval browser.
generateCertificates launches Puppeteer before passing the browser to renderToPdf, so the renderer does not apply PUPPETEER_NO_SANDBOX to that launch. If Chromium cannot use its sandbox, final approval can fail before PDF generation and leave the batch in Submitted state. Apply the same conditional launch arguments here.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Base session-cookie settings on the backend transport.
If FRONTEND_URL uses HTTPS but a backend request arrives over HTTP, isHostedOverHttps sets cookie.secure to true. express-session then does not issue the session cookie, so login cannot persist. Determine backend HTTPS from the backend deployment or trusted request protocol. Require HTTPS for production rather than using the frontend URL as evidence of backend HTTPS. (github.com)
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Update isHostedOverHttps so cookie.secure reflects the backend’s HTTPS
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| if (process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID && process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET) { |
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Handle Google routes when the strategy is disabled.
If either Google credential is absent, the /google and /google/verify routes in backend/routes/auth.js still call passport.authenticate("google"). Passport forwards an “Unknown authentication strategy” error instead of returning a deliberate disabled-service response. Gate those routes with the same configuration check, or return a controlled response when Google login is unavailable. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the `/google` and `/google/verify` routes in `auth.js` to check for both
Google credentials before calling `passport.authenticate("google")`; when either
is absent, return a controlled disabled-service response instead of invoking an
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Discard results from a previous user ID.
When the user ID changes before fetchData() finishes, the earlier request can finish last and replace the current user's batches. Add effect cleanup or check the requested user ID before applying results. Clear the previous batch list when the identity changes.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve an intentionally empty student selection.
If a user deselects all participants and saves, form.students becomes empty. On reopening the panel, this fallback selects every event participant again. Distinguish an untouched selection from a saved empty selection before applying the event default.
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Update the selection initialization around `ids` and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Give guests a working registration action.
When a logged-out visitor selects Register, EventTile opens the confirmation modal. Confirm then returns because currentUserId is absent, so the modal stays open without an explanation. Direct guests to login before confirmation, or replace Register with a sign-in action. The backend correctly requires authentication; the defect is the guest-facing action.
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Update the guest action in EventList’s userRole conditional so guests are
directed to sign in before registering, rather than opening EventTile’s
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Keep successful dashboard metrics when one request fails.
The endpoints return the expected response shapes. However, if any request rejects, Promise.all skips every metric update, and the catch block only logs the error. The dashboard can therefore retain its initial zero counts even when the other requests succeed. Handle each request failure separately.
🐛 Suggested fix
- const [statsRes, bookingsRes, eventsRes] = await Promise.all([
- api.get("/api/dashboard/stats"),
- api.get("/api/rooms/bookings"),
- api.get("/api/events/latest"),
- ]);
-
- const stats = statsRes.data || {};
- const bookings = Array.isArray(bookingsRes.data)
- ? bookingsRes.data
- : [];
- const latestEvents = Array.isArray(eventsRes.data)
- ? eventsRes.data
- : [];
-
- setPendingRequests(stats.pendingRoomRequests || 0);
- setRoomBookings(bookings.length);
- setUpcomingEvents(latestEvents.length);
- setCosaRecords(stats.totalOrgUnits || 0);
- setRecentActivities(
- latestEvents.map((event) => ({
- type: "event",
- description: event.title,
- timestamp: event.date,
- })),
- );
+ const [statsRes, bookingsRes, eventsRes] = await Promise.all([
+ api.get("/api/dashboard/stats").catch((error) => {
+ console.error("Error fetching dashboard stats:", error);
+ return null;
+ }),
+ api.get("/api/rooms/bookings").catch((error) => {
+ console.error("Error fetching room bookings:", error);
+ return null;
+ }),
+ api.get("/api/events/latest").catch((error) => {
+ console.error("Error fetching latest events:", error);
+ return null;
+ }),
+ ]);
+
+ if (statsRes) {
+ const stats = statsRes.data || {};
+ setPendingRequests(stats.pendingRoomRequests || 0);
+ setCosaRecords(stats.totalOrgUnits || 0);
+ }
+
+ if (bookingsRes) {
+ const bookings = Array.isArray(bookingsRes.data)
+ ? bookingsRes.data
+ : [];
+ setRoomBookings(bookings.length);
+ }
+
+ if (eventsRes) {
+ const latestEvents = Array.isArray(eventsRes.data)
+ ? eventsRes.data
+ : [];
+ setUpcomingEvents(latestEvents.length);
+ setRecentActivities(
+ latestEvents.map((event) => ({
+ type: "event",
+ description: event.title,
+ timestamp: event.date,
+ })),
+ );
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @frontend/src/Components/President/PresidentDashboard.jsx
around lines 21 - 24:
Update the dashboard data-loading flow in PresidentDashboard so each request
failure is handled independently instead of allowing one rejection to prevent
all metric updates. Preserve successful responses and update only the metrics
associated with each successful request.
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| path="/viewfeedback" | ||
| element={ | ||
| <RoleProtectedRoute allowedRoles={ALL_ADMIN_ROLES}> | ||
| <ViewFeedback /> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pass a feedback selection handler to ViewFeedback.
When an admin selects a feedback card, ViewFeedback calls onSelectFeedback(fb). This route supplies no onSelectFeedback prop, so the action throws instead of opening the feedback. Pass a handler or render ViewFeedback through a parent that handles selection.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/routes/AdminRoutes.js at line 95:
Pass an onSelectFeedback handler to ViewFeedback in the AdminRoutes component so
selecting a feedback card opens the selected feedback without throwing. Reuse an
existing selection handler or parent flow if available; otherwise provide a
handler that implements the route’s intended feedback-opening behavior.
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Summary
Cherry-picks the fixes from
new-test-branchonto currentmain(with-x, so original hashes and authors are preserved), somainkeeps the Tasks and Student Management work while gaining these fixes.What's included
Security (broken access control)
JWT_SECRET_TOKENStability
PUPPETEER_NO_SANDBOX/api/announcementsmount removedFrontend
/apiendpoints/certificatesand public events pages no longer crash (SidebarProvider)Build / CI
package.jsonwith test/lint/build scripts; backendlintandbuildscriptsREACT_APP_BACKEND_URLbuild arg; CI passesSESSION_SECRETand health-checks the backendConflict resolutions
certificates.service.js(3 commits): keptmain's Cloudinary upload (uploadTocloudinary) and did not take the alternative upload helper. The controller,renderPdf.jsand Dockerfile parts of that commit were kept.userIcon.jsx: keptmain's "no literal undefined" fix.import()in the backend ESLint config (eslint-plugin-node v11 flags it).Deployment notes
Required env vars:
SESSION_SECRET,JWT_SECRET_TOKEN,MONGODB_URI(session store). The server will not start without the first two.Testing
npm run lint,npm run build,npm test(5/5)npm run lint,npm run build,npm test(3/3)/certificatesCredit: commits by @Ashish-Kumar-Dash and @UtkarshUmap
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