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Refactor of issue and release GraphQL queries#1268
Refactor of issue and release GraphQL queries#1268
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WalkthroughThis pull request refactors the handling of issues and releases in the GitHub GraphQL API. It removes the Changes
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backend/apps/github/graphql/nodes/issue.py (1)
25-28:Consider if resolver method is necessary.This resolver method simply returns the value of the attribute with the same name. GraphQL's default resolver behavior would handle this automatically, making this method potentially redundant.
If there's no specific processing needed for the URL value, you could remove this method and GraphQL would resolve it correctly:
- def resolve_url(self, info):- """Resolve URL."""- return self.url
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backend/apps/github/graphql/nodes/issue.py(2 hunks)backend/apps/github/graphql/nodes/user.py(0 hunks)backend/apps/github/graphql/queries/issue.py(1 hunks)backend/apps/github/graphql/queries/release.py(2 hunks)backend/tests/apps/github/graphql/nodes/user_test.py(0 hunks)frontend/src/api/queries/userQueries.ts(1 hunks)frontend/src/pages/UserDetails.tsx(6 hunks)
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- backend/apps/github/graphql/nodes/user.py
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backend/apps/github/graphql/queries/release.py (1)
backend/apps/owasp/graphql/nodes/project.py (1)
resolve_recent_releases(60-62)
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backend/apps/github/graphql/nodes/issue.py (2)
3-4:LGTM - Import required module.Adding the graphene import ensures the module is explicitly available for the new field definition.
12-13:LGTM - Added URL field.The addition of the URL field enhances the IssueNode by exposing the URL directly in the GraphQL schema.
frontend/src/pages/UserDetails.tsx (5)
26-27:LGTM - Added state variable for issues.Good addition of a dedicated state variable for issues, which aligns with the refactored GraphQL query structure.
29-30:LGTM - Added state variable for releases.Good addition of a dedicated state variable for releases, which aligns with the refactored GraphQL query structure.
45-48:LGTM - Updated state setters to use refactored GraphQL query fields.Correctly updated to use the new top-level query fields instead of nested fields from the user object.
106-121:LGTM - Updated formattedIssues to use the new issues state variable.The component now correctly uses the dedicated issues state variable and properly updates the dependency array for the useMemo hook.
139-155:LGTM - Updated formattedReleases to use the new releases state variable.The component now correctly uses the dedicated releases state variable and properly updates the dependency array for the useMemo hook.
frontend/src/api/queries/userQueries.ts (3)
5-10:LGTM - Added recentIssues query field.Good refactoring to move issues from being nested under the user to a separate top-level field in the query. This provides better separation of concerns and likely improves query performance.
16-22:LGTM - Added recentReleases query field.Good refactoring to move releases from being nested under the user to a separate top-level field in the query. This provides better separation of concerns and likely improves query performance.
1-50:✅ Verification successful
Verify GraphQL query compatibility with backend schema.
The query has been significantly refactored. Let's verify that the backend schema supports these changes to ensure there are no runtime errors.
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#!/bin/bash# Check if the schema has corresponding fields for the refactored query# Look for recent_issues field implementation in backend codeecho"Checking for recent_issues field implementation:"rg -A 3"recent_issues\s*=\s*graphene\." --type py# Look for recent_releases field implementation in backend codeecho -e"\nChecking for recent_releases field implementation:"rg -A 3"recent_releases\s*=\s*graphene\." --type py# Look for resolver methods for the new fieldsecho -e"\nChecking for resolver methods:"rg"def resolve_recent_(issues|releases)" --type pyLength of output: 2298
GraphQL Query Compatibility Verified
The refactored query has been checked against the backend schema. Specifically, the shell script output confirms that:
- The backend defines the snake_case fields (
recent_issuesandrecent_releases) with proper resolver methods.- Graphene’s automatic conversion from snake_case to camelCase ensures that the query’s
recentIssuesandrecentReleasesfields map correctly, avoiding runtime errors.The remaining fields (
recentPullRequests,topContributedRepositories, anduser) follow existing patterns and are assumed to be supported. No compatibility issues were detected.backend/apps/github/graphql/queries/release.py (6)
16-16:Appropriate modification of default limit valueReducing the default limit from 15 to 6 is a reasonable optimization that aligns with frontend needs while reducing data transfer. This change is consistent with the PR objectives to refactor GraphQL queries.
18-18:Good addition of the login filter parameterAdding an optional login parameter enables more targeted queries, allowing clients to filter releases by author. This enhances the API's flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility since the parameter is marked as not required.
21-21:Properly updated resolver method signatureThe resolver method signature has been correctly updated to match the field definition, with the default limit changed to 6 and the new login parameter added with a suitable default value of None.
29-29:Well-documented new parameterThe docstring has been properly updated to include documentation for the new login parameter, which is a good practice for maintaining clear API documentation.
41-45:Correct implementation of login filteringThe implementation of the login filter is straightforward and effective. It appropriately checks if the login parameter was provided before applying the filter, which maintains backward compatibility with existing queries.
14-19:✅ Verification successful
Verify consistency with other parts of the codebase
The change in default limit from 15 to 6 looks good, but it's worth verifying that this change doesn't affect other parts of the codebase that might expect a larger number of releases.
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#!/bin/bash# Check if there are any other parts of the codebase that reference a default limit of 15 for releasesecho"Searching for references to default limits for releases..."rg -A 3 -B 3"RECENT_RELEASES_LIMIT" --glob"**/*.py"rg -A 3 -B 3"\blimit=15\b" --glob"**/*.py"| grep -v"release.py"Length of output: 4110
Ensure Release Query Default Remains Isolated and Intentional
After verifying the codebase, we found that the default limit change to 6 in the release query is isolated to this endpoint. Notably:
- The OWASP project node sets
RECENT_RELEASES_LIMIT = 5.- The GitHub repository node sets
RECENT_RELEASES_LIMIT = 10.- The value 15 still appears only in the issues query (
resolve_recent_issuesinissue.py).No other part of the codebase relies on a default of 15 for releases. This variation appears intentional for the respective contexts. Please double-check that the slight difference in default limits across queries (5, 6, 10, and 15 for issues) aligns with your overall design expectations.
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Please make sure all tests are green
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frontend/package.json (1)
62-62:Tailwind PostCSS Version Downgrade Detected
The dependency@tailwindcss/postcsshas been downgraded from^4.1.1to^4.0.17. Please verify that this downgrade is intentional and that no features or fixes from^4.1.1are required for your build tooling or CSS processing. It would be ideal to add a comment or documentation note explaining the reason for this change.frontend/docker/Dockerfile.local (1)
1-1:Base Image Update: Transition to Debian-Based Image
The base image is now set tonode:22-slim(Debian-based) instead of the previous Alpine variant. Please ensure that all dependencies and scripts that previously relied on Alpine’s environment are compatible with Debian.backend/docker/Dockerfile.local (1)
5-10:Builder Stage: Package Updates and Installation
The builder stage performs anapt-get updatefollowed byapt-get upgrade -yand installs essential packages (gccandlibpq-dev). While this is good practice for ensuring up-to-date security patches, consider if performing a full upgrade on every build is necessary since it can increase build time and potentially the image size.
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frontend/docker/Dockerfile.local (3)
3-3:Shell Configuration Update
The updated SHELL directive using/bin/bashwith pipefail is well configured for improved error handling in multi-command RUN instructions.
7-9:File System Setup and Global Package Installation
The subsequent commands (removing package lists, creating the/home/owaspdirectory, setting ownership, and installingpnpmglobally via npm) are well structured for a Debian-based image.
23-31:Downstream Configuration and File Copy
The remainder of the Dockerfile—copying files from the builder stage, exposing the port, setting the user and work directory—is clear and aligns with typical multi-stage Docker build practices.backend/docker/Dockerfile.local (5)
1-4:Python Base Image and Shell Configuration
The Dockerfile starts withpython:3.13-slimand sets the shell to/bin/bashwith pipefail enabled. This configuration is appropriate for a Debian-based image and helps ensure that shell commands fail fast upon errors.
8-10:System User Setup and Dependency Management
The commands for creating a system group and user (owasp), and installing Poetry via pip, are well implemented to ensure a non-root runtime environment with proper dependency management.
12-19:Environment Variables and Application Dependencies in Builder Stage
The environment variables (POETRY_VIRTUALENVS_IN_PROJECTandPYTHONUNBUFFERED) and the subsequent installation of project dependencies through Poetry are clearly defined, ensuring consistency in the build environment.
21-30:Runtime Stage: Apt-get Installation and User Setup
In the runtime stage, installinglibpq-devandpostgresql-clientmeets the application’s database client requirements. The re-creation of the system group and user ensures consistency with the builder stage. This separation is a hallmark of a lean multi-stage Docker build.
32-41:Final Stage: Environment Setup and File Copy
The final configuration—setting the environment PATH, exposing port 8000, and copying the necessary files from the builder stage—is implemented in a clean and organized manner. This results in a streamlined runtime image.
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Apt-get Install Command Missing Package Names
The command
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends && \is executed without specifying any packages. This could result in a no-op or an unexpected error. Please verify whether specific packages need to be installed here or remove theapt-get install segment if it isn’t required.
Critical Fix: Specify Package Names for the apt-get Install Command
The current Dockerfile line
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends && \executes the install command without any package names. This results in either a no-op or an error. Please update this command to either include the intended package names or remove theapt-get install segment if it's unnecessary.
• Verify if the installation of specific packages (e.g., build tools or dependencies) was intended.
• If packages need to be added, update the command accordingly; otherwise, remove the redundant install call.
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Repeated Apt-get Install Issue in Runtime Stage
A similar apt-get command is present in the runtime stage:
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends && \again without package names. Please update this command to either include the necessary packages or remove it if it is not intended to install anything.
Fix the Missing Packages in Apt-get Install Commands
Please update the apt-get install commands to include the necessary package names or remove the commands if they aren’t intended to install anything. Notably:
- Infrontend/docker/Dockerfile.local (lines 21-22), the command:is missing package names.
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends && \ rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* && \ - A similar command exists in the runtime stage. If this repetition was not intentional, please remove the duplicate. Otherwise, specify which packages need installing in both stages to ensure consistency.
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Resolves#1229