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I've reviewed the changes to fix the invalid identity URL in Swagger. The implementation is solid and addresses the stated problem. Here are my findings:

Summary

This PR successfully configures Swagger to support both US and EU cloud servers in the generatedswagger.json artifact for the Help Center, while dynamically overriding to local configuration for development and self-hosted environments. The approach elegantly balances the needs of different deployment scenarios.

Findings

Finding 1: Missing unit tests for new extension method (⚠️)

The newAddSwaggerServerWithSecurity extension method insrc/SharedWeb/Utilities/ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs:1081-1128 lacks test coverage, which contributes to the 35 missing lines reported by Codecov. While Swagger configuration is challenging to test, the method contains non-trivial logic (URI parsing, dictionary construction, OpenAPI object creation) that would benefit from verification.

Finding 2: Codecov reports 35 lines missing coverage in Startup.cs (💭)

The PreSerializeFilters code insrc/Api/Startup.cs:304-344 shows as untested. This is expected since:

• This code only runs in Development/SelfHosted environments
• The filters execute at runtime when serving swagger.json
• The CI pipeline generates swagger artifacts using Development environment but doesn't exercise the filter execution path

Consider whether integration tests that actually fetch the swagger.json endpoint would be valuable, though this may be excessive for configuration code.

Finding 3: Potential confusion between security schemes for end users (💭)

With multiple servers (US/EU) and multiple security definitions (US_server/EU_server), users must manually match the server selection with the correct authorization option. The PR description acknowledges this limitation with the note: "you cannot automatically associate the server with the authorization option."

The added description text helps ("Use this option if you've selected the {serverDescription}" and "Note: your authorization must match the server you have selected"), but users could still select US server + EU authorization.

This appears to be a limitation of OpenAPI/Swagger UI rather than the implementation. The current approach with clear descriptions is reasonable given the constraints.

Finding 4: Security scheme clearing in PreSerializeFilters is correct (👍)

TheswaggerDoc.Components.SecuritySchemes.Clear() andswaggerDoc.SecurityRequirements.Clear() insrc/Api/Startup.cs:312,329 properly remove cloud server configurations for local environments, ensuring development/self-hosted deployments don't expose cloud identity URLs.

Security Considerations

✅ No security issues identified. The changes:

• Don't expose sensitive data
• Correctly configure OAuth2 endpoints for different environments
• Properly isolate cloud vs. local configurations
• Are read-only documentation changes that don't affect authentication logic

Response to Previous Review Feedback

The author (eliykat) correctly explained why dani-garcia's simplification suggestion wouldn't work: the CI pipeline uses Development environment for swagger generation but needs to output cloud server configurations. The PreSerializeFilters approach is the correct solution to override configuration based on runtime environment.

Code Quality Observations

✅ Method naming:AddSwagger →AddSwaggerGen better reflects that it configures SwaggerGen
✅ Documentation: XML comments and inline comments clearly explain the dual-configuration strategy
✅ Separation of concerns: Extension method in SharedWeb makes it reusable
✅ Code organization: Clear comments distinguish cloud vs. local configuration sections

Recommendations

1. Add unit tests forAddSwaggerServerWithSecurity to improve coverage and prevent regressions (⚠️ priority)
2. Consider documenting the server/auth matching requirement in Help Center docs when this is deployed
3. The codecov coverage drop is acceptable given the nature of the code (runtime filters in development-only paths)

Action Items for Author

• Add unit tests forAddSwaggerServerWithSecurity extension method
• (Optional) Coordinate with docs team about server/authorization matching guidance

Overall this is a well-implemented solution that properly addresses the issue within the constraints of the Swagger/OpenAPI specification. The approach of configuring cloud servers by default and overriding for local environments is sound.

Checkmarx One – Scan Summary & Details –f4b9c54c-4639-4e3d-839c-90370bcd0991

Great job! No new security vulnerabilities introduced in this pull request

Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is62.76596% with35 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 53.25%. Comparing base (f151abe) to head (da83f52).

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Thanks@dani-garcia ! I did mean to ask about how this would affect the SDK so thank you for checking that.

I tried your suggestion, but the pipeline generates the swagger jsons using thedevelopment environment configuration which means it outputs thelocalhost configuration. If I change that to using Production, it fails because no server certificates are configured; using the Development environment seems like a way to bypass the configuration required for a real server. Maybe that in itself needs to be revisited (do we need a CI environment type? not sure) but I thought that was out of scope for this PR.