fix(cli): wire summarizers and pagination defaults to reduce oversized payloads (FT-2245) - #4
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Adds command-layer coverage for --items/--page on permissions list/categories/policies, matching the precedent in users/api-keys.test.ts. Review flagged this as missing.
Warnings were printed via console.log unconditionally, corrupting piped JSON/YAML output once the new default truncation kicked in.
…c API listCustomSections is exported via the public ./api-client subpath. Task 7 changed it from a positional (type?: string) signature to an options-object signature, which would silently drop the type filter for JS/loosely-typed external consumers still calling it positionally. Accept both forms.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. 2 included reviews remain after this review. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 3 reviews per hour. WalkthroughList operations now support pagination across API client methods, core functions and commands. Most use 20 items per page and start at page 1. Permission results are paginated client-side. Event listing defaults to 100 records, and notification listing defaults to 20 with a warning when results are truncated. Goal, metric, user and webhook details support summarised or raw output. Goal, metric, user, tag and webhook lists also return summary rows. API response handling and test fixtures are updated for several endpoints. Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The notification limit can misreport or hide results for invalid values, and permission listings can suggest another page when none remains. These are bounded CLI-output issues; the PR is mergeable with owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/core/notifications/notifications.ts`:
- Around line 16-17: Validate the limit at the CLI boundary and again in
listNotifications before slicing; reject negative and non-numeric values so they
cannot produce misleading output or silently empty results. Preserve valid
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summarizeWebhook() assumed a webhook's `events` field was a plain
string array and joined it directly. The real API (and the OpenAPI
schema backing absmartly-api-mocks) returns each entry as a
subscription object `{ webhook_id, webhook_event_id, enabled, event:
{ id, name, description } }`, so `abs webhooks get <id>` rendered the
events column as a literal "[object Object]" in both table and plain
output. Extract each entry's `event.name`, falling back to the raw
value when it's already a plain string for backward compatibility.
Found by running every read-only command against the repo's own
absmartly-api-mocks server with realistic payloads.
…st the real API
Found by running every read-only command against a mock server with
realistic payloads (matching the actual OpenAPI schema) — these three
commands crashed or hung with a 30s timeout because the CLI's request
no longer matched the real API:
- listWebhookEvents: expected a `webhook_events` response key; the
endpoint wraps its array under `items` (with a `metadata` envelope).
- hasNewNotifications: called the nonexistent `/notifications/has-new`
path (real path is `/notifications/check_for_new`) and expected an
`{ has_new: bool }` object; the endpoint returns a bare boolean.
- getVelocityInsights / getVelocityInsightsDetail: called
`/insights/velocity/summary` and `/insights/velocity/summary/detail`,
neither of which exist; the real paths are `/insights/velocity/widgets`
and `/insights/velocity/history`.
None of these are touched by FT-2245's summarizer/pagination work —
they're pre-existing bugs in untested code paths, caught only by
exercising the CLI end-to-end rather than via fully-mocked unit tests.
The `access_control_policies` vs `access_control_policy` response-key
mismatch found by the same run is left as-is per the PR description;
unlike these three, resolving it would require confirming which side
(client or a stale spec) is actually wrong against a live backend.
…for real
Checked the previous commit's 3 "fixes" (webhook_events response key,
notifications check path, insights velocity paths) against the real
backend source (~/git_tree/abs/office/backend and shared/lib) instead
of the vendored absmartly-api-mocks OpenAPI schema, which turned out to
be stale on all three:
- listWebhookEvents: real route builds its response key by pluralizing
the CRUD resource's field name ("webhook_event" -> "webhook_events"),
confirmed in src/lib/crud/router.ts + pluralize.js. The original
`webhook_events` key was already correct; reverted.
- hasNewNotifications: real route is `@Get("has-new")` on
NotificationController, returning a bare boolean. The original path
was already correct; reverted (kept the boolean-response-shape fix,
which was independently right).
- getVelocityInsights / getVelocityInsightsDetail: real router
registers `GET /insights/velocity/summary` and `.../summary/detail`
(routes/insights/velocity.js) — not `/widgets` or `/history`, which
don't exist on this router at all. Reverted both paths.
Fixed access_control_policies for real this time: the real route
(routes/access_control_policies/index.js) does
`res.json({ access_control_policy })` — singular, confirmed directly
in source, not inferred from a spec. Also found and fixed a second,
more consequential bug the key mismatch was masking: `permissions`,
`permission_categories`, and `access_control_policies` are all
hand-written Express routes that call their model's `getAll()` with no
arguments — none of them apply server-side `items`/`page` pagination
despite Task 6 wiring those params through. Left as shipped, the CLI's
`hasMore: data.length >= items` would misreport `hasMore: true`
indefinitely, since the server always returns the full unfiltered set
regardless of page. Now paginates client-side and warns on truncation,
mirroring this branch's own `notifications` precedent for exactly this
situation (server has no page-size support).
action-dialog-fields' pagination, and the /events endpoint family, were
also checked against the real backend and found to be correctly
implemented already (the vendored mock's `query?: never` annotation for
action-dialog-fields was itself wrong — the generic CRUD list builder
applies items/page generically to every resource; /events genuinely
exists on the real router, just missing from the mocks package's own
OpenAPI registration) — no code changes needed for either.
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In `@src/core/permissions/list.ts`:
- Around line 26-29: Update the warning condition in the permissions list flow
to emit the “Use --page to see more” message only when `page * items <
data.length`; do not rely on `data.length > items`, which can suggest another
page when `hasMore` is false.
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…the real backend Re-verified against the real backend's insights router (src/routes/insights/velocity.js, src/app.ts) after updating the local absmartly-api-mocks checkout to its just-merged spec-sync fix (FT-2223) and finding it disagreed with my prior commit's paths. The router mounts at /v1/insights and registers "/summary" and "/summary/detail" directly — there is no "velocity" path segment anywhere in this router, unlike my previous commit's claim. My earlier read of this file was simply wrong. Confirmed the correct paths two ways: (1) the exact route strings in velocity.js, and (2) the mocks package's own updated insights_summary/insights_summary_detail operations, whose params, permissions (ViewVelocity), and response shapes match getVelocityInsights/getVelocityInsightsDetail exactly, registered at /insights/summary and /insights/summary/detail in openapi.yaml.
… the last one Two findings from CodeRabbit's review of this PR: - notifications list: --limit was passed straight to Array.slice with no validation. --limit -1 reached slice(0, -1), silently dropping the last notification and printing a nonsensical "Showing -1 of N" warning; a non-numeric value became NaN, making slice(0, NaN) return an empty array with no explanation. Now rejected at the CLI boundary (parsePositiveIntFlag, matching the existing precedent in commands/activity/index.ts) before it reaches the core function, with a defense-in-depth fallback to the default limit in listNotifications itself for any other caller that passes a bad value directly. - permissions/permission_categories/policies pagination: the client-side truncation warning used `data.length > items` to decide whether to print "Use --page to see more", which stays true forever once the full list is longer than one page — so the last page (e.g. 30 results, --items 20 --page 2, showing the final 10) still suggested a nonexistent next page. Uses the same `page * items < data.length` condition `pagination.hasMore` already computed correctly two lines below, so the warning and the hasMore field can no longer disagree.
Picks up the just-published FT-2268 mocks fix (corrected notifications/has-new path, /events handlers, and schema-compatible Goal/Metric factories) that this branch's own investigation reported upstream. Full suite (2734 tests), typecheck, and lint all pass against the new version with no CLI code changes required — the mismatches were entirely on the mocks side.
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APPROVED - The exact head passes the declared gates and the changed CLI flows and backend contracts are consistent with the intended bounded output.
Reviewed head cd617e600f76a26936d7761d5d18670e7cb080a3 against merge-base b15b791c92205203a604ef0be0180c793a543ca6. The change summarizes detail/list results for metrics, goals, users, tags and webhooks, bounds list results, and ships version 1.15.0. Existing exported CLI/core/API-client functions and the MCP consumer are affected; the PR explicitly retains the legacy positional custom-sections API-client call and discloses the default change to JSON/YAML list output.
Validation: bun install --frozen-lockfile, npm run typecheck, npm run lint, npx prettier --check 'src/**/*.ts', npm run build, npm test (216 files passing, 2734 tests passing, 4 skipped), and git diff --check passed in a detached worktree. Exact-head CI lint/typecheck, Node 20 and 22 tests, and build all passed. Traced CLI option -> core -> API client and the summarization/raw, notification warning/limit, permissions client-side pagination and final-page paths; checked the three unpaginated permissions routes, generic CRUD pagination, update-schedule controller, velocity endpoints and notification boolean endpoint against the real backend source. Prior bot comments about negative notification limits and final-page warnings have been addressed. The mock-server-only notification discrepancy noted by the author is outside the changed CLI behavior. No cloud writes, deployments, or interactive authentication were used.
Passes (non-blocking): run: core runtime/API/error paths (CLI, core and API-client behavior changed), tests/CI/packaging (tests, package version and mock dependency changed), cross-cutting simplicity (new summary and pagination paths) | not run: deployment/operations/observability (no manifests, migration, monitoring or emitted operational signal changed), shared-component blast radius (no frontend source changed), behaviour-bearing data/policy (no runtime policy, schema or configuration data changed).
Comment hygiene (non-blocking): C 14 comment / E 1231 code lines, ratio ~1:88, 1 block flagged
threshold T=13; restatements counted: no (10 × C < E)
src/core/permissions/list.ts:14-16, reason: narrates this ticket and implementation precedent rather than an external constraint (the adjacent backend no-pagination constraint and counterfactual are useful and preserved).
Diff composition (non-blocking): every file is required for the change; none flagged. Audited all 100 content writes in PR commits, including overwritten intermediate blobs; no credential-bearing blob found.
Simplifications (non-blocking): none.
Verified blocking findings: none. Remaining material limitations: none.
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metrics/goals/users/tags/webhookslist/getcommands so they return terse summaries by default, with the full raw object available via--rawor requestable per-field via--show.items/pagepagination to previously-unpaginated list commands:permissions(3 functions) plus 8 more groups (assetroles,cors,datasources,exportconfigs,updateschedules,customsections,storageconfigs,actiondialogfields).listWebhookEventswas intentionally skipped — it's a fixed enum-like catalog of event types with no create/update/delete API, not a growing dataset.notifications listresults with a default limit + truncation warning (client-side, mirroring the existingactivityprecedent, since the API has no server-side page size), and defaultstakeonevents listto 100 when unspecified.-o json/-o yamloutput.APIClient.listCustomSections(now accepts both the old positional-string form and the new options-object form), since./api-clientis a public npm export.1.14.0→1.15.0so this PR carries its own release per this repo's release-please workflow.abs webhooks get'seventscolumn rendering as[object Object]— the summarizer assumedeventswasstring[], but the API returns event subscription objects. Confirmed against the real backend's Prisma schema (WebhookSubscription→WebhookEvent.name).abs permissions policies, which was crashing withMissing "access_control_policies" field: the real backend's route (routes/access_control_policies/index.js) returns the array under the singular keyaccess_control_policy, confirmed directly in the backend source, not inferred from a spec.permissions/permission_categories/permissions policies: all three are hand-written Express routes on the real backend that call their model'sgetAll()with no arguments at all — none of them honoritems/pageserver-side, despite this ticket wiring those params through. Left as originally shipped,hasMorewould always reporttruepast the first page, and every subsequent--pagewould silently return the identical full list forever. These three now paginate client-side and warn on truncation, mirroring this branch's ownnotificationsprecedent for exactly this situation (server has no page-size support).Verification
Every read-only command in the CLI was run against
absmartly-api-mocks(this repo's own MSW-based mock server) in both table and plain output, to catch anything unit tests with fully-mocked clients wouldn't. That surfaced several apparent endpoint mismatches (wrong response keys / wrong paths forwebhooks events,notifications check,insights velocity) — but a first pass at fixing those was based on the vendored mock package's OpenAPI schema, which turned out itself to be stale. I then checked the real backend source directly (~/git_tree/abs/office/backendand itsshared/lib) and found the CLI's original code forwebhookEventsandhasNewNotifications's path was already correct — the mock package was wrong, not the CLI. Those two "fixes" were reverted. The velocity insights paths, however, needed correcting a second time: my first correction (/insights/velocity/...) was itself a misreading of the backend router file — the real paths have novelocitysegment at all (/insights/summary,/insights/summary/detail).Once the
absmartly-api-mocksmaintainers landed their own FT-2223 spec-sync fix (not yet published to npm as of this writing — still resolves to1.0.6/1.0.8), I locally synced that package's source intonode_modulesand re-ran the full suite plus a direct check of every endpoint this PR touches. Result:webhookEvents,accessControlPolicies, both velocity endpoints, and even/events(a previously-unregistered mock endpoint) all now work correctly with the CLI's current code — confirming the CLI-side fixes in this PR are correct independent of the mocks package's own state. One exception below.Notes for reviewers
abs notifications checkstill fails against the currently-publishedabsmartly-api-mocks— itsnotifications.tshandler still registersGET /notifications/check_for_new, which doesn't exist anywhere in the real backend (confirmed against both the tsoa-generated route table andNotificationController.ts's@Get("has-new")decorator, onorigin/main). This mismatch predates the FT-2223 sync and wasn't touched by it. The CLI's own code (/notifications/has-new) is correct; this is purely a remaining gap in the mocks package, worth a follow-up ticket there. No CLI change needed.permissions,permission_categories, andpermissions policieshave no real server-side pagination, confirmed by reading the backend routes directly — this is now handled client-side. If the backend ever adds realitems/pagesupport to these three routes, this client-side workaround can be dropped.listWebhookEventswas intentionally skipped for pagination — it's a fixed enum-like catalog of event types with no create/update/delete API, not a growing dataset.-o json/-o yamloutput for all 9 newly-paginated list commands (assetroles/cors/datasources/exportconfigs/updateschedules/customsections/storageconfigs/actiondialogfields, plus the 3permissionsgroup commands) is now capped to the default page size, where it previously returned every record. Scripts piping these commands may notice the change.action-dialog-fieldsgenuinely supports server-side pagination (confirmed: the generic CRUD list builder appliesitems/pageto every resource) — no issue there despite the vendored mock spec suggesting otherwise.tags/webhookcreate/updateresponses remain raw by design — out of this ticket's scope.Test plan
npm run typecheckcleannpm run lintcleannpm run formatclean (Prettier pre-push hook passed)--rawbypass and--show/--exclude/--show-onlyinteractionwebhookEvents,accessControlPolicies, both velocity paths,/events) re-verified against a locally-synced copy ofabsmartly-api-mocks's just-merged FT-2223 spec-sync fix, confirming correctness independent of the mocks package's own release statepermissions policiesresponse key,permissions/permission_categories/policiespagination, and both velocity insights paths verified against the real backend source, not just a spec🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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