Bulk-Update issue Fix

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores

  • Bulk user-invite events now consolidate and parse user metadata (parsed meta fields merged) before emission.
  • Event payloads standardized with explicit eventType ("bulk-update"), entityId, structured args, phone_code, and null-guarded email handling.
  • Conditional fetching of existing user data added; public interfaces unchanged.

• Bug Fixes

  • Safer merging of existing contact data with conditional decryption for email and phone to prevent stale or missing values.

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Walkthrough

Adds transformUser usage, conditional user fetching, metadata parsing/merging, and decryption of sensitive fields in src/helpers/userInvite.js; restructures emitted event payloads to include explicit eventType/entityId and an args object containing consolidated oldValues/newValues, phone_code, and null-guarded email. Export signatures unchanged.

Changes

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Summary

User invite payload & data merge src/helpers/userInvite.js

Import adds transformUser; conditionally fetches consolidated user data (userFetch) for org/role/meta/CSV changes; builds oldValues via transformUser(existingUser.dataValues), parses/merges meta (utils.parseMetaData) into oldValues, decrypts oldValues.email/oldValues.phone if present; constructs newValues for modified keys (special meta handling) and assigns organizations from userFetch when relevant; event payload changed to include eventType: 'bulk-update', entityId, and args containing oldValues, newValues, phone_code, and null-guarded email; preserves existing emission flow and exported signatures.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant Caller as Invoker
  participant U as userInvite helper
  participant DB as User DB
  participant Utils as utils.parseMetaData
  participant Crypt as Decryptor
  participant Emitter as EventEmitter
  participant Subs as Subscribers

  Caller->>U: invoke invite/update flow
  alt needs consolidated user data (org/role/meta/CSV)
    U->>DB: fetch existing user with orgs -> userFetch
  else reuse existing user data
    note right of U: use existingUser.dataValues
  end
  U->>U: oldValues <- transformUser(existingUser.dataValues)
  U->>Utils: parse meta -> userMeta
  U->>U: merge userMeta into oldValues (delete raw meta)
  U->>Crypt: decrypt oldValues.email / oldValues.phone (if present)
  U->>U: build newValues from modified keys (special meta handling)
  U->>Emitter: emit({ eventType, entityId, args: { oldValues, newValues, phone_code, email } })
  Emitter-->>Subs: dispatch enriched event

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Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~20 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• Adopt old/new event payloads and replace change-sets with extractDelta #837 — Shares the shift to consolidated oldValues/newValues event payloads and related DTO/event-payload changes.

Poem

I nibble lines and hop through code,
I fetch and parse where metas flowed,
I decrypt the hush of phone and mail,
I stitch old/new for the event trail,
Carrots queued — payload spun like gold. 🐇✨

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Title Check	✅ Passed	The title "Bulk-Update issue Fix" is directly related to the main changes in the pull request. The raw summary shows that the primary modifications are centered on bulk-update event handling, including changes to event payload construction with explicit eventType: 'bulk-update', decryption handling for email and phone fields, and reorganization of oldValues and newValues computation. The title accurately references the core functionality being addressed and is sufficiently specific that a teammate reviewing history would understand the PR concerns bulk-update operations. While the term "issue Fix" could be slightly more descriptive about the specific nature of the problem, the title is clear, concise, and directly aligned with the changeset's main objective.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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• src/helpers/userInvite.js (3 hunks)

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📚 Learning: 2025-09-12T11:02:51.008Z

Learnt from: praveenKDass
PR: ELEVATE-Project/user#816
File: src/dtos/organizationDTO.js:14-43
Timestamp: 2025-09-12T11:02:51.008Z
Learning: In the ELEVATE-Project/user codebase, oldValue and newValue in the changedValues array for organizationDTO.eventBodyDTO are guaranteed to not be undefined by the business logic, and filtering out falsy values (0, false, '') from changes is the intended behavior.

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• src/helpers/userInvite.js

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src/helpers/userInvite.js (2)

src/services/user.js (10)

• modifiedKeys (129-133)
• userQueries (11-11)
• user (48-51)
• user (319-319)
• user (440-440)
• user (490-490)
• user (525-525)
• oldValues (164-165)
• userMeta (163-163)
• emailEncryption (21-21)

src/database/queries/users.js (1)

• emailEncryption (6-6)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/helpers/userInvite.js (2)

1142-1144: LGTM: Good defensive null guards for event payload.

The null guards for email and phone_code ensure consistent, well-defined event payload structure and prevent downstream issues with undefined values.

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844-856: Conditional fetch consolidation is safe and covers all uses. Verified that every reference to userFetch and existingUser.organizations occurs within the branches guarded by the same conditions.

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src/helpers/userInvite.js (1)

902-907: Fix decryption logic to prevent false positive event emissions.

The ternary operator still creates email and phone properties on oldValues even when they don't exist (assigning undefined). This was flagged in a previous review but remains unfixed.

This causes Object.keys(oldValues).length at line 908 to be non-zero even when there are no actual changes, potentially emitting spurious events.

Apply this diff to decrypt only existing properties:

-			if (oldValues?.email) {
-				oldValues.email = emailEncryption.decrypt(oldValues.email)
-			}
-			if (oldValues?.phone) {
-				oldValues.phone = emailEncryption.decrypt(oldValues.phone)
-			}
+			if (oldValues.email) {
+				oldValues.email = emailEncryption.decrypt(oldValues.email)
+			}
+			if (oldValues.phone) {
+				oldValues.phone = emailEncryption.decrypt(oldValues.phone)
+			}

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src/helpers/userInvite.js (1)

src/services/user.js (19)

• require (17-17)
• require (19-19)
• require (20-20)
• require (24-24)
• require (26-26)
• modifiedKeys (129-133)
• _ (18-18)
• oldValues (164-165)
• userQueries (11-11)
• user (48-51)
• user (319-319)
• user (440-440)
• user (490-490)
• user (525-525)
• utils (12-12)
• prunedEntities (72-72)
• prunedEntities (361-361)
• prunedEntities (466-466)
• prunedEntities (544-544)

🔇 Additional comments (5)

src/helpers/userInvite.js (5)

27-27: LGTM!

The addition of transformUser to the imports is appropriate and aligns with its usage at line 840 for transforming previous data values.

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830-837: LGTM!

The modified keys computation correctly identifies changed fields by comparing current and previous data values, and appropriately filters out sensitive fields using keysFilter.

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1119-1121: LGTM!

The null-safe assignments for email and phone_code properly handle missing values by explicitly assigning null instead of undefined, which is good practice for event payloads.

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839-853: The transformUser implementation is safe for handling old state.

I've verified that transformUser (imported from @dtos/userDTO.js) is a static method that explicitly maps specific user fields (id, email, name, username, phone, status, image, timestamps, organizations, etc.) from the input object. When called on userUpdate[0]?._previousDataValues, it correctly extracts these fields from the previous state without inadvertently including new state. The selective field mapping appears intentional for DTO consistency and should work properly for change tracking purposes.

The conditional fetching logic on lines 842-852 is complex but appears necessary to optimize database queries based on whether critical fields were modified. Consider documenting the purpose of each condition to aid maintainability.

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856-859: No action required: userFetch is fetched for organization/role updates The ternary at line 842 includes isOrgUpdate || isRoleUpdated, so userFetch is always populated (and unwrapped) before assigning newValues.organizations.

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