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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. WalkthroughReplaced two debug endpoints with a guarded GitHub-sync debug endpoint and background-thread orchestration; added module-level lock and sync state; moved system-stats rendering to a client-side DebugPanel; added authentication to debug APIs; updated templates and tests to exercise the new sync flow and status reporting. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser as DebugPanel (Browser JS)
participant API as Django API (views)
participant Lock as Module Lock
participant BG as Background Thread
participant Cmd as Management Commands
Browser->>API: POST /api/debug/sync-github/ (start)
API->>Lock: try acquire (non-blocking)
alt acquired
API->>API: set running=true, started_at, clear last_error
API->>BG: spawn thread to run _run_github_sync()
API-->>Browser: 200 OK (sync started)
BG->>Lock: acquire
BG->>Cmd: run commands sequentially (management command calls)
Cmd-->>BG: results / errors
BG->>API: set last_finished_at, record last_error(s), running=false
BG->>Lock: release
else held
API-->>Browser: 409 Conflict (already running)
end
loop Polling
Browser->>API: GET /api/debug/panel-status/
API-->>Browser: github_sync {running, started_at, last_finished_at, last_error}
Browser->>Browser: update badge, UI, adjust polling interval
end
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website/api/views.py (1)
1837-1849: Capture stderr in addition to stdout.The
StringIO()passed tostdoutonly suppresses standard output. Management commands may still write warnings and errors to stderr, which will appear in server logs.Capture both streams:
- call_command("check_owasp_projects", stdout=StringIO()) + call_command("check_owasp_projects", stdout=StringIO(), stderr=StringIO()) status_messages.append("✓ Synced OWASP projects") - call_command("update_github_issues", stdout=StringIO()) + call_command("update_github_issues", stdout=StringIO(), stderr=StringIO()) status_messages.append("✓ Updated GitHub issues") - call_command("fetch_pr_reviews", stdout=StringIO()) + call_command("fetch_pr_reviews", stdout=StringIO(), stderr=StringIO()) status_messages.append("✓ Fetched PR reviews") - call_command("update_contributor_stats", stdout=StringIO()) + call_command("update_contributor_stats", stdout=StringIO(), stderr=StringIO())website/static/js/debug-panel.js (2)
287-312: Improve UX for long-running GitHub sync operation.The
syncGithubData()method doesn't adequately communicate that this operation may take several minutes. Combined with the backend issue of synchronous execution, users may experience:
- Request timeouts (30-60s typical)
- Browser showing as "hung"
- No progress feedback
Enhance the user experience:
syncGithubData() { - if (!confirm("Sync GitHub data? This may take a few minutes.")) { + if (!confirm("Sync GitHub data? This operation may take 5-10 minutes and cannot be cancelled once started. Continue?")) { return; } - this.showStatus("Syncing GitHub data...", "info"); + this.showStatus("Syncing GitHub data... This may take several minutes. Please do not close this page.", "info"); + + // Show keep-alive messages + const keepAliveInterval = setInterval(() => { + this.showStatus("Still syncing... Please wait.", "info"); + }, 15000); // Every 15 seconds + this.makeRequest( "POST", `${this.apiBaseUrl}/sync-github/`, { confirm: true }, (data) => { + clearInterval(keepAliveInterval); console.log(data); if (data.success) { this.showStatus("GitHub data synced successfully!", "success"); }, (error) => { + clearInterval(keepAliveInterval); this.showStatus(`Error: ${error}`, "error"); }Note: This is a workaround. The real solution is to fix the backend to use async tasks (see earlier comment on
DebugSyncGithubDataApiView).
298-298: Remove debug console.log statement.The
console.log(data)statement at line 298 appears to be debug code that should be removed before merging.(data) => { - console.log(data); if (data.success) {
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website/api/views.py (1)
1826-1827: Verify authentication configuration for consistency.
DebugSyncGithubDataApiViewuses onlySessionAuthentication, while other debug views likeDebugSystemStatsApiView(line 1626),DebugCacheInfoApiView(line 1720), and others use bothSessionAuthenticationandTokenAuthentication. Is this intentional?If the frontend debug panel uses token-based authentication (which the template suggests with
data-api-token), this endpoint may not work correctly.Consider aligning authentication classes across all debug endpoints:
- authentication_classes = [SessionAuthentication] + authentication_classes = [SessionAuthentication, TokenAuthentication]website/templates/home.html (1)
1261-1265: LGTM! Proper conditional loading of debug script.The
extra_jsblock correctly loads the debug panel script only whendebug_modeis enabled, and uses thedeferattribute for optimal page load performance.blt/urls.py (1)
32-32: LGTM! URL configuration is correct.The new
DebugSyncGithubDataApiViewis properly imported and registered under the DEBUG-guarded URL patterns. The URL path and naming convention follow the existing debug endpoint patterns.Also applies to: 1257-1257
website/tests/test_debug_system_stats.py (1)
145-180: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for authentication and sync functionality.The new tests properly verify:
- Authentication requirements for all debug endpoints
- Correct data structure in responses
- Success and error paths for sync_github_data
- Proper mocking of management commands
This provides good coverage for the security and functionality changes in this PR.
Also applies to: 322-358
website/static/js/debug-panel.js (1)
7-468: Overall structure is well-designed.The
DebugPanelsingleton is well-organized with:
- Clear separation of concerns (API calls, UI updates, event handling)
- Proper CSRF token and authentication handling
- Defensive null checks throughout
- Good error handling patterns
The main issues are minor (misleading error messages and debug console.log) and one recommended UX improvement for the long-running sync operation.
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Pull request overview
This PR refactors the debug panel's backend and frontend integration by adding a new GitHub data synchronization endpoint, removing redundant migration/collectstatic APIs, and introducing a dedicated JavaScript file for debug panel interactions. The changes streamline debug operations by consolidating GitHub sync commands into a single endpoint while removing potentially dangerous deployment-related operations from the web UI.
Key Changes
- Added
DebugSyncGithubDataApiViewendpoint that executes four management commands (check_owasp_projects,update_github_issues,fetch_pr_reviews,update_contributor_stats) for syncing GitHub data - Removed
DebugRunMigrationsApiViewandDebugCollectStaticApiViewendpoints as deployment operations should not be triggered via web UI - Created
debug-panel.jswith modern ES6+ syntax to handle all debug panel interactions via AJAX with proper authentication and error handling
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| website/api/views.py | Added DebugSyncGithubDataApiView with management command orchestration; removed migration and collectstatic endpoints; enhanced system stats to include CPU metrics and database counts |
| blt/urls.py | Updated URL patterns to replace migration/collectstatic endpoints with new GitHub sync endpoint |
| website/templates/home.html | Modified debug panel to load stats dynamically via AJAX; added API token data attribute for authentication; included debug-panel.js script |
| website/static/js/debug-panel.js | New JavaScript module handling all debug panel functionality including system stats, cache management, performance checks, and GitHub sync with proper error handling |
| website/tests/test_debug_system_stats.py | Refactored tests to remove migration/collectstatic test cases; added comprehensive tests for GitHub sync endpoint including authentication, success, and error scenarios |
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website/static/js/debug-panel.js (2)
36-40: Misleading error message about superuser requirement.The error message mentions "superuser" but the debug API endpoints only require
IsAuthenticated, not superuser status. This will confuse users who are logged in but not superusers.(error) => { this.showStatus( - `✗ Authentication failed: ${error}. Please ensure you're logged in as a superuser.`, + `✗ Authentication failed: ${error}. Please ensure you're logged in.`, "error" ); }
404-410: Inconsistent error messages mention superuser unnecessarily.The 401 and 403 error messages reference "superuser" but the debug endpoints only require authentication, not superuser privileges.
if (response.status === 401) { errorMessage = - "401 Unauthorized. Please ensure you're logged in as a superuser."; + "401 Unauthorized. Please ensure you're logged in."; } else if (response.status === 403) { errorMessage = - "403 Forbidden. You need superuser permissions or debug endpoints are restricted."; + "403 Forbidden. Debug endpoints may be restricted to local development."; } else if (response.status === 404) {website/api/views.py (3)
1680-1684: Blocking CPU measurement causes slow API responses.
psutil.cpu_percent(interval=1)blocks the request thread for 1 second. This degrades user experience and creates bottlenecks under concurrent requests.try: - cpu = psutil.cpu_percent(interval=1) + cpu = psutil.cpu_percent(interval=0) cpu_stats = {"percent": f"{cpu}%"} except Exception as cpu_error: logger.warning("Could not fetch CPU stats: %s", cpu_error)Note:
interval=0returns CPU usage since the last call. The first call returns 0.0, but subsequent calls show accurate usage.
1696-1701: Misleading metric: "connections" shows query count, not actual DB connections.
connection.queries.__len__()returns the number of queries executed in this request, not active database connections. The label is misleading.Consider renaming to clarify:
"repo_count": Repo.objects.count(), - "connections": connection.queries.__len__(), + "queries_in_request": len(connection.queries),Also update the frontend label in
home.htmlaccordingly.
1829-1858: Long-running sync operations block request threads.The GitHub sync runs 4 potentially long-running management commands synchronously. This risks request timeouts (typically 30-60s), blocks web workers, and provides no cancellation or progress feedback.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Async task queue (preferred): Offload to Celery/background worker and return immediately with a task ID
- Quick fix: Run in a background thread and return "sync started" immediately
- Add safeguards: Implement a lock to prevent concurrent syncs and add timeout handling
The frontend already shows "This may take a few minutes" but users have no way to track progress or cancel.
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434-440: Redundant error handling branches.The
else if (error.status)branch at line 438 will never execute iferror.messageis truthy (line 436), and both branches assignerror.messagetoerrorMsg. This is dead code.if (error instanceof TypeError) { errorMsg = `Network error: ${error.message}`; } else if (error.message) { errorMsg = error.message; - } else if (error.status) { - errorMsg = error.message; }website/api/views.py (1)
1696-1700: Consider caching or batching COUNT queries for large databases.Five separate
COUNT(*)queries execute on every system stats request. While acceptable for debug panels with small datasets, this could slow down responses on large databases.If performance becomes an issue, consider:
- Caching counts with a short TTL (e.g., 30 seconds)
- Using Django's
connection.executefor a single query with multiple counts- Using approximate counts for PostgreSQL (
reltuplesfrompg_class)
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7-23: LGTM!The singleton pattern with guarded initialization (
isDebugMode()check) is well-structured. The module cleanly separates concerns and provides a good foundation for the debug panel functionality.website/api/views.py (2)
1823-1827: LGTM!The
DebugSyncGithubDataApiViewcorrectly includes bothSessionAuthenticationandTokenAuthentication, addressing the earlier concern about token-based authentication failing. The authentication configuration is now consistent across all debug endpoints.
1626-1627: LGTM!Adding
SessionAuthenticationandTokenAuthenticationtoDebugSystemStatsApiViewproperly secures the endpoint while supporting both browser sessions and API tokens. The same consistent pattern is applied across all debug endpoints.
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This is the correct pattern to avoid holding locks during potentially blocking operations. The 2. Line 453: No auth check - ❌ COMPLETELY FALSEReality: Line 453 is in authentication_classes = [SessionAuthentication, TokenAuthentication]
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Hey @arnavkirti, this looks good overall! Just a few small issues to address, I've double-checked with CodeRabbit and they should be straightforward fixes. Thanks!
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1853-2033: Nice perf wins in stats endpoint: non-blocking CPU + quoted-table single round-trip counts.
psutil.cpu_percent(interval=0)avoids a 1s request stall.connection.ops.quote_namefor table identifiers is the right hardening for the raw SQL.- GitHub sync snapshot release logic now correctly checks
acquiredbefore releasing.
1701-1726: Don’t silently swallow_github_sync_last_errorcopy failures.Right now
_finalize_sync_state()has a bareexcept: pass(Line 1716-1719), which makes “why is status broken?” harder to debug.@@ try: _github_sync_last_error = list(_github_sync_last_error) except Exception: - pass + logger.exception("Failed to copy _github_sync_last_error in _finalize_sync_state")
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1979-2007: Unify snapshot locking (prefersafe_sync_state_lock) and add a safe fallback on unexpected lock errors.You’re manually acquiring
_github_sync_lockin multiple places; using the same helper improves consistency and reduces subtle divergence (timeouts/notes/exception handling). Also,Lock.acquire()can theoretically raise;DebugPanelStatusApiView.get()currently has no outerexceptto return the “unavailable” snapshot in that case.@@ class DebugPanelStatusApiView(APIView): @@ def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs): @@ - acquired = False - try: - acquired = _github_sync_lock.acquire(timeout=2) + try: + with safe_sync_state_lock(timeout=2.0) as acquired: if not acquired: status_snapshot["note"] = "status unavailable (lock timeout)" else: status_snapshot = { @@ - finally: - try: - if acquired: - _github_sync_lock.release() - except Exception: - logger.exception("Failed releasing _github_sync_lock in panel status") + except Exception: + logger.exception("Error building debug panel status snapshot") + status_snapshot["note"] = "status unavailable (unexpected error)"Also applies to: 2155-2188
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6-9: Imports look aligned with new behavior (threading/time/contextmanager/cache).Also applies to: 20-20
1672-1699:safe_sync_state_lock()is a solid simplification (acquire result checked + guaranteed release).
1728-1820: Good: worker updates shared state under lock; finalization retries/backoff are sensible.Minor: the final “unlock-free cleanup” still calls
_finalize_sync_state()(which mutates globals) without actually holding the lock (Line 1815-1817). If that’s intentional (avoid wedged UI), consider adding a short comment that this is an explicit tradeoff and why it’s safe enough in DEBUG/local.
2046-2146: Good: debug admin APIs now require auth (Session/Token) + local DEBUG guard.
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- 'except' clause does nothing but pass and there is no explanatory comment.
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1716-1719: Add logging for exception in list copy.The bare
except: passsilently swallows errors when copying the error list. This makes debugging harder if the copy fails unexpectedly.try: _github_sync_last_error = list(_github_sync_last_error) except Exception: - pass + logger.exception("Failed to copy _github_sync_last_error in _finalize_sync_state")
2221-2221: Daemon thread may leave sync incomplete on process exit.The thread is created with
daemon=True, which means it will be forcefully terminated if the main process exits. This could leave GitHub sync operations incomplete.For a DEBUG-only endpoint used in local development, this is generally acceptable since developers can restart the sync. However, consider documenting this behavior or using a non-daemon thread if data integrity is important.
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2264-2274: Consider simplifying the debug details error handling.The try/except around adding debug details (lines 2266-2274) catches a broad
Exceptionthat's unlikely to occur when simply formatting a string. Therelease_errvariable name is also misleading since this isn't related to lock release.error_response = {"success": False, "error": "Failed to start background sync thread"} - try: - if settings.DEBUG: - error_response["details"] = f"{type(start_err).__name__}: {start_err}" - except Exception as release_err: - logger.error( - "Error adding debug details to GitHub sync start failure response: %s", - release_err, - exc_info=True, - ) + if settings.DEBUG: + error_response["details"] = f"{type(start_err).__name__}: {start_err}"
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6-9: LGTM!The required imports are properly added:
threadingfor lock management,timefor sleep in retry loops, andcontextmanagerfor thesafe_sync_state_lockhelper.
1672-1680: Improvement: Error accumulation now uses a list.Using a list for
_github_sync_last_errorinstead of string concatenation is cleaner and easier to inspect. The design is appropriate for single-process DEBUG/local development.Note: As flagged in past reviews, this module-level state won't be consistent across multiple worker processes (e.g., gunicorn). This is acceptable for the stated DEBUG-only use case.
1683-1698: LGTM: Well-designed lock context manager.The
safe_sync_state_lockcontext manager properly handles:
- Timeout-based acquisition to avoid indefinite blocking
- Returning acquisition status so callers can handle failure
- Only releasing if actually acquired
- Logging exceptions during release
This addresses prior concerns about centralizing lock handling.
1755-1793: LGTM: Improved error handling with proper lock acquisition.The sync command execution now properly acquires the lock before appending to
_github_sync_last_error, addressing past concerns about lock-free writes. The pattern correctly checks if the lock was acquired before mutating shared state.
1794-1821: Finalization retry logic is reasonable, but lock-free fallback still carries risk.The retry loop with
time.sleep(0.1)backoff is an improvement. However, lines 1814-1820 still perform lock-free state cleanup as a last resort, which can cause transient race conditions as documented.Given this is DEBUG-only and the alternative (leaving state wedged) is worse for developer experience, this trade-off is acceptable. The warning log at line 1818-1820 appropriately documents the situation.
1907-1911: Good fix: Non-blocking CPU measurement.Using
psutil.cpu_percent(interval=0)instead ofinterval=1prevents blocking the request thread. This addresses the prior concern about slow API responses.
1941-1950: Good fix: Table identifiers are now properly quoted.Using
connection.ops.quote_name()for table identifiers in the raw SQL query addresses the prior concern about potential issues with reserved words or unusual table names.
1979-2006: Lock release pattern is now correct.The pattern properly:
- Initializes
acquired = Falsebefore the try block- Checks
if acquiredbefore releasing in the finally blockThis addresses the critical bug from past reviews where the code incorrectly re-acquired the lock in the finally block.
2046-2046: Consistent authentication across debug endpoints.
TokenAuthenticationhas been added to all debug API views, ensuring consistent authentication behavior. This addresses prior comments about inconsistent auth configuration.
2156-2188: Good defensive initialization preventsUnboundLocalError.Initializing
status_snapshotwith default values before the try block (lines 2158-2165) ensures the variable is always defined, addressing the prior concern about potentialUnboundLocalErrorif an exception occurs before assignment.
2212-2216: Good: 409 Conflict for concurrent sync requests.Returning HTTP 409 Conflict when a sync is already running is more semantically appropriate than 200 OK. This addresses the prior recommendation.
2250-2262: Lock-free fallback cleanup is documented but carries race risk.When lock acquisition fails during
thread.start()failure cleanup (lines 2250-2262), the code performs lock-free state updates to avoid a wedged UI. This is the same trade-off made elsewhere in the file.The warning log at line 2251-2253 appropriately documents this fallback behavior.
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return Response(
{"success": False, "message": "GitHub sync is already running"},
status=status.HTTP_409_CONFLICT, # Changed from HTTP_200_OK
)2. CPU/DB Stats Scope ✅Status: EXPLAINED 3. Removed Endpoints (Migration/CollectStatic) ✅Status: EXPLAINED ❌ Not Addressed:1. Missing Test: Concurrent Sync Requests ❌Status: NOT ADDED Recommended test: @override_settings(DEBUG=True)
def test_sync_github_data_already_running(self):
"""Test that concurrent sync requests return 409 Conflict"""
self.reload_urls()
self.client.force_authenticate(self.user)
# Simulate sync already running
views._github_sync_running = True
response = self.client.post(reverse("api_debug_sync_github"))
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, status.HTTP_409_CONFLICT)
data = response.json()
self.assertFalse(data.get("success"))
self.assertIn("already running", data.get("message", "").lower())
# Cleanup
views._github_sync_running = False2. Missing Test: Lock Acquisition Timeout ❌Status: NOT ADDED Recommended test: @override_settings(DEBUG=True)
@patch("website.api.views._github_sync_lock")
def test_sync_lock_acquisition_timeout(self, mock_lock):
"""Test handling when lock acquisition times out"""
self.reload_urls()
self.client.force_authenticate(self.user)
# Simulate lock timeout
mock_lock.acquire.return_value = False
response = self.client.post(reverse("api_debug_sync_github"))
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, status.HTTP_500_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)
data = response.json()
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LGTM! Could consider adding test cases for the edge-cases as well.
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17-36: Good test isolation via sync-state reset; consider centralizing the reset helper inviews.
Resetting_github_sync_*insetUp()is the right direction, but a smallviews._reset_github_sync_state_for_tests()helper would reduce brittleness when new state is added.
175-212: Auth-gating tests are useful; consider making the expected unauthenticated status less brittle.
Depending on DRF auth configuration, unauthenticated can be401or403. If auth classes/permissions change later, these tests may start failing for non-functional reasons.
352-373: Thread mocking works, but you should also assert the Thread constructor args.
Right now the test provesstart()leads to_run_github_syncbeing invoked, but it doesn’t validatethreading.Thread(target=_run_github_sync, daemon=True)was constructed as intended.
383-418: Start-failure path test is solid; tighten the error payload assertions.
For a 500, accepting eithererrorormessagecan hide accidental response changes—prefer asserting the canonical key (error, anddetailswhenDEBUG=Trueif that’s a contract).
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164-174:api_debug_panel_statussmoke test looks good.
Optional: also assert key fields you rely on in the frontend payload (beyonddebug_mode) to prevent accidental response-shape drift.
438-452: Lock-timeout coverage is good; assert the error message too.
Since the view returns a specific"Unable to start sync at this time"payload on lock acquisition failure, asserting it here would better lock down the contract.
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website/tests/test_debug_system_stats.py (5)
10-11: Directly importingwebsite.api.viewsfor module-state assertions is reasonable here.
This keeps the tests aligned with the module-level sync state they’re validating.
65-82: Nice coverage: validates debug URLs are not registered whenDEBUG=False.
ThesubTestloop is a clean way to ensure the whole debug surface stays production-safe.
213-272: Good response-shape assertions for stats/cache endpoints.
These are lightweight checks that should catch accidental schema regressions without over-mocking internals.
374-382: Auth requirement for GitHub sync is covered cleanly.
419-437: 409 “already running” behavior is well tested (and cleanup is explicit).
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Pull request overview
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website/api/views.py:1847
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debug_requireddecorator executes before DRF's permission checks, which means it checks DEBUG mode and localhost before verifying authentication. While this is functionally okay for the intended use case, the order could be confusing. Consider checking authentication first (by placing@debug_requiredafter the view method definition or by checkingrequest.user.is_authenticatedwithin the decorator) to ensure consistent security layering and avoid confusion about whether unauthenticated users can trigger the decorator's logic.
def debug_required(func):
"""
Decorator to ensure endpoint only works in DEBUG mode and local environment.
Adds additional protection beyond just DEBUG flag.
"""
@wraps(func)
def wrapper(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
if not settings.DEBUG:
return Response(
{"success": False, "error": "This endpoint is only available in DEBUG mode."},
status=status.HTTP_403_FORBIDDEN,
)
host = request.get_host()
if not _is_local_host(host):
logger.warning("Debug endpoint accessed from non-local environment: %s", host)
return Response(
{"success": False, "error": "This endpoint is only available in local development."},
status=status.HTTP_403_FORBIDDEN,
)
return func(self, request, *args, **kwargs)
return wrapper
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@coderabbitai please analyse this PR, is it ready to be merged? |
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 3633 @arnavkirti, excellent work! 🎉 After thorough analysis, this PR is ready to merge. ✅ Final Merge-Readiness: APPROVEDAll previously identified issues have been successfully addressed: Core Fixes Verified:
Quality Metrics:
Test Coverage Summary:
Security & Production Readiness:
🚀 Recommendation: MERGE NOWThis PR demonstrates excellent responsiveness to feedback. All edge cases are now covered, code quality is high, and all checks are green. No further changes needed. Post-merge suggestions:
Great job implementing all the requested improvements! 🎊 |
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@CodeRabbit wouldn’t it be better if we remove this functionality from the debug screen, and instead directed the developer to the management commands page where they can run any of the existing management commands and see a list of them what would be the code to change to make that happen |
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4400 @DonnieBLT, excellent suggestion! I found that a management commands page already exists in the codebase at 📋 Existing InfrastructureThe codebase already has:
🔧 Code Changes Required1. Update Debug Panel UI (
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| File | Action | Lines Affected |
|---|---|---|
website/templates/home.html |
Replace sync UI with link | GitHub sync section |
website/static/js/debug-panel.js |
Remove sync methods | ~200 lines |
website/api/views.py |
Remove sync endpoint & state | ~300 lines |
blt/urls.py |
Remove URL pattern | 1 line + import |
website/tests/test_debug_system_stats.py |
Remove sync tests | ~150 lines |
✅ Benefits of This Approach
- Simpler debug panel - focused on stats/diagnostics only
- Centralized command management - all commands in one place
- Better visibility - developers can see ALL available commands
- Reusability - same interface for any management command
- Less code - removes ~650 lines of specialized code
🚀 Next Steps
Would you like me to:
- Generate a complete diff/patch for these changes?
- Create an issue to track this refactoring?
- Help update the management commands page to highlight the GitHub sync commands?
This change would make the codebase cleaner and more maintainable while providing a better developer experience! 🎯
Overview
This PR refactors and improves the debug panel's backend and frontend integration for GitHub data synchronization in the OWASP BLT project. It also removes redundant APIs for running
collectstaticand database migrations, and introduces a dedicated JavaScript file and comprehensive tests for the debug panel feature.Key Changes
1. Backend: GitHub Sync Endpoint
DebugSyncGithubDataApiViewAPI endpoint for syncing GitHub data (repos, issues, PRs, contributors).check_owasp_projectsupdate_github_issuesfetch_pr_reviewsupdate_contributor_stats2. Removed Redundant APIs
collectstaticand database migrations, as these operations should not be triggered from the web UI and are handled by deployment scripts or CLI.3. Frontend: Debug Panel JavaScript
debug-panel.jsin static to handle all debug panel actions via AJAX, including GitHub sync.4. Comprehensive Tests
Closes #5240
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