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Added roleSetCacheModule and added cache invalidation on invitation / application removal #4955

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced role management functionality now automatically clears outdated data during application and invitation removals, ensuring up-to-date role assignments and membership statuses.
  • Refactor

    • Consolidated caching functions into a dedicated system component to streamline role processing and improve overall performance and data integrity.

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This pull request integrates a new caching module and service for role set functionality into multiple domains. A new RoleSetCacheModule is introduced and imported into various modules, while the corresponding RoleSetCacheService is injected into services and resolvers. The updates add logic for invalidating stale cache entries during deletions and role assignments, and adjust query options to load additional relations. Overall, the changes extend cache management without altering existing providers or exports.

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Files Change Summary
src/domain/access/application/application.module.ts
src/domain/access/invitation/invitation.module.ts
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.module.ts
Added RoleSetCacheModule to the imports array; in role.set.module.ts, removed RoleSetCacheService from providers in favor of the module.
src/domain/access/application/application.service.ts
src/domain/access/invitation/invitation.service.ts
Injected RoleSetCacheService in service constructors; updated deletion methods to conditionally call cache deletion functions; updated data retrieval to load roleSet (and user) relations.
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.ts Injected RoleSetCacheService in resolver; added cache management calls in methods handling application and invitation events, and updated queries to include roleSet relations.
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.service.ts Added calls to delete open cache entries in the assignUserToRole and acceptInvitationToRoleSet methods to remove stale application/invitation cache data.
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.service.cache.module.ts Introduced a new module (RoleSetCacheModule) that provides and exports the RoleSetCacheService.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ApplicationService
    participant Repository
    participant RoleSetCacheService

    Client->>ApplicationService: deleteApplication(deleteData)
    ApplicationService->>Repository: Delete application record
    Repository-->>ApplicationService: Deletion confirmation
    ApplicationService->>RoleSetCacheService: deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(userId, roleSetId)
    RoleSetCacheService-->>ApplicationService: Cache update confirmation
    ApplicationService-->>Client: Return deletion result
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant InvitationService
    participant Repository
    participant RoleSetCacheService

    Client->>InvitationService: deleteInvitation(deleteData)
    InvitationService->>Repository: Delete invitation record
    Repository-->>InvitationService: Deletion confirmation
    InvitationService->>RoleSetCacheService: deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(invitedContributorID, roleSetId)
    RoleSetCacheService-->>InvitationService: Cache update confirmation
    InvitationService-->>Client: Return deletion result
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Possibly related PRs

  • RolesCache #4938: Enhances caching functionalities using RoleSetCacheService across various components, reflecting similar cache management improvements in role set operations.

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src/domain/access/application/application.service.ts (1)

81-86: Add error handling for cache operations.

Cache operations could fail independently of the main operation. Consider wrapping the cache invalidation in a try-catch block to ensure the application deletion succeeds even if cache invalidation fails.

   if (application.user?.id && application.roleSet?.id) {
+    try {
       await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
         application.user?.id,
         application.roleSet?.id
       );
+    } catch (error) {
+      this.logger.warn(
+        `Failed to invalidate cache for application ${applicationID}`,
+        { error, context: LogContext.COMMUNITY }
+      );
+    }
   }
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.ts (1)

866-871: Extract duplicated cache invalidation logic into a private method.

The cache invalidation logic is duplicated between eventOnApplication and eventOnInvitation methods.

Consider extracting the logic into a private method:

+  private async invalidateOpenApplicationCache(
+    userID: string | undefined,
+    roleSet: IRoleSet | undefined
+  ): Promise<void> {
+    if (userID && roleSet) {
+      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
+        userID,
+        roleSet.id
+      );
+    }
+  }

   async eventOnApplication(
     @Args('eventData')
     eventData: ApplicationEventInput,
     @CurrentUser() agentInfo: AgentInfo
   ): Promise<IApplication> {
     // ... existing code ...

-    if (agentInfo.userID && application.roleSet) {
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-        agentInfo.userID,
-        application.roleSet?.id
-      );
-    }
+    await this.invalidateOpenApplicationCache(agentInfo.userID, application.roleSet);

     return await this.applicationService.getApplicationOrFail(
       eventData.applicationID
     );
   }

   async eventOnInvitation(
     @Args('eventData')
     eventData: InvitationEventInput,
     @CurrentUser() agentInfo: AgentInfo
   ): Promise<IInvitation> {
     // ... existing code ...

-    if (agentInfo.userID && invitation.roleSet) {
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-        agentInfo.userID,
-        invitation.roleSet?.id
-      );
-    }
+    await this.invalidateOpenApplicationCache(agentInfo.userID, invitation.roleSet);

     return await this.invitationService.getInvitationOrFail(invitation.id);
   }

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src/domain/access/application/application.module.ts (1)

15-15: LGTM! Clean integration of the RoleSetCacheModule.

The module integration follows NestJS best practices and properly sets up the caching functionality.

Also applies to: 25-25

src/domain/access/invitation/invitation.module.ts (1)

17-17: LGTM! Clean integration of the RoleSetCacheModule.

The module integration follows NestJS best practices and properly sets up the caching functionality.

Also applies to: 29-29

src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.module.ts (1)

37-37: LGTM! Clean integration of the RoleSetCacheModule.

The module integration follows NestJS best practices and properly sets up the caching functionality.

Also applies to: 64-64

src/domain/access/application/application.service.ts (1)

26-26: LGTM! Clean dependency injection of RoleSetCacheService.

The service injection follows NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 38-38

src/domain/access/invitation/invitation.service.ts (2)

27-27: LGTM!

The import statement is correctly placed and follows the project's import conventions.


78-83: LGTM!

The cache invalidation logic is correctly placed after the database operation and properly checks for required properties before execution.

src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.ts (4)

72-72: LGTM!

The import statement is correctly placed and follows the project's import conventions.


98-98: LGTM!

The dependency injection follows NestJS best practices.


467-470: LGTM!

The cache invalidation is correctly placed at the start of the method to ensure cache consistency.


839-844: LGTM!

The roleSet relation is correctly added to support the cache invalidation logic.

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src/domain/access/application/application.service.ts (2)

26-26: Clean dependency injection implementation!

The RoleSetCacheService is properly injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 38-38


83-88: Well-implemented cache invalidation with null safety!

The cache invalidation is properly placed after the database deletion and uses optional chaining (?.) to safely handle potential null values for user and roleSet.

src/domain/access/invitation/invitation.service.ts (2)

27-27: Clean dependency injection implementation!

The RoleSetCacheService is properly injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 39-39


82-87: Well-implemented cache invalidation with proper null checks!

The cache invalidation is properly placed after the database deletion and uses appropriate null checks for createdBy and roleSet.

src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.ts (2)

72-72: Clean dependency injection implementation!

The RoleSetCacheService is properly injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 98-98


870-875: Well-implemented cache invalidation after event processing!

The cache invalidation is properly placed after the event processing and uses appropriate null checks for agentInfo.userID and roleSet.

Also applies to: 941-946

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72-72: LGTM! Dependency injection is properly implemented.

The RoleSetCacheService is correctly injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 98-98


467-470: Consider moving cache invalidation after successful creation.

The cache invalidation is currently performed before creating the application. If the creation fails, the cache would be unnecessarily invalidated.

Apply this pattern:

-    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-      agentInfo.userID,
-      applicationData.roleSetID
-    );
     const roleSet = await this.roleSetService.getRoleSetOrFail(
       applicationData.roleSetID,
       {
         relations: {
           parentRoleSet: true,
         },
       }
     );
     // ... rest of the creation logic ...
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
+      agentInfo.userID,
+      applicationData.roleSetID
+    );

843-849: LGTM! Cache management is properly implemented.

The changes include:

  • Proper relations loading for roleSet
  • Appropriate cache invalidation based on application state
  • Correct member status caching

Also applies to: 870-891


543-546: Consider moving cache invalidation after successful creation.

The cache invalidation is currently performed before creating the invitation. If the creation fails, the cache would be unnecessarily invalidated.

Apply this pattern:

-    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
-      agentInfo.userID,
-      invitationData.roleSetID
-    );
     const roleSet = await this.roleSetService.getRoleSetOrFail(
       invitationData.roleSetID,
       {
         relations: {
           parentRoleSet: {
             authorization: true,
           },
           license: {
             entitlements: true,
           },
         },
       }
     );
     // ... rest of the creation logic ...
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
+      agentInfo.userID,
+      invitationData.roleSetID
+    );

908-913: LGTM! Relations are properly included.

The roleSet relation is correctly included in the query.


870-891: LGTM! Cache management follows consistent patterns.

The implementation demonstrates:

  • Consistent cache invalidation patterns
  • Proper null checks and error handling
  • Clear separation of concerns

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src/services/api/lookup-by-name/lookup.by.name.resolver.fields.ts (1)

82-96:

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Inconsistent authorization pattern across resolver methods

The space method now deviates from the consistent authorization pattern used in other methods (innovationHub, innovationPack, user, virtualContributor, template). This inconsistency makes the code harder to maintain and could lead to security gaps.

Consider one of these approaches:

  1. If authorization is truly not needed for spaces, document why and remove it from other similar methods
  2. If this is temporary, implement a consistent interim solution across all methods
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Action Required: Manual Verification for Authorization Consistency

We've reviewed the changes in the space resolver in src/services/api/lookup-by-name/lookup.by.name.resolver.fields.ts. The authorization check (using authorizationService.grantAccessOrFail) is commented out here, which deviates from the pattern seen in other resolver methods (e.g., innovationHub, innovationPack, user, virtualContributor, template).

Our initial attempt to verify the authorization pattern in the corresponding lookupByID implementation (using the shell script search for "lookupByID.*space") returned no results. This outcome makes it unclear whether lookupByID actually implements authorization or whether it similarly omits it.

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72-72: LGTM! Proper dependency injection.

The RoleSetCacheService is correctly injected following NestJS dependency injection patterns.

Also applies to: 98-98


467-470: Consider moving cache invalidation after successful creation.

The cache invalidation is currently performed before creating the application. If the creation fails, the cache would be unnecessarily invalidated.

Apply this pattern:

-    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-      agentInfo.userID,
-      applicationData.roleSetID
-    );
     const roleSet = await this.roleSetService.getRoleSetOrFail(
       applicationData.roleSetID,
       {
         relations: {
           parentRoleSet: true,
         },
       }
     );
     // ... rest of the creation logic ...
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
+      agentInfo.userID,
+      applicationData.roleSetID
+    );

543-546: Consider moving cache invalidation after successful creation.

The cache invalidation is currently performed before creating the invitation. If the creation fails, the cache would be unnecessarily invalidated.

Apply this pattern:

-    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
-      agentInfo.userID,
-      invitationData.roleSetID
-    );
     const roleSet = await this.roleSetService.getRoleSetOrFail(
       invitationData.roleSetID,
       {
         relations: {
           parentRoleSet: {
             authorization: true,
           },
           license: {
             entitlements: true,
           },
         },
       }
     );
     // ... rest of the creation logic ...
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
+      agentInfo.userID,
+      invitationData.roleSetID
+    );

843-848: LGTM! Proper cache management after state changes.

The cache operations are correctly placed after application state changes, and the necessary relations are loaded.

Also applies to: 870-887


904-909: LGTM! Proper cache management after state changes.

The cache operations are correctly placed after invitation state changes, and the necessary relations are loaded.

Also applies to: 959-979


982-992: Remove duplicate cache operations.

These cache operations are redundant as they duplicate the functionality already implemented in lines 959-979.

Remove the duplicate block:

-    if (agentInfo.userID && invitation.roleSet) {
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-        agentInfo.userID,
-        invitation.roleSet?.id
-      );
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
-        agentInfo.agentID,
-        invitation.roleSet?.id,
-        true
-      );
-    }
src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.service.ts (2)

829-832: LGTM! Proper cache invalidation with error handling.

The cache operation is correctly placed after successful role assignment and is properly protected within a try-catch block.


1900-1903: LGTM! Proper cache invalidation after successful approval.

The cache operation is correctly placed after successful role assignment.

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26-26: Use alias import path for consistency.

Consider using an alias import path to match the project's import style:

-import { RoleSetCacheService } from '../role-set/role.set.service.cache';
+import { RoleSetCacheService } from '@domain/access/role-set/role.set.service.cache';

83-88: Remove redundant optional chaining operators.

The if condition already ensures that both application.user?.id and application.roleSet?.id exist, making the optional chaining operators in the method call redundant.

    if (application.user?.id && application.roleSet?.id) {
      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-       application.user?.id,
-       application.roleSet?.id
+       application.user.id,
+       application.roleSet.id
      );
    }
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38-38: LGTM! Proper dependency injection.

The RoleSetCacheService is correctly injected following NestJS dependency injection pattern.


65-67: LGTM! Explicit relation loading.

Good practice to explicitly load the required relations for cache invalidation.

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82-87: Add error handling for cache invalidation.

While the cache invalidation is properly guarded with null checks, a failure in deleteOpenInvitationFromCache could go unnoticed. Consider wrapping it in a try-catch block to log any cache-related issues without failing the deletion operation.

    if (invitation.invitedContributorID && invitation.roleSet) {
+     try {
        await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
          invitation.invitedContributorID,
          invitation.roleSet.id
        );
+     } catch (error) {
+       this.logger.warn(
+         `Failed to invalidate cache for invitation ${invitationID}`,
+         {
+           error,
+           context: LogContext.COMMUNITY,
+         }
+       );
+     }
    }
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27-27: LGTM! Clean dependency injection setup.

The RoleSetCacheService is properly imported and injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 39-39


92-102: LGTM! Well-structured query options handling.

The method signature update elegantly supports flexible relation loading while maintaining backward compatibility and proper query condition merging.


67-71: LGTM! Proper relation loading setup.

The roleSet relation is correctly loaded to support cache invalidation.

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862-879: Refactor: Consolidate duplicate cache operations.

The cache operations and null checks are duplicated in multiple blocks. Consider extracting them into a private method to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.

+  private async updateApplicationCache(
+    agentInfo: AgentInfo,
+    roleSetId: string,
+    isMember: boolean
+  ): Promise<void> {
+    if (!agentInfo.userID) return;
+    
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
+      agentInfo.userID,
+      roleSetId
+    );
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
+      agentInfo.agentID,
+      roleSetId,
+      isMember
+    );
+  }

-    if (agentInfo.userID && application.roleSet) {
-      applicationState = this.lifecycleService.getState(
-        application.lifecycle,
-        this.roleSetServiceLifecycleApplication.getApplicationMachine()
-      );
-      const isMember = applicationState === ApplicationLifecycleState.APPROVED;
-      if (agentInfo.userID && application.roleSet) {
-        await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-          agentInfo.userID,
-          application.roleSet?.id
-        );
-        await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
-          agentInfo.agentID,
-          application.roleSet?.id,
-          isMember
-        );
-      }
-    }
+    if (application.roleSet) {
+      applicationState = this.lifecycleService.getState(
+        application.lifecycle,
+        this.roleSetServiceLifecycleApplication.getApplicationMachine()
+      );
+      const isMember = applicationState === ApplicationLifecycleState.APPROVED;
+      await this.updateApplicationCache(agentInfo, application.roleSet.id, isMember);
+    }

951-984: Refactor: Remove duplicate cache operations.

The cache operations are duplicated across multiple blocks. Consider extracting them into a private method and removing the duplicate block at lines 974-984.

+  private async updateInvitationCache(
+    agentInfo: AgentInfo,
+    roleSetId: string,
+    isMember: boolean,
+    isOpenInvitation: boolean
+  ): Promise<void> {
+    if (!agentInfo.userID) return;
+    
+    if (!isOpenInvitation) {
+      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
+        agentInfo.userID,
+        roleSetId
+      );
+    }
+    await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
+      agentInfo.agentID,
+      roleSetId,
+      isMember
+    );
+  }

-    if (agentInfo.userID && invitation.roleSet) {
-      const isOpenInvitation =
-        await this.invitationService.isFinalizedInvitation(invitation.id);
-      invitationState = this.lifecycleService.getState(
-        invitation.lifecycle,
-        this.roleSetServiceLifecycleApplication.getApplicationMachine()
-      );
-      const isMember = invitationState === ApplicationLifecycleState.APPROVED;
-      if (agentInfo.userID && invitation.roleSet) {
-        if (!isOpenInvitation) {
-          await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenInvitationFromCache(
-            agentInfo.userID,
-            invitation.roleSet.id
-          );
-        }
-        await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
-          agentInfo.agentID,
-          invitation.roleSet.id,
-          isMember
-        );
-      }
-    }
-
-    if (agentInfo.userID && invitation.roleSet) {
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.deleteOpenApplicationFromCache(
-        agentInfo.userID,
-        invitation.roleSet.id
-      );
-      await this.roleSetCacheService.setAgentIsMemberCache(
-        agentInfo.agentID,
-        invitation.roleSet.id,
-        true
-      );
-    }
+    if (invitation.roleSet) {
+      const isOpenInvitation =
+        await this.invitationService.isFinalizedInvitation(invitation.id);
+      invitationState = this.lifecycleService.getState(
+        invitation.lifecycle,
+        this.roleSetServiceLifecycleApplication.getApplicationMachine()
+      );
+      const isMember = invitationState === ApplicationLifecycleState.APPROVED;
+      await this.updateInvitationCache(
+        agentInfo,
+        invitation.roleSet.id,
+        isMember,
+        isOpenInvitation
+      );
+    }
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72-72: LGTM: Clean dependency injection.

The RoleSetCacheService is properly imported and injected following NestJS best practices.

Also applies to: 98-98


835-841: LGTM: Proper relation loading.

The roleSet relation is correctly loaded to ensure the required data is available for cache operations.


896-901: LGTM: Proper relation loading.

The roleSet relation is correctly loaded to ensure the required data is available for cache operations.

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