feat: update #42
feat: update #42
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WalkthroughBumps Go to 1.24, upgrades many dependencies, converts Dockerfile to a multi-stage non-root image exposing port 5001, refactors Firebase provider to use firebase.App and Messaging with error returns, updates main and tests to handle constructor errors, and upgrades CI workflows and README badge removal. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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actor App as Application / main
participant Provider as Firebase Provider
participant SDK as firebase.App & Messaging SDK
participant FCM as Firebase Cloud Messaging
App->>Provider: NewFirebase(ctx, credsFile)
Provider->>SDK: firebase.NewApp(ctx, optsWithCreds)
SDK-->>Provider: *firebase.App or error
Provider-->>App: (*Firebase, error)
alt success
App->>Provider: SendPN(ctx, token, data)
Provider->>SDK: app.Messaging(ctx) -> Messaging client
Provider->>FCM: client.Send(ctx, messaging.Message{Token, Data})
FCM-->>Provider: messageID / error
Provider-->>App: return messageID or error
else failure
Provider-->>App: return init/send error
end
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16-24: Security hardening looks good, but missing CMD/ENTRYPOINT.The nonroot user setup is a good security practice. However, the Dockerfile lacks a
CMDorENTRYPOINTinstruction, so the container won't know which binary to execute on startup.USER nonroot EXPOSE 5001 +CMD ["./http_server"]
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internal/providers/firebase.provider.go (2)
38-44: Consider usingNotificationfield for automatic display.Using the
Datamap requires the client app to manually handle and display the notification. For standard push notifications that should appear automatically in the system tray, use theNotificationfield instead or in addition toData.message := &messaging.Message{ - Data: map[string]string{ - "Title": title, - "Body": content, - }, - Token: deviceID, + Notification: &messaging.Notification{ + Title: title, + Body: content, + }, + Token: deviceID, }
25-25: Hardcoded credentials file path reduces deployment flexibility.Consider making the credentials path configurable via environment variable or config to support different deployment environments.
+import "os" + +func getCredentialsPath() string { + if path := os.Getenv("FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS_PATH"); path != "" { + return path + } + return "./service-account-file.json" +} + func NewFirebase() (*Firebase, error) { instance := new(Firebase) - opt := option.WithCredentialsFile("./service-account-file.json") + opt := option.WithCredentialsFile(getCredentialsPath())
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go.mod (2)
6-20: Dependency updates look reasonable.The modernization of direct dependencies including Firebase v4.18.0, OpenTelemetry v1.39.0, and others aligns with the Firebase SDK refactoring. Ensure
go.sumis updated and tests pass with the new versions.
3-3: > Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.test/unit/providers/firebase_test.go (1)
30-42: Gock mocks may not intercept Firebase SDK calls.The Firebase SDK (v4) uses gRPC and the Admin SDK internally, which may not be intercepted by gock HTTP mocks. The
NewFirebase()function reads credentials from a file (./service-account-file.json), so these tests will likely fail in CI without that file present. Consider using dependency injection or mocking the Firebase App to make these tests more reliable.internal/providers/firebase.provider.go (1)
50-54: Good: Direct error propagation from SDK.The simplified error handling using the SDK's native error is cleaner than the previous manual HTTP response parsing.
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.github/workflows/continuous_integration.yml (3)
50-50: Clarify the removal of Code Climate Scan step.The Code Climate Scan step (previously present in the Test job) has been removed. The summary mentions removal but doesn't explain the rationale. Please clarify whether this is:
- An intentional deprecation of Code Climate coverage tracking
- A temporary removal that will be re-added
- A cost/dependency simplification
This change affects code quality metrics visibility in the PR workflow.
33-35: No action needed — Go 1.24.0 is a stable, supported release.Go 1.24.0 was released on February 11, 2025, and is part of the stable 1.24 release series. The upgrade from 1.23.1 to 1.24.0 is safe and uses a well-established version.
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33-33: Confirm actions/setup-go@v6 compatibility with current workflow.Breaking changes exist in v6: toolchain handling has been improved, Node.js runtime upgraded from Node 20 to Node 24, and runner version v2.327.1+ is required. Your workflow explicitly pins Go to 1.24.0 and uses ubuntu-latest runners, which should satisfy these requirements. No action needed unless you experience version resolution issues.
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Short summary — main breaking changes in actions/checkout@v6 vs v4:
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persist-credentials behavior changed: credentials are no longer written directly into .git/config; they are stored in a separate file under $RUNNER_TEMP. This affects any workflow that relied on the token being present in the repo’s git config. [1][2]
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Docker/container workflow note: running authenticated git commands from inside a Docker container action now requires a newer Actions Runner (minimum v2.329.0) to access the persisted credentials. If your runners are older, container-based authenticated git commands may fail. [1][2]
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Runtime / runner compatibility: newer releases (v5→v6) moved action runtimes (node24) and introduced minimum runner versions for compatibility; while v6 itself emphasizes the credential change, you should confirm your self-hosted/enterprise runner versions when upgrading from v4. [1][3]
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Review the persist-credentials behavior change in actions/checkout@v6.
The upgrade from v4 to v6 introduces a breaking change: credentials are no longer written directly into .git/config but instead stored in a separate file under $RUNNER_TEMP. This affects workflows that rely on the token being present in the repo's git config. The fetch-depth: 0 setting on line 31 remains fully supported with no changes. However, if using container-based authenticated git commands, confirm your runners are at least v2.329.0 to access the persisted credentials.
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internal/providers/firebase.provider.go (2)
21-32: Avoid hard‑coded credentials path; prefer configuration or dependency injection
NewFirebasecurrently hard‑codes./service-account-file.jsonand creates thefirebase.Appdirectly. This couples runtime behavior to the working directory and makes tests/other environments harder to control.Consider taking the credentials path (or the
option.ClientOption) from configuration and/or accepting a prebuilt*firebase.Appin a constructor helper so tests and different deployments can vary credentials without changing code.
35-53: Tighten SendPN context and error handling to stabilize behaviorRight now
SendPNusescontext.Background()and returns a formatted error only whenapp.Messagingfails, but returns the rawclient.Senderror otherwise. This makes error shapes inconsistent (and brittle for tests) and ignores caller cancellation/timeouts.Consider:
- Accepting a
context.Contextfrom the caller (or at least threading a shared context through the call chain) instead of usingcontext.Background().- Normalizing errors to a provider‑level message while preserving details, e.g.:
client, err := e.app.Messaging(ctx) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("FirebaseProvider: get messaging client: %w", err) } if _, err := client.Send(ctx, message); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("FirebaseProvider: send notification: %w", err) }This will also make it easier to update the tests so they no longer depend on legacy
"FirebaseProvider: something went wrong"behavior or exact SDK error strings.
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[error] 86-86: TestFirebase/Test_fail_when_sending: expected error 'error getting Messaging client: project ID is required to access Firebase Cloud Messaging client' but got 'FirebaseProvider: something went wrong'.
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1-1: Go version now aligned with go.mod.The builder image has been correctly updated to
golang:1.24-alpine, matching thego 1.24.0specification in go.mod. This resolves the previous version mismatch.
16-16: Verify compatibility of alpine 3.23.0.The base image has been bumped significantly from
alpine:3.16.2toalpine:3.23.0. While alpine typically maintains good backward compatibility, this is a jump of 7 minor versions. Confirm that:
- Any ca-certificates dependencies remain compatible
- The nonroot user creation (line 18-19) works correctly on 3.23.0
- There are no known CVEs affecting 3.23.0 that require immediate attention
18-24: Security improvements with nonroot user and port exposure.The multi-stage Dockerfile now properly:
- Creates a dedicated nonroot user and group for the final stage
- Switches execution context to nonroot (line 23), improving security posture
- Exposes port 5001 for the http_server service
- Correctly copies built binaries from the builder stage
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9-11: Action version upgrades look good.The updates from
actions/checkout@v4tov6andactions/setup-go@v2tov6align with the PR objective to bump dependencies. Ensure these versions are compatible with your workflows once the Go version mismatch is resolved.test/unit/providers/firebase_test.go (1)
43-45: Constructor error handling now correctly fails fast on provider init errorsUsing
suite.T().FatalfwhenNewFirebasereturns an error preventsproviderfrom being nil and avoids the previous nil‑pointer risk when callingSendPN. This aligns the tests with the new(*Firebase, error)constructor signature.Also applies to: 81-83
internal/main.go (1)
23-26: Fail‑fast Firebase initialization removes nil‑provider riskInitializing Firebase with
firebase, errFirebase := p.NewFirebase()and aborting vialog.FatalfwhenerrFirebase != nilcorrectly prevents a nil provider from reachingNewRandomPushNotificationManager, resolving the earlier potential nil‑pointer dereference.The behavior is consistent with treating Firebase as a critical dependency.
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Align Go version constraint with CI workflow.
The manual deploy workflow specifies Go ^1.19, but the continuous integration workflow has been upgraded to Go 1.24.0. This version mismatch could cause inconsistent builds between manual deployments and CI, especially given that dependencies have been bumped in this PR.
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Update test expectations to match new Firebase SDK–based error behavior
The failure test still expects the legacy "FirebaseProvider: something went wrong" string, and the success test assumes SendPN returns nil under your current gock setup. With the refactored provider now using firebase.App.Messaging and client.Send, the actual error in CI is "error getting Messaging client: project ID is required to access Firebase Cloud Messaging client", so these assertions no longer reflect real behavior.
Decide what the desired contract is and adjust accordingly, for example:
- If you want to expose the SDK’s detailed error, update the failure test to assert on that message (or, better, that it contains a stable substring like
"project ID is required"), and revisit the success test so it passes only when configuration is valid. - If you prefer a stable, provider‑level error (as before), change
SendPNto wrap underlying errors into a consistent message and then align the tests with that new, stable string.
Until you reconcile these expectations with the provider’s behavior, the Firebase tests will continue to fail in CI.
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either update the tests to assert the SDK error behavior (e.g., assert error is
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rg "TODO|FIXME" . --type go 2>/dev/null | grep -i "skip\|test\|twilio" | head -20Repository: auth-plus/auth-plus-notification
Length of output: 1657
🏁 Script executed:
python3 << 'EOF'
import os
import subprocess
# Try multiple approaches
paths_to_try = [
'test/unit/providers/twilio_test.go',
'./test/unit/providers/twilio_test.go',
]
for path in paths_to_try:
if os.path.exists(path):
print(f"Found file at {path}")
with open(path, 'r') as f:
lines = f.readlines()
print(f"File has {len(lines)} lines\n")
print("Lines 15-40:")
for i in range(14, min(40, len(lines))):
print(f"{i+1}: {lines[i]}", end='')
break
else:
print("File not found in working directory, trying git...")
try:
result = subprocess.run(['git', 'show', 'HEAD:test/unit/providers/twilio_test.go'],
capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=5)
if result.returncode == 0:
lines = result.stdout.split('\n')
print("Lines 15-40 from git:")
for i in range(14, min(40, len(lines))):
print(f"{i+1}: {lines[i]}")
else:
print(f"Git error: {result.stderr}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error: {e}")
EOFRepository: auth-plus/auth-plus-notification
Length of output: 162
Test skip lacks explanation—add TODO comment or clarify before merging.
Line 23 skips the success path test without an inline comment. This removes validation of the primary functionality (SendWhats call at line 58). The commit message "skip for now" indicates a temporary skip, but this should be documented in code.
Adding a TODO comment explaining what needs to be fixed and when is required. If this is more than temporary, clarify whether the Twilio integration is broken or if there's a mocking/test environment issue.
Note: Firebase tests also have skips (both success and failure tests at lines 24 and 53), suggesting a broader pattern that may indicate compatibility issues from recent dependency changes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In test/unit/providers/twilio_test.go around line 23, the test is being skipped
with suite.T().Skip() without any explanatory comment; update the test by either
re-enabling it (fixing mocking or environment issues so SendWhats path at ~line
58 is exercised) or add a clear TODO comment on the same line explaining why
it’s skipped, what needs to be fixed, and an expected timeframe or ticket/issue
reference; ensure similar skips in Firebase tests are annotated consistently or
fixed if the underlying cause is shared.
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