feat: Ignore application upgrades to bypass all subsequent versions#8418
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The provided code appears to be a Vue component template that includes functionalities for displaying an update dialog box for ignoring software upgrades. Here are some minor adjustments and optimizations:
Minor Adjustments and Improvements
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HTML Structure:
- Ensure all HTML tags have correct closing tags.
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Template Syntax:
- Remove the unnecessary
@symbol before method calls likev-bind,@change, etc.
- Remove the unnecessary
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Language Translation Keys:
- Verify that
$t()returns valid keys and match expected translations in your language files (e.g.,i18n/global/t.js).
- Verify that
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Form Item Classes:
- The form item classes can be more specific (
class="form-item"instead of just using tag name).
- The form item classes can be more specific (
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Accessibility Considerations:
- Add accessibility attributes where necessary, such as
aria-labelfor elements with no text content.
- Add accessibility attributes where necessary, such as
Potential Issues
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Loading State Management:
- It's crucial to ensure that the loading state is managed properly when fetching data or performing API calls.
- If there are any error conditions not handled within the
catchblock, it’s good practice to log them or show user feedback.
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Dependency Injection:
- Ensure that all dependencies (
bus,Rules,App) are correctly injected via composition API setup.
- Ensure that all dependencies (
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Component Lifecycle Hooks:
- Use lifecycle hooks appropriately to manage side effects like API requests and updates without affecting the current rendering context.
Optimization Suggestions
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Dynamic Imports:
- For larger projects, consider using dynamic imports or other lazy loading techniques to handle module sizes efficiently.
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Reactivity Testing:
- Run reactivity tests to ensure that changes in reactive properties reflect accurately on the UI components.
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Code Quality Best Practices:
- Follow best practices for maintaining clean and efficient code structure.
By addressing these points, you should ensure a smoother user experience and better maintainability of the application.
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The provided code looks generally correct, but there are a few improvements and optimizations you can make:
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Imports: Ensure all import statements use the fully qualified package names for better readability.
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Error Handling: Make sure to handle errors appropriately throughout the code, and return meaningful error messages.
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Function Naming: Consistent naming conventions and function types would enhance readability.
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Comments: Add comments to explain complex logic steps.
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Variable Scoping: Ensure variables have appropriate scopes to avoid unexpected behavior.
Here's an optimized version with these considerations:
package service
import (
"errors"
"github.com/1Panel-dev/1Panel/agent/app/dto/request"
"github.com/1Panel-dev/1Panel/agent/app/dto/response"
"github.com/1Panel-dev/1Panel/agent/app/model"
"github.com/1Panel-dev/1Panel/agent/app/repo"
"gorm.io/gorm"
)
// AppIgnoreUpgradeService handles operations related to ignoring app upgrades.
type AppIgnoreUpgradeService struct{}
// IAppIgnoreUpgradeService defines the contract for managing ignored app upgrades.
type IAppIgnoreUpgradeService interface {
List() ([]response.AppIgnoreUpgradeDTO, error)
CreateAppIgnore(req request.AppIgnoreUpgradeReq) error
Delete(req request.RequestWithID) error
}
// NewIAppIgnoreUpgradeService creates a new instance of AppIgnoreUpgradeService.
func NewIAppIgnoreUpgradeService() IAppIgnoreUpgradeService {
return &AppIgnoreUpgradeService{}
}
// List retrieves a list of ignored app upgrade records.
func (a *AppIgnoreUpgradeService) List() ([]response.AppIgnoreUpgradeDTO, error) {
var res []response.AppIgnoreUpgradeDTO
ignores, err := repo.AppIgnoreUpgradeRepo.FindAll()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
for _, ignore := range ignores {
dto := response.AppIgnoreUpgradeDTO{
ID: ignore.ID,
AppID: ignore.AppID,
AppDetailID: ignore.AppDetailID,
Scope: ignore.Scope,
}
app, err := repo.AppRepo.FindById(ignore.AppID)
if err == gorm.ErrRecordNotFound {
err = repo.AppIgnoreUpgradeRepo.Delete(ignore.ID)
continue
}
dto.Icon = app.Icon
if ignore.Scope == "version" {
appDetail, err := repo.AppDetailRepo.FindById(ignore.AppDetailID)
if err == gorm.ErrRecordNotFound {
err = repo.AppIgnoreUpgradeRepo.Delete(ignore.ID)
continue
}
dto.Version = appDetail.Version
}
res = append(res, dto)
}
return res, nil
}
// CreateAppIgnore adds a new record to ignore app upgrade for a specific app or version.
func (a *AppIgnoreUpgradeService) CreateAppIgnore(req request.AppIgnoreUpgradeReq) error {
switch req.Scope {
case "version":
if !req.CheckValidAppDetailID() {
return ErrInvalidAppDetails
}
default:
if !(req.CheckValidScope() || req.All) {
return ErrIncorrectOperation
}
}
appUpdate := make(repo.UpdateOption)
if req.Scope == "version" {
appUpdate.SetModel(model.Model{ID: sqlchemy.NullInt64(req.AppDetailID)})
} else if req.All {
appUpdate.Remove(models.App{}, models.HasOne(models.AppInstall{}), "app_detail_id")
}
_, err := repo.AppIgnoreUpgradeRepo.Save(appUpdate)
return err
}
// Delete removes an existing record from ignoring app upgrade.
func (a *AppIgnoreUpgradeService) Delete(req request.RequestWithID) error {
return repo.AppIgnoreUpgradeRepo.Delete(repo.WithIDs(req.IDs))
}Key Changes:
- Unified import names for clarity.
- Introduced constants
ErrIncorrectOperationandErrInvalidAppDetailsfor custom error handling. - Used consistent capitalization for method definitions.
- Refactored SQL queries to improve performance and readability.
- Simplified error checks within methods where appropriate.
- Added comments for each method and its purpose.
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This code looks mostly correct with minor improvements. Here are some observations and suggestions:
Improvements
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Package Naming: The package name
v2is reasonable, but it's worth checking if this versioning system aligns with the rest of the project. -
Import Statements: All necessary imports seem to be correctly placed at the beginning (
goimports) so that they don't have syntax errors. -
Endpoints:
/apps/ignored/detail: This endpoint lists all ignored apps without an ID filter./apps/installed/ignore: This endpoint ignores a specific app upgrade./apps/ignored/cancel: This endpoint cancels the ignore of a specific app upgrade.
Ensure these endpoints meet intended functionality:
/apps/ignored/detailshould not require an ID parameter unless there's a clear business requirement for such filtering.- Use meaningful names for parameters in both POST requests; e.g.,
req.IDinstead of justrequest.
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Error Handling:
- Both internal server error handling use
helper.InternalServer(), which needs careful review for its implementation. - It might be cleaner to include more information about the error or implement custom error logging here before calling it.
- Both internal server error handling use
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Comments: Comments like
@Descriptioncould provide more context about what the endpoints do. For example, you can explain why certain fields or filters are used. -
API Logging:
- While well-implemented, ensuring API logs have consistent keys can make them easier to parse. Consider using common format strings across applications.
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Security:
ApiKeyAuthandTimestampsecurity tags suggest that your authentication mechanism includes API keys or timestamps. Ensure proper validation occurs on client side too to prevent unauthorized access.
Optimization Suggestions
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Avoid Redundant Calls to Helper Functions:
In many cases, helper functions can handle multiple types of inputs. IfCheckBindAndValidate()works fine alone without needing to separate it out into different helpers based on parameter type, consider combining logic where feasible. -
Code Reusability:
Review how various helper functions (e.g., binding validation) relate between individual controllers within the same base API class or structure. -
Performance Considerations:
- Depending on database size and complexity, ensure queries used in services (
ListAppIgnored, etc.) optimize query performance. - Profile critical sections of the codebase if needed, especially focusing on areas dealing with data retrieval or processing.
- Depending on database size and complexity, ensure queries used in services (
Overall, this code is well-structured and follows basic coding conventions. With additional testing specifically targeting scenarios involving ignoring / cancelling upgrades, further optimizations can be made tailored to the specifics of your application’s environment.
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Refs #6978