fix: update API key type in response handling functions#444
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Summary of ChangesHello @Evrard-Nil, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request refactors the API key type used within the response handling functions to Highlights
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Code ReviewSummaryThis PR correctly fixes a type mismatch in three response handler functions that was causing the test failure. The change aligns these handlers with the authentication middleware pattern used throughout the codebase. AnalysisWhat was wrong: The fix:
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Review Result✅ APPROVED - No critical issues found. The change is:
These functions are stubs (return NOT_IMPLEMENTED), so there's no logic to break. The type correction ensures they'll work correctly when implemented. |
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This pull request updates the API key type in several response handling functions (get_response, delete_response, cancel_response) from services::workspace::ApiKey to AuthenticatedApiKey. This change provides richer context, including workspace and organization information, which is beneficial for both security and the implementation of currently stubbed-out endpoints. However, a critical IDOR vulnerability was identified in the conversation context loading logic within the response service, where ownership of a conversation is not verified before loading its history.
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LGTM. Clean type fix — switching to AuthenticatedApiKey for richer context in the response handlers.
=== Responses: Basic ===
[PASS] POST /responses (non-stream) — 200
[FAIL] GET /responses/{id} — 500
Missing request extension: Extension of type
services::workspace::ports::ApiKeywas not found. Perhaps you forgot to add it? Seeaxum::Extension.