fix(audits): admins/owners can act on audits with assignees; scanning joins the assignee gate - #2846
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requireAuditAssignee blocked ADMIN/OWNER users the moment an audit had any assignee, so an admin (even the audit creator) could open the mobile scanner, record scans, and then get 403s on note/photo upload and on Complete Audit. Mobile and web also disagreed: the web note/image routes skip the check for admins via requireAuditAssigneeForBaseSelfService. - requireAuditAssignee: ADMIN/OWNER always pass, matching requireAuditAssigneeForBaseSelfService and the allow-all permission matrix - mobile record-scan: now assignee-gated like note/photo/complete, so scans are only recorded by users who can also finish the audit - mobile audit detail: canCompleteAudit mirrors the new rule - stale call-site comments updated; tests for both changes
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WalkthroughThe change updates audit authorization so ADMIN/OWNER users can act on any audit, while BASE/SELF_SERVICE users must be assigned. Web and mobile completion and scan routes enforce these rules. Tests cover bypass, rejection, and scan prevention. ChangesAudit authorization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change aligns audit permissions across scanning, evidence actions, and completion for admins, owners, and assignees. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MobileAuditScanRoute
participant requireAuditAssignee
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MobileAuditScanRoute->>requireAuditAssignee: Validate role and audit assignment
requireAuditAssignee-->>MobileAuditScanRoute: Authorize or return 403
MobileAuditScanRoute->>recordAuditScan: Record scan after authorization
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apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api+/mobile.audits.record-scan.test.ts (1)
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anyfrom the new mock setup.Lines 111 and 157-171 bypass TypeScript for mocked functions and the authorization error. Use
vi.mocked()for service mocks. Use a typedShelfErrorfixture for the 403 rejection.As per coding guidelines, “Never use
anyas a shortcut; use the correct type orunknownwith type narrowing for dynamic data.”Also applies to: 157-171
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In `@apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout`+/audits.$auditId.scan.tsx:
- Around line 120-121: Apply the assignee policy across all three sites: in
apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout+/audits.$auditId.scan.tsx lines 120-121, pass
isSelfServiceOrBase directly to requireAuditAssigneeForBaseSelfService; in
apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout+/audits.$auditId.tsx lines 128-129, update
canScanAndComplete so ADMIN/OWNER users are not blocked by assignments; and in
apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout+/audits.$auditId.overview.tsx lines 174-175, make
the unassigned-audit tooltip require an assignment only for BASE/SELF_SERVICE
users.
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In `@apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api`+/mobile.audits.record-scan.test.ts:
- Line 111: Replace the any-based casts in the requireAuditAssignee mock setup
and the authorization-error test with type-safe helpers: use vi.mocked() for
mocked service functions and create a typed ShelfError fixture for the 403
rejection, preserving the existing test behavior.
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…gnee lookup Review round (CodeRabbit + Codex): - web scan loader no longer forces the assignee check on admins when the audit has assignees; canScanAndComplete and the overview tooltip match - requireAuditAssignee fetches only assignment userIds instead of the full session details (the guard runs once per scan; full details made an N-asset audit O(N^2) in transferred data) - mobile detail canScan mirrors the record-scan gate - record-scan test: typed mocks on the new lines; 404 test for the lookup
The three audit dialogs said "If no assignee is selected, any admin user can perform the audit". That described the OLD rule exactly: admins were allowed only while an audit had no assignees, and were locked out the moment one was set — the lockout this PR removes. With admins able to act on any audit, the no-assignee condition no longer decides anything for them, so the sentence now leads with what is always true and explains what assignees add. Wording uses "admins" on purpose. OWNER passes the same check but is never shown as a role in the product (the invite dialog offers Administrator, Base and Self service), so naming it here would introduce a word users see nowhere else.
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Added the copy change this PR makes necessary. The three audit dialogs said: "If no assignee is selected, any admin user can perform the audit." That was an exact description of the old rule — admins were allowed only while an audit had no assignees, and were locked out as soon as one was set. That lockout is what this PR removes, so the sentence stops being true on merge. They now read: "Admins can perform any audit. Choosing assignees also lets those people perform it, including several at different times." On wording: Files: |
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Problem
An ADMIN/OWNER who creates an audit and assigns it to someone else gets a broken flow in the mobile Audit Scanner:
The same admin can add notes and images to that audit on web, so mobile and web disagreed about the same action.
Cause
Two assignee helpers with opposite admin semantics were mixed across endpoints:
requireAuditAssigneeForBaseSelfService(web note/image/activity/loaders): ADMIN/OWNER always pass.requireAuditAssignee(mobile evidence + complete, web complete): ADMIN/OWNER were blocked whenever the audit had at least one assignee.record-scanendpoint used neither, so scans were recorded for users whose follow-up actions were then rejected.Fix
One rule everywhere, matching the allow-all short-circuit in
@shelf/permissions:requireAuditAssignee: ADMIN/OWNER always pass (early return; every downstream service re-verifies the session againstorganizationId).record-scan: now runs the same assignee gate as note/photo/complete, so scanning and finishing an audit are allowed for exactly the same users.canCompleteAuditmirrors the new rule, so the app's Complete CTA matches what the server will accept.No schema changes. Server-only deploy; no companion release needed.
Tests
requireAuditAssignee: admin passes with assignees present (no session fetch), BASE assignee passes, BASE non-assignee gets 403.record-scan: admin maps toisSelfServiceOrBase: false; unassigned BASE user gets 403 and no scan is recorded.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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