fix(locations): read select-all filters from the form, not the request URL - #2869
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…t URL "Select all" on a filtered list of a location's assets or kits removed every item at that location. The resolvers derived the user's filters from `getCurrentSearchParams(request)`, but the bulk dialog posts to a bare `actionUrl` (`/locations/:id/assets`), so inside the action `request.url` has no query string at all. The filters came back empty and the where-clause matched everything — the user removed 100 items having been shown 10. The dialog has always submitted the real filters as a `currentSearchParams` field. The resolvers now take that value and no longer accept a `request`, so the URL cannot quietly become the source again. Both affected paths are covered: bulk-remove-assets and bulk-remove-kits. Each test was confirmed to fail when the resolver re-derives filters from a request URL.
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WalkthroughBulk asset and kit removal now validates submitted search parameters and passes them to location-scoped bulk-selection resolvers. Shared kit filtering handles custody and location rules. Regression tests cover explicit IDs, submitted filters, scoping, and custody behavior. ChangesLocation bulk selection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change makes filtered bulk removal use the submitted form filters for location assets and kits; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal validation and minor test-maintenance follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RemovalAction
participant CurrentSearchParamsSchema
participant BulkSelectionResolver
participant LocationFilterBuilder
RemovalAction->>CurrentSearchParamsSchema: Validate submitted currentSearchParams
RemovalAction->>BulkSelectionResolver: Pass currentSearchParams
BulkSelectionResolver->>LocationFilterBuilder: Build scoped filters
LocationFilterBuilder-->>BulkSelectionResolver: Return filter input
BulkSelectionResolver-->>RemovalAction: Return resolved IDs
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…lter Now that the submitted filters actually reach the resolver, the kit expansion ran them through `getKitsWhereInput`, which mirrors the KITS INDEX, not this page. That builder reads a single `teamMember` value and matches only directly-assigned custody, so on the location kits tab: - "Without custody" became `custody.custodianId = "without-custody"`, an id nobody holds, so select-all resolved zero kits and reported success while the user was looking at rows; - a real custodian matched only direct custody, missing the kits held through a running booking that the list does show; - only the first of several selected custodians was applied. Extract the list's own clause into `getLocationKitsWhereInput` and call it from both `getLocationKits` and the resolver, so the two cannot drift. Widening `getKitsWhereInput` instead would have been wrong: `bulkDeleteKits` shares it, and the kits index offers none of these options — it would widen a destructive bulk delete beyond what that page displays. Also stop mocking the where-builders in the regression tests. They are pure, the repo's guidance is to avoid mocking internal utilities, and there was already a precedent doing it properly. The tests now assert the clause actually handed to Prisma, which is what makes them able to catch predicate drift at all. Raised by Codex on PR #2869.
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apps/webapp/app/modules/location/bulk-select.server.test.ts (1)
49-50: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a test factory for shared fixture data.
Replace the hard-coded organization and location IDs with factory-generated fixture data. Use the same factory data for mocked query results and submitted parameters.
As per coding guidelines, “Use factories to generate consistent and realistic test data” and “Avoid hardcoding data within tests; use factories to keep tests clean and maintainable.”
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/location/bulk-select.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 49-50: Replace the hard-coded ORG and LOC fixtures with
organization and location data generated by the existing test factories. Reuse
those generated identifiers consistently in mocked query results and submitted
parameters throughout the tests, while preserving the current assertions and
behavior.
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What
"Select all" on a filtered list of a location's assets or kits removed every
item at that location. Filter to 10 laptops, select all, remove → all 100
items at the location are removed.
Found by the detail.dev OSS scan (finding D109). Second of the select-all
cluster, after #2867 (tags).
The bug — a different root cause from the tags one
The resolvers derived the user's filters from the request URL:
But the dialog posts to a bare action URL:
So inside the action
request.urlis/locations/loc-1/assets— no querystring.
getCurrentSearchParamsreturns an empty set,getAssetsWhereInputbuilds an unfiltered clause, and the location scope is the only thing left
narrowing it.
Worth noting this is not the tags bug (#2867), where the route simply never
read the params. Here the code did read them, from a source that is empty by
construction. Same symptom, different failure — which is why the cluster is
worth going through case by case rather than pattern-matching.
The fix
BulkUpdateDialogContenthas always submitted the real filters as acurrentSearchParamshidden field. The resolvers now take that value:requestis removed from both signatures, so the URL cannot quietly becomethe source again — a future caller has to pass the filters explicitly or fail to
compile.
Both affected paths are covered:
bulk-remove-assetsandbulk-remove-kits.Behaviour
Tests
app/modules/location/bulk-select.server.test.ts(7) covers both resolvers:explicit ids skip expansion entirely, submitted filters reach the where-builder,
and the location scope still applies.
One test deliberately passes a
requestcarrying different params to prove theremoved parameter can't resurrect the old path.
Both filter tests were confirmed to fail when the resolver re-derives from a
request URL — the exact regression, reproduced.
Note on the⚠️ flag
This finding was flagged in triage as sitting in a file modified since the scan
commit, so it was re-verified against current code before any work. The bug was
still present; the intervening change (
c6f0255d9, custodian scoping) touched adifferent part of the same function.
Still open in this area
D075 —
getLocationsWhereInputmatches on name only whilegetLocationsmatches name, description and address, so select-all from the locations index
misses rows the user can see. Different function, different root cause (builder
drift rather than a wrong param source), so it stays a separate change. #2867
established the shared-builder shape that fixes it.
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