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Server URL validation now permits plain HTTP only for localhost and 127.0.0.1; remote servers must use HTTPS.
Improve token refresh behavior
Sessions are logged out only when the token endpoint explicitly rejects credentials with HTTP 400 or 401.
Network failures, timeouts, rate limits, server errors, and other non-Axios errors now preserve the session for retry instead of forcing logout.
Centralized and tested refresh-credential rejection detection.
Prevent sensitive authentication data from being logged
Removed usernames from login and authentication error logs.
Added recursive log sanitization for credentials, tokens, passwords, session identifiers, email addresses, authorization data, and similar sensitive fields.
Axios errors are reduced to safe summaries, excluding request bodies and URL query parameters.
Sanitized data is used for both device logs and Sentry breadcrumbs.
Added severity filtering before processing logs.
Correct API endpoint integrations
Calendar item requests now send the item identifier as id.
Calendar API coverage was added to verify supported routes and request payloads.
Check-in timer toggling now sends callId and enabled as query parameters with an empty request body.
Mapping layer requests now use the server route /Mapping/GetMayLayers.
Expand regression coverage
Added tests for calendar routes and payloads, check-in timer requests, mapping layer requests, URL validation, token refresh classification, and log sanitization.
Updated authentication tests to reflect the removal of usernames from log context and the revised refresh-token failure behavior.
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Bug Fixes
Calendar item lookups, call timer updates, and map layer requests now use the expected server parameters and routes.
Temporary token refresh failures, such as server errors or network interruptions, no longer sign users out; invalid or expired credentials still require sign-in.
Server URLs now accept HTTPS addresses and HTTP addresses only for localhost or loopback.
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Authentication logs no longer include usernames, and sensitive log details are redacted.
Unencrypted network traffic is enabled only in development builds.
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Review comments at @src/lib/auth/token-refresh.ts:
- Around line 23-24: Update the refresh-rejection classifier in the function
containing the status check to inspect the parsed OAuth error field and return
true only when it identifies invalid_grant, rather than relying on 400 or 401
status alone. Update the 400 test fixture to include invalid_grant and cover
other OAuth errors to ensure they do not trigger session clearing.
Review comments at @src/lib/logging/__tests__/index.test.ts:
- Line 28: Update the signInAxiosError fixture to use a unique
non-credential-shaped sentinel in its request body, and replace the matching
expected values in the assertions so they continue testing the same behavior
without credential-like literals.
Review comments at @src/lib/logging/index.tsx:
- Around line 57-59: Update sanitizeValue to replace non-array objects with a
placeholder when the depth limit is reached, rather than returning them
unsanitized; continue using sanitizeObject for objects above the limit and
preserve Date handling. Add a sanitizeLogContext test with a depth-three object
containing a password key and assert the value at the limit is the placeholder.
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The changes update Android cleartext configuration, API request contracts, server URL validation, token refresh error classification, and logging. Authentication logs omit usernames. Logging sanitizes context before sending it to the logger and Sentry breadcrumbs.
Changes: Android cleartext traffic
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Summary
Configure cleartext traffic by environment app.config.ts, customManifest.plugin.js
The manifest plugin receives allowCleartextTraffic, enabled only in development. The option defaults to false and sets android:usesCleartextTraffic accordingly.
API request contract updates
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Summary
Calendar request parameters and coverage src/api/calendar/calendar.ts, src/api/calendar/__tests__/calendar.test.ts
getCalendarItem sends the item ID as id. Tests cover the calendar routes, GET arguments, and attendance POST payloads.
isRefreshCredentialRejection returns true only for Axios errors with status 400 or 401 and an object response body whose error is invalid_grant. Tests cover other statuses and input types.
The API client and auth store use the helper to classify refresh errors. Tests cover Axios-shaped rejections and verify that a 500 refresh error does not trigger logout.
Log context sanitization
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Summary
Sanitize log context and output src/lib/logging/index.tsx, src/lib/logging/__tests__/index.test.ts
Logging redacts sensitive context, sanitizes error details, and filters entries below the configured minimum severity. Tests cover logger output, breadcrumbs, and context sanitization.
Authentication log contexts
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Remove usernames from auth logs src/lib/auth/api.tsx, src/stores/auth/store.tsx, src/lib/auth/__tests__/*, src/stores/auth/__tests__/store-login-hydration.test.ts
Authentication log contexts omit usernames. Tests update their expected contexts and check that logged error text excludes the username.
The new log sanitization redacts most sensitive data. It can still leak a credential if code logs headers as key/value pairs, which is uncommon. Extend the sanitizer to cover that shape; the gap is narrow and does not block merge.
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The configurable cleartext traffic flag allows external HTTP endpoints and violates the requirement to reject plaintext connections across the app. Keep cleartext disabled for all builds, or restrict any development-only exception to tightly controlled local loopback traffic outside production configuration; this also applies to app.config.ts:383.
File customManifest.plugin.js:
Line 48:
The configurable cleartext traffic flag allows external HTTP endpoints and violates the requirement to reject plaintext connections across the app. Keep cleartext disabled for all builds, or restrict any development-only exception to tightly controlled local loopback traffic outside production configuration; this also applies to app.config.ts:383.
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mainApplication.$['android:usesCleartextTraffic'] = 'false';
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The external API call can fail without logging the operation or call identifier, which removes context from failures in toggleCallTimers. Wrap endpoint.put<PerformCheckInResult>({}) in try/catch, log the operation and callId, and map or rethrow the error with context.
File src/api/calls/check-in-timers.ts:
Line 58:
The external API call can fail without logging the operation or call identifier, which removes context from failures in toggleCallTimers. Wrap `endpoint.put<PerformCheckInResult>({})` in try/catch, log the operation and `callId`, and map or rethrow the error with context.
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let response;
try {
response = await endpoint.put<PerformCheckInResult>({});
} catch (error) {
logger.error('toggle call timers failed', { operation: 'toggleCallTimers', callId, error });
throw error;
}
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The awaited operation can reject without deterministic handling in src/api/mapping/tests/map-layers.test.ts:24, src/api/calls/check-in-timers.ts:58, src/api/calendar/tests/calendar.test.ts:48, :54, :60, :66, :76, and :77, and src/api/calls/tests/check-in-timers.test.ts:20. Wrap each operation in try/catch or use an explicit Jest rejection or resolution assertion, such as expect(getMayLayers(1)).resolves.toBeDefined().
File src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:
Line 24:
The awaited operation can reject without deterministic handling in src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:24, src/api/calls/check-in-timers.ts:58, src/api/calendar/__tests__/calendar.test.ts:48, :54, :60, :66, :76, and :77, and src/api/calls/__tests__/check-in-timers.test.ts:20. Wrap each operation in try/catch or use an explicit Jest rejection or resolution assertion, such as `expect(getMayLayers(1)).resolves.toBeDefined()`.
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24 + await expect(getMayLayers(1)).resolves.toBeDefined();
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The indexed endpoint may be undefined before its get property is accessed, causing a null or undefined reference error in src/api/mapping/tests/map-layers.test.ts:26. Verify /Mapping/GetMayLayers exists before accessing get, using an explicit assertion or optional chaining with an appropriate failure message.
File src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:
Line 26:
The indexed endpoint may be undefined before its `get` property is accessed, causing a null or undefined reference error in src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:26. Verify `/Mapping/GetMayLayers` exists before accessing `get`, using an explicit assertion or optional chaining with an appropriate failure message.
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26 + expect(mockEndpoints['/Mapping/GetMayLayers']?.get).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ type: '1' });
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The indexed endpoint may be null or undefined before get is dereferenced in src/api/mapping/tests/map-layers.test.ts:26. Guard the endpoint lookup with an explicit toBeDefined() assertion, then access endpoint?.get to prevent a reference error.
File src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:
Line 26:
The indexed endpoint may be null or undefined before `get` is dereferenced in src/api/mapping/__tests__/map-layers.test.ts:26. Guard the endpoint lookup with an explicit `toBeDefined()` assertion, then access `endpoint?.get` to prevent a reference error.
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26 + const endpoint = mockEndpoints['/Mapping/GetMayLayers'];
26 + expect(endpoint).toBeDefined();
26 + expect(endpoint?.get).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ type: '1' });
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The error context logs only response.status, omitting the login operation and a non-sensitive request or trace identifier needed to correlate failures. Add structured fields such as op: 'login' and requestId in src/lib/auth/api.tsx:160, src/lib/logging/tests/index.test.ts:50, src/stores/auth/store.tsx:240, and src/stores/auth/tests/store-login-hydration.test.ts:198.
File src/lib/auth/api.tsx:
Line 115:
The error context logs only `response.status`, omitting the login operation and a non-sensitive request or trace identifier needed to correlate failures. Add structured fields such as `op: 'login'` and `requestId` in src/lib/auth/api.tsx:160, src/lib/logging/__tests__/index.test.ts:50, src/stores/auth/store.tsx:240, and src/stores/auth/__tests__/store-login-hydration.test.ts:198.
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context: { op: 'login', status: response.status, requestId },
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sanitizeValue returns arrays unchanged, allowing sensitive fields inside array elements to bypass redaction; for example, safeContext sends { items: [{ accessToken: token }] } to both the console transport and Sentry breadcrumb unchanged. Recursively map arrays through sanitizeValue or a dedicated array sanitizer while preserving the current depth limit and key-based redaction for each element.
File src/lib/logging/index.tsx:
Line 57 to 58:
sanitizeValue returns arrays unchanged, allowing sensitive fields inside array elements to bypass redaction; for example, safeContext sends `{ items: [{ accessToken: token }] }` to both the console transport and Sentry breadcrumb unchanged. Recursively map arrays through sanitizeValue or a dedicated array sanitizer while preserving the current depth limit and key-based redaction for each element.
Suggested Code:
if (depth > 0 && Array.isArray(value)) {
return value.map((item) => sanitizeValue('', item, depth - 1));
}
if (depth > 0 && value !== null && typeof value === 'object') {
return sanitizeObject(value as Record<string, unknown>, depth - 1);
}
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summarizeAxiosError may return messages and fields containing emails, tokens, credentials, or other sensitive data, allowing unsanitized content into logs and telemetry through src/lib/logging/index.tsx:55. Sanitize the generated Axios error summary before returning it.
File src/lib/logging/index.tsx:
Line 52:
summarizeAxiosError may return messages and fields containing emails, tokens, credentials, or other sensitive data, allowing unsanitized content into logs and telemetry through src/lib/logging/index.tsx:55. Sanitize the generated Axios error summary before returning it.
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if (isAxiosErrorLike(value)) return sanitizeObject(summarizeAxiosError(value), depth - 1);
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Axios error summaries bypass the default redaction pipeline, allowing raw personal data to reach logs and telemetry through src/lib/logging/index.tsx:55. Apply the same sanitization used for other error data before returning summarizeAxiosError(value).
File src/lib/logging/index.tsx:
Line 52:
Axios error summaries bypass the default redaction pipeline, allowing raw personal data to reach logs and telemetry through src/lib/logging/index.tsx:55. Apply the same sanitization used for other error data before returning summarizeAxiosError(value).
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if (isAxiosErrorLike(value)) return sanitizeObject(summarizeAxiosError(value), depth - 1);
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Review comments at @src/lib/auth/token-refresh.ts:
- Around line 23-24: Update the refresh-rejection classifier in the function
containing the status check to inspect the parsed OAuth error field and return
true only when it identifies invalid_grant, rather than relying on 400 or 401
status alone. Update the 400 test fixture to include invalid_grant and cover
other OAuth errors to ensure they do not trigger session clearing.
Review comments at @src/lib/logging/__tests__/index.test.ts:
- Line 28: Update the signInAxiosError fixture to use a unique
non-credential-shaped sentinel in its request body, and replace the matching
expected values in the assertions so they continue testing the same behavior
without credential-like literals.
Review comments at @src/lib/logging/index.tsx:
- Around line 57-59: Update sanitizeValue to replace non-array objects with a
placeholder when the depth limit is reached, rather than returning them
unsanitized; continue using sanitizeObject for objects above the limit and
preserve Date handling. Add a sanitizeLogContext test with a depth-three object
containing a password key and assert the value at the limit is the placeholder.
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sed -n '1,165p' src/lib/logging/index.tsx
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Redact nested objects at the depth limit.
sanitizeObject stops descending at depth 0. sanitizeValue then returns the nested object without checking its keys. A credential nested deeper than two levels can reach the console transport and the Sentry breadcrumb unredacted.
For sanitizeLogContext({ a: { b: { c: { password: 'x' } } } }), the value at c is returned with password: 'x' intact. This path does not depend on array handling.
Return a placeholder at the depth limit instead of the raw object:
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--- "a/src/lib/logging/index.tsx"+++ "b/src/lib/logging/index.tsx"@@ -54,9 +54,9 @@
if (value instanceof Error) {
return { name: value.name, message: value.message, stack: value.stack };
}
- if (depth > 0 && value !== null && typeof value === 'object' && !Array.isArray(value)) {- return sanitizeObject(value as Record<string, unknown>, depth - 1);- }+ if (value !== null && typeof value === 'object' && !Array.isArray(value) && !(value instanceof Date)) {+ return depth > 0 ? sanitizeObject(value as Record<string, unknown>, depth - 1) : '[Object]';+ }
if (typeof value === 'function' || typeof value === 'symbol') return String(value);
return value;
};
Add a test that passes a depth-3 object with a password key. Assert that the nested value is '[Object]'.
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Update sanitizeValue to replace non-array objects with a placeholder when the
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Summary
This pull request improves API compatibility, authentication resilience, and protection of sensitive data in logs and network configuration.
Changes
Restrict cleartext network traffic
localhostand127.0.0.1; remote servers must use HTTPS.Improve token refresh behavior
Prevent sensitive authentication data from being logged
Correct API endpoint integrations
id.callIdandenabledas query parameters with an empty request body./Mapping/GetMayLayers.Expand regression coverage
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