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Summary of Changes

This PR adds three new template properties (UserType, ActingUserType, and the underlying User/ActingUser objects) to the Datadog integration template system. The implementation includes:

• New properties in IntegrationTemplateContext for user type information
• New repository method GetDetailsByOrganizationIdUserIdAsync in both Dapper and EF implementations
• Optimized database queries using a dedicated stored procedure
• Template processor methods to detect when user details are required
• Comprehensive unit tests for all new functionality

Changes since last review: The latest commits refactored the implementation to use a dedicated stored procedure instead of inline queries, improving maintainability and performance.

Critical Issues

1. Missing Input Validation in Stored Procedure (Medium Priority)

Location: src/Sql/dbo/Stored Procedures/OrganizationUserUserDetails_ReadByOrganizationIdUserId.sql:8-15

The stored procedure doesn't validate that the input GUIDs are not empty/default GUIDs. While SQL Server will handle this gracefully, it's a minor performance concern.

-- Consider adding validation
IF @OrganizationId = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000' OR @UserId = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'
BEGIN
    RETURN
END

However, this is low priority since the application layer should handle this, and the query will simply return no results if invalid GUIDs are passed.

Suggested Improvements

1. Inconsistent Template Detection Logic

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Utilities/IntegrationTemplateProcessor.cs:33-75

The template detection methods all check for UserType but the Type property on events already exists. Consider if #Type# (event type) could be confused with #UserType# (organization user type). The current implementation correctly uses #UserType# and #ActingUserType#, but this could be documented.

Suggestion: Add XML comments to clarify the distinction:

/// <summary>
/// Checks if the template requires loading User details from the repository.
/// Detects tokens: #UserName#, #UserEmail#, #UserType# (OrganizationUserType, not EventType)
/// </summary>
public static bool TemplateRequiresUser(string template)

2. Potential N+1 Query Issue with Template Context Building

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Services/Implementations/EventIntegrations/EventIntegrationHandler.cs:104-118

When the same event contains both UserId and ActingUserId pointing to the same user, two separate database calls are made. For most use cases this is fine, but if the same user ID appears in both fields, a caching layer or check could avoid the duplicate query.

if (IntegrationTemplateProcessor.TemplateRequiresUser(template) && eventMessage.UserId.HasValue)
{
    context.User = await organizationUserRepository.GetDetailsByOrganizationIdUserIdAsync(
        organizationId: organizationId,
        userId: eventMessage.UserId.Value
    );
}

if (IntegrationTemplateProcessor.TemplateRequiresActingUser(template) && eventMessage.ActingUserId.HasValue)
{
    // Optimize if acting user is the same as user
    if (eventMessage.ActingUserId == eventMessage.UserId && context.User != null)
    {
        context.ActingUser = context.User;
    }
    else
    {
        context.ActingUser = await organizationUserRepository.GetDetailsByOrganizationIdUserIdAsync(
            organizationId: organizationId,
            userId: eventMessage.ActingUserId.Value
        );
    }
}

Priority: Low - This is a minor optimization that would only matter under high load, and the current implementation is clearer.

3. Missing Edge Case Test

Location: test/Core.Test/AdminConsole/Services/EventIntegrationHandlerTests.cs

There's no test for when a template references #UserType# but UserId is null. The current implementation handles this gracefully (won't fetch, property returns null), but an explicit test would document this behavior.

Suggested test:

[Theory, BitAutoData]
public async Task HandleEventAsync_UserTypeTemplateButNoUserId_DoesNotFetchUser(EventMessage eventMessage)
{
    var sutProvider = GetSutProvider(OneConfiguration("#UserType#"));
    eventMessage.OrganizationId = _organizationId;
    eventMessage.UserId = null; // Explicitly null
    
    await sutProvider.Sut.HandleEventAsync(eventMessage);
    
    await sutProvider.GetDependency<IOrganizationUserRepository>()
        .DidNotReceiveWithAnyArgs()
        .GetDetailsByOrganizationIdUserIdAsync(Arg.Any<Guid>(), Arg.Any<Guid>());
}

4. Migration Script Formatting Inconsistency

Location: util/Migrator/DbScripts/2025-11-05_00_OrganizationUserUserDetails_ReadByOrganizationIdUserId.sql:1

The migration script uses CREATE OR ALTER while the stored procedure definition uses CREATE. This is fine, but be consistent with project conventions. The migration approach is correct (idempotent), but verify this matches other migration scripts in the project.

Good Practices Observed

• Comprehensive unit test coverage for all new functionality
• Proper use of nullable reference types
• Template detection optimization to avoid unnecessary DB calls
• Consistent naming conventions across User and ActingUser properties
• Use of stored procedures for database access (Dapper implementation)
• Both Dapper and Entity Framework implementations provided
• Proper use of StringComparison.Ordinal for performance

Action Items

1. Optional: Add XML documentation comments to template detection methods to clarify #Type# vs #UserType# distinction
2. Optional: Consider adding edge case test for null UserId with UserType template
3. Verify: Ensure migration script format (CREATE OR ALTER) is consistent with project standards
4. Consider: Document the performance characteristics of the new template properties in case high-volume integrations use them

Security & Performance Notes

✅ Security: No sensitive data exposure concerns. User details are already organization-scoped through the repository query.

✅ Performance: The implementation includes smart template detection to avoid unnecessary database calls. The new stored procedure is efficient (indexed lookup on OrganizationId + UserId).

✅ Zero-Knowledge Compliance: No encryption-related changes; template system only exposes non-sensitive user metadata (name, email, type).

Overall, this is a well-implemented feature with good test coverage and proper architectural patterns. The suggested improvements are minor and optional.

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New Issues (1)

Checkmarx found the following issues in this Pull Request

Severity	Issue	Source File / Package	Checkmarx Insight
	CSRF	/src/Api/Billing/Controllers/VNext/AccountBillingVNextController.cs: 72	details Method at line 72 of /src/Api/Billing/Controllers/VNext/AccountBillingVNextController.cs gets a parameter from a user request from user. This pa... ID: ZWiNUnwMpO2ystke8b8neSGcojU%3D Attack Vector

Codecov Report

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✅ Project coverage is 56.23%. Comparing base (ef665ba) to head (7148d36).

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