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WalkthroughDependency versions downgraded in web app (better-auth, @better-auth/sso, fast-xml-parser, jsdom). Root package.json patched dependency entry updated to match new better-auth version. Patch file replaced to adjust session.user.image nulling logic. Error handling in label-helpers modified to skip missing labels non-fatally. Version bumped to v2.17.4. Changes
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version.txt (1)
1-1: LGTM!Standard version bump to v2.17.4 for this patch release.
apps/web/utils/reply-tracker/label-helpers.ts (1)
45-46: Verify that silent skip is appropriate for missing labels.The change from error to info log makes sense for the case where users haven't set up all status types yet. However, this fundamentally changes the behavior from failing fast to silently continuing.
Ensure that silently skipping missing labels won't mask legitimate configuration issues or cause unexpected behavior downstream. Consider whether there are scenarios where a missing label should still be treated as an error.
apps/web/package.json (3)
26-26: Verify and document the downgrade reason—it introduces a security regression.The downgrade removes a critical security fix from 1.3.26+ that addressed an API-key plugin vulnerability enabling unauthenticated API-key creation / account takeover. The web search found no breaking changes or critical bugs in 1.3.28 that justify rolling back ~21 patch versions.
Before merging:
- Verify what specific issue in 1.3.28 necessitates this downgrade
- Document it in the PR description to explain the security tradeoff
- Track when it's safe to upgrade beyond 1.3.7 and re-apply the 1.3.26+ security patch
118-118: Address version mismatch between jsdom and @types/jsdom.The jsdom package was downgraded to 26.1.0, but @types/jsdom remains at 27.0.0. This mismatch will cause TypeScript type errors or incorrect type information at runtime. Additionally, no security vulnerabilities exist in either version, and the Node.js version (>=22.0.0) is compatible with jsdom v27. Verify whether:
- This downgrade was intentional and the types should also be downgraded to 26.x.x
- The reasons for downgrading (test failures, dependency conflicts, etc.)
- Whether the codebase actually requires the breaking changes in v27 to be avoided
111-111: Based on my verification using GitHub security advisories and npm registry information, the security concerns raised in the review comment appear to be unfounded.The downgrade from 5.3.0 to 5.2.5 does not involve missing security patches. All reported security vulnerabilities for fast-xml-parser are in version 4.x (versions 4.1.2 through 4.4.1), not in the 5.x series. Neither 5.3.0 nor 5.2.5 have known security vulnerabilities tracked in GitHub's advisory database.
However, I could not find public information about what changed between these two patch versions (5.2.5 and 5.3.0) to determine if the downgrade is addressing a regression or incompatibility. The downgrade may be necessary for project-specific compatibility reasons not reflected in public security advisories.
Verify the actual reason for the downgrade. If this is addressing an incompatibility or regression specific to your codebase, document that reason in the code comments. If this is simply following a dependency update tool without investigation, consider upgrading to 5.3.0 unless you've identified specific issues.
patches/better-auth@1.3.7.patch (1)
1-12: This patch will break avatar display in two identified locations—verify the nulling intention is deliberate.The patch explicitly nulls
session.user.imagein the setCookieCache function. Evidence shows this will have side effects:
- apps/web/utils/dub.ts:36 — uses
user.imageascustomerAvatarfor Dub analytics integration- apps/web/app/api/user/email-accounts/route.ts:42 — uses
user.imageas fallback for account image displayThe patch is intentionally configured in package.json via pnpm's
patchedDependencies, confirming this is deliberate. However, the codebase contains no comments, TODOs, or documentation explaining why the image is being nulled or what issue this addresses.Before merging, confirm with the developer:
- Is nulling user images intentional and acceptable given the avatar impact?
- Does this address a specific issue (bug, privacy, performance)?
- Should affected code in dub.ts and email-accounts route be updated to handle null images gracefully?
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