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…token The activity report and daily time-log report proxy routes ran without authenticatedGuard and called Gauzy without a bearer token, so Gauzy rejected them and the routes answered 500. Authenticate first so anonymous callers get a real 401, pass the access token through, and return the report payload instead of the serverFetch envelope, in line with the daily-chart route.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe authentication guard now preserves upstream failure status and message details. Activity and daily time-log report routes authenticate requests, pass access tokens to report services, and return report data. ChangesTimesheet report authentication
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A failed downstream report authentication can still be reported as a server error instead of an authentication failure, causing clients to handle expired or invalid sessions incorrectly. Resolve this response-status mapping before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ReportRoute
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Client->>ReportRoute: Request report
ReportRoute->>authenticatedGuard: Validate session
authenticatedGuard-->>ReportRoute: access_token or deny response
ReportRoute->>ReportRequest: Request report with access_token
ReportRequest-->>ReportRoute: Report data
ReportRoute-->>Client: Report data or deny response
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The changes are small, consistent with existing proxy-route patterns, and directly address the auth/token and response-shape bugs described in the PR.
Pull request overview
Fixes Next.js proxy-mode timesheet report API routes so they correctly enforce authentication and forward the caller’s bearer token to Gauzy, aligning behavior with the existing daily-chart route.
Changes:
- Added
authenticatedGuardto both routes and return a real HTTP401for anonymous/invalid sessions. - Forwarded
access_tokeninto the Gauzy request helpers soserverFetchsets theAuthorizationheader. - Returned only the report payload (
data) instead of theserverFetch{ data, response }envelope.
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| apps/web/app/api/timesheet/time-log/report/daily/route.ts | Adds auth guard + forwards bearer token; returns data payload for the daily time-log report. |
| apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts | Adds auth guard + forwards bearer token; returns data payload for the activity report. |
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apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts (1)
19-19: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftUse NextAuth.js v5 for both report routes.
authenticatedGuardreads theauth-tokencookie and calls Gauzy/user/mewith that token. It does not useauthfromapps/web/auth.ts, whose session uses NextAuth'sauthCookie. Replace both guard calls with the sharedauth()server-session flow and preserve the bearer token required by the report requests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts`:
- Line 19: In apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts at line 19 and
apps/web/app/api/timesheet/time-log/report/daily/route.ts at line 14, replace
authenticatedGuard with the shared NextAuth v5 auth() server-session flow,
obtain the session user and bearer access token from that session, and preserve
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Greptile SummaryThis PR protects two timesheet report proxy routes, forwards the authenticated access token to Gauzy, and returns the report payload rather than the server-fetch envelope.
Confidence Score: 4/5The PR should not merge until transient user-verification failures stop being returned as unauthorized responses that can log out valid users. Both changed routes now rely on a guard that collapses all user-verification errors into a missing user; returning HTTP 401 from that state activates the client’s refresh-and-logout path even when Gauzy is temporarily unavailable. Files Needing Attention: apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts; apps/web/app/api/timesheet/time-log/report/daily/route.ts
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| apps/web/app/api/timesheet/activity/report/route.ts | Adds authentication and token forwarding and unwraps report data, but can convert transient authentication-service failures into session-triggering 401 responses. |
| apps/web/app/api/timesheet/time-log/report/daily/route.ts | Applies the same proxy-route authentication fix and has the same transient-failure misclassification. |
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…ch Gauzy authenticatedGuard collapsed every failed /user/me call into a missing user, so a Gauzy outage looked like an invalid token. Returning 401 for that case starts the client refresh flow and logs the user out once refresh fails too. The guard now records why the check failed and exposes `unauthorized`, true only when Gauzy itself answered 401; the two report routes answer 401 then and 503 otherwise. Existing callers only read `user`, so nothing changes for them.
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77-85: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReturn downstream authentication failures as HTTP 401.
getTimeLogReportDailyRequestnow sends the token toserverFetch, which rejects non-2xx responses. If Gauzy returns 401 afterauthenticatedGuardsucceeds, this catch returns 500. Token expiry or revocation between the two calls can trigger this path. Inspect the rejected status and return 401 for downstream 401 responses.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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apps/web/core/services/server/guards/authenticated-guard-app.ts (1)
28-28: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCapture unavailable session checks in Sentry.
For non-401 failures, call
Sentry.captureException(reason)in addition toconsole.error(reason).authenticatedGuardhandles these Gauzy and network failures, and the activity and daily report routes return HTTP 503 without reporting them.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/web/app/api/timesheet/time-log/report/daily/route.ts`:
- Around line 77-85: Update the catch handling around
getTimeLogReportDailyRequest to inspect the rejected downstream response status
and return HTTP 401 when serverFetch receives a 401 response, while preserving
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…Guard Both report routes carried the same block mapping the guard result to a 401 or a 503, which tripped the duplication gate. The guard's failure branch now exposes deny(), so a route only needs `if (!guard.user) return guard.deny();`. Behaviour is unchanged: 401 when Gauzy rejected the token, 503 when the session check could not be completed.
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25-29: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the project error-handling and monitoring patterns.
Replace the raw
.catch(...)chain withtry/catch. Report the failure through Sentry instead of only callingconsole.error(reason). Preserve therejectedStatusextraction.As per coding guidelines, use async/await instead of raw Promise chains and use Sentry for monitoring and error tracking.
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Keep the existing 401 response-body handling and identify the change around
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The guard only recognised a 401 from /user/me and turned every other answer into a 503. Keep whatever error status Gauzy returned (401, 404, 429, 5xx) and its message, and fall back to 503 only when the check got no answer at all, which is the one case that must not look like an expired session.
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The legacy branch where /user/me answers 2xx with statusCode 401 in the body already fed the status into deny() but dropped Gauzy's message. Both denial paths now read status and message from one upstream value.
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Fix-[Web]: Guard timesheet report proxy routes and forward the access token
Description
In proxy mode (
NEXT_PUBLIC_GAUZY_API_SERVER_URLunset, so the browser goes through the Next.jsapp/api/**routes), two timesheet report routes were unusable:app/api/timesheet/activity/reportapp/api/timesheet/time-log/report/dailyNeither applied
authenticatedGuard, and both called their request function without a bearer token.serverFetchonly sets theAuthorizationheader when a token is given, so Gauzy rejected the call and the routes answered 500. On top of that, both routes serialised the whole{ data, response }object returned byserverFetchinstead ofdata, so even with a token the client hooks would have received an empty report.The sibling
time-log/report/daily-chartroute already does all of this correctly; this PR aligns the two routes with it.What Was Changed
Major Changes
authenticatedGuardbefore reading any query parameter. Callers whose token Gauzy rejects get a real HTTP 401, which is what the client interceptors react to.access_tokenis passed togetActivityReportRequest/getTimeLogReportDailyRequest, so Gauzy receives the bearer token.data) instead of theserverFetchenvelope, likedaily-chart.Minor Changes
authenticatedGuardnow records why/user/mefailed and exposesstatusplus adeny()response builder in its failure branch: Gauzy's own error status (401, 404, 429, 5xx) with its message, or 503 when the check got no answer at all. Existing callers only readuser, so nothing changes for them. Itsconsole.errornow logs the actual reason instead of a Promise object.How to Test This PR
NEXT_PUBLIC_GAUZY_API_SERVER_URLunset (that is what switches the browser to the Next.js routes), keepGAUZY_API_SERVER_URLpointing to a Gauzy API, thenyarn devinapps/web. The curl checks below do not depend on the mode.401 {"message":"Unauthorized"}, with or without parameters.With
GAUZY_API_SERVER_URLpointed at a closed port (for examplehttp://127.0.0.1:9), the same calls answer503 {"message":"Session check unavailable, retry later"}.{ "data": [...], "response": {} }.Screenshots (if needed)
Not applicable, API routes only.
Related Issues
None filed. Found while reviewing the proxy-mode routes against their
daily-chartsibling.Type of Change
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daily-chartdoes it the other way round.authenticatedGuard's$res('Unauthorized')helper answers HTTP 200 withstatusCode: 401in the body, which the axios interceptors do not treat as unauthorized. Theorganization-projects/*andintegration/*routes already use the real 401.daily-chartandorganization-projectsunchanged as controls,tsc --noEmitonapps/web. An authenticated end-to-end call was not exercised, hence step 3 above. ESLint does not lintapp/api/**with the current flat config.projectIds[]while the clients sendprojectIds[0], andsource/logTypeare never forwarded bybuildTimeLogParams. Worth a separate PR.Summary by CodeRabbit