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• app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/[key]/route.ts (4 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/label/route.ts (4 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/route.ts (3 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/count/route.ts (1 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/duplicate/route.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts (1 hunks)
• app/api/graph/[graph]/suggestions/route.ts (2 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/[node]/[key]/route.ts (4 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/[node]/label/route.ts (3 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/[node]/route.ts (4 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/count/route.ts (1 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/duplicate/route.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/route.ts (4 hunks)
• app/components/graph/DeleteGraph.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/components/ui/combobox.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/graph/Duplicate.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/settings/QuerySettings.tsx (6 hunks)
• e2e/logic/POM/graphPage.ts (2 hunks)
• e2e/logic/POM/settingsQueryPage.ts (3 hunks)
• e2e/tests/queryHistory.spec.ts (1 hunks)
• e2e/tests/settingsQuery.spec.ts (2 hunks)
• next.config.js (1 hunks)

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e2e/logic/POM/graphPage.ts (2)

13-19: Well-structured locator implementation for navigation buttons.

The new button locators follow the established pattern in this class, using XPath selectors to find elements by their text content.

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269-275: Good implementation of navigation methods.

These new methods properly use the interactWhenVisible utility to ensure elements are visible before interaction, consistent with the class's existing patterns.

app/settings/QuerySettings.tsx (6)

2-5: Good import organization.

Added imports for required UI components and utility functions.

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42-55: Improved input handling for timeout.

The input now correctly handles the infinity symbol and empty values. The use of the cn utility for class composition is also a good practice.

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60-60: Prevents negative timeout values.

The updated onClick handler prevents the timeout from going below zero, which is a good validation.

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67-80: Consistent UI pattern for limit settings.

The tooltip implementation for the limit setting is consistent with the timeout section, providing a good user experience.

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91-104: Improved input handling for limit.

Similar to the timeout input, this correctly handles the infinity symbol and empty values.

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109-109: Prevents negative limit values.

The updated onClick handler prevents the limit from going below zero, providing proper validation.

e2e/tests/queryHistory.spec.ts (1)

3-3: Import reordering.

Moving the BATCH_CREATE_PERSONS import is a minor change that doesn't affect functionality. This reordering may improve readability or follow a style convention.

app/api/graph/[graph]/count/route.ts (1)

12-12: Added role-based query execution - good security practice!

The changes correctly implement role-based access control by extracting the user's role from the session and conditionally using either the read-only query method or the standard query method. This is a good security enhancement that ensures users with "Read-Only" permissions can only perform non-mutating operations.

Also applies to: 18-20

app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts (1)

52-52: Added role-based query execution to POST handler - good consistency

This change properly extends the role-based query execution pattern to the POST handler, maintaining consistency with other route handlers. The implementation correctly checks the user's role and uses the appropriate query method.

However, since this is a POST handler that might typically be used for creating resources, consider whether read-only users should be attempting this operation at all. While the current implementation safely uses roQuery for read-only users, you might want to return an error for read-only users attempting to access POST endpoints.

Also applies to: 58-60

app/api/graph/[graph]/suggestions/route.ts (1)

12-12: Implemented role-based query execution - good security practice

The changes correctly implement role-based access control by extracting the user's role from the session and conditionally using either the read-only query method or the standard query method based on that role. This is a good security enhancement that ensures users with "Read-Only" permissions can only perform non-mutating operations.

Also applies to: 35-37

app/api/schema/[schema]/count/route.ts (1)

12-12: Added role-based query execution - good security practice

The implementation correctly uses role-based access control by extracting the user's role from the session and conditionally using either the read-only query method or the standard query method. This ensures users with "Read-Only" permissions can only perform non-mutating operations, which is a good security practice.

Also applies to: 19-21

app/api/schema/[schema]/[node]/[key]/route.ts (4)

12-12: Role-based access control implementation looks good.

The extraction of both client and user from the session is correctly implemented.

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26-28: Good implementation of role-based query execution.

This conditional logic correctly restricts users with "Read-Only" role to using the read-only query method (roQuery), preventing them from making mutations to the database. This is a good security practice.

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46-46: Consistent extraction of user role.

The extraction of both client and user from the session is consistent with the PATCH handler above.

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58-60: Well-implemented role-based query execution.

This conditional query execution correctly enforces read-only restrictions for users with the "Read-Only" role, consistent with the implementation in the PATCH handler.

app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/[key]/route.ts (4)

11-11: Properly extracting user with role information.

The destructuring now correctly extracts both the client and user from the session.

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27-29: Good implementation of role-based query execution.

This conditional logic properly handles parameterized queries based on user role. For "Read-Only" users, it correctly uses roQuery to prevent mutations.

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46-46: Consistent extraction of user role.

The extraction of both client and user from the session is consistent with the POST handler implementation.

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61-63: Well-implemented parameterized query with role-based access control.

The conditional execution based on user role is correctly implemented, ensuring that "Read-Only" users can't perform mutation operations while maintaining the proper parameterization.

app/api/schema/[schema]/[node]/label/route.ts (4)

11-11: Properly extracting user with role information.

The destructuring correctly extracts both the client and user from the session.

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21-23: Good implementation of role-based query execution.

The conditional logic correctly determines which query method to use based on the user's role, enhancing security by preventing "Read-Only" users from making mutations.

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41-41: Consistent extraction of user role.

The extraction of both client and user from the session is consistently implemented across handlers.

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52-54: Well-implemented role-based query execution.

The conditional query execution correctly enforces read-only restrictions for users with the "Read-Only" role.

app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/label/route.ts (4)

12-12: Properly extracting user with role information.

The destructuring now correctly extracts both the client and user from the session.

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22-24: Good implementation of role-based query execution with parameters.

This conditional logic properly handles parameterized queries based on user role, ensuring "Read-Only" users can't perform mutations while maintaining the proper query parameters.

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43-43: Consistent extraction of user role.

The extraction of both client and user from the session is consistent with the DELETE handler implementation.

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53-55: Well-implemented parameterized query with role-based access control.

The conditional execution based on user role is correctly implemented, ensuring that "Read-Only" users can't perform mutation operations.

app/components/ui/combobox.tsx (2)

60-60: Update correctly handles dynamic endpoint selection

The API URL now dynamically selects the appropriate endpoint based on the type prop, enhancing reusability of the component.

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60-65:

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Missing request body in PATCH request

The PATCH request is missing a request body, which might be required by the backend API. Verify that the endpoint doesn't expect a body parameter.

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No request body needed for PATCH rename endpoints

The Graph and Schema PATCH handlers in app/api/graph/[graph]/route.ts and app/api/schema/[schema]/route.ts both read sourceName from request.nextUrl.searchParams and do not call request.json(). No JSON body is expected or used—your securedFetch call is correct as-is.

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app/components/graph/DeleteGraph.tsx (1)

42-42: Improved selection handling after deletion

The updated condition properly checks if the selected value is still present in the updated list of options before potentially changing it.

app/api/graph/[graph]/[node]/route.ts (1)

12-12: GET handler correctly implements role-based query execution

The GET handler properly extracts the user's role from the session and conditionally uses the appropriate query method based on the role.

Also applies to: 24-26

e2e/tests/settingsQuery.spec.ts (4)

27-27: Method name update looks good

The change from addTimeout to fillTimeout better reflects the action of setting a specific timeout value.

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43-43: Method name update looks good

The change from addLimit to fillLimit better reflects the action of setting a specific limit value.

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51-51: Good addition of settings navigation

Adding clickOnSettings() after verifying limited query results provides a cleaner test flow and properly closes the interaction cycle.

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54-97: Well-structured boundary tests

These new tests comprehensively cover important edge cases for limit and timeout settings:

• Negative value handling via direct input
• Negative value handling via decrease buttons
• Value increment behavior via increase buttons

The tests follow a consistent pattern and provide good coverage of UI interactions.

app/api/graph/[graph]/duplicate/route.tsx (1)

1-26: Well-implemented duplication endpoint

The new PATCH handler for graph duplication follows good practices:

• Proper authentication via getClient()
• Clear parameter extraction and validation
• Good error handling with appropriate status codes
• Consistent pattern with similar endpoints

app/graph/Duplicate.tsx (1)

28-30: API endpoint update looks good

The change to use PATCH endpoints for duplication is well-implemented:

• Properly handles both graph and schema types
• Uses URL encoding through prepareArg
• Passes source name as a query parameter
• Aligns with the new backend endpoints

app/api/schema/[schema]/duplicate/route.tsx (2)

1-28: Well-implemented schema duplication endpoint

The PATCH handler for schema duplication is consistently implemented:

• Proper authentication via getClient()
• Clear parameter extraction and validation
• Appropriate schema name handling with "_schema" suffix
• Good error handling with appropriate status codes

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19-21: Consistent schema naming convention

Good implementation of the "_schema" suffix for both source and target schema names, maintaining consistency with the application's naming conventions.

app/api/schema/[schema]/route.ts (2)

11-11: Well-implemented role-based query execution

The GET handler now correctly extracts the user role from the session and conditionally executes a read-only query for users with the "Read-Only" role. This ensures proper access control at the query level.

Also applies to: 22-24

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40-40: Consistent implementation of role-based access control

The POST handler follows the same pattern as the GET handler, ensuring read-only users can only execute non-mutating queries. This maintains a consistent security model throughout the API.

Also applies to: 46-48

e2e/logic/POM/settingsQueryPage.ts (5)

23-29: Well-structured locators for decrement buttons

These locators follow the same pattern as the existing increment button locators, making the code consistent and maintainable.

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39-45: Good implementation of click methods for decrement buttons

These methods properly use the interactWhenVisible utility to ensure elements are visible before interaction, following the established pattern in the class.

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55-61: Clear and concise fill methods

The fillLimit and fillTimeout methods provide a clean API for setting numeric values in the inputs, simplifying the test code.

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63-77: Well-designed wrapper methods for interactions

These wrapper methods create a more semantic API for tests, making test code more readable by providing clear intent through method names rather than implementation details.

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79-87: Useful getter methods for assertions

The getLimit and getTimeout methods will be valuable for assertions in tests, allowing verification of input values after interactions.

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2d8248b and 4cc43b9.

• app/api/graph/model.ts (14 hunks)
• app/graph/DeleteElement.tsx (2 hunks)
• app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx (2 hunks)
• app/graph/GraphDataTable.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/graph/addLabel.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/graph/toolbar.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx (7 hunks)

• app/graph/addLabel.tsx
• app/graph/DeleteElement.tsx
• app/graph/GraphDataTable.tsx
• app/api/graph/model.ts
• app/schema/SchemaCreateElement.tsx

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app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx (6)

38-41: Good implementation of component state management

The component properly separates concerns with distinct state variables for UI behavior (showAsDialog, labelsHover) and data (selectedLabel, label). This aligns well with the PR's focus on improved state management.

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29-30: Effective use of context for global state

Using GraphContext and IndicatorContext instead of prop drilling improves code maintainability and aligns with the architectural refactoring described in the PR objectives.

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76-91: Good pattern for API error handling and feedback

The implementation properly handles API responses, provides user feedback via toast notifications, and updates the UI state accordingly. The function also correctly returns booleans to indicate success/failure to callers.

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148-154: Effective use of component composition with GraphDataTable

Extracting attribute management into a dedicated GraphDataTable component is a good refactoring that improves separation of concerns and maintainability, aligning with the PR's architectural improvements.

Also applies to: 228-234

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189-204: Well-implemented role-based UI permissions

The code correctly implements role-based UI permissions by conditionally rendering the remove label button based on the user's role. This is a good security practice that aligns with the PR's objectives.

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176-178: Good use of data-testid attributes

Adding data-testid attributes throughout the component improves testability, which aligns with the PR objectives of enhanced testability via data-testid attributes.

app/graph/toolbar.tsx (5)

75-80: LGTM: Good keyboard navigation implementation

The scrollToSuggestion function provides proper keyboard navigation by automatically scrolling to the highlighted suggestion, which greatly improves accessibility.

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83-200: Great search interface implementation

The implementation of the search input and suggestion list provides excellent user experience with:

• Debounced search filtering
• Keyboard navigation support
• Accessible ARIA roles
• Visual highlighting of selected items
• Tooltips for additional information

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206-215: LGTM: Good conditional rendering of delete button

The deletion UI is only shown when multiple elements are selected, which is a sensible design choice that prevents accidental deletions and keeps the UI clean when not needed.

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217-260: Good implementation of Add Element dropdown

The dropdown menu for adding nodes and edges is well-implemented with:

• Proper reset of selected element when changing modes
• Clear test IDs for automated testing
• Appropriate button labels and icons

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268-272: Good use of defaultProps

Providing default values for optional props is a good practice that improves component reusability and prevents potential runtime errors.

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4cc43b9 and 67be6d6.

• app/components/TableComponent.tsx (10 hunks)
• app/graph/selectGraph.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/settings/Configurations.tsx (2 hunks)
• app/settings/users/Users.tsx (6 hunks)

• app/settings/users/Users.tsx
• app/components/TableComponent.tsx
• app/settings/Configurations.tsx

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app/graph/selectGraph.tsx (2)

116-116: Empty callback function may indicate missing implementation

The afterSearchCallback is set to an empty function. This might indicate an incomplete implementation or a missed requirement. Consider implementing proper functionality or documenting why this is intentionally empty.

-afterSearchCallback={() => { }}
+afterSearchCallback={(searchResult) => {
+   // Add appropriate implementation or
+   // TODO: Implement search result handling
+}}

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147-172: Duplicate button may be enabled in inconsistent states

The DuplicateGraph component's disabled prop only checks if exactly one row is checked, but doesn't verify if the table is empty. This could lead to inconsistent UI states where the button appears enabled but doesn't have valid data to work with.

Consider enhancing the disabled condition to handle more edge cases:

<DuplicateGraph
    selectedValue={rows.filter(opt => opt.checked).map(opt => opt.cells[0].value as string)[0]}
    type={type}
    open={openDuplicate}
    onOpenChange={setOpenDuplicate}
    onDuplicate={(duplicateName) => {
        setSelectedValue(duplicateName)
        setOptions!([...options, duplicateName])
    }}
-   disabled={rows.filter(opt => opt.checked).length !== 1}
+   disabled={rows.length === 0 || rows.filter(opt => opt.checked).length !== 1}
/>

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• app/api/graph/[graph]/count/route.ts (1 hunks)
• app/api/schema/[schema]/count/route.ts (1 hunks)
• app/components/EditorComponent.tsx (9 hunks)
• app/components/Header.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/settings/page.tsx (2 hunks)

• app/components/EditorComponent.tsx

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app/components/Header.tsx (2)

26-32: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Props are now required but lack proper TypeScript validation

The component props have been changed from optional to required, but the interface definition doesn't reflect this properly.

interface Props {
-    onSetGraphName: (newGraphName: string) => void
-    graphNames: string[]
+    onSetGraphName: (newGraphName: string) => void;
+    graphNames: string[];
}

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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86-86:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify if preventDefault() is necessary on the dropdown trigger

Using preventDefault() on the dropdown trigger might interfere with the normal behavior of the dropdown menu.

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Remove unnecessary preventDefault on DropdownMenuTrigger

The onClick={(e) => e.preventDefault()} on your Help menu trigger is not used in any other DropdownMenuTrigger (see selectGraph.tsx and toolbar.tsx) and may actually block Radix’s built-in toggle behavior. Unless you have a specific edge-case you’re preventing here, please remove this handler and verify that the Help dropdown still opens and closes as expected:

• Location: app/components/Header.tsx line 86
• Compare with usages in:
– app/graph/selectGraph.tsx (no preventDefault)
– app/graph/toolbar.tsx (no preventDefault)

app/settings/page.tsx (1)

53-53: Improved tab styling with active states

The tab styling has been updated to use foreground background for active tabs and gray text for inactive tabs, which improves visual distinction.

Also applies to: 55-55, 61-61, 67-67