WIP: Switch from text primary key to UUIDv7#503
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WalkthroughThis pull request standardizes the codebase by converting double quotes to single quotes in various files and enhances consistency. It updates database schema definitions by switching primary key types from text to UUIDv7, adds new SQL migration scripts and JSON snapshots to manage these schema changes, introduces a new dependency ( Changes
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apps/mail/lib/auth.ts (1)
121-136: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Update foreign key type in database operations
Based on the schema changes in the code snippets, the user table now uses UUID for its primary key. However, this code is inserting a connection with
userId: user.idwithout type conversion. Ensure that all foreign key references in database operations properly handle the type change from text to UUID.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Search for all places where connection records are inserted to verify UUID handling rg -A 5 -B 2 "db\.insert\(connection\)" --type tsLength of output: 1343
Critical: Migrate to UUID for Foreign Key References
The insertion in
apps/mail/lib/auth.ts(lines 121–136) directly usesuser.idwithout converting it to a UUID, which is now required per the updated user table schema. Additionally, a similar issue appears inapps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.tswhereuserIdis set using a value fromstatewithout type conversion.Recommendations:
- Update the code in
apps/mail/lib/auth.tsto explicitly convertuser.idto a UUID.- Review and apply a similar conversion in
apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.tsfor consistency.- Consider implementing a helper function for UUID conversion to ensure uniformity across database operations.
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apps/mail/app/api/auth/early-access/route.ts (2)
49-50: Rate Limit Exceeded Response
The error response for exceeded rate limits correctly returns a JSON error message using single quotes. It might be worth considering the use ofNextResponse.jsonuniformly for consistency.
61-61: Request Body Logging
Logging the request body immediately after parsing (line 61) is helpful for debugging. Just be cautious about accidentally logging sensitive data in production.apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.ts (3)
29-30: Missing Tokens Error Response
The block that checks for absence of access/refresh tokens logs the issue and returns an error. Consider usingNextResponse.jsonfor JSON responses to maintain consistency with other parts of the code.
40-43: User Info Email Validation
The error handling when the user's email is missing (with log output and JSON response) is clear. Again, usingNextResponse.jsoncould streamline response construction.
62-64: Generic Error Handling in OAuth Flow
The catch block returns a JSON response with the caught error. While functionally acceptable, consider logging more context if issues arise during OAuth to aid debugging.apps/mail/app/api/notes/db.ts (1)
102-157: Robust Reordering of Notes
ThereorderNotesfunction uses a transaction to ensure atomic updates, which is excellent for maintaining data consistency.
- Parameter Collection: Collecting note IDs and constructing the SQL
INclause viasql.joinoffers a clear approach.- Authorization Assurance: Verifying that all provided note IDs belong to the user helps prevent unauthorized modifications.
- Transactional Updates: Iteratively updating each note’s
order,updatedAt, and optionallyisPinnedwithin a transaction solidifies atomicity.Consider reviewing whether the dynamic SQL construction automatically handles parameterization to prevent injection risks (the use of drizzle’s SQL templating should ensure safety). Overall, this is a well-structured update.
packages/db/migrations/meta/0018_snapshot.json (1)
90-105: Foreign key constraint definitions need attentionThe foreign key constraints look correctly defined, but note that they reference primary keys that are changing from text to UUID. Ensure that your migration plan includes:
- Updating foreign key constraints after changing column types
- Managing existing data conversion
- Handling any foreign key violations that might occur during migration
Also applies to: 189-204, 328-343, 403-418
packages/db/migrations/meta/0017_snapshot.json (1)
1-6: Migration progression looks well-structuredThe sequence from 0017 (text IDs) to 0018 (UUID IDs) snapshots shows a properly structured migration path. Ensure you have adequate testing of both migration directions (up and down) in case rollback is needed.
Consider adding explicit data migration tests that verify:
- Existing IDs can be converted to UUIDs
- All references are properly updated
- Application functionality works with both ID types during transition
Also applies to: 613-625
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apps/mail/app/api/auth/early-access/route.ts(4 hunks)apps/mail/app/api/notes/db.ts(7 hunks)apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.ts(5 hunks)apps/mail/lib/auth.ts(7 hunks)packages/db/drizzle.config.ts(1 hunks)packages/db/migrations/0017_familiar_dark_beast.sql(1 hunks)packages/db/migrations/0018_wet_slipstream.sql(1 hunks)packages/db/migrations/meta/0017_snapshot.json(1 hunks)packages/db/migrations/meta/0018_snapshot.json(1 hunks)packages/db/migrations/meta/_journal.json(1 hunks)packages/db/package.json(1 hunks)packages/db/src/index.ts(2 hunks)packages/db/src/schema.ts(1 hunks)
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apps/mail/lib/auth.ts (2)
packages/db/src/schema.ts (2) (2)
user(6-15)connection(64-79)packages/db/src/index.ts (1) (1)
db(17-17)
apps/mail/app/api/auth/early-access/route.ts (2)
packages/db/src/index.ts (1) (1)
db(17-17)packages/db/src/schema.ts (1) (1)
earlyAccess(57-62)
apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.ts (1)
apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/init/route.ts (1) (1)
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packages/db/package.json (1)
7-8: New dependency added for UUIDv7 implementationThe addition of the
uuidv7package aligns with the PR objective of switching from text-based primary keys to UUIDv7. This dependency will provide the functionality needed to generate UUID version 7 identifiers, which offer advantages in database indexing performance and consistency.packages/db/src/index.ts (1)
1-17: Code style standardization changesThe changes in this file are purely stylistic, converting double quotes to single quotes to maintain consistency across the codebase.
packages/db/drizzle.config.ts (2)
1-10: Code style standardization changesString literals have been updated from double quotes to single quotes to maintain consistent code style throughout the codebase.
11-11: Database column naming convention addedThe new
casing: 'snake_case'configuration property ensures that database identifiers will consistently use snake_case format. This is a good practice for database schema design and aligns well with the UUIDv7 migration effort.apps/mail/lib/auth.ts (7)
1-9: Code style standardization changesThe string delimiters in import statements have been updated from double quotes to single quotes for consistency.
19-19: Code style standardization changeUpdated string literal from double quotes to single quotes.
36-39: Code style standardization changesUpdated string literals from double quotes to single quotes in the email configuration.
55-58: Code style standardization changesUpdated string literals from double quotes to single quotes in the email verification configuration.
138-138: Code style standardization changeUpdated string literal from double quotes to single quotes in the console log statement.
156-156: Code style standardization changeUpdated string literal from double quotes to single quotes in the trusted origins configuration.
67-94:Details
✅ Verification successful
Verify UUID compatibility with existing queries
While this code isn't directly modified functionally, it will interact with tables whose primary key types are changing from text to UUID. Ensure that all database queries in this section properly handle UUID values, especially when comparing IDs.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check how the connection ID is being used in queries throughout the codebase rg -A 2 -B 2 "eq\(connection\.id" --type tsLength of output: 2330
UUID Compatibility Verified – No Changes Needed
The verification confirms that all queries comparing
connection.id(e.g., inapps/mail/lib/auth.ts,apps/mail/actions/utils.ts,apps/mail/actions/getSummary.ts,apps/mail/actions/connections.ts, andapps/mail/actions/brain.ts) consistently use theeqoperator. Assuming the database layer or ORM handles the type conversion from text to UUID automatically, these queries appear to be correctly handling UUID values. Please ensure that the underlying models (especially for fields likefoundUser.activeConnectionIdandsession.connectionId) are also updated to use UUID types across the codebase.apps/mail/app/api/auth/early-access/route.ts (9)
12-17: Rate Limiter Configuration Consistency
The rate limiter settings now use single quotes (e.g.'30m'and'ratelimit:early-access'), which improves consistency. Verify that the sliding window limit (2 requests per 30 minutes) is aligned with your intended throttling policy.
24-26: Email Regex Validation Check
The email validation regex defined usingnew RegExp(...)remains functionally sound. The formatting change to single quotes inside the regex (if any) does not affect its behavior.
33-37: IP Address Retrieval and Handling
The check for the'CF-Connecting-IP'header is robust. Logging when no IP is detected and returning a 400 error is appropriate for early error detection.
38-43: Enhanced IP Logging for Debugging
Logging the IP along with'x-forwarded-for'and'CF-Connecting-IP'headers provides valuable context for debugging and rate limiting.
66-67: Missing Email Error Handling
The check for missing
71-72: Invalid Email Format Handling
Invalid email formats are caught and logged, with an appropriate 400 response. This ensures that clients are correctly notified of malformed input.
78-86: Database Insertion Logging
Logging before ('Attempting to insert email:') and after ('Insert successful:') the database insertion helps trace the flow. Given that theearlyAccesstable relies on a default UUID generation (as defined in the schema), no further changes are needed here.
102-118: Handling Duplicate Email Registration
The catch block properly logs database errors and checks for duplicate entries (error code'23505'), returning a friendly message. Reusing the rate-limit headers in the response maintains consistency.
127-142: General Error Handling
The outer catch properly logs unexpected errors and conditionally returns detailed error information in development mode. In production, it returns a generic 500 error, which is a sensible security measure.apps/mail/app/api/v1/mail/auth/[providerId]/callback/route.ts (4)
10-12: Query Parameter Extraction
Retrievingcodeandstatefrom the URL search parameters using single quotes is clear and maintains consistency.
14-18: Missing Parameters Redirect
The conditional check for missingcodeorstateand subsequent redirection to an error page is handled appropriately.
51-52: Storing User Information with Fallbacks
When inserting the connection, defaultingnameto'Unknown'andpictureto an empty string is a practical fallback. Ensure these defaults align with downstream requirements.
61-61: Successful Redirect after Authentication
Redirecting the user to/onboardingindicates successful processing. The approach is clear and meets the expected control flow.packages/db/migrations/meta/_journal.json (1)
123-137: Migration Journal Update for UUIDv7 Transition
The new journal entries (with idx 17 and 18) correctly record the migration steps using version'7'and include meaningful tags. This systematic tracking is vital for maintaining the schema history.apps/mail/app/api/notes/db.ts (2)
27-28: Default Parameter Values in Note Creation
The default values forcolor(set to'default') andisPinned(set tofalse) ensure consistency during note creation. The stylistic shift to single quotes enhances uniformity in the codebase.
94-97: Deletion Error Handling
The check indeleteNotethat verifies the note exists before deletion is effective. Throwing an error when the note is not found or unauthorized helps prevent silent failures.packages/db/migrations/0018_wet_slipstream.sql (1)
1-7: SQL Migration for UUID Conversion
This migration script alters theidcolumn type touuidacross multiple tables. The changes are straightforward and align with the goal of transitioning to UUIDv7. Ensure that:
- Existing data is either converted safely (or the tables are new enough for this change), and
- Any associated indexes or constraints on these columns remain valid after the type alteration.
A quick verification against your migration documentation is recommended.
packages/db/migrations/0017_familiar_dark_beast.sql (1)
1-13:Details
❓ Verification inconclusive
Inconsistency between SQL migration and PR objective
This SQL migration creates a new
mail0_notetable with a text-based primary key (id text PRIMARY KEY), but the PR objective is to switch to UUIDv7 primary keys. Consider modifying this migration to use UUID type from the start or ensure this is intentional as part of a multi-step migration process.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there's a follow-up migration that alters the id column to UUID fd -e sql | grep -A 10 "ALTER TABLE.*mail0_note.*id" | head -15Length of output: 65
Action Required: Verify the primary key type in mail0_note migration
It appears that the migration file (
packages/db/migrations/0017_familiar_dark_beast.sql) still creates themail0_notetable with a text-based primary key. Our initial script search for any subsequent migration altering theidcolumn to UUID returned no results. Please manually verify whether this is intentional (as part of a multi-step migration) or if the migration should be updated now to use the UUID type (UUIDv7) as per the PR objective.
- File:
packages/db/migrations/0017_familiar_dark_beast.sql(Lines 1–13)- Concern: The table is created with a text-based primary key (
id text PRIMARY KEY), conflicting with the PR objective of switching to UUIDv7.- Next Steps: Confirm if a follow-up migration exists to convert the type or update this migration to directly use UUIDs.
packages/db/migrations/meta/0018_snapshot.json (1)
11-16:Details
❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify UUID migration is properly handled across the entire codebase
The snapshot shows tables with UUID primary keys, which aligns with the PR objective. However, ensure that all code referencing these tables' primary keys is updated to handle UUID values instead of text values, particularly in:
- Frontend components that display or handle IDs
- API endpoints that accept or return IDs
- Authentication flows that use these IDs
Also applies to: 268-273
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Look for places that might be using hardcoded ID values or ID-related type definitions rg "id: .*text" --type ts --type tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" rg "id: string" --type ts --type tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations"Length of output: 199
Below is a new shell script to help re-run the verification search while properly including TSX files. Please execute it to confirm that no parts of the codebase (outside the migration files) are still relying on text-based ID representations:
#!/bin/bash # Add a custom file type for TSX files in ripgrep (if not already defined) rg --type-add tsx:'*.tsx' > /dev/null 2>&1 echo "Searching for patterns 'id: .*text' in TS and TSX files (excluding migrations):" rg "id: .*text" -t ts -t tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" echo "Searching for patterns 'id: string' in TS and TSX files (excluding migrations):" rg "id: string" -t ts -t tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations"Verify UUID Migration Integration Across the Codebase
- The migration snapshot (
packages/db/migrations/meta/0018_snapshot.json, lines 11–16) correctly shows the use of a UUID type.- Ensure that all parts of the code that reference these primary keys (for example, in frontend components, API endpoints, and authentication flows) are updated to expect UUID values instead of text.
- The above script should help confirm that no lingering references to text-based ID definitions exist outside the migrations. If any references are found, please update them accordingly.
Please run this script and manually verify the results to ensure total consistency with the UUID migration.
packages/db/src/schema.ts (2)
1-2: Good addition of UUIDv7 dependencyThe import of
uuidv7and adding UUID type from drizzle is appropriate for this migration.
81-90:Details
❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider updating messageId in summary table to UUID
The
summarytable still uses text formessageIdprimary key. For consistency with the rest of the schema, consider whether this should also be migrated to UUID.Is this intentional? The
messageIdmight be an external identifier from an email provider that can't be changed to UUID format.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for references to messageId to understand its usage rg "messageId" --type ts --type tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" | head -15Length of output: 107
I've updated the search command to work around the TSX file type issue. Please run the following script manually to verify how
messageIdis used across the codebase:#!/bin/bash # Search for "messageId" in TypeScript files (both .ts and .tsx) fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs grep -H "messageId" | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" | head -15Attention: Verify Message Identifier Format
The summary table’s primary key
messageIdremains as a text field. Since this identifier might originate from an external source (e.g., an email provider), switching it to a UUID is not automatically required. Please confirm whether the external nature ofmessageIdis intentional or if there’s an opportunity to standardize it with other internal UUID keys.
- If
messageIdtruly represents an external identifier, then its text type should be retained.- Otherwise, if internal consistency is desired, consider migrating it to UUID.
packages/db/migrations/meta/0017_snapshot.json (2)
11-16: Snapshot shows original text primary keys before migrationThis snapshot correctly shows the state before the migration, with text-based primary keys. It's important to ensure this snapshot matches the actual state of the database before the migration is applied.
Also applies to: 268-273, 499-504, 568-573
433-493:Details
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Note potential impact on summary table
The
mail0_summarytable usesmessage_id(text type) as its primary key and refers toconnection_id(also text). When you update connection IDs to UUID, make sure to handle this relationship appropriately.
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#!/bin/bash # Look for code that links summaries and connections rg "connectionId|connection_id.*summary|summaries" --type ts --type tsx | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" | head -15Length of output: 145
Ensure correct handling of connection_id when updating to UUID
The snapshot in
packages/db/migrations/meta/0017_snapshot.jsonstill shows themail0_summarytable using a text-basedconnection_id. Since the codebase may rely on this field for linking to connection records, please verify that any logic handling connection IDs is updated to accommodate a UUID type where necessary. Note that our initial automated search for references toconnection_idand summary-related terms in TypeScript files did not yield results due to file type recognition issues. Manual verification is recommended.
Verify in the codebase:
• Howconnection_idis used across the code (especially in TypeScript/TSX files) to ensure it correctly maintains the relationship with summary information when updated to UUID.
• That any logic converting connection IDs to UUID is aligned with the expectations for themail0_summarytable.Next Steps:
Please run the following updated search command to help locate potential references:# Searching for code linking connection_id with summary or summaries in TS and TSX files rg --glob "*.ts" --glob "*.tsx" "(connectionId|connection_id).*(summary|summaries)" | grep -v "packages/db/migrations" | head -15Manual review of the output of this command (or equivalent verification) is needed to confirm that the relationship is handled correctly.
| "user_id": { | ||
| "name": "user_id", | ||
| "type": "text", | ||
| "primaryKey": false, | ||
| "notNull": true | ||
| }, |
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Foreign keys need type alignment
While the primary keys are changed to UUID type, the foreign key columns like user_id remain as text type. This creates a type mismatch that could lead to issues. Consider updating all foreign key columns to use the same type as their referenced primary keys.
Example in mail0_note:
- "user_id": {
- "name": "user_id",
- "type": "text",
- "primaryKey": false,
- "notNull": true
- },
+ "user_id": {
+ "name": "user_id",
+ "type": "uuid",
+ "primaryKey": false,
+ "notNull": true
+ },Also applies to: 122-127, 274-279, 396-401
| export const user = createTable('user', { | ||
| id: uuid().primaryKey().$defaultFn(uuidv7), | ||
| name: text().notNull(), | ||
| email: text().notNull().unique(), | ||
| emailVerified: boolean().notNull(), | ||
| image: text(), | ||
| createdAt: timestamp().notNull(), | ||
| updatedAt: timestamp().notNull(), | ||
| defaultConnectionId: text(), | ||
| }); |
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Type mismatch between UUID primary keys and text foreign keys
While you've updated the primary key fields to use UUID type with UUIDv7 generation, the foreign key fields like userId are still defined as text type. This creates a type mismatch that could lead to runtime issues.
Apply these changes to all tables that reference user IDs:
- userId: text()
+ userId: uuid()
.notNull()
.references(() => user.id),This change should be made consistently in all places where foreign keys reference UUID primary keys.
Also applies to: 17-28, 30-46, 48-55, 57-62, 64-79, 92-104
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Currently, our tables use
text-based primary keys. This change proposes switching to UUIDv7 for improved performance and consistency.Closes #501
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