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Marc-André Bombeck
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The edit sheet loaded the decrypted note from the single-resource GET and sent note:null on a load miss, silently wiping a note that simply could not be read. The submit path now omits the note key entirely in that case (server preserves the stored ciphertext), disables the textarea, and shows a hint. Decision encoded in a pure resolveNoteForUpdate helper with tests.
25 lines
1015 B
TypeScript
25 lines
1015 B
TypeScript
/**
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* v1.18.1 — note-resolution for the lab-reading edit PUT.
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*
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* The edit sheet loads a row's decrypted note from the single-resource GET.
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* If that load FAILS we must never send `note: null` — an empty editor would
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* then wipe a note we simply couldn't read. This pure helper encodes the
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* three-way decision the submit path uses:
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*
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* - load failed AND the row had a note → `undefined` (omit `note` from the
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* PUT body so the server preserves the stored ciphertext untouched).
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* - editor is empty → `null` (clear the note).
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* - editor has text → the trimmed text (set the note).
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*
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* `undefined` is the signal the caller uses to OMIT the key entirely.
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*/
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export function resolveNoteForUpdate(args: {
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noteLoadFailed: boolean;
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hadNote: boolean;
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editorValue: string;
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}): string | null | undefined {
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if (args.noteLoadFailed && args.hadNote) return undefined;
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const trimmed = args.editorValue.trim();
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return trimmed ? trimmed : null;
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}
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