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This pull request addresses a common challenge in web development by adjusting how cookies are configured. By commenting out specific domain settings, it aims to streamline the local development and testing workflow, ensuring that cookie-dependent features function correctly in non-production environments.
Highlights
- Cookie Domain Configuration: I've commented out the explicit cookie domain settings (e.g.,
.mosuedu.com,api.mosuedu.com) in several cookie creation and logout methods. This change is specifically aimed at resolving issues with cookie handling in local development environments, allowing for smoother testing without domain-related restrictions.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis change comments out all explicit settings of the cookie domain attribute (".mosuedu.com") in both logout handling and cookie creation utilities. The domain is no longer set for cookies in development and production environments, but all other cookie attributes and logic remain unchanged. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
participant CookieUtil
Client->>Server: Initiates logout or receives cookie
Server->>CookieUtil: Requests cookie creation/clearing
CookieUtil-->>Server: Returns cookie (without explicit domain)
Server-->>Client: Sends response with cookie (no domain set)
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This pull request comments out cookie domain settings to facilitate local development. While this achieves the immediate goal, it introduces a significant risk of deploying broken authentication to production environments. My review focuses on this maintainability and correctness issue, recommending a move towards externalized configuration using Spring profiles and properties. This will create a more robust and reliable system for managing environment-specific settings.
| .forEach(cookie -> { | ||
| // cookie.setSecure(true); | ||
| cookie.setDomain(".mosuedu.com"); | ||
| // cookie.setDomain(".mosuedu.com"); |
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Commenting out the domain for cookie clearing is risky. To correctly clear a cookie, its domain and path must match the ones it was set with. This value should be managed via external configuration (e.g., Spring properties) to ensure consistency with how cookies are created across different environments. This prevents scenarios where logout fails because the cookie attributes don't match.
| return createBaseResponseCookieBuilder(name, value, maxAge) | ||
| // .secure(true) | ||
| .domain(".mosuedu.com") | ||
| // .domain(".mosuedu.com") |
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Commenting out the cookie domain for local testing is a fragile practice that introduces a high risk of breaking authentication if accidentally deployed to production. All similar changes in this file share the same risk.
A more robust solution involves two parts:
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Externalize Configuration: Manage the cookie domain via Spring Profiles and configuration files (
application.ymlor.properties). This allows you to set the domain per environment without modifying the code. -
Fix Environment-Specific Logic: This utility has methods for
local,develop, andproduction. The fact thatdevelopandproductionmethods are being modified for local testing suggests the application isn't correctly selecting thecreateLocal...methods when running locally. This underlying issue should be addressed.
By fixing the environment detection and using external configuration, you'll create a much safer and more maintainable system. I've marked this as high severity due to the potential for a critical failure in production.
| Cookie cookie = createBaseServletCookie(name, value, maxAge); | ||
| // cookie.setSecure(true); | ||
| cookie.setDomain(".mosuedu.com"); | ||
| // cookie.setDomain(".mosuedu.com"); |
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Commenting out the cookie domain for local testing is a fragile practice that introduces a high risk of breaking authentication if accidentally deployed to production. All similar changes in this file share the same risk.
A more robust solution involves two parts:
-
Externalize Configuration: Manage the cookie domain via Spring Profiles and configuration files (
application.ymlor.properties). This allows you to set the domain per environment without modifying the code. -
Fix Environment-Specific Logic: This utility has methods for
local,develop, andproduction. This suggests the application isn't correctly selecting thecreateLocal...methods when running locally. This underlying issue should be addressed.
By fixing the environment detection and using external configuration, you'll create a much safer and more maintainable system. I've marked this as high severity due to the potential for a critical failure in production.
| return createBaseResponseCookieBuilder(name, value, maxAge) | ||
| // .secure(true) | ||
| .domain(".mosuedu.com") // TODO: 운영 도메인으로 변경 | ||
| // .domain(".mosuedu.com") // TODO: 운영 도메인으로 변경 |
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Commenting out the cookie domain for local testing is a fragile practice that introduces a high risk of breaking authentication if accidentally deployed to production. All similar changes in this file share the same risk.
A more robust solution involves two parts:
-
Externalize Configuration: Manage the cookie domain via Spring Profiles and configuration files (
application.ymlor.properties). This allows you to set the domain per environment without modifying the code. -
Fix Environment-Specific Logic: This utility has methods for
local,develop, andproduction. This suggests the application isn't correctly selecting thecreateLocal...methods when running locally. This underlying issue should be addressed.
By fixing the environment detection and using external configuration, you'll create a much safer and more maintainable system. I've marked this as high severity due to the potential for a critical failure in production.
| Cookie cookie = createBaseServletCookie(name, value, maxAge); | ||
| // cookie.setSecure(true); | ||
| cookie.setDomain("api.mosuedu.com"); // TODO: 운영 도메인으로 변경 | ||
| // cookie.setDomain("api.mosuedu.com"); // TODO: 운영 도메인으로 변경 |
There was a problem hiding this comment.
Commenting out the cookie domain for local testing is a fragile practice that introduces a high risk of breaking authentication if accidentally deployed to production. All similar changes in this file share the same risk.
A more robust solution involves two parts:
-
Externalize Configuration: Manage the cookie domain via Spring Profiles and configuration files (
application.ymlor.properties). This allows you to set the domain per environment without modifying the code. -
Fix Environment-Specific Logic: This utility has methods for
local,develop, andproduction. This suggests the application isn't correctly selecting thecreateLocal...methods when running locally. This underlying issue should be addressed.
By fixing the environment detection and using external configuration, you'll create a much safer and more maintainable system. I've marked this as high severity due to the potential for a critical failure in production.
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