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Fix ban functionality to accept Telegram ID and username with collision detection #5
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Fix ban functionality to accept Telegram ID and username with collision detection #5
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Co-authored-by: MarkShidran <15670678+MarkShidran@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: MarkShidran <15670678+MarkShidran@users.noreply.github.com>
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че за пиздец, ладно аппруваю
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А как ты учитываешь возможность того, что ID в базе и ID в Telegram совпадут?
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Отличный вопрос! Ты абсолютно прав - коллизия ID была серьезной проблемой в первоначальной реализации. Проблема была в том, что: Исправление (commit 5d1be30): ✅ Детектирование коллизий - одновременная проверка обоих типов ID Теперь: Для точности: Проблема полностью решена с автоматическим детектированием и механизмами disambiguation. |
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Problem
The ban system was unusable for administrators because it required an internal database ID that only exists in the application's database. Administrators only know users by their Telegram ID or username (@handle), making it impossible to ban or unban users effectively.
Before this fix:
Solution
Enhanced the ban/unban validators to accept multiple identifier formats and automatically resolve them to the internal database ID:
987654321) - what administrators commonly have@username) - user-friendly identifier123) - backward compatibility maintaineddb:123) - for collision disambiguationAfter this fix:
Implementation Details
New
resolve_user_input_to_db_id()functionEnhanced validators
ban_validator()andunban_validator()now use flexible input resolutionUpdated admin interface
db:prefix for disambiguationID Collision Handling
db:123prefix for internal ID specificationTesting
The implementation handles various edge cases:
@username)All existing functionality remains unchanged - this is a pure enhancement that makes the ban system actually usable while maintaining full backward compatibility and handling potential ID conflicts intelligently.
Fixes the core issue where administrators couldn't effectively manage user bans due to requiring internal database identifiers that they don't have access to, while also resolving potential ambiguity when IDs collide between internal database and Telegram ID spaces.
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