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fix: Server crash when afterFind trigger returns a non-array value - #10756
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Review comments at @src/triggers.js:
- Around line 1038-1039: Update the error handler in the `.then(success,
error).catch(error)` chain so failures in trigger-error logging cannot prevent
rejection. Catch exceptions from `logTriggerErrorBeforeHook` and always reject
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@mtrezza could you review and or merge this one? I have one more PR to open and apparently I'm at my limit, but I think this one is pretty clear and clean |
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spec/CloudCode.spec.js (1)
2360-2368: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake this test distinguish logging failure from save serialization failure.
The trigger leaves a circular value on the object passed to
save(), so the save can reject during object serialization. Because the assertion accepts any rejection, it can also pass when the success logger throws and.catch(error)converts that failure into a rejected save. The test does not prove that the logging exception is safely ignored or that the successful trigger settles as intended.Use a serializable save payload and inject a failure into the success logging call, then assert the trigger runner's settlement and the expected save result separately.
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Review comments at @spec/CloudCode.spec.js:
- Around line 2360-2368: Update the test case around the successful `beforeSave`
trigger to use a serializable object and inject a failure specifically in the
success logging call. Assert trigger-runner settlement and the expected save
result separately, so a logging failure cannot be mistaken for a serialization
rejection.
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afterFindtrigger that returns a truthy non-array value (an object, a string, a number) crashes the server.The afterFind branch of
getResponseObjectfalls back torequest.objectsonly when the response is falsy. Any other value goes straight toresponse.map(...), which throwsTypeError: response.map is not a function. That throw happens inside thesuccesshandler of.then(success, error)inmaybeRunAfterFindTrigger. The chain is created inside anew Promiseexecutor and nothing handles its rejection, so:uncaughtException, and Parse Server's handler callsprocess.exit(1).Every query on a class with such a trigger takes the server down. The same applies to an afterFind webhook that responds with a non-array
successvalue.Approach
getResponseObject, reject withSCRIPT_FAILEDand the messageafterFind trigger must return an array of objects.when the response is not an array. Returningnullorundefinedstill falls back to the original objects..catch(error)after.then(success, error)inmaybeRunAfterFindTriggerandmaybeRunTrigger, so any future throw insidesuccessbecomes a request error instead of an unhandled rejection.maybeRunTrigger's success and error callbacks so a serialization failure (for example a circular attribute set by the trigger) cannot stop the promise from settling. Previously this also left the request hanging with an unhandled rejection.Specs cover find and get with object, string and number return values, and confirm that
nullandundefinedstill return the original objects, and that a beforeSave trigger leaving an unserializable object still settles (with the original error when the trigger rejects).Tasks
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afterFindtrigger now return a clear error when the trigger responds with a value that isn’t an array of objects.nullorundefinedfrom the trigger preserves the original query results.