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Walkthrough
The changes add destination mapping-rule selection and consent enforcement, a read-only HTTP API store, file-transformer response handling, and product lookup routes in the CLI example. Source caching now excludes 5xx responses.
Core adds helpers to collect and check consent requirements and select mapping candidates in exact-to-wildcard order. processEventMapping accepts an optional resolved rule, and queued destination entries can retain a selected result.
Destination selection and consent admission packages/collector/src/destination.ts, packages/collector/src/selection.ts, packages/collector/src/__tests__/destination.rule-consent.test.ts, packages/collector/src/__tests__/selection.test.ts
The collector selects destination rules before admission and checks both destination and rule consent. It retains selections through queueing and delivery, handles asynchronous conditions, and reports renamed before-chain events when the carried rule was not applied.
Source mapping consent includes matched-rule requirements. Consent skip records can include a mapping key, and guidance describes rule consent and destination selection timing.
Store settings and public types packages/server/stores/api/src/{types.ts,schemas/*,index.ts}, packages/server/stores/api/{package.json,tsconfig.json,tsup.config.ts,jest.config.mjs}, packages/server/stores/api/README.md, .changeset/server-store-api.md
The new package defines its settings schema, public types, exports, and build configuration.
HTTP reads and outcomes packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts, packages/server/stores/api/src/hints.ts, packages/server/stores/api/src/__tests__/store.test.ts
The store validates URL templates, credentials, and keys, then performs timed GET requests with optional bearer authorization. It returns misses for 404, 204, or JSON null, reports transport or decode errors, and rejects writes.
Examples and store integration packages/server/stores/api/src/examples/*, packages/server/stores/api/src/dev.ts, packages/server/stores/api/src/__tests__/stepExamples.test.ts, website/docs/stores/*, website/package.json, website/sidebars.ts, packages/cli/examples/customers/README.md, skills/walkeros-understanding-flow/SKILL.md, skills/walkeros-understanding-stores/SKILL.md, skills/walkeros-using-store-cache/SKILL.md
The examples include path- and query-based configurations and an in-memory fetch environment. Tests cover example flows, and the documentation describes configuration, outcomes, and cache behavior.
The file transformer validates its store at startup and applies prefix-based path ownership. Missing owned files return no-store 404 responses; store-read errors return no-store 503 responses and fail the push.
Product lookup example and validation packages/cli/examples/flow-complete.json, packages/cli/examples/flow-complete.md, packages/cli/examples/shared/*, packages/cli/src/examples/flow-complete.manifest.ts, packages/cli/src/__tests__/integration/examples/flow-complete-simulate.test.ts, .changeset/flow-complete-product-lookup.md, packages/server/sources/express/src/schemas/primitives.ts, .changeset/express-route-path-text.md
The example routes /demo/products/:id requests to a file transformer that serves product JSON. Integration tests check product and script responses and verify that these routes do not reach destinations.
Source Cache Status Handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Cache 5xx responses and tests packages/collector/src/source.ts, packages/collector/src/__tests__/source-cache-integration.test.ts, .changeset/source-cache-no-5xx.md, website/docs/transformers/file.mdx
Source cache misses with status 500 or higher are not stored. Tests cover 500, 503, 404, and 200 responses.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Event
participant Destination
participant Mapping
participant Consent
Destination->>Mapping: Select rule when event enters
Destination->>Consent: Check destination and rule requirements
Consent-->>Destination: Return granted or unmet requirements
Destination-->>Event: Queue, skip, or deliver selected event
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sequenceDiagram
participant StoreCaller
participant ApiStore
participant HttpEndpoint
StoreCaller->>ApiStore: Request record by key
ApiStore->>HttpEndpoint: GET URL with encoded key
HttpEndpoint-->>ApiStore: Status and JSON response
ApiStore-->>StoreCaller: Record, miss, or error
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sequenceDiagram
participant HttpSource
participant FileTransformer
participant FileStore
HttpSource->>FileTransformer: Route request path
FileTransformer->>FileStore: Read file for owned path
FileStore-->>FileTransformer: File, missing value, or read error
FileTransformer-->>HttpSource: File response, 404, or 503
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review fa463
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: some valid API URLs fail startup, HTTP configurations can expose bearer tokens, and error responses need cleanup. File-routing edge cases and CLI consent guidance also need correction.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
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Major (1)
Major · Use an own-property check for mapping rule lookup. · mapping.ts:50-53
packages/core/src/mapping.ts:50-53 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use an own-property check for mapping rule lookup.
The lookup mapping[e]?.[a] also reads inherited Object.prototype members. An event named constructor name selects the string Object as its rule. That rule has no ignore flag, so a * * ignore rule is never tried. Check own properties before reading a rule.
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Review comment at @packages/core/src/mapping.ts around lines 50 - 53:
Update the rule lookup in the candidate-building logic to check that both the
event key and action key are own properties of mapping before reading their rule
value. Preserve the existing candidate deduplication and fallback behavior so
inherited Object.prototype members cannot be treated as rules.
Minor (1)
Minor · Ignore cached 5xx entries on read, not only on write. · source.ts:327-329
packages/collector/src/source.ts:327-329 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Ignore cached 5xx entries on read, not only on write.
The HIT branch serves any unexpired cache entry, including a 5xx written before this change. Requests keep receiving that failure until the entry's ttl ends. Treat a cached status of 500 or higher as a MISS on read, or purge those keys during deployment.
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Review comment at @packages/collector/src/source.ts around lines 327 - 329:
Update the cache HIT branch to treat entries with status 500 or higher as a
MISS, so previously cached server errors are not served until expiry; preserve
the existing TTL and normal cache-hit behavior for lower statuses.
Put the token in the failed-fetch fixture so the redaction assertions cover that path.
The "never logs the token" test rejects with new TypeError('fetch failed'). That message has no token, so the not.toContain(TOKEN) checks cannot fail if fetch error text reaches the logs. The current logger keeps only the cause's name and code, so the test passes today. A future change that logs the cause message would also pass. Include the token in the rejected error so these assertions detect that change.
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Review comment at @packages/server/stores/api/src/__tests__/store.test.ts around
lines 299 - 303:
Update the rejected-fetch fixture in the “never logs the token” test to include
TOKEN in the fetch error message. Keep the existing log assertions so they
verify the token is absent even if the error message is logged.
Assert that the store's request signal times out after 5000 ms.
The 'a timeout' case rejects before it reads the signal. Its only check on the signal is toBeInstanceOf(AbortSignal), which also passes for new AbortController().signal. If AbortSignal.timeout(TIMEOUT) were replaced with a signal that never aborts, every test in this file would still pass.
Add a check that the store creates the signal with the 5000 ms timeout. For example, spy on AbortSignal.timeout around store.get and assert its call argument. This check does not wait for the timeout, so it does not depend on timers.
Suggested approach
Spy on AbortSignal.timeout before calling store.get('cust-42'), assert that it was called with 5000, and restore the spy after the test.
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Review comment at @packages/server/stores/api/src/__tests__/store.test.ts around
lines 197 - 207:
Update the 'a timeout' test to verify that store.get creates its request signal
using the 5000 ms timeout: spy on AbortSignal.timeout before calling store.get
and assert the call argument, then restore the spy. Keep the existing
signal-type assertion.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/cli/examples/flow-complete.json:
- Around line 1950-1956: Move the `/demo/products/` prefix case in the
`before.one` routing cases ahead of the `.js` suffix case so product requests
reach `productApi` before the broader file route can match them; preserve the
other case ordering and behavior.
Review comments at @packages/server/stores/api/src/schemas/settings.ts:
- Around line 5-10: Update the url validation in SettingsSchema to enforce the
same URL rules as storeApiInit, including requiring an absolute HTTP or HTTPS
URL with exactly one {key} placeholder after the host. Reuse the validation
logic applied by storeApiInit if available, and ensure invalid schemes, missing
or repeated placeholders, and placeholders before the host are rejected.
Review comments at @packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts:
- Around line 42-47: Update parseUrl’s host-boundary validation to compare the
URL’s normalized hostname and port, accepting explicit default ports such as
:443 for HTTPS and :80 for HTTP while still requiring one {key} after the host
in an absolute HTTP(S) URL.
- Around line 118-123: Update storeApiInit to reject a non-HTTPS settings URL
when authorization(config.credentials) produces an Authorization header.
Validate the URL returned by parseUrl before issuing requests, while preserving
HTTP support when no authorization header is sent.
- Around line 158-159: Update the response handling around the res.status and
res.ok checks so the body is consumed or canceled before returning undefined for
404/204 or throwing for other failures. Preserve failedResponse(res)’s intended
error details, ensuring body cleanup does not prevent their construction.
Review comments at @packages/server/transformers/file/src/transformer.ts:
- Around line 53-57: Update the empty `filePath` handling in the file
transformer so a request equal to a configured prefix returns a 404 and stops
event propagation. Preserve the current pass-through behavior when no prefix is
configured; do not alter handling for other paths.
Review comments at @website/docs/apps/cli.mdx:
- Line 833: The consent table in the CLI documentation incorrectly implies
denied events are always retained. Update the consent behavior description to
clarify that events are held in the destination queue only when consentDenied is
'queue', while CLI server flows default to 'skip' and do not retain them;
preserve the existing consent-grant guidance.
---
Major comments:
Review comments at @packages/core/src/mapping.ts:
- Around line 50-53: Update the rule lookup in the candidate-building logic to
check that both the event key and action key are own properties of mapping
before reading their rule value. Preserve the existing candidate deduplication
and fallback behavior so inherited Object.prototype members cannot be treated as
rules.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @packages/collector/src/source.ts:
- Around line 327-329: Update the cache HIT branch to treat entries with status
500 or higher as a MISS, so previously cached server errors are not served until
expiry; preserve the existing TTL and normal cache-hit behavior for lower
statuses.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/server/stores/api/src/__tests__/store.test.ts:
- Around line 299-303: Update the rejected-fetch fixture in the “never logs the
token” test to include TOKEN in the fetch error message. Keep the existing log
assertions so they verify the token is absent even if the error message is
logged.
- Around line 197-207: Update the 'a timeout' test to verify that store.get
creates its request signal using the 5000 ms timeout: spy on AbortSignal.timeout
before calling store.get and assert the call argument, then restore the spy.
Keep the existing signal-type assertion.
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Move the /demo/products/ case above the .js suffix case.
before.one selects the first matching case. The .js suffix case at lines 1934-1941 matches /demo/products/<id>.js before the product case at lines 1950-1957 is evaluated. Those requests go to file, which looks up demo/products/<id>.js and returns 404, even when products/<id>.js exists in the assets store.
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Review comment at @packages/cli/examples/flow-complete.json around lines 1950 -
1956:
Move the `/demo/products/` prefix case in the `before.one` routing cases ahead
of the `.js` suffix case so product requests reach `productApi` before the
broader file route can match them; preserve the other case ordering and
behavior.
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'Absolute http or https URL with exactly one {key} placeholder after the host, such as https://crm.example.com/customers/{key} or https://crm.example.com/customers?id={key}. The URL-encoded key is the only variable part.',
Validate the store URL with the same rules storeApiInit enforces.
SettingsSchema checks only that url is a non-empty string. The store init rejects URLs that the schema accepts, so the CLI validator reports a valid configuration that fails when the flow starts. Examples are ftp:// URLs, URLs without {key}, and URLs where {key} comes before the host.
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Review comment at @packages/server/stores/api/src/schemas/settings.ts around
lines 5 - 10:
Update the url validation in SettingsSchema to enforce the same URL rules as
storeApiInit, including requiring an absolute HTTP or HTTPS URL with exactly one
{key} placeholder after the host. Reuse the validation logic applied by
storeApiInit if available, and ensure invalid schemes, missing or repeated
placeholders, and placeholders before the host are rejected.
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parseUrl compares the raw URL prefix with parsed.origin. URL removes default ports, so https://crm.example.com:443/customers/{key} fails the next check and throws a config error during store init. The documented contract accepts any absolute http or https URL with one {key} after the host. Compare the host and port in normalized form instead of the raw origin string.
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Review comment at @packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts around lines 42 - 47:
Update parseUrl’s host-boundary validation to compare the URL’s normalized
hostname and port, accepting explicit default ports such as :443 for HTTPS and
:80 for HTTP while still requiring one {key} after the host in an absolute
HTTP(S) URL.
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Reject a bearer token on a plain http: settings URL.
parseUrl accepts http: URLs. storeApiInit then sends Authorization: Bearer on every request, so over plain HTTP a network observer on the path can read the token. The docs say to use an https: URL whenever a token is sent, but the code does not enforce it.
🔒 Suggested fix
--- "a/packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts"+++ "b/packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts"@@ -114,8 +114,10 @@
throw configError(
'API store does not support file mode (file: true): it reads structured JSON',
);
const { url, before, after } = parseUrl(config.settings?.url);
const auth = authorization(config.credentials);
+ if (auth && !/^https:/i.test(url))+ throw configError('Config credentials require an https settings url');
// An injected fetch (tests, simulate) carries every request; the global
// fetch is the runtime default.
const doFetch = context.env?.fetch ?? config.env?.fetch ?? fetch;
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Review comment at @packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts around lines 118 -
123:
Update storeApiInit to reject a non-HTTPS settings URL when
authorization(config.credentials) produces an Authorization header. Validate the
URL returned by parseUrl before issuing requests, while preserving HTTP support
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undici fetch response body must be consumed or canceled connection not released Node.js
Result:
Sources consulted:
- GitHub - nodejs/undici: An HTTP/1.1 client, written from scratch for Node.js · GitHub — https://github.com/nodejs/undici
- undici/docs/docs/api/Fetch.md at main · nodejs/undici · GitHub — https://github.com/nodejs/undici/blob/main/docs/docs/api/Fetch.md
- Empty fetch() response with 'Content-Encoding: br' header causes a crash due to unhandled error event in BrotliDecompress · Issue #3616 · nodejs/undici · GitHub — GitHub issue 3616 in nodejs/undici (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- [question] why ECONRESET / ECONREFUSED - how to consume response body with fetch · Issue #4063 · nodejs/undici · GitHub — GitHub issue 4063 in nodejs/undici (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- Node.js Undici Fetch Socket Exhaustion — Consume Bodies and Bound Connections | Gronex — https://gronex.org/errors/nodejs-undici-fetch-keep-alive-socket-exhaustion
- …and 24 more
Consume or cancel the response body before the 404 return and the error throw.
The 404/204 branch returns, and the !res.ok branch throws, without reading or canceling res.body. Node's global fetch (undici) holds the connection until the body is consumed, canceled, or garbage collected. Repeated misses or API errors that return bodies can accumulate open connections.
Suggested fix
--- "a/packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts"+++ "b/packages/server/stores/api/src/store.ts"@@ -155,8 +155,14 @@
throw requestFailed(err);
}
// 404 and 204 are a miss; any other failed read is reported.
- if (res.status === 404 || res.status === 204) return undefined;- if (!res.ok) throw failedResponse(res);+ if (res.status === 404 || res.status === 204) {+ await res.body?.cancel().catch(() => undefined);+ return undefined;+ }+ if (!res.ok) {+ await res.body?.cancel().catch(() => undefined);+ throw failedResponse(res);+ }
let text: string;
try {
text = await res.text();
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159:
Update the response handling around the res.status and res.ok checks so the body
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nl -ba packages/core/src/scope.ts | sed -n '150,215p'
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Return 404 for a request equal to the prefix.
A request whose path equals the prefix, such as /static with prefix: '/static', or / with prefix: '/', strips to an empty key. The !filePath guard returns before the 404 branch, so the request gets the source's fallback response and its event continues through the chain. Answer 404 for an empty key when a prefix is set.
Suggested fix
- if (!filePath) return;+ if (!filePath) {+ if (!prefix) return;+ respond?.(notFound);+ return false;+ }
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lines 53 - 57:
Update the empty `filePath` handling in the file transformer so a request equal
to a configured prefix returns a 404 and stops event propagation. Preserve the
current pass-through behavior when no prefix is configured; do not alter
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| `require: ["consent"]` | Destination `config` | The destination stays pending (not initialized, events queued) until the collector has any consent state | Starts once `--consent` is passed. Without it: `pending: waits for consent (require)` |
| `consent: { marketing: true }` | Destination `config` | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped and held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted | Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)` |
| `consent: { marketing: true }` | Destination `config`, or one of its mapping rules (on top of the destination's) | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped and held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted | Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)` |
Correct the consent table: server flows skip denied events, not hold them.
The consent: { marketing: true } row says a denied event is "skipped and held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted." That holds only when consentDenied is 'queue', the web default. CLI-built server flows default to 'skip', which discards the event with no retained copy. The same row's last column already says skipped: consent. Scope the "held" clause to consentDenied: 'queue', or remove it.
📝 Suggested wording
--- "a/website/docs/apps/cli.mdx"+++ "b/website/docs/apps/cli.mdx"@@ -830,7 +830,7 @@
| Setting | Where | What it does | In a simulation |
|---|---|---|---|
| `require: ["consent"]` | Destination `config` | The destination stays pending (not initialized, events queued) until the collector has any consent state | Starts once `--consent` is passed. Without it: `pending: waits for consent (require)` |
-| `consent: { marketing: true }` | Destination `config`, or one of its mapping rules (on top of the destination's) | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped and held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted | Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)` |+| `consent: { marketing: true }` | Destination `config`, or one of its mapping rules (on top of the destination's) | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped. With `consentDenied: 'queue'` (the web default) it is held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted; CLI server flows default to `'skip'` and do not hold it | Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)` |
| `consent` on the event | The event (`-e`) | Consent of this one event, counted on top of the collector's consent | Part of the event you pass |
| `consent` in a source's settings | Source `config.settings` (for example the session source) | The source waits for that consent before it emits | A consent-gated source starts from `--consent`. Without it, it emits nothing |
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|`consent: { marketing: true }`| Destination `config`, or one of its mapping rules (on top of the destination's) | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped and held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted | Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)`|
|`consent: { marketing: true }`| Destination `config`, or one of its mapping rules (on top of the destination's) | Each event is checked against the collector's consent plus the event's own consent; a denied event is skipped. With `consentDenied: 'queue'` (the web default) it is held in the destination's queue until the consent is granted; CLI server flows default to `'skip'` and do not hold it| Grant it with `--consent` or in the event's `consent`. Otherwise: `skipped: consent (...)`|
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Review comment at @website/docs/apps/cli.mdx at line 833:
The consent table in the CLI documentation incorrectly implies denied events are
always retained. Update the consent behavior description to clarify that events
are held in the destination queue only when consentDenied is 'queue', while CLI
server flows default to 'skip' and do not retain them; preserve the existing
consent-grant guidance.
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