fix(db): prevent IndexError in get_by_tags and get_cre_path on missin… - #1104
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…g CREs In Node_collection.get_by_tags(), resolving CRE documents used [0] access directly on get_CREs(). When get_CREs() returned an empty list, this raised an IndexError before the existing else branch could handle the missing CRE. This follows up on OWASP#837 to safely extend documents or fall back without crashing, update the fatal log message, and add regression test test_get_by_tags_empty_cres_regression.
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WalkthroughThe database lookup paths now handle empty ChangesCRE lookup safety
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Tag searches can return unrelated CRE documents when multiple CREs share a name and one has no external ID. Scope resolution to the tagged CRE before merging; add coverage for the independent path fallback. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@application/database/db.py`:
- Around line 1649-1655: Update the CRE lookup in the tagged-result flow to
resolve each CRE by its own database ID using the get_CREs internal_id filter,
or otherwise retain only the result matching c.id, before extending documents.
Preserve the existing missing-document fatal logging behavior while ensuring
unrelated CRE rows cannot be added.
- Around line 2195-2199: Add a focused regression test for get_cre_path covering
an empty get_CREs result: mock the follow-up lookup to return [], invoke
get_cre_path, and assert the resulting path retains shallow_CRE instead of
attempting to access matching_cres[0].
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| matching_cres = self.get_CREs(external_id=c.external_id, name=c.name) | ||
| if matching_cres: | ||
| documents.extend(matching_cres) | ||
| else: | ||
| logger.fatal( | ||
| "db.get_CRE returned None for CRE %s:%s that exists, BUG!" | ||
| % (c.id, c.name) | ||
| "get_CREs() returned no documents for CRE %s:%s that exists, BUG!" | ||
| % (c.external_id or c.id, c.name) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve each tagged CRE by its own ID before extending results.
get_CREs(external_id=c.external_id, name=c.name) can return multiple rows because external_id="" is not included in the filter, while CRE only enforces uniqueness on (name, external_id). Extending all matches can therefore add unrelated CRE documents to a reachable tag response. Use c.id with internal_id (or retain one result) so each tagged CRE contributes only its own document.
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In `@application/database/db.py` around lines 1649 - 1655, Update the CRE lookup
in the tagged-result flow to resolve each CRE by its own database ID using the
get_CREs internal_id filter, or otherwise retain only the result matching c.id,
before extending documents. Preserve the existing missing-document fatal logging
behavior while ensuring unrelated CRE rows cannot be added.
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| matching_cres = self.get_CREs(external_id=shallow_CRE.id) | ||
| if matching_cres: | ||
| cres.append(matching_cres[0]) | ||
| else: | ||
| cres.append(shallow_CRE) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a focused regression test for the empty get_CREs result in get_cre_path.
ExportSheet.prepare_spreadsheet calls get_cre_path. If its follow-up get_CREs call returns [], removing this guard makes matching_cres[0] raise IndexError. Existing tests cover get_by_tags and the earlier get_cre_by_db_id lookup, but no test covers get_cre_path. Assert that the returned path retains shallow_CRE when the follow-up lookup is empty.
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In `@application/database/db.py` around lines 2195 - 2199, Add a focused
regression test for get_cre_path covering an empty get_CREs result: mock the
follow-up lookup to return [], invoke get_cre_path, and assert the resulting
path retains shallow_CRE instead of attempting to access matching_cres[0].
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In Node_collection.get_by_tags(), CRE documents were resolved by accessing [0] directly on the result of get_CREs(). When get_CREs() returned an empty list, this raised an IndexError before the existing else branch could handle the missing CRE.
This follows up on #837 by safely extending documents when a CRE is found or falling back when it isn't, updating the fatal log message, and adding the regression test test_get_by_tags_empty_cres_regression.