RLS is the real guard (diagram_collaborators_insert/update now reject user_id = the diagram's owner, regardless of who's performing the write — covers a Super Admin acting on someone else's diagram too, not just the normal owner path); the client-side check in SupabaseDiagramCollaboratorRepository.add is just there to surface a friendly message instead of the raw 42501. Verified: tsc -b and oxlint clean; supabase db reset + 53/53 pgTAP tests pass (1 new test).
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1.4 KiB
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30 lines
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-- Prevents a diagram's owner from ending up as their own collaborator row
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-- (found via manual testing: the UI let you "share" a diagram with
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-- yourself). Ownership already implies full access, so a self-collaborator
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-- row is never meaningful — enforced here, not just in the client, since
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-- the client-side check alone wouldn't stop a Super Admin's "add on behalf
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-- of the owner" path or any other direct API access from creating one.
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drop policy "diagram_collaborators_insert" on public.diagram_collaborators;
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create policy "diagram_collaborators_insert" on public.diagram_collaborators for insert
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with check (
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(public.is_super_admin() or public.diagram_owner_id(diagram_id) = auth.uid())
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and user_id != public.diagram_owner_id(diagram_id)
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);
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-- The existing update policy had no WITH CHECK at all (only USING) — added
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-- here too, defensively, in case user_id (part of the primary key) is ever
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-- changed via UPDATE rather than delete+insert.
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drop policy "diagram_collaborators_update" on public.diagram_collaborators;
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create policy "diagram_collaborators_update" on public.diagram_collaborators for update
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using (
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public.is_super_admin()
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or public.diagram_owner_id(diagram_id) = auth.uid()
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)
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with check (
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(public.is_super_admin() or public.diagram_owner_id(diagram_id) = auth.uid())
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and user_id != public.diagram_owner_id(diagram_id)
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);
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