feat(policy): field-level update policies on M2M relation fields - #2858
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Allow @Allow('update', ...) and @deny('update', ...) on implicit many-to-many relation fields. The field-level policy takes precedence over the model-level update policy for that side of the relation; when no field-level policy is declared, the model-level policy applies (preserving backward compatibility). Both sides of the relation are checked on connect and disconnect. Only the 'update' action is allowed on M2M relation fields; 'read' and 'all' are rejected with an explicit error. - language: add isManyToManyField() helper, relax validator - policy: add buildM2mSidePolicyFilter(), use it in connect/disconnect - tests: e2e (connect-disconnect) + regression (issue-2382) Closes zenstackhq#2382
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMany-to-many relation fields now accept field-level ChangesMany-to-many relation policies
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In `@packages/language/src/utils.ts`:
- Line 183: Update the opposite-field lookup in the relation check to resolve
the field belonging to the same relation as `field`, rather than selecting any
array field that references `containingModel`; then use that matched field when
checking whether both sides are arrays so separate named relations are not
conflated.
In `@packages/plugins/policy/src/policy-handler.ts`:
- Around line 895-900: Update buildM2mSidePolicyFilter to apply field-level
update policy precedence when constructing the many-to-many join-table delete
filter, matching the delete pre-check so disconnect works for an
update-authorized relation field even when its model lacks update access. Keep
the existing model-level filter for reads unchanged.
In `@tests/e2e/orm/policy/migrated/connect-disconnect.test.ts`:
- Around line 522-528: Update the disconnect assertion in the migrated policy
test to exercise the field-level deny: ensure m2-1 is connected while not
deleted, mark it deleted through rawDb, then attempt the disconnect and assert
policy rejection. If disconnect filters silently rather than throwing, assert
that the relation remains present.
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- language: isManyToManyField now matches the opposite field of the same relation (by @relation name), preventing false positives when a model pair has both a one-to-many and a many-to-many relation - policy: apply field-level update policy precedence to the join-table delete filter (buildM2mSidePolicyFilter), keeping model-level filter for reads - policy: preDeleteCheck now extracts IN constraints in addition to equality, so both sides of a disconnect are verified upfront - tests: exercise field-level deny on disconnect, reject update policy on one-to-many fields when a separate m2m relation exists, align m2m manipulation test with the new rejection behavior
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tests/regression/test/issue-2382.test.ts (1)
42-68: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the relation state after each mutation.
toResolveTruthy()only proves thatownerDb.club.updateresolved. It does not prove thatactivities.connectcreated theActivity–Clublink or thatactivities.disconnectremoved it. A silently filtered relation mutation can therefore pass this regression test.Suggested fix
).toResolveTruthy(); + await expect( + rawDb.club.findUniqueOrThrow({ + where: { id: 'club-1' }, + include: { activities: true }, + }), + ).resolves.toMatchObject({ + activities: [expect.objectContaining({ id: 'act-1' })], + }); // disconnect also works await expect( ownerDb.club.update({ where: { id: 'club-1' }, @@ ).toResolveTruthy(); + await expect( + rawDb.club.findUniqueOrThrow({ + where: { id: 'club-1' }, + include: { activities: true }, + }), + ).resolves.toMatchObject({ activities: [] });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/plugins/policy/src/policy-handler.ts`:
- Line 282: Update the IN delete precheck around the `where` condition using
`side.model`, `side.idField`, and `side.values` so it returns one result only
when every requested ID matches an existing participant. Preserve the existing
rejection behavior when any participant is missing.
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In `@tests/regression/test/issue-2382.test.ts`:
- Around line 42-68: In the regression test, verify the persisted relation state
after each `ownerDb.club.update`: after `activities.connect`, assert through
`rawDb.club.findUniqueOrThrow` that `act-1` is linked to `club-1`; after
`activities.disconnect`, assert that `club-1` has no activities. Keep the
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The many-to-many delete precheck used a scalar subquery (SELECT <filter> ... WHERE id IN (...)) that returned one row per matching participant. With multiple IDs, PostgreSQL rejects it and other databases would only verify a single participant. Aggregate to COUNT(*) of updatable participants and reject when the count is below the number of distinct values, which verifies every participant while preserving the rejection for missing ones. Add a batch disconnect test covering the multi-ID case.
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Allow @Allow('update', ...) and @deny('update', ...) on implicit many-to-many relation fields. The field-level policy takes precedence over the model-level update policy for that side of the relation; when no field-level policy is declared, the model-level policy applies (preserving backward compatibility).
Both sides of the relation are checked on connect and disconnect. Only the 'update' action is allowed on M2M relation fields; 'read' and 'all' are rejected with an explicit error.
Closes #2382
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