WEB-748: validate client email format with a stricter, configurable regex - #4008
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Runtime email configuration src/assets/env.js, src/assets/env.template.js, src/environments/environment.ts, src/environments/environment.prod.ts |
Runtime configuration exposes externalEmailRegex. Valid overrides are used. Empty or invalid overrides use a default pattern that rejects empty domain labels. |
Client email validation and feedback src/app/clients/client-stepper/client-general-step/client-general-step.component.ts, src/app/clients/client-stepper/client-general-step/client-general-step.component.html, src/app/clients/client-stepper/client-general-step/client-general-step.component.spec.ts |
The client form validates email values with the resolved pattern. The template displays the pattern validation message. Tests cover blank, valid, malformed, and double-dot domain values. |
Email validation documentation README.md |
The README documents EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEX, its default pattern, invalid-regex fallback, and optional email validation. |
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes
Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Suggested reviewers: adamsaghy, shubhamkumar9199
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A valid but expensive deployment regex can make the Create Client email field unresponsive while users type. Constrain override patterns before merging.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 388: Update the default EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEX in the runtime configuration
and its README documentation to reject empty domain labels such as
client@example..com, using non-overlapping domain-label matching while
preserving valid email validation.
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`@src/app/clients/client-stepper/client-general-step/client-general-step.component.ts`:
- Line 141: Validate environment.externalEmailRegex in both environment
configurations before it is passed to Validators.pattern in setClientForm; if
the override is nonempty but cannot be compiled as a regular expression, replace
it with the built-in default, while preserving valid overrides and existing
empty-value behavior.
In `@src/assets/env.template.js`:
- Around line 142-143: Update the externalEmailRegex assignment in the env
template so EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEX is JSON-encoded before insertion, avoiding
backslash loss and unescaped-quote syntax errors during envsubst-generated
env.js creation. Generate the property from the encoded value rather than
embedding the raw variable in a single-quoted JavaScript string.
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…rride Two CodeRabbit findings on openMF#4008: - The default pattern's domain class ([a-zA-Z0-9.-]+) let a literal dot inside it absorb an empty label, so client@example..com passed. Domain labels can no longer contain dots, closing that gap. - A malformed EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEX override (e.g. an unbalanced `[`) reached Validators.pattern unvalidated and would throw while building the Create Client form, blocking client creation entirely. Both environment files now validate the override compiles as a RegExp before using it, falling back to the default otherwise.
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In `@src/environments/environment.ts`:
- Around line 23-39: Replace the compile-only check in isValidRegex with
validation that accepts only a safe, bounded email-pattern format and rejects
potentially catastrophic expressions such as nested quantifiers before
resolvedEmailRegex is selected. Apply the same restriction in both environment
resolvers, preserving DEFAULT_EMAIL_REGEX as the fallback, and update the
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…ble regex The Create Client General Step used Angular's built-in Validators.email, which accepts loosely formatted addresses, and its error message used a flat 'error.Email not valid' key instead of the app's errors.validation.* namespace already used by the Edit Client form. Replace it with Validators.pattern against a new externalEmailRegex environment setting (default: a stricter RFC-like pattern), mirroring the existing externalNationalIdRegex convention so deployments can override the pattern via env var. The field stays optional: Angular's pattern validator skips empty values. Domain labels in the default pattern cannot contain dots, so client@example..com is rejected. Both environment files validate that an EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEX override compiles as a RegExp before using it, falling back to the default so a malformed override cannot throw while building the Create Client form. Supersedes openMF#3180, closed stale.
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Supersedes #3180, closed stale.
Problem
The Create Client → General Step email field used Angular's built-in
Validators.email, which accepts loosely formatted addresses, and its error message used a flaterror.Email not validtranslation key instead of the app'serrors.validation.*namespace — already used by the Edit Client form's identical field (errors.validation.emailInvalid).Fix
Validators.emailwithValidators.patternagainst a newexternalEmailRegexenvironment setting (default:^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$), mirroring the existingexternalNationalIdRegexconvention so deployments can override the pattern via env var.Validators.requiredis added (this was a point of review feedback on WEB-748: Improve email validation and fix translation namespace consi… #3180).errors.validation.emailInvalid, matching Edit Client.EXTERNAL_EMAIL_REGEXin the README's Configuration Options.Testing
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