Expose actingUserId across the workspace surface (PR 2 of 3) - #36
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Mirrors server 97d9169. Seven modules gain `actingUserId?`: createWorkspaceInvite (body), fetchWorkspace / fetchWorkspaceMembers / fetchWorkspaceMemberStanding / fetchWorkspaceInvites (query), and revokeWorkspaceInvite / resendWorkspaceInvite (body). Five of them built their payload by hand or sent none at all, so the param would never have reached the wire — switched to a rest-spread. Verified field-by-field against each route's schema, which matters now that those schemas are strict: an extra field is a 400, not a silent drop. The three read modules are the ones that make the server change usable. PR 2 bound those reads to the acting user's view — they previously read the token subject — but without a way to name a user the SDK could not reach the new behavior at all. Also corrects removeWorkspaceMemberFromSubtree's JSDoc. It promised a key always sweeps the whole subtree; that route now requires an actor, so the sweep reflects that user's per-node reach. A backend naming a mid-level admin gets a partial sweep and must read `skippedCount`. Name the owner for a guaranteed full sweep. Client SDKs unchanged — under Rule A they never carry an actor. Part 2 of 3 (plan-workspace-rank-ergonomics.md). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkspace interfaces and methods now support optional ChangesActing-user workspace requests
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR exposes acting-user behavior across workspace operations, but one contradictory visibility statement in the public workspace documentation could mislead callers about which fields are available to acting owners or ancestor owners. The bounded documentation risk is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up fix. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant WorkspaceSDK
participant APIClient
participant WorkspaceAPI
Caller->>WorkspaceSDK: Request with actingUserId
WorkspaceSDK->>APIClient: Forward query parameters or request body
APIClient->>WorkspaceAPI: Send workspace request
WorkspaceAPI-->>APIClient: Return scoped response
APIClient-->>WorkspaceSDK: Return response
WorkspaceSDK-->>Caller: Return workspace data or operation result
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In `@src/interfaces/Workspace.ts`:
- Around line 127-129: Update the visibility documentation near the acting-user
explanation in Workspace to remove the claim that only a key can see every field
on every entry, and make it consistent with the owner and ancestor-owner
visibility rules and delegated service/master-key behavior described nearby.
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| // "The caller" is the ACTING USER: a service/master key that passes | ||
| // `actingUserId` is fenced exactly as that user would be, not as a key. Only | ||
| // a key naming nobody sees every field on every entry. |
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Remove the exclusive visibility claim.
Line 129 conflicts with Lines 121-125. An owner or ancestor-owner can see authority-bearing fields on other entries. A service or master key acting as that user has the same visibility under Lines 127-128.
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- // a key naming nobody sees every field on every entry.
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| // "The caller" is the ACTING USER: a service/master key that passes | |
| // `actingUserId` is fenced exactly as that user would be, not as a key. Only | |
| // a key naming nobody sees every field on every entry. | |
| // "The caller" is the ACTING USER: a service/master key that passes | |
| // `actingUserId` is fenced exactly as that user would be, not as a key. Only | |
| // a key naming nobody is not constrained by a represented user's authority. |
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In `@src/interfaces/Workspace.ts` around lines 127 - 129, Update the visibility
documentation near the acting-user explanation in Workspace to remove the claim
that only a key can see every field on every entry, and make it consistent with
the owner and ancestor-owner visibility rules and delegated service/master-key
behavior described nearby.
Mirrors sublay-io/server-hosted#127. Merge after the server PR.
What
Seven modules gain
actingUserId?:createWorkspaceInvite(body),fetchWorkspace/fetchWorkspaceMembers/fetchWorkspaceMemberStanding/fetchWorkspaceInvites(query), andrevokeWorkspaceInvite/resendWorkspaceInvite(body).Five of them built their payload by hand or sent none at all, so the param would never have reached the wire — switched to a rest-spread. Verified field-by-field against each route's schema, which matters now that those schemas are strict: an extra field is a 400, not a silent drop.
The three read modules are what make the server change usable. PR 2 bound those reads to the acting user's view — they previously read the token subject — but without a way to name a user, a backend couldn't reach the new behavior at all.
Corrected a false JSDoc guarantee
removeWorkspaceMemberFromSubtreepromised a key always sweeps the whole subtree. That route now requires an actor, so the sweep reflects that user's per-node reach. A backend naming a mid-level admin gets a partial sweep and must readskippedCount— previously the tooltip said it was always0for a key, so nobody would check it and a user would be reported offboarded while memberships survived. Name the owner for a guaranteed full sweep.Client SDKs unchanged — under Rule A they never carry an actor.
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