feat: speaker email access from service account under special read scope - #605
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: defaults Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a speaker email read scope. It moves conditional email serialization from ChangesSpeaker email access
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Scoped service accounts cannot access speaker emails as intended, while the obvious key-check fix would expose them without the scope. Correct both checks before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@app/ModelSerializers/Summit/Speakers/AdminPresentationSpeakerSerializer.php`:
- Around line 44-51: Update the email handling in
AdminPresentationSpeakerSerializer to check the associative key with
array_key_exists and require the SummitScopes::ReadSpeakersDataEmail scope
before assigning an unmasked value. Preserve the base serializer’s masked email
whenever that scope is absent, while retaining the existing service-account and
regular serialization behavior when authorized.
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| if(in_array("email", $values)) { | ||
| $application_type = $this->resource_server_context->getApplicationType(); | ||
| // choose email serializer depending on user permissions | ||
| // is current user is null then is a service account | ||
| $values['email'] = $application_type == IResourceServerContext::ApplicationType_Service ? | ||
| JsonUtils::toNullEmail($speaker->getEmail()) : | ||
| JsonUtils::toJsonString($speaker->getEmail()); | ||
| } |
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Check the email key and enforce ReadSpeakersDataEmail before unmasking.
$values is associative, so the current condition misses email. Scoped service accounts therefore retain the base serializer's masked value. Replacing only in_array with array_key_exists would also unmask email for reachable service-account requests without ReadSpeakersDataEmail. Gate the assignment on both the email key and the dedicated scope. Preserve the existing masked value when the scope is absent.
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- if(in_array("email", $values)) {
+ if(array_key_exists("email", $values)
+ && in_array(SummitScopes::ReadSpeakersDataEmail, $resource_server_context->getCurrentScope())) {📝 Committable suggestion
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| if(in_array("email", $values)) { | |
| $application_type = $this->resource_server_context->getApplicationType(); | |
| // choose email serializer depending on user permissions | |
| // is current user is null then is a service account | |
| $values['email'] = $application_type == IResourceServerContext::ApplicationType_Service ? | |
| JsonUtils::toNullEmail($speaker->getEmail()) : | |
| JsonUtils::toJsonString($speaker->getEmail()); | |
| } | |
| if(array_key_exists("email", $values) | |
| && in_array(SummitScopes::ReadSpeakersDataEmail, $resource_server_context->getCurrentScope())) { | |
| $application_type = $this->resource_server_context->getApplicationType(); | |
| // choose email serializer depending on user permissions | |
| // is current user is null then is a service account | |
| $values['email'] = $application_type == IResourceServerContext::ApplicationType_Service ? | |
| JsonUtils::toNullEmail($speaker->getEmail()) : | |
| JsonUtils::toJsonString($speaker->getEmail()); | |
| } |
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In `@app/ModelSerializers/Summit/Speakers/AdminPresentationSpeakerSerializer.php`
around lines 44 - 51, Update the email handling in
AdminPresentationSpeakerSerializer to check the associative key with
array_key_exists and require the SummitScopes::ReadSpeakersDataEmail scope
before assigning an unmasked value. Preserve the base serializer’s masked email
whenever that scope is absent, while retaining the existing service-account and
regular serialization behavior when authorized.
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…ReadSpeakersDataEmail scope Adds the ReadSpeakersDataEmail scope (registered via migration and seeders) and grants it on the get-speaker-by-summit endpoint. A service account only sees a speaker's real email through getSummitSpeaker when its token carries this scope; otherwise it gets the same nulled-out placeholder every other service account gets.
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…anted via the private scope mechanism at the IDP
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ReadSpeakersDataEmailscope and grant it on theget-speaker-by-summitendpoint:database/migrations/config/Version20260921120000.php, idempotent viaWHERE NOT EXISTS.)ReadSpeakersDataEmailscope (SCOPE_BASE_REALM.'/speakers/read/email') on the IDP, marked as private under the corresponding auth group.