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Include a Ginkgo test suite covering all helpers and update documentation in docs/content/docs/7-advanced-querying.md and rays_orm.go.
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New Features
Added reusable query helpers for pagination, filtering, sorting, field selection, relation loading, joins, grouping, soft deletes, table selection, and other common operations.
Added support for combining multiple query operations. Pagination defaults invalid page values and page sizes, and reports errors when offsets overflow.
Documentation
Updated the advanced querying guide with helper references and examples for pagination, query composition, relation loading, and aggregation.
The util package adds reusable GORM query functions for pagination, query modifiers, query clauses, and composition. Tests cover their behavior. The advanced querying guide and package documentation describe the helpers.
Changes: Query helpers
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Pagination and query modifiers pkg/util/query_func.go, pkg/util/query_func_test.go, docs/content/docs/7-advanced-querying.md, rays_orm.go
Adds pagination, limit, offset, preload, join, and ordering helpers. Tests cover these operations. The guide documents pagination defaults and overflow handling, association loading, and sorting. Package documentation lists the util package.
Projections and query clauses pkg/util/query_func.go, pkg/util/query_func_test.go, docs/content/docs/7-advanced-querying.md
Adds helpers for selecting and omitting fields, distinct results, filters, grouping, and having clauses. Tests and examples cover these query operations.
Scopes and function composition pkg/util/query_func.go, pkg/util/query_func_test.go, docs/content/docs/7-advanced-querying.md
Adds helpers for unscoped queries, table selection, and combining query functions. Tests cover these helpers. The guide shows their use in repository queries.
The new query helpers work through the repository and scope paths. Before merging, fix the minor edge cases in pagination: normalize the arguments before the closure, attach the overflow error to a session copy, and handle zero limit and offset. The ordering helpers still pass column strings as raw SQL, so callers must allow-list untrusted values.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 93aa8
The helpers largely preserve capabilities already available through custom query functions. One failure-containment concern remains: directly applying an overflowing pagination helper to a shared database handle can affect later queries. The documented repository path isolates this failure, and no request-driven exploit path was established.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: Pagination overflow mutates the supplied database handle rather than consistently confining failure to a returned query. If the public helper is invoked directly on a shared root, later queries derived from that root inherit the error and can fail without reaching the database. This cross-query failure path is conditional: inspected repository consumers apply helpers through Scopes and do not demonstrate the exposure.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — Effective exposure depends on the supplied database handle and the application's control over query expressions, tables, and scope selection. The helpers introduce no separate identity or credential mechanism. Deployed database grants, tenant restrictions, and external callers were not available to bound exposure further.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A conditional availability path exists if request-controlled pagination values reach a direct helper invocation on a shared database root: overflow sets the root error, and later derived queries inherit it. The inspected repository path supplies counterevidence because it uses scoped handles. This is not a demonstrated request-reachable attack.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The pre-existing repository API already accepted arbitrary OrmQueryFunc values and returned a GORM handle. Consequently, raw-expression forwarding, table overrides, and unscoped access do not by themselves establish a newly bypassed authorization boundary. A concrete untrusted-input consumer would be needed to establish increased exposure.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Pagination tests cover normal windows, defaults, and overflow through Scopes, but do not establish direct-call failure isolation. Paginate also normalizes captured arguments inside its closure, so reuse with nonpositive initial arguments involves shared mutable state rather than a stateless scope.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make pagination normalization immutable and ensure overflow errors are attached to a query-local handle. Validate direct invocation, repeated use, and concurrent reuse so the public helper has a clear failure-containment contract beyond repository-only application.
proposed — Document that raw clause expressions, table selection, and unscoped access require application-controlled policy. Recommend separating bound values from SQL expressions and authorizing table or scope choices before constructing helpers from request data.
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- Line 22: Validate the pagination offset calculation before multiplying `(page
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Prevent pagination offsets from overflowing.
If page and pageSize are large, (page - 1) * pageSize can wrap to a negative offset. GORM omits non-positive offsets, so a request for a distant page can return the first page instead. Check the multiplication before applying the offset, and return a query error for an unrepresentable page. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @pkg/util/query_func.go at line 22:
Validate the pagination offset calculation before multiplying `(page - 1)` by
`pageSize`; if the result cannot be represented, return a query error instead of
applying an offset that may wrap to a non-positive value. Keep the existing
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pkg/util/query_func.go: 1
82-82: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Detected with Advanced Tier · Low value
Injection
CWE:CWE-89 — Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command ('SQL Injection')
Use clause.OrderByColumn if these helpers must enforce column-only input.
GORM v1.31.2 treats string Order values as raw SQL. An untrusted value passed to these helpers can therefore alter the ORDER BY clause. The repository currently shows only fixed column values, and the guide documents arbitrary expressions through WithOrder; no request-to-helper path is established. Request values still require caller-side allow-listing.
clause.OrderByColumn quotes simple documented columns such as age and created_at, but it does not preserve arbitrary expressions.
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Review comment at @pkg/util/query_func.go at line 82:
Update OrderByAsc and OrderByDesc to use GORM’s clause.OrderByColumn with the
input as a clause.Column name and the appropriate direction, rather than
concatenating it into a raw SQL string. Preserve the helpers’ existing ordering
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- Line 82: Update OrderByAsc and OrderByDesc to use GORM’s clause.OrderByColumn
with the input as a clause.Column name and the appropriate direction, rather
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- Around line 21-25: Update Paginate to normalize page and pageSize before
returning its scope function, so concurrent queries only read the normalized
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- Line 43: Update WithLimit to replace the existing limit explicitly so a later
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- Line 36: Update the offset handling in Paginate and WithOffset so a requested
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Normalize pagination arguments before creating the scope.
If concurrent queries reuse Paginate(0, 0), the scope reads and writes the same captured variables without synchronization. The race detector can fail those queries. Normalize both arguments before returning the function. (go.dev)
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Update Paginate to normalize page and pageSize before returning its scope
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Paginate returns the public OrmQueryFunc function, so callers can invoke it directly on a shared handle. On overflow, db.AddError(err) sets db.Error; later chained handles copy that error, and subsequent queries can carry it. Repository, documentation, and test paths use repository methods or Scopes, so this affects the narrower direct-call case. Attach the error to a session copy instead.
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--- "a/pkg/util/query_func.go"+++ "b/pkg/util/query_func.go"@@ -26,8 +26,9 @@
}
p := page - 1
if p > math.MaxInt/pageSize {
err := NewError("PaginationOverflowError", "pagination offset overflow", "page", page, "pageSize", pageSize)
+ db = db.Session(&gorm.Session{})
if addErr := db.AddError(err); addErr != nil {
return db
}
return db
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ifaddErr:=db.AddError(err); addErr!=nil {
db=db.Session(&gorm.Session{})
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Update Paginate’s overflow path to attach the pagination overflow error to a
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clear an existing offset when the requested offset is zero.
WithOffset(2) followed by Paginate(1, 2) still skips two rows. GORM retains the earlier offset when the new offset is zero. The same issue affects WithOffset(0). Use GORM’s offset cancellation behavior for zero. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the offset handling in Paginate and WithOffset so a requested zero offset
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behavior for nonzero offsets and page limits.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve a zero limit when scopes are combined.
WithLimit(5) followed by WithLimit(0) returns up to five rows, not zero. GORM retains the earlier limit when it merges a zero limit. Replace the existing limit explicitly while preserving the offset. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update WithLimit to replace the existing limit explicitly so a later
WithLimit(0) enforces zero rows when scopes are combined; preserve the current
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pkg/utilpackage providing reusableOrmQueryFuncscopes for common query operations:Paginate,WithLimit/Limit,WithOffsetWithPreload,WithJoinsOrderByAsc,OrderByDesc,WithOrderWithSelect,WithOmit,WithDistinct,WithWhere,WithOrWithGroup,WithHavingWithUnscoped,WithTable, andCombine(multi-scope composition)Include a Ginkgo test suite covering all helpers and update documentation in
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