* Adding SecretVersion table to server
* making the names singular not plural for new table
* removing migration
* fixing migration
* Adding indexes for serviceacct and orguserId
* indexes for sqllite
* fixing migrations
* adding indexes to secretVeriosn.sql
* tests
* removing tests
* adding GO
* api repository and controller additions for SecretVersion table, as well as tests
* test fix sqllite
* improvements
* removing comments
* making files nullable safe
* Justin Baurs suggested changes
* claude suggestions
* Claude fixes
* test fixes
* default startindex and count values on SCIM groups list api
* convert params to a model, like users
* review feedback
* fix file name to be plural
* added integration test
* Validate any SQL migration scripts are the most recent
* Make string checks more robust
* Clarify script location
* Remove need given the additional validations that are immediately valuable
* Allow past incorrectly-named migrations but now enforce
* Centralize validation logic to PowerShell script
* fix: Return 200 OK with empty array for HIBP breach endpoint when no breaches found
Changes the HIBP breach check endpoint to return HTTP 200 OK with an empty
JSON array `[]` instead of 404 Not Found when no breaches are found. This
follows proper REST API semantics where 404 should indicate the endpoint
doesn't exist, not that a query returned no results.
Changes:
- src/Api/Dirt/Controllers/HibpController.cs: Lines 67-71
- Changed: return new NotFoundResult(); → return Content("[]", "application/json");
Backward Compatible:
- Clients handle both 200 with [] (new) and 404 (old)
- No breaking changes
- Safe to deploy independently
API Response Changes:
- Before: GET /api/hibp/breach?username=safe@example.com → 404 Not Found
- After: GET /api/hibp/breach?username=safe@example.com → 200 OK, Body: []
Impact:
- No user-facing changes
- Correct REST semantics
- Industry-standard API response pattern
* Address PR feedback: enhance comment and add comprehensive unit tests
Addresses feedback from PR #6661:
1. Enhanced comment per @prograhamming's feedback (lines 69-71):
- Added date stamp (12/1/2025)
- Explained HIBP API behavior: returns 404 when no breaches found
- Clarified HIBP API specification about 404 meaning
- Maintained REST semantics justification
2. Created comprehensive unit tests per Claude bot's Finding 1:
- New file: test/Api.Test/Dirt/HibpControllerTests.cs
- 9 test cases covering all critical scenarios:
* Missing API key validation
* No breaches found (404 → 200 with []) - KEY TEST FOR PR CHANGE
* Breaches found (200 with data)
* Rate limiting with retry logic
* Server error handling (500, 400)
* URL encoding of special characters
* Required headers validation
* Self-hosted vs cloud User-Agent differences
Test Coverage:
- Before: 0% coverage for HibpController
- After: ~90% coverage (all public methods and major paths)
- Uses xUnit, NSubstitute, BitAutoData patterns
- Matches existing Dirt controller test conventions
Changes:
- src/Api/Dirt/Controllers/HibpController.cs: Enhanced comment (+3 lines)
- test/Api.Test/Dirt/HibpControllerTests.cs: New test file (327 lines, 9 tests)
Addresses:
- @prograhamming's comment about enhancing the code comment
- Claude bot's Finding 1: Missing unit tests for HibpController
Related: PM-6979
* fix test/formating errors
* PM-28616 Add flag UsePhishingBlocker to dbo.Organization
* PM-28616 updated as per comments from claude
* PM-28616 updated ToLicense Method to copy the license file
* PM-28616 allow phishing blocker to be imported via license files for self-hosted
* PM-28616 updated PR comments - added more views to be refreshed
* PM-28616 removed proeprty from constructor as it is not used anymore. We have moved to claims based properties
* [deps] Platform: Update azure azure-sdk-for-net monorepo
* Remove bump of Azure.Extensions.AspNetCore.DataProtection.Blobs because it require Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection >= 8.0.11
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