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Summary of Changes
Hello @wlgns12370, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've implemented changes to apply a whitelist to the TestServer, primarily by expanding the set of publicly accessible API endpoints. This involves adding new paths to the global Whitelist configuration and concurrently removing specific authorization requirements from corresponding controller methods, ensuring that these designated endpoints can be accessed without prior authentication.
Highlights
- Whitelist Expansion: I've expanded the Whitelist enum to include several new API endpoints, such as /api/v1/s3 for file operations, various user-related checks (/api/v1/user/check-id, /api/v1/user/customer-key, /api/v1/user/me/find-id, /api/v1/user/me/find-password), and several exam-related endpoints (/api/v1/exam, /api/v1/exam/areas, /api/v1/exam/all). This allows these specific paths to bypass authentication/authorization filters.
- Exam API Accessibility: I've modified the ExamController by removing @PreAuthorize annotations from the getExams(), getByArea(), and getDistinctAreas() methods. This change makes these exam-related API endpoints publicly accessible without requiring user authentication or specific roles (like ADMIN or USER), aligning with their inclusion in the whitelist.
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Code Review
This pull request adds several new endpoints to the security whitelist. However, the changes introduce multiple compilation errors because trailing commas are missing on the new enum constants. My review provides fixes for these critical issues. I've also included suggestions to correct the whitelist paths for exam-related endpoints and to improve the organization of the whitelist entries for better maintainability. The changes to ExamController are consistent with the whitelisting intent.
| USER_ID_CHECK("/api/v1/user/check-id", WhitelistMethod.GET), | ||
| CUSTOMER_KEY_CHECK("/api/v1/user/customer-key", WhitelistMethod.GET), | ||
| EXAM("/api/v1/exam", WhitelistMethod.GET), | ||
| EXAM_AREAS("/api/v1/exam/areas", WhitelistMethod.GET), | ||
| EXAM_ALL("/api/v1/exam/all", WhitelistMethod.GET), | ||
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| //USER find-id | ||
| USER_FIND_ID("/api/v1/user/me/find-id", WhitelistMethod.POST), | ||
| //USER find-password | ||
| USER_FIND_PASSWORD("/api/v1/user/me/find-password", WhitelistMethod.POST), |
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All the newly added enum constants in this block are missing a trailing comma, which will cause a compilation error.
Additionally, there are a few areas for improvement:
- The paths for exam-related endpoints are incorrect and can be simplified. The
ExamControlleris mapped to/exams(plural), so the whitelist path should reflect that. A single entry for/api/v1/examsis sufficient. - The user-related endpoints can be grouped under a single descriptive comment for better organization and consistency.
| USER_ID_CHECK("/api/v1/user/check-id", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| CUSTOMER_KEY_CHECK("/api/v1/user/customer-key", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| EXAM("/api/v1/exam", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| EXAM_AREAS("/api/v1/exam/areas", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| EXAM_ALL("/api/v1/exam/all", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| //USER find-id | |
| USER_FIND_ID("/api/v1/user/me/find-id", WhitelistMethod.POST), | |
| //USER find-password | |
| USER_FIND_PASSWORD("/api/v1/user/me/find-password", WhitelistMethod.POST), | |
| USER_ID_CHECK("/api/v1/user/check-id", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| CUSTOMER_KEY_CHECK("/api/v1/user/customer-key", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| EXAM("/api/v1/exams", WhitelistMethod.GET), | |
| // 사용자 계정 관련 | |
| USER_FIND_ID("/api/v1/user/me/find-id", WhitelistMethod.POST), | |
| USER_FIND_PASSWORD("/api/v1/user/me/find-password", WhitelistMethod.POST), |
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