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Addresses @AdamDawidKrol's post-merge feedback of #2461 (thanks!)

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  • Documentation
    • Improved clarity of comments in the configuration example for JWT claims.
  • Refactor
    • Modularized JWT claim validation logic for better readability and maintenance.
    • Enhanced error handling and reorganized related tests for improved structure.
  • Style
    • Renamed a local variable in a test for clearer naming; no impact on functionality.

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The changes refactor JWT claim validation logic in the Rust backend, modularizing validation into smaller functions and reorganizing related tests. Documentation comments in the configuration example are clarified. A test variable is renamed for clarity in a separate configuration test, with no changes to public interfaces or configuration formats.

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File(s) Change Summary
book/src/appendix/architecture/prover.md Clarified comments in the JWT claims configuration example; no code or config changes.
rust/server_utils/src/jwt/config.rs Refactored JWT claim validation logic into smaller functions; reorganized tests; improved error handling.
rust/services/call/server_lib/src/config.rs Renamed a local variable in a test for clarity; no logic or interface changes.

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    participant Config
    participant validate_claims
    participant validate_claim
    participant extract_claim_by_name
    participant validate_string_claim

    Config->>validate_claims: validate(&self, claims)
    validate_claims->>validate_claim: for each expected claim
    validate_claim->>extract_claim_by_name: extract claim value
    extract_claim_by_name-->>validate_claim: claim value or error
    validate_claim->>validate_string_claim: if value is string, validate
    validate_string_claim-->>validate_claim: success or error
    validate_claim-->>validate_claims: result
    validate_claims-->>Config: result
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rust/server_utils/src/jwt/config.rs (2)

43-49: extract_claim_by_name needs proper JSON-Pointer escaping

name.replace(".", "/") assumes every . represents nesting and that claim segments never themselves contain a dot, /, or ~.
According to RFC 6901 a JSON-Pointer segment must escape ~~0 and /~1. Using blind replace risks:

  • Mis-addressing a claim whose key literally contains a dot.
  • Failing on keys that contain / or ~.

Diff sketch:

-fn extract_claim_by_name<'a>(name: &'a str, given: &'a Value) -> Result<&'a Value> {
-    let pointer = format!("/{}", name.replace(".", "/"));
+fn extract_claim_by_name<'a>(name: &'a str, given: &'a Value) -> Result<&'a Value> {
+    let pointer = {
+        let segments = name.split('.').map(|seg| {
+            seg.replace('~', "~0").replace('/', "~1")
+        });
+        format!("/{}", segments.collect::<Vec<_>>().join("/"))
+    };

50-60: Minor simplification opportunity in validate_string_claim

Current pattern (any().then_some(()).ok_or_else(...)) is clever but a bit opaque. A straight boolean guard is simpler and equally performant:

-    if !expected.values.is_empty() {
-        expected
-            .values
-            .iter()
-            .any(|exp| exp == given)
-            .then_some(())
-            .ok_or_else(|| unexpected_value(expected, &given))?;
-    }
+    if !expected.values.is_empty()
+        && !expected.values.iter().any(|exp| exp == given)
+    {
+        return Err(unexpected_value(expected, &given));
+    }

Pure readability tweak; feel free to ignore if you prefer the current style.

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rust/services/call/server_lib/src/config.rs (1)

583-590: Good variable-name improvement

The rename from as_string to rpc_url_as_string makes the intent explicit and removes the vague prefix. No other functional impact – test remains clear. 👍

rust/server_utils/src/jwt/config.rs (1)

33-41: Only string claims are supported – call this out explicitly

validate_claim errors whenever the claim value is not a string, even if the user supplied no values filter. This is fine but should be documented somewhere (docs or error variant) so integrators don’t expect number / bool comparison to work.

book/src/appendix/architecture/prover.md (1)

84-90: Docs now accurately describe user-defined JWT claims

The wording is clearer and no longer over-promises server-side validation. Good catch!

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Thanks!

@kubkon kubkon added this pull request to the merge queue Jun 13, 2025
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Merged via the queue into main with commit 9fdb66d Jun 13, 2025
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@kubkon kubkon deleted the kubkon/post-merge-feedback branch June 13, 2025 06:59
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