Fixed proper L0 space agent selection in recursive license assignment

[valentinyanakiev]

• agent was picked up from the wrong entity, leading to agent being picked up from space on L1 spaces, not from account

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced license policy application with the addition of an optional agent parameter, allowing for more flexible license management across spaces and subspaces.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling by updating exception types for better clarity when entitlements or licenses are not found.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to the LicenseService and SpaceLicenseService classes. In LicenseService, the error handling logic has been modified to throw EntityNotFoundException instead of RelationshipNotFoundException in specific methods. In SpaceLicenseService, the applyLicensePolicy method's signature has been updated to include an optional agent parameter, allowing for more flexible license policy applications. The overall structure and control flow of the methods remain unchanged, focusing on refining error categorization and enhancing method capabilities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/domain/common/license/license.service.ts	Updated exception types in findAndCopyParentEntitlement and getEntitlementsFromLicenseOrFail methods from RelationshipNotFoundException to EntityNotFoundException.
src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts	Modified applyLicensePolicy method to include an optional agent parameter, affecting how licenses are extended and applied recursively.

Possibly related PRs

• Add license lookup #4705: This PR adds a license lookup feature that utilizes the LicenseService, which is directly related to the changes made in the LicenseService class in the main PR, particularly in how licenses are handled and retrieved.

Suggested reviewers

• Comoque1

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)

src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (2)

66-69: Correct implementation of agent selection logic.

The use of nullish coalescing (??) ensures proper fallback to space.agent only when necessary, fixing the L0 account agent selection issue.

Consider adding a debug log statement here to track which agent is being used, as this is a critical business logic point that might need monitoring in production.

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Line range hint 28-90: Consider implementing agent selection strategy pattern.

The current implementation handles agent selection well, but as the licensing system grows, you might want to consider implementing a strategy pattern for agent selection. This would make it easier to add new agent selection rules in the future.

Example structure:

interface IAgentSelectionStrategy {
  selectAgent(space: Space, providedAgent?: IAgent): IAgent;
}

class DefaultAgentSelectionStrategy implements IAgentSelectionStrategy {
  selectAgent(space: Space, providedAgent?: IAgent): IAgent {
    return providedAgent ?? space.agent;
  }
}

src/domain/common/license/license.service.ts (1)

183-186: Enhance error message with more context.

The change from RelationshipNotFoundException to EntityNotFoundException is appropriate as it better reflects that we're looking for a specific entitlement entity. However, the error message could be more descriptive.

Consider this improvement:

-      throw new EntityNotFoundException(
-        `Parent entitlement not found: ${childEntitlement.type}`,
-        LogContext.LICENSE
-      );
+      throw new EntityNotFoundException(
+        `Parent entitlement of type '${childEntitlement.type}' not found in parent entitlements`,
+        LogContext.LICENSE
+      );

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• src/domain/common/license/license.service.ts (2 hunks)
• src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (3 hunks)

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src/domain/common/license/license.service.ts (1)

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src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (1)

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src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (2)

28-31: LGTM! Method signature change improves flexibility.

The addition of the optional agent parameter aligns with the PR objective to fix L0 account agent selection while maintaining backward compatibility.

Let's verify this change doesn't break existing callers:

✅ Verification successful

Method signature change is safe and compatible with existing callers

The verification shows that all existing calls to applyLicensePolicy in the codebase are compatible with the new optional agent parameter:

• Most calls use only the required spaceID parameter
• The only call passing the agent parameter is the recursive call within the same service
• Both AccountLicenseService and SpaceLicenseService implementations maintain their respective signatures

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for existing calls to applyLicensePolicy to ensure they're compatible
rg "applyLicensePolicy\(" --type ts -B 2 -A 2

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87-90: Verify the assumption about subspace agent inheritance.

While passing space.agent to subspaces ensures consistency, please verify if there are cases where subspaces should use their own agents instead of inheriting from the parent space.

Let's check if subspaces can have their own agents:

✅ Verification successful

Passing space.agent to subspaces is the correct implementation

The codebase analysis confirms that subspaces should inherit their parent space's agent. This is evidenced by:

1. Each space has a single agent property (agent?: IAgent) in the Space entity
2. During space creation, a new agent is created specifically for that space
3. The license policy implementation explicitly requires the parent space's agent to be passed down to maintain consistent licensing across the hierarchy

The current implementation correctly ensures license policy consistency by passing the parent's agent to subspaces.

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#!/bin/bash
# Check if subspaces can have their own agents
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  $$$
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  $$$
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# Check for any special subspace agent handling
rg "subspace.*agent" --type ts

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#!/bin/bash
# Check Space class definition and agent initialization
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  $$$
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Length of output: 1041

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#!/bin/bash
# Check how agent is used in Space entity and service
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# Check if there's any specific agent handling for subspaces
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  $$$
  agent
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src/domain/common/license/license.service.ts (1)

197-200: Verify exception handling consistency across the codebase.

The change from RelationshipNotFoundException to EntityNotFoundException is correct as this case specifically handles when the license entity itself is undefined. However, we should verify that this pattern is consistently applied across similar scenarios in the codebase.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (1)

88-91: Consistent agent propagation ensures proper recursive license assignment

The propagation of rootLevelSpaceAgent to subspaces ensures consistent license policy application throughout the space hierarchy. This is crucial for maintaining proper access control and license management.

Consider documenting this important agent inheritance behavior in the class-level JSDoc comments, as it's a key architectural decision that affects the entire license assignment process.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/domain/space/space/space.service.license.ts (2)

28-31: LGTM! Method signature change improves flexibility

The addition of the optional agent parameter maintains backward compatibility while allowing explicit agent specification, which aligns with the PR's objective to fix agent selection.

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65-70: Verify agent inheritance in nested spaces

The agent selection logic correctly implements the fix for L0 account agent selection. The rootLevelSpaceAgent ensures consistent agent usage throughout the license policy application.

Let's verify the agent inheritance pattern:

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more context about the agent inheritance pattern by checking the implementation of extendLicensePolicy.

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Let me try a different approach to understand the license policy extension and space hierarchy.

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Let me check the implementation details of the license policy extension to understand how it handles the agent parameter.

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Agent inheritance implementation is correct and properly scoped

The verification confirms that the agent selection logic is correctly implemented:

• The rootLevelSpaceAgent is only used within the license context and properly passed to extendLicensePolicy
• The implementation handles parent-child space relationships appropriately, with clear separation between space hierarchy and license policy extension
• The nullish coalescing operator ensures proper fallback to space.agent when no override is provided
• The variable naming levelZeroSpaceAgent in the method signature reinforces the intended L0 account agent selection

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for extendLicensePolicy implementation and usage
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Length of output: 92

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# Get the implementation of extendLicensePolicy in space service
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