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do not skip if query string is empty
update user access to the dataset instead of query string for filters

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    • Improved filter handling to ensure all filters are considered, even if some have missing query values.
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    • Updated authorization logic for filters, providing more accurate permission checks based on filter type.

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The filtering logic in the list_filters method of the Filters struct was updated. Filters with a missing filter_query now use an empty string instead of being skipped. Authorization logic was revised: only SQL filters use query-based authorization, while Search and Filter types use dataset-based authorization.

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src/users/filters.rs Updated list_filters to process all filters, substitute empty string for missing queries, and adjust authorization logic for filter types.

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    participant User
    participant Filters
    participant Auth

    User->>Filters: list_filters()
    loop For each filter
        Filters->>Filters: Get filter_query (default to "")
        alt filter.type == SQL
            Filters->>Auth: user_auth_for_query(query)
        else filter.type == Search or Filter
            Filters->>Auth: user_auth_for_datasets(dataset, permissions)
        end
    end
    Filters-->>User: Return authorized filters
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  • update user auth for list filters #1295: Refactors authorization logic by removing user_auth_for_query from alerts_utils and relocating authorization functions, related to the changes in list_filters authorization.

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src/users/filters.rs (2)

192-195: Comment now contradicts the implementation

The comment still describes the old authorization split (SQL | Filter vs Search).
After the logic change (SQL → query-based; Search/Filter → dataset-based) the comment is misleading and will confuse maintainers.

Please update or remove these lines.


199-205: Avoid per-item permission look-ups

Users.get_permissions(key) is invoked inside the loop for every non-SQL filter.
If get_permissions performs any I/O or locking, this can become an unnecessary hotspot.

-        for f in read.iter() {
+        let permissions = Users.get_permissions(key);
+        for f in read.iter() {
             ...
-            } else if *filter_type == FilterType::Search || *filter_type == FilterType::Filter {
-                let dataset_name = &f.stream_name;
-                let permissions = Users.get_permissions(key);
+            } else if *filter_type == FilterType::Search || *filter_type == FilterType::Filter {
+                let dataset_name = &f.stream_name;
                 if user_auth_for_datasets(&permissions, &[dataset_name.to_string()]).is_ok() {

This keeps the hot path lock-free and marginally improves throughput.

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do not skip if query string is empty
update user access to the dataset instead of query string for filters
@nitisht nitisht merged commit 3cdd854 into parseablehq:main Jun 16, 2025
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