Fix type casting and update dependencies #159
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The `bear/fastly-module` package was moved from the main `require` section to `require-dev` in `composer.json`. This ensures the package is only installed in development environments, reducing production dependency overhead.
Upgraded dependencies include `amphp/amp` to version 3.0.2, `amphp/byte-stream` to version 2.1.1, and added new packages such as `amphp/parser` and `amphp/serialization`. Adjusted requirements to PHP 8.1 minimum for most updated packages. Removed deprecated dependency `phpmetrics/phpmetrics`.
Added compatibility for symfony/cache version 7.2 in composer.json. This ensures the application can leverage the latest updates and features of Symfony while maintaining backward compatibility.
Implemented stricter type casting for age header calculations to avoid potential type errors. Updated composer dependencies, including major upgrades to AMP libraries, PHP Parser, and PHPUnit to their latest versions, ensuring compatibility and improved functionality.
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Add BEAR\FastlyModule symbols to the allowed list for the composer-require-checker configuration. This ensures compatibility with Fastly-related classes and prevents false-positive errors during dependency checks.
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8-8: LGTM! Symbol whitelist entries are appropriateThe added Fastly module interfaces in the whitelist align well with the development-only dependency configuration.
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| /** @var string $expiryAt */ | |||
| $expiryAt = $ro->body[$cacheable->expiryAt]; | |||
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| return strtotime($expiryAt) - time(); | |||
| return (int) strtotime($expiryAt) - time(); | |||
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Add error handling for strtotime() failure in getExpiryAtSec
Similar to the previous issue, strtotime() failure should be handled explicitly.
Consider adding validation:
- return (int) strtotime($expiryAt) - time();
+ $timestamp = strtotime($expiryAt);
+ if ($timestamp === false) {
+ throw new \RuntimeException('Invalid expiry date format');
+ }
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| return (int) strtotime($expiryAt) - time(); | |
| $timestamp = strtotime($expiryAt); | |
| if ($timestamp === false) { | |
| throw new \RuntimeException('Invalid expiry date format'); | |
| } | |
| return $timestamp - time(); |
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| return null; | |||
| } | |||
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| $state->headers[Header::AGE] = (string) (time() - strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED])); | |||
| $state->headers[Header::AGE] = (string) (time() - (int) strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED])); | |||
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Add error handling for strtotime() failure
While the integer type casting is good, strtotime() can return false on failure. The current implementation silently converts this to 0, which could mask errors.
Consider adding validation:
- $state->headers[Header::AGE] = (string) (time() - (int) strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED]));
+ $timestamp = strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED]);
+ if ($timestamp === false) {
+ throw new \RuntimeException('Invalid LAST_MODIFIED header format');
+ }
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| $state->headers[Header::AGE] = (string) (time() - (int) strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED])); | |
| $timestamp = strtotime($state->headers[Header::LAST_MODIFIED]); | |
| if ($timestamp === false) { | |
| throw new \RuntimeException('Invalid LAST_MODIFIED header format'); | |
| } | |
| $state->headers[Header::AGE] = (string) (time() - $timestamp); |
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| }, | |||
| "require-dev": { | |||
| "ext-redis": "*", | |||
| "bear/fastly-module": "^1.0", | |||
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Keep bear/fastly-module in require section
The package cannot be moved to require-dev as it has direct dependencies in production code:
src/Cdn/FastlyCachePurger.phpdepends onFastlyCachePurgerInterfacesrc/Cdn/FastlyModule.phpdepends onFastlyPurgeModule
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Verify production code independence from Fastly module
Moving bear/fastly-module to require-dev suggests it's only needed for development. Please verify that production code doesn't directly depend on any Fastly module classes.
Let's check for any direct usage:
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@koriym I apologize for my confusion in the previous response. Looking at it again, the issue still needs to be addressed. Since FastlyCachePurger.php and FastlyModule.php in the src/ directory depend on the Fastly module, the package should be in the require section rather than require-dev. Could you please move it back to the require section?
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@koriym I notice that bear/fastly-module is still in the require-dev section. Could you please move it to the require section since it's needed for production code (used in FastlyCachePurger.php and FastlyModule.php)?
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@koriym I apologize for my previous comment. I see that you've intentionally moved the package to require-dev. Thank you for fixing this!
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PR: bearsunday/BEAR.QueryRepository#159
File: composer.json:26-26
Timestamp: 2025-01-09T11:57:53.884Z
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Check if the FastlyPurgeModule class exists during construction and throw a LogicException if it is missing. This prevents misconfigurations and ensures the required dependency is installed.
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