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Delete with no query removes all records by default #7017

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NorthDecoder opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 2 comments
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Delete with no query removes all records by default #7017

NorthDecoder opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 2 comments
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@NorthDecoder
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While struggling to to learn how to write the correct query
to delete only one record, I tried no query and the default of
delete all records was performed.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Following the the todo-list tutorial
lb4 example todo-list
cd loopback4-example-todo-list
npm start
  1. Browse to the API explorer at http://127.0.0.1:3000

  2. Notice that the database is prepopulated

    a. With GET todo-lists/count

    • Click Try It out
    • remove the default query
    • press the execute button
    • see result { "count": 2 }

    b. With button GET todo-lists/

    • Click Try It out
    • remove the default query
    • press the execute button
    • see the response has two lists
      	[
      	  {
      	    "id": 1,
      	    "title": "Sith lord's check list",
      	    "color": "blue"
      	  },
      	  {
      	    "id": 2,
      	    "title": "My daily chores",
      	    "color": "red"
      	  }
      	]

    c. Click button GET /todo-lists/{id}/todos

    • Click Try It out
    • Enter 1 for the id number of the first list
    • remove the default query
    • press the execute button
    • see the response is quantity three pre-populated todos
      id's 1, 2 and 4 .

    WARNING: about to (accidentally) delete all the todos in the list!

    d. Click button DELETE /todo-lists/{id}/todos

    • Click Try It out
    • Enter 1 for the id number of the first list
    • remove the default query
    • press the execute button
    • see the response is
      {
        "count": 3
      }

    e. Re-perform step c. above to see the result is [], an
    empty array. All records have been unceremoniously deleted
    from list 1! The list count is still { "count": 2 }.

Current Behavior

  • Default (accidental) delete of all records.

Expected Behavior

  • My expectation is that at least nothing would happen
    accidentally. Even better, no delete-all would occur
    and that a somewhat helpfull error message would be
    returned stating that an empty query is not allowed with
    a delete request.

Link to reproduction sandbox

N/A

Additional information

  • linux x64 14.15.1

@loopback/[email protected] /home/northdecoder/workspace/loopback4-example-todo-list
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── @loopback/[email protected]
├── [email protected]

Related Issues

Thinking this may have already been discussed, I read through
a bunch of issues with 'delete' somewhere in the text. Not sure
of the relevance.

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