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chore(release): pulling release/3.2.0 into main #1667

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  • New Features
    • Introduced setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods across various sample apps for enhanced tracking and session management.
    • Added Date type support in API objects and options, improving data handling capabilities.
    • Implemented a new keys() method in storage interfaces for better key management.
    • Updated RudderStack JS SDK version to 3.0.1 across multiple examples and packages for improved functionality and bug fixes.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Optimized local storage transactions for better performance and reliability.
    • Fixed type issues in analytics common package, enhancing stability.
    • Addressed issues with polyfillio by replacing it with fastly, ensuring better compatibility and loading speeds.
  • Refactor
    • Simplified logic and enhanced code clarity in retry queue tests and implementations.
    • Improved type declarations and adjusted method signatures for better type safety and usability.
    • Reorganized imports and refined window interface in analytics JS for cleaner codebase.
  • Chores
    • Updated dependency versions in various packages to ensure compatibility and leverage new features.
    • Adjusted GitHub Actions workflow to use GitHub hosted runners for publishing releases, improving CI/CD processes.

saikumarrs and others added 14 commits March 21, 2024 15:51
* fix: update consent management options types to make all fields optional

* fix: update rudderanalytics type

* fix: preloaded types

* fix: type cast

* fix: types for loading script module
* chore: updated loading snippets in examples and sample htmls

* chore: formatting updated

* chore: remove chore changes from release

* chore: comment added
* feat: avoid writing to reclaim fields continuously

* feat: add timer scale factor option

* fix: revert the localstorage clearing strategy

* fix: optimize localstorage key access

* test(analytics-js-plugins): improve test coverage for retryqueue

* test(analytics-js): improve test coverage for all the storages

* test(analytics-js): improve test coverage for all the storage modules
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The overarching theme of these updates revolves around refining the RudderStack analytics toolset. Key enhancements include the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods across various platforms (Angular, Next.js, React), signifying a shift towards more robust tracking and privacy management. The upgrade to RudderStack JS SDK version '3.0.1' across several examples underscores a commitment to keeping the technology stack current. Additionally, the introduction of date types, optimization of local storage transactions, and adjustments to consent management options in the analytics-js-common package, along with updates in dependency versions and bug fixes related to storage and polyfill replacements, indicate a broad effort to enhance functionality, user experience, and compliance.

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.github/workflows/publish-new-release.yml Adjusted job trigger logic for publishing GitHub releases using hosted runners.
examples/.../index.html, .../layout.tsx, .../layout.js, .../_document.tsx Added setDefaultInstanceKey and consent; removed user/group traits methods; updated RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1'.
packages/analytics-js-common/..., packages/analytics-js-integrations/..., packages/analytics-js-plugins/..., packages/analytics-js/..., packages/loading-scripts/..., packages/sanity-suite/... Added date type, optimized local storage, fixed type issues, updated dependencies to 3.0.1, replaced polyfillio with fastly, and addressed type and consent management adjustments.
packages/analytics-js-plugins/__tests__/..., packages/analytics-js/__tests__/... Added timerScaleFactor, refactored tests, and updated storage behavior tests.
packages/analytics-js/rollup.config.mjs, packages/analytics-v1.1/rollup-configs/rollup.utilities.mjs Updated polyfillIoUrl to a new domain.

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packages/analytics-js/src/components/preloadBuffer/types.ts (1)
  • 4-4: Using any[] for function arguments in RudderAnalyticsPreloader increases flexibility but reduces type safety. Consider using more specific types if the expected argument types are known, or provide justification for the broad use of any.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/ApiObject.ts (1)
  • 12-12: Adding the Date type to ApiObject is a positive change, enhancing the package's ability to accurately handle date-related data.
packages/analytics-js/src/types/rudderanalytics.d.ts (1)
  • 10-10: Allowing undefined for the rudderanalytics property in the global Window interface is a good practice, accommodating scenarios where the analytics library might not be loaded or initialized yet.
packages/loading-scripts/src/types/rudderanalytics.d.ts (1)
  • 10-10: The update to allow undefined for the rudderanalytics property in the global Window interface is consistent with improvements in the analytics-js package, enhancing type safety and flexibility.
packages/sanity-suite/src/types/rudderanalytics.d.ts (1)
  • 10-10: The consistency in allowing undefined for the rudderanalytics property across multiple packages enhances type safety and flexibility, accommodating the analytics library's initialization state.
packages/analytics-js-plugins/CHANGELOG_LATEST.md (1)
  • 1-10: The changelog for version 3.0.2 of analytics-js-plugins accurately documents the updates, including the dependency update to @rudderstack/analytics-js-common version 3.0.1 and the optimization of local storage transactions.
packages/loading-scripts/CHANGELOG_LATEST.md (1)
  • 1-11: The changelog for version 3.0.2 of @rudderstack/analytics-js-loading-scripts accurately documents the updates, including the dependency update to @rudderstack/analytics-js version 3.0.1, and bug fixes related to polyfill replacement and type issues.
packages/analytics-js-common/CHANGELOG_LATEST.md (1)
  • 1-12: The changelog for version 3.1.0 of @rudderstack/analytics-js-common accurately documents significant updates, including the addition of the Date type in apiobject and apioptions, optimization of local storage transactions, and fixes for type issues.
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  • 1-6: The version update and dependency updates are clearly documented and follow best practices for changelog entries.
  • 8-12: The bug fixes are well-documented, providing clear descriptions and links to issues and commits for full traceability.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/Consent.ts (1)
  • 34-35: Making enabled and provider fields optional in ConsentManagementOptions increases configuration flexibility. Ensure existing code that uses these types is reviewed for compatibility with these changes.
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Given this context, it is important to ensure that the existing code that uses ConsentManagementOptions is compatible with the changes. Developers should review these areas to confirm that making these fields optional does not introduce any unintended side effects or require adjustments to maintain the intended functionality.

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  • 1-1: The type-only import for IStorage is correctly used, aligning with TypeScript best practices.
  • 17-28: The additional test cases for InMemoryStorage are comprehensive, covering various scenarios. Consider adding more descriptive comments to explain the purpose and expected outcomes of each test case.
packages/analytics-js/__tests__/services/StoreManager/storages/sessionStorage.test.ts (2)
  • 1-1: The type-only import for IStorage is correctly used, aligning with TypeScript best practices.
  • 17-28: The additional test cases for SessionStorage are comprehensive, covering various scenarios. Consider adding more descriptive comments to explain the purpose and expected outcomes of each test case.
packages/analytics-js-plugins/src/utilities/retryQueue/constants.ts (1)
  • 13-14: The addition of MIN_TIMER_SCALE_FACTOR and MAX_TIMER_SCALE_FACTOR constants enhances the flexibility of configuring the retry mechanism's timing behavior.
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  • 10-10: Updating window.RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing tracking and session management functionalities.
  • 13-25: The adjustments to the methods array, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of methods related to user and group traits retrieval, reflect significant updates in tracking and session management. Ensure existing implementations that rely on the removed methods are reviewed for compatibility with these changes.
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  • 9-9: Updating window.RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing tracking and session management functionalities.
  • 12-24: The adjustments to the methods array, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of methods related to user and group traits retrieval, reflect significant updates in tracking and session management. Ensure existing implementations that rely on the removed methods are reviewed for compatibility with these changes.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/EventApi.ts (1)
  • 25-25: The addition of the Date type to ApiOptions enhances the flexibility of the API, allowing for direct handling of date objects. This is a positive change.
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  • 10-10: The updates to the analytics setup script, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods and the update of RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1', align well with the latest analytics-js API and functionalities. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives.

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packages/analytics-js/__tests__/services/StoreManager/storages/CookieStorage.test.ts (2)
  • 1-1: Using type for importing IStorage is a good practice, as it can lead to more efficient bundling by allowing tools to easily omit these imports from the final bundle if they're not used.
  • 20-21: The modifications to assertions related to the engine keys are appropriate and ensure that the tests reflect the current behavior of the storage engine.

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  • 18-18: The updates to the analytics setup script, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods and the update of RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1', align well with the latest analytics-js API and functionalities. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives.

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examples/nextjs/hooks/sample-app/src/app/layout.tsx (1)
  • 19-19: The updates to the analytics setup script, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods and the update of RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1', align well with the latest analytics-js API and functionalities. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives.

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examples/nextjs/ts/sample-app/src/app/layout.tsx (1)
  • 19-19: The updates to the analytics setup script, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent methods and the update of RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1', align well with the latest analytics-js API and functionalities. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 22-22, 34-34

packages/analytics-js/src/index.ts (2)
  • 2-2: The reorganization of imports and adjustments to type exports in index.ts streamline the structure and improve the readability of the code. These changes align with best practices for organizing and exporting types.

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  • 32-32: The refinement of the rudderanalytics window interface to include specific types and undefined enhances type safety and clarity, making the possible states of the rudderanalytics object clear.
packages/analytics-js/src/services/StoreManager/storages/InMemoryStorage.ts (1)
  • 60-62: Refactoring the key method to use the new keys method internally in the InMemoryStorage class enhances code readability and maintainability. This change is consistent with the DRY principle and improves the overall structure.

Also applies to: 64-65

packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/Store.ts (1)
  • 57-57: The addition of the keys() method to the IStorage interface is a useful enhancement, providing a standardized way to retrieve all keys from the storage. This aligns well with common storage interface patterns.
packages/analytics-js/src/services/StoreManager/storages/sessionStorage.ts (2)
  • 9-9: Importing the Nullable type is appropriate for use in method signatures where a return value may legitimately be null.
  • 62-71: The implementation of the keys() method in the SessionStorage class is correct and efficiently retrieves all keys from the session storage. This aligns with the updated IStorage interface.
packages/analytics-js/src/services/StoreManager/storages/LocalStorage.ts (2)
  • 61-63: The update to the key(index: number) method in the LocalStorage class to use the keys() method for retrieving keys is a good improvement, making the code more maintainable and aligned with the keys() method's introduction.
  • 66-67: The addition of the keys() method in the LocalStorage class correctly implements the functionality to retrieve all keys from the local storage, adhering to the updated IStorage interface.
examples/reactjs/hooks/sample-app/public/index.html (2)
  • 29-29: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' correctly reflects the new version of the analytics snippet.
  • 32-44: The addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of methods related to user and group traits retrieval (getAnonymousId, getUserId, getUserTraits, getGroupId, and getGroupTraits), correctly update the analytics snippet to align with the latest functionalities and privacy considerations.
examples/reactjs/js/sample-app/public/index.html (2)
  • 29-29: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' in this React JS sample app is consistent and aligns with the updates across other sample applications.
  • 32-44: The method updates in the analytics snippet, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of user and group traits retrieval methods, are correctly applied, ensuring consistency across sample applications.
examples/reactjs/ts/sample-app/public/index.html (2)
  • 29-29: The update to RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' in the TypeScript React sample app is correctly applied and consistent with the updates in other sample applications.
  • 32-44: The method updates in the analytics snippet, including the addition of setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of user and group traits retrieval methods, are correctly applied in this TypeScript React sample app, ensuring consistency and alignment with the project's objectives.
packages/analytics-js/src/services/StoreManager/storages/CookieStorage.ts (2)
  • 72-74: The update to the key(index: number) method in the CookieStorage class to use the keys() method for retrieving keys is a good improvement, making the code more maintainable and aligned with the keys() method's introduction.
  • 77-78: The addition of the keys() method in the CookieStorage class correctly implements the functionality to retrieve all keys from cookies, adhering to the updated IStorage interface.
packages/loading-scripts/src/index.ts (3)
  • 21-21: The type assertion for window.rudderanalytics as PreloadedEventCall[] is appropriate, ensuring type safety and clarity in the context of preloading analytics events.
  • 58-58: The updated comment regarding the polyfill source for legacy Safari provides useful clarity and is a good note for maintainers about the global polyfill strategy.
  • 86-86: Updating the polyfill source to polyfill-fastly.io with specific features and a callback is a precise approach to ensure compatibility across browsers, including legacy ones.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/index-npm.html (1)
  • 85-85: The update to the polyfill script URL from polyfill.io to polyfill-fastly.io is noted and appears correct. Ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the features specified in the query parameters remain consistent with the project's requirements.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/index-npm.html (1)
  • 66-66: The update to the polyfill script URL from polyfill.io to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with the project's update strategy. Ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the specified features in the query parameters meet the project's requirements.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/index-cdn.html (1)
  • 109-109: The change to the polyfill script URL to polyfill-fastly.io is noted. Please ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the features specified in the query parameters are consistent with the project's requirements.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/index-local.html (1)
  • 116-116: The update to the polyfill script URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with the project's update strategy. Ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the specified features in the query parameters meet the project's requirements.
.github/workflows/publish-new-release.yml (2)
  • 16-16: The comment clarifying the use of GitHub hosted runners for publishing GitHub releases is a good addition for clarity.
  • 16-16: The updated conditional logic to trigger the job only for merged pull requests starting with 'release/' or 'hotfix-release/' is a good practice for managing releases and hotfixes efficiently.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/LoadOptions.ts (1)
  • 81-82: The addition of the timerScaleFactor property to QueueOpts is a useful enhancement for dynamic queue management. It would be beneficial to include documentation or comments explaining its purpose and how it should be used to ensure clarity for developers.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/integrations/index-npm.html (1)
  • 71-71: The update to the polyfill script URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with the project's update strategy. Ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the specified features in the query parameters meet the project's requirements.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/manualLoadCall/index-npm.html (1)
  • 71-71: The update to the polyfill script URL to polyfill-fastly.io is noted and appears correct. Ensure that the version 3.111.0 and the features specified in the query parameters remain consistent with the project's requirements.
packages/analytics-v1.1/rollup-configs/rollup.utilities.mjs (1)
  • 24-24: The update of the polyfillIoUrl from polyfill.io to polyfill-fastly.io seems appropriate. Ensure that the new polyfill service provides the same or enhanced functionality and performance.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/manualLoadCall/index-npm.html (1)
  • 57-57: The update of the polyfill script's source URL to polyfill-fastly.io is noted. Please ensure compatibility and performance checks are conducted for the new polyfill service.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/integrations/index-cdn.html (1)
  • 99-99: The update of the polyfill script's source URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent across files. Ensure compatibility and performance checks are conducted for the new polyfill service.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/manualLoadCall/index-cdn.html (1)
  • 99-99: The update of the polyfill script's source URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent across files. Ensure compatibility and performance checks are conducted for the new polyfill service.
packages/analytics-js/src/components/utilities/consent.ts (1)
  • 101-102: Making the provider parameter optional in the getConsentManagerInfo function and adjusting the assignment of consentManagerPluginName enhances flexibility. Please ensure that scenarios where provider is undefined are handled correctly without introducing bugs.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/integrations/index-local.html (1)
  • 101-101: The update of the polyfill script's source URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent across files. Ensure compatibility and performance checks are conducted for the new polyfill service.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v1.1/manualLoadCall/index-local.html (1)
  • 101-101: The update of the polyfill script's source URL to polyfill-fastly.io is consistent across files. Ensure compatibility and performance checks are conducted for the new polyfill service.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/index-cdn.html (10)
  • 1-1: The doctype declaration is correctly updated to <!doctype html>, ensuring the document adheres to HTML5 standards.
  • 18-18: Adding a new cookie group for 'Advertisement Cookies' enhances the granularity of cookie management. Ensure this aligns with the privacy policy and user consent management strategy.
  • 25-25: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' is crucial for leveraging the latest features and fixes. Verify that this version is compatible with all integrated services and does not introduce breaking changes.
  • 29-29: The rudderAnalyticsBuildType is set to 'legacy'. Consider verifying if this is the intended default setting, especially given the later conditional logic that might set it to 'modern'.
Verification successful

The setting of rudderAnalyticsBuildType to 'legacy' as a default, with conditional logic to switch to 'modern' in specific scenarios, is consistently implemented across the application. This indicates that the use of 'legacy' as the default setting is intentional and part of the application's designed behavior.

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* 31-45: The addition of new analytics methods such as `setDefaultInstanceKey`, `startSession`, `endSession`, and `consent` reflects an enhancement in tracking capabilities. Ensure these methods are well-documented and their usage is clear to developers. * 56-56: The conditional logic to set `window.rudderAnalyticsBuildType` to 'modern' based on feature detection is a good practice. However, ensure that all features required for the 'modern' build are supported across the target browsers. * 82-84: The inclusion of a polyfill script from `polyfill-fastly.io` is a significant change. Ensure that this new source is reliable and that the specified version (`3.111.0`) and features (`Symbol`, `Promise`) are appropriate for the application's compatibility requirements. * 98-98: Setting an anonymous ID explicitly is a critical operation for user tracking. Ensure that the hardcoded value 'automationqa_123' is intended for demonstration purposes and not present in production code.
Verification successful

The hardcoded anonymous ID 'automationqa_123' is found across various files in the codebase, including HTML files in different versions and JSON fixtures. This pattern of usage suggests that the ID is consistently used for demonstration or testing purposes, rather than being intended for production environments. Therefore, the initial concern is addressed with the clarification that the usage of 'automationqa_123' appears appropriate for its context.

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* 110-127: The `loadOptions` configuration includes several new options, such as `consentManagement` and `anonymousIdOptions`. It's essential to ensure these configurations are correctly documented and tested, especially the `migrate` option under `storage`, which could have significant implications for existing users. * 130-130: The `rudderanalytics.load` method call with the new `loadOptions` signifies a significant update in how analytics are initialized. Ensure that the placeholders `__WRITE_KEY__` and `__DATAPLANE_URL__` are correctly replaced during the deployment process.
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The search results confirm the presence of __WRITE_KEY__ and __DATAPLANE_URL__ placeholders across various files in the codebase, including HTML files and rollup configuration files. These configuration files indicate a mechanism for replacing these placeholders with environment variables (process.env.WRITE_KEY and process.env.DATAPLANE_URL) during the build process. This supports the review comment's concern about ensuring the placeholders are correctly replaced during deployment. Therefore, the review comment is consistent with the codebase's state.

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packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/index-local.html (7)
  • 18-18: Adding a new cookie group 'Advertisement Cookies' enhances the granularity of cookie management. Ensure that this addition aligns with privacy regulations and user consent mechanisms.
  • 25-25: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' ensures that the latest SDK version is used. This is crucial for leveraging new features and bug fixes.
  • 31-45: The addition of new methods such as setDefaultInstanceKey and consent, and the removal of user and group traits retrieval methods align with the PR objectives. However, ensure that the removal of traits retrieval methods does not impact existing functionalities that rely on them.
  • 56-56: Switching the analytics build type to 'modern' based on dynamic feature detection is a good practice for optimizing script loading. Ensure that this change is thoroughly tested across different browsers and environments.
  • 82-84: Updating the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io addresses the bug fixes related to polyfill replacement. Verify that all required polyfills are included and that there are no performance regressions due to this change.
  • 110-130: The updates to loadOptions, including the addition of consentManagement and anonymousIdOptions, enhance the SDK's configurability. Ensure that these options are documented and that their usage is clear to developers.
  • 146-146: The inclusion of Bootstrap's CSS from a CDN with a specified version and integrity hash is a good practice for ensuring the integrity and version control of external resources.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/integrations/index-cdn.html (6)
  • 1-1: Changing the doctype declaration to lowercase (<!doctype html>) is acceptable as HTML5 doctype declaration is case-insensitive. This change should not impact the functionality or compliance of the document.
  • 26-26: The update to the SDK base URL to include __CDN_VERSION_PATH__ allows for more flexible version management of the SDK. Ensure that the placeholder is correctly replaced during the build or deployment process to point to the correct version.
  • 29-29: The use of single quotes for window.rudderAnalyticsBuildType is consistent with JavaScript best practices for string literals. This change improves code consistency.
  • 82-84: The update to the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with the previous file. Again, ensure that all required polyfills are included and that there are no performance regressions due to this change.
  • 96-107: The addition of new properties to the loadOptions object, such as migrate under storage, potentially enhances the SDK's flexibility in handling storage mechanisms. Ensure that these new options are well-documented and tested for backward compatibility.
  • 110-113: Refactoring the window.manualLoad function to accept manualLoadOptions provides additional flexibility in SDK initialization. This is a positive change, but ensure that it is documented for developers to understand how to use it effectively.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/manualLoadCall/index-cdn.html (5)
  • 25-25: The update to RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' in this file is consistent with the updates in other files. This ensures that the latest SDK version is used across all examples and test suites.
  • 26-26: The use of __CDN_VERSION_PATH__ in the SDK base URL allows for dynamic versioning of the SDK. Ensure that this placeholder is correctly replaced during the build or deployment process.
  • 82-84: The update to the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io is consistent across files. As previously mentioned, verify that all required polyfills are included and that there are no performance regressions.
  • 96-107: The addition of new properties to the loadOptions object, including migrate under storage, is a good practice for enhancing SDK flexibility. Ensure these options are well-documented and tested.
  • 110-113: Refactoring the window.manualLoad function to accept manualLoadOptions provides flexibility in SDK initialization. This change should be documented for clarity on its usage.
examples/v3/index.html (2)
  • 9-9: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' ensures the example uses the latest SDK version. This is important for demonstrating the SDK's current capabilities and features.
  • 28-28: The addition of the consent method to the list of methods is in line with the PR objectives to enhance functionality around consent management. Ensure that this method is properly documented in the SDK's documentation.
examples/v3-legacy/index.html (2)
  • 9-9: The update to RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' in this legacy example ensures consistency across examples and the use of the latest SDK features.
  • 28-28: Adding the consent method aligns with the enhancements around consent management. As with the previous file, ensure this addition is well-documented for developers.
examples/v3-minimum-plugins/index.html (3)
  • 9-9: The SDK version has been updated to '3.0.1'. Ensure that this version is compatible with the rest of your project and that all necessary testing has been performed to confirm that the update does not introduce any regressions.
  • 28-28: The addition of the 'consent' method aligns with the changes mentioned in the PR objectives. It's important to ensure that this method is implemented correctly and tested thoroughly, especially considering its potential impact on user consent management.
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The removal of 'getAnonymousId' from the buffered methods list is noted. Based on the provided learnings, this change is intentional and should not affect the SDK's functionality. However, ensure that any dependent features or implementations that relied on this method being buffered are updated accordingly.

examples/v3-legacy-minimum-plugins/index.html (3)
  • 9-9: The SDK version has been updated to '3.0.1'. As with the previous file, ensure compatibility with your project and conduct thorough testing to confirm that the update does not introduce regressions.
  • 28-28: The addition of the 'consent' method is consistent with the PR objectives. Ensure correct implementation and thorough testing, particularly given its significance in managing user consent.
  • 22-31: > 📝 NOTE

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The removal of 'getAnonymousId' from the buffered methods list is consistent with the previous file and the provided learnings. Ensure any dependent features or implementations are updated accordingly.

examples/v3-beacon/index.html (4)
  • 9-9: The SDK version has been updated to '3.0.1'. Confirm compatibility with your project and perform comprehensive testing to ensure no regressions are introduced by this update.
  • 28-28: The 'consent' method has been added, aligning with the PR objectives. Ensure its implementation is correct and thoroughly tested, especially considering its importance in user consent management.
  • 22-31: > 📝 NOTE

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The removal of 'getAnonymousId' from the buffered methods list is consistent with the provided learnings. Ensure any dependent features or implementations that relied on this method being buffered are updated accordingly.

  • 22-31: > 📝 NOTE

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The use of beacon transport is specified in the loadOptions with beacon-specific options. This is a significant change that enhances the SDK's functionality. Ensure that the beacon transport mechanism is compatible with your use cases and that it has been tested across different browsers and devices for reliability.

packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/integrations/index-local.html (7)
  • 18-19: Adding a new cookie group for 'Advertisement Cookies' is a good update for transparency and user consent management.
  • 25-25: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' ensures that the latest SDK version is used, which is crucial for accessing new features and bug fixes.
  • 29-29: Setting window.rudderAnalyticsBuildType to 'legacy' by default is a sensible choice for broader compatibility. However, consider documenting or providing guidance on when to switch to 'modern' for users who can benefit from it.
  • 31-45: The restructuring of method declarations into an array format is a clean and organized approach. It enhances readability and maintainability of the code.
  • 56-56: The logic to switch window.rudderAnalyticsBuildType to 'modern' based on dynamic feature detection (import("")) is a smart way to leverage modern JavaScript features when available. Ensure thorough testing across various browsers to avoid compatibility issues.
  • 82-84: Updating the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io is a good change for improved reliability. Ensure that the version '3.111.0' and the specified features ('Symbol', 'Promise') are the only ones needed for your application's compatibility across browsers.
  • 96-110: The updates to loadOptions including the addition of provider: 'oneTrust' and setting migrate: true under storage are important for managing consent and storage migration. Ensure that these settings align with your application's privacy and data handling policies.
packages/sanity-suite/public/v3/manualLoadCall/index-local.html (8)
  • 18-19: The addition of 'Advertisement Cookies' group is consistent with the previous file, enhancing user consent management.
  • 25-25: Updating the SDK version to '3.0.1' ensures the use of the latest features and bug fixes, which is crucial for maintaining the SDK's effectiveness.
  • 29-29: Setting the build type to 'legacy' by default is a good practice for compatibility. Consider providing guidance for users on when to use 'modern'.
  • 31-45: The array format for method declarations enhances code readability and maintainability, similar to the previous file.
  • 56-56: The dynamic feature detection for setting the build type to 'modern' is a smart approach. Ensure compatibility testing across various browsers.
  • 82-84: The polyfill URL update to https://polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with the previous file. Verify that the specified version and features meet the application's needs.
  • 96-110: The loadOptions updates, including consent management and storage migration settings, are important. Ensure these align with privacy and data handling policies.
  • 155-161: The manual SDK load logic via form submission is well-implemented, offering flexibility for configuration testing. Ensure input validation to prevent security issues.
Verification successful

The verification process has revealed that input validation for writeKey and dataplaneURL is implemented within the codebase. Specifically, the functions validateWriteKey and validateDataPlaneUrl are designed to ensure the integrity and security of these inputs. This confirms the initial review comment regarding the implementation of input validation for form submission, highlighting the importance of security measures in configuration testing.

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packages/analytics-js/public/index-legacy-only.html (5)
  • 1-1: Updating the doctype declaration to <!doctype html> is a good practice for ensuring HTML5 standards compliance.
  • 5-5: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' ensures the use of the latest SDK version, which is important for accessing new features and bug fixes.
  • 24-24: Adding a comma after 'consent' in the method list improves code readability and consistency.
  • 44-44: Adding a comma after configurable: true is a minor syntax improvement that enhances code readability.
  • 65-65: The update to the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io is consistent with previous files. Ensure that the specified version and features meet the application's compatibility needs.
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Please note that this script searches the repository for files containing references to "browser support" or "polyfill", which could help identify the application's browser compatibility requirements and the necessary polyfills.


The provided shell script output indicates that the codebase contains references to various polyfills, including those for Promise, Symbol, Array.from, String.prototype.includes, and others. These references are found in different parts of the codebase, including package dependencies and specific implementation files. The presence of these polyfills suggests an effort to ensure compatibility with older browsers or environments that might not support these modern JavaScript features natively.

Given the context of the review comment, which focuses on the update to the polyfill URL and the specified version and features, the script output provides evidence that the application is indeed using polyfills to enhance browser compatibility. The references to specific polyfills, such as Promise and Symbol, align with the features mentioned in the updated URL (Symbol%2CPromise). Additionally, the script output shows updates and configurations related to polyfill usage, indicating active management of these compatibility layers.

Based on the script output and the analysis of the codebase's references to polyfills, it can be concluded that the application is utilizing polyfills to meet its compatibility needs, as mentioned in the review comment. The specific version and features in the updated URL (https://polyfill-fastly.io/v3/polyfill.min.js?version=3.111.0&features=Symbol%2CPromise&callback=rudderAnalyticsMount) are consistent with the application's approach to ensuring browser support through polyfills.

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packages/analytics-js/public/index.html (2)
  • 5-5: Updating the RudderSnippetVersion to '3.0.1' ensures that the latest SDK version is used, which is crucial for accessing new features and bug fixes.
  • 65-65: The update to the polyfill URL to https://polyfill-fastly.io is a good change for improved reliability. Ensure that the version '3.111.0' and the specified features ('Symbol', 'Promise') are the only ones needed for your application's compatibility across browsers.
packages/analytics-js/src/app/RudderAnalytics.ts (1)
  • 142-142: The casting of rudderanalytics to PreloadedEventCall[] through unknown is a workaround for type assertion. While this works, ensure that the types involved are well-understood and that this casting does not hide potential type mismatches or errors. Consider adding a comment explaining why this casting is necessary for future maintainers.
packages/loading-scripts/CHANGELOG.md (3)
  • 5-5: The version bump to 3.0.2 is clearly documented, including a helpful comparison link. Good practice.
  • 7-9: The update of @rudderstack/analytics-js to version 3.0.1 is correctly documented. It's crucial for users to be aware of such updates.
  • 11-14: The documentation of bug fixes, including the replacement of polyfillio with fastly and addressing type issues, is clear and transparent, providing issue numbers and commit links.
packages/sanity-suite/CHANGELOG.md (3)
  • 5-5: The version bump to 3.0.2 is clearly documented, including a helpful comparison link. Good practice.
  • 7-10: The updates of @rudderstack/analytics-js and rudder-sdk-js to version 3.0.1 are correctly documented. It's crucial for users to be aware of such updates.
  • 12-14: The documentation of bug fixes, including the replacement of polyfillio with fastly and addressing type issues, is clear and transparent, providing issue numbers and commit links.
packages/analytics-js/rollup.config.mjs (1)
  • 47-47: The update to the polyfillIoUrl variable changes the source of polyfills from polyfill.io to polyfill-fastly.io. This change seems intended but it's crucial to verify that the new source provides comprehensive polyfill support with equal or improved performance and compatibility across browsers.
packages/analytics-js-common/CHANGELOG.md (1)
  • 5-17: The changelog entries for version 3.1.0 correctly document the new features and bug fixes. However, ensure that the documentation elsewhere (e.g., API docs or user guides) is also updated to reflect these changes, especially the addition of the date type and optimizations to localstorage transactions.
packages/analytics-js-integrations/CHANGELOG.md (1)
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The changelog is well-structured, providing clear information about the changes made in each version. It adheres to standard practices for changelog documentation, making it easy for users to understand the evolution of the package. Keep up the good work in maintaining clear and detailed changelog entries.

packages/analytics-js-plugins/src/utilities/retryQueue/RetryQueue.ts (9)
  • 8-8: The import of isNullOrUndefined is added to enhance null or undefined checks. Ensure that this utility function is used consistently throughout the file for such checks.
  • 35-36: Constants MIN_TIMER_SCALE_FACTOR and MAX_TIMER_SCALE_FACTOR are introduced for timer calculations. Verify that these constants are set to appropriate values that align with the expected behavior of the retry mechanism.
  • 69-70: The addition of reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal properties with nullable string types is a good practice for handling optional values. Ensure that these properties are properly managed throughout the lifecycle of the RetryQueue instance.
  • 103-116: The timer calculations have been adjusted based on the timerScaleFactor. This change introduces dynamic scaling of timers, which can be beneficial for adapting retry intervals based on environmental factors or configurations. Ensure that the scaling factor is validated and tested to prevent extreme values that could lead to undesirable behavior.
Verification successful

Given the need to verify the handling of timerScaleFactor within the expected range, we should search the codebase for any tests and validation logic related to this factor. This will help ensure that the timerScaleFactor is properly validated and tested, preventing extreme values that could lead to undesirable behavior.


The search results indicate that there are tests related to timerScaleFactor in RetryQueue.test.ts and validation logic in both RetryQueue.ts and LoadOptions.ts. To verify the original comment's concerns regarding the validation and testing of timerScaleFactor, we need to examine the content of these files to understand how timerScaleFactor is handled.


The examination of the provided files confirms that the timerScaleFactor is both validated and tested to ensure it stays within a defined range, preventing extreme values. The validation logic in RetryQueue.ts ensures that timerScaleFactor cannot exceed or fall below specified limits. Additionally, the tests in RetryQueue.test.ts, although not explicitly focusing on timerScaleFactor, indirectly test its application by instantiating RetryQueue with a specific scaling factor. This addresses the original review comment's concerns about preventing extreme values for timerScaleFactor.

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for tests related to timerScaleFactor
echo "Searching for tests related to timerScaleFactor..."
rg "timerScaleFactor" --type js --type ts --files-with-matches --glob '*test*'

# Search for validation logic related to timerScaleFactor in the code
echo "Searching for validation logic related to timerScaleFactor..."
rg "timerScaleFactor" --type js --type ts --files-with-matches | grep -v 'test'

Length of output: 603



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#!/bin/bash
# Examine the content of RetryQueue.test.ts, RetryQueue.ts, and LoadOptions.ts
echo "Contents of RetryQueue.test.ts:"
cat packages/analytics-js-plugins/__tests__/utilities/retryQueue/RetryQueue.test.ts

echo "Contents of RetryQueue.ts:"
cat packages/analytics-js-plugins/src/utilities/retryQueue/RetryQueue.ts

echo "Contents of LoadOptions.ts:"
cat packages/analytics-js-common/src/types/LoadOptions.ts

Length of output: 57539

* 181-183: Retrieving storage entries using `getStorageEntry` method is a crucial operation. Ensure that the method handles all possible return types correctly and safely in the calling context. * 325-325: The update to `getBatchDispatchInfo` method name improves clarity. Ensure that all references to this method are updated accordingly to prevent any broken functionality. * 419-419: The `getBatchDispatchInfo` method's implementation is crucial for determining batch dispatch criteria. Ensure that the logic for determining whether criteria are met or exceeded is thoroughly tested, especially in edge cases. * 635-644: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [638-663]

The removeStorageEntry method's refactoring to handle queue entry removal is a good improvement. Ensure that the retry logic for handling NS_ERROR_STORAGE_BUSY errors is tested, particularly to verify that it gracefully handles failures and retries as expected.

  • 708-727: The enhancement to the findOtherQueues method to filter and set stores based on keys is a good practice for managing multiple queue instances. Ensure that this method's logic is robust and tested, especially for edge cases where store keys might not follow the expected format.
packages/analytics-js-plugins/__tests__/utilities/retryQueue/RetryQueue.test.ts (3)
  • 40-47: The addition of timerScaleFactor in the RetryQueue constructor is a significant change. It's important to ensure that this new option is documented clearly in the code comments or the corresponding documentation to help developers understand its purpose and how to use it effectively.
  • 206-222: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [198-219]

The simplification of the shouldRetry logic to a single line is a clean and efficient approach. However, it's crucial to ensure that this change doesn't inadvertently alter the intended behavior of retry attempts. Adding a few more test cases to cover edge conditions related to retry attempts could enhance the robustness of this logic.

Would you like me to help by adding additional test cases to cover edge conditions for the shouldRetry logic?

  • 824-830: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [827-863]

The loop increment logic for adding items to the queue has been adjusted. This change seems to be part of a larger test case that verifies the behavior of the queue under specific conditions. It's essential to ensure that the test case still accurately reflects the intended functionality of the queue, especially with respect to handling a large number of items and respecting the maxItems and maxAttempts settings.

Comment on lines +188 to +195
name: string,
value?: Nullable<QueueItem<QueueItemData>[] | Record<string, any>> | number,
) {
this.store.set(name ?? this.name, value ?? []);
if (isNullOrUndefined(value)) {
this.store.remove(name);
} else {
this.store.set(name, value);
}
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The setStorageEntry method now handles isNullOrUndefined values by removing the entry from storage. This change is a good practice for managing optional data. However, ensure that this behavior is covered by unit tests to prevent regressions.

+ // Ensure coverage for the case when value is null or undefined
+ test('setStorageEntry removes entry when value is null or undefined', () => {
+   // Test implementation goes here
+ });

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name: string,
value?: Nullable<QueueItem<QueueItemData>[] | Record<string, any>> | number,
) {
this.store.set(name ?? this.name, value ?? []);
if (isNullOrUndefined(value)) {
this.store.remove(name);
} else {
this.store.set(name, value);
}
name: string,
value?: Nullable<QueueItem<QueueItemData>[] | Record<string, any>> | number,
) {
if (isNullOrUndefined(value)) {
this.store.remove(name);
} else {
this.store.set(name, value);
}
// Ensure coverage for the case when value is null or undefined
test('setStorageEntry removes entry when value is null or undefined', () => {
// Test implementation goes here
});

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if (this.reclaimStartVal != null) {
this.reclaimStartVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_START, null);
}

if (this.reclaimEndVal != null) {
this.reclaimEndVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_END, null);
}

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The ack method's handling of reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal has been updated. While the change seems appropriate, ensure that these updates are covered by unit tests to validate the behavior in various scenarios.

+ // Ensure coverage for ack method's handling of reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal
+ test('ack method handles reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal correctly', () => {
+   // Test implementation goes here
+ });

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if (this.reclaimStartVal != null) {
this.reclaimStartVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_START, null);
}
if (this.reclaimEndVal != null) {
this.reclaimEndVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_END, null);
}
if (this.reclaimStartVal != null) {
this.reclaimStartVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_START, null);
}
if (this.reclaimEndVal != null) {
this.reclaimEndVal = null;
this.setStorageEntry(QueueStatuses.RECLAIM_END, null);
}
// Ensure coverage for ack method's handling of reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal
test('ack method handles reclaimStartVal and reclaimEndVal correctly', () => {
// Test implementation goes here
});

Comment on lines +155 to +161
$(document).ready(function () {
$('#manualLoadForm').submit(function (event) {
event.preventDefault();
window.manualLoad(
$("#writeKey").val(),
$("#dataplaneURL").val(),
JSON.parse($("#loadOptions").val() ? $("#loadOptions").val() : {})
$('#writeKey').val(),
$('#dataplaneURL').val(),
JSON.parse($('#loadOptions').val() ? $('#loadOptions').val() : {}),
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Codebase Verification

The analysis of the provided script output confirms the initial concern raised in the review comment regarding the lack of input validation for the writeKey and dataplaneURL fields in the form submission handling logic. Directly using values from form fields without validation or sanitization can lead to potential security issues. Therefore, it's recommended to implement input validation for these fields to enhance security.

Analysis chain

The form submission handling logic to load the SDK manually is well-implemented. It provides flexibility for testing different configurations. Ensure that input validation is performed to prevent potential security issues.


Given the current context and the need to verify the implementation of input validation for the writeKey and dataplaneURL fields, we need to conduct a more detailed analysis of the codebase. Specifically, we should search for the JavaScript code handling the form submission for #manualLoadForm and examine it for any input validation logic. Since the provided script output does not offer insights into the codebase regarding this matter, let's proceed with generating a new script to search for references to manualLoadForm and any associated validation logic.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for input validation on form submission
echo "Ensure input validation for writeKey and dataplaneURL to prevent security issues."

Length of output: 172



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for references to manualLoadForm and check for input validation logic
rg "manualLoadForm" --context 5

Length of output: 27622

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