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github.com/acme/api/pull/42

acme / apiPublic

Check session expiry #42

Openalex wants to merge 1 commit into main from fix/session-expiry

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Code Terrier found 1 new issue — 1 security.

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src/auth/session.ts:25+1 −0

23	23	const token = await findToken(value);
24	24	if (!token) return null;
	25	+ return issueSession(token.userId);
25	26	}

code-terrierBotnow

🔒 An expired token can still open a session.

This path issues a session without checking token expiry. Check token.expiresAt before creating the session.

Suggested change

25	- return issueSession(token.userId);
25	`+ if (token.expiresAt <= Date.now()) {`
26	+ return null;
27	+ }
28	+ return issueSession(token.userId);

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Review my local changes with Code Terrier. You may upload them.

I’ll read the Skill and inspect the diff and exclusions first.

read ~/.pi/agent/skills/code-terrier/SKILL.md

# Code Terrier
Review local changes through the direct terminal flow.

$ git diff --stat

src/auth/session.ts | 1 +
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)

Scope confirmed: 1 file, no exclusions. Starting hosted review.

$ bash ~/.pi/agent/skills/code-terrier/scripts/review.sh --local

Review submitted: sample-review;
resume with --review-id sample-review

[security] src/auth/session.ts:25 - Check token expiry
(done: 1 findings; review sample-review)

Confirmed: this path has no expiry check. Add a guard before issuing the session. You choose whether to apply it.

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