discourse/app/models/user_api_key_client.rb
David Taylor 3332e9f4c3
DEV: Always pass --force to annotaterb and reorder annotations (#39977)
`.annotaterb.yml` has carried `classified_sort: true` since the project
switched from `annotate` to `annotaterb` (commit 0eab7daea4, July 2025),
but annotaterb's default behaviour is to compare the existing schema
block against what it would generate and skip the rewrite when the
column list matches — even when the *ordering* of those columns differs.
The result is that models which haven't had a schema change since the
config landed never get reordered, and `classified_sort` drift
accumulates indefinitely.

`--force` makes annotaterb always rewrite, so a single `bin/rake
annotate:clean` run brings every model into the canonical format and
keeps them there. Every schema block is now grouped primary-key →
regular columns → timestamps → foreign keys (alphabetical within each
group). Pure annotation comment change — no code modifications.

Also cleans up the rake task to avoid string interpolation for `system`
calls.
2026-05-13 14:12:48 +01:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
class UserApiKeyClient < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :keys, class_name: "UserApiKey", dependent: :destroy
has_many :scopes,
class_name: "UserApiKeyClientScope",
foreign_key: "user_api_key_client_id",
dependent: :destroy
def allowed_scopes
Set.new(scopes.map(&:name))
end
def self.invalid_auth_redirect?(auth_redirect, client: nil)
return false if client&.auth_redirect == auth_redirect
SiteSetting
.allowed_user_api_auth_redirects
.split("|")
.none? { |u| WildcardUrlChecker.check_url(u, auth_redirect) }
end
end
# == Schema Information
#
# Table name: user_api_key_clients
#
# id :bigint not null, primary key
# application_name :string not null
# auth_redirect :string
# public_key :string
# created_at :datetime not null
# updated_at :datetime not null
# client_id :string not null
#
# Indexes
#
# index_user_api_key_clients_on_client_id (client_id) UNIQUE
#