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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@resources/js/views/RoomsView.vue`:
- Around line 407-420: The handler handleRequireCode resets the UI but leaves
the stale roomAuthToken in place so the subsequent reload() call will still send
the old token; clear or set roomAuthToken to null/empty (or call the function
that resets it) before calling reload(false) so the follow-up GET doesn't
include the stale token and the server sees the updated "code required" state;
update handleRequireCode to reset the roomAuthToken variable (or invoke the
existing resetAuthToken helper) immediately prior to reload().
- Around line 528-535: The check is reading room.value?.authenticated after an
async reload which lets concurrent reloads both see the same old state and call
handleRequireCode(false) twice; capture the prior auth state into a local
variable before awaiting the reload (e.g., const prevAuthenticated =
room.value?.authenticated) and use that local (prevAuthenticated) in the
condition that uses checkForRequireCodeError and
response.data.data.authenticated, so handleRequireCode(false) only runs when the
single captured previous state indicates authenticated and the new response says
unauthenticated.
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resources/js/views/RoomsView.vue
| function handleRequireCode(reloadRoomDetails = true) { | ||
| // Reset access code error states to prevent confusing error state | ||
| accessCodeInvalid.value = null; | ||
| formErrors.clear(); | ||
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| // Reset access code input | ||
| accessCodeInput.value = ""; | ||
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| // Show error message | ||
| toast.error(t("rooms.require_access_code")); | ||
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| if (reloadRoomDetails) { | ||
| reload(false); | ||
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Clear the stale room auth token before reloading.
This handler resets the overlay state, but reload() will still send the old roomAuthToken on the very next GET. That keeps the follow-up request out of sync with the new “code required again” state and can re-surface the wrong auth flow later.
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function handleRequireCode(reloadRoomDetails = true) {
+ roomAuthToken.value = null;
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// Reset access code error states to prevent confusing error state
accessCodeInvalid.value = null;
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| function handleRequireCode(reloadRoomDetails = true) { | |
| // Reset access code error states to prevent confusing error state | |
| accessCodeInvalid.value = null; | |
| formErrors.clear(); | |
| // Reset access code input | |
| accessCodeInput.value = ""; | |
| // Show error message | |
| toast.error(t("rooms.require_access_code")); | |
| if (reloadRoomDetails) { | |
| reload(false); | |
| } | |
| function handleRequireCode(reloadRoomDetails = true) { | |
| roomAuthToken.value = null; | |
| // Reset access code error states to prevent confusing error state | |
| accessCodeInvalid.value = null; | |
| formErrors.clear(); | |
| // Reset access code input | |
| accessCodeInput.value = ""; | |
| // Show error message | |
| toast.error(t("rooms.require_access_code")); | |
| if (reloadRoomDetails) { | |
| reload(false); | |
| } | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@resources/js/views/RoomsView.vue` around lines 407 - 420, The handler
handleRequireCode resets the UI but leaves the stale roomAuthToken in place so
the subsequent reload() call will still send the old token; clear or set
roomAuthToken to null/empty (or call the function that resets it) before calling
reload(false) so the follow-up GET doesn't include the stale token and the
server sees the updated "code required" state; update handleRequireCode to reset
the roomAuthToken variable (or invoke the existing resetAuthToken helper)
immediately prior to reload().
| // Room was authenticated but now requires an access code | ||
| if ( | ||
| checkForRequireCodeError && | ||
| room.value?.authenticated && | ||
| !response.data.data.authenticated | ||
| ) { | ||
| handleRequireCode(false); | ||
| } |
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Use the pre-refresh auth state only once.
The transition check runs before room.value is updated. If two reload() calls resolve back-to-back, both handlers can still see the old authenticated state and fire handleRequireCode(false), which duplicates the toast/reset.
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.then((response) => {
- // Room was authenticated but now requires an access code
- if (
- checkForRequireCodeError &&
- room.value?.authenticated &&
- !response.data.data.authenticated
- ) {
- handleRequireCode(false);
- }
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- room.value = response.data.data;
+ const wasAuthenticated = room.value?.authenticated;
+ room.value = response.data.data;
+
+ // Room was authenticated but now requires an access code
+ if (
+ checkForRequireCodeError &&
+ wasAuthenticated &&
+ !room.value.authenticated
+ ) {
+ handleRequireCode(false);
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@resources/js/views/RoomsView.vue` around lines 528 - 535, The check is
reading room.value?.authenticated after an async reload which lets concurrent
reloads both see the same old state and call handleRequireCode(false) twice;
capture the prior auth state into a local variable before awaiting the reload
(e.g., const prevAuthenticated = room.value?.authenticated) and use that local
(prevAuthenticated) in the condition that uses checkForRequireCodeError and
response.data.data.authenticated, so handleRequireCode(false) only runs when the
single captured previous state indicates authenticated and the new response says
unauthenticated.
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