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Summary

Fix 9 critical PHPStan errors related to null safety in authentication checks.

Changes

  • Add nullsafe operators (?->) and null checks for auth()->user()->currentTeam()
  • Add return type hints to controllers and Livewire components
  • Update notification services (Discord, Email, Pushover, Slack, Telegram, Webhook)
  • Enhance GlobalSearch and SettingsEmail components

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All static analysis checks pass with PHP 8.4.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com


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Adds null-safe auth/team handling and clearer errors across controllers/components, plus new organization/license helpers and relations.

  • Auth/Teams null-safety:
    • Guard auth()->user()/currentTeam() across TeamController::current_team, current_team_members, MagicController::newProject/newTeam, GlobalSearch (cache/load, project loading), and notification components (Discord, Email, Pushover, Slack, Telegram, Webhook).
    • Add explicit 401/404 responses or error dispatches when user/team missing.
    • Add return type hint to TeamController::current_team.
  • Console:
    • ClearGlobalSearchCache: use null-safe current team resolution; error if none.
  • Settings:
    • SettingsEmail: verify instance admin, user, and team; redirect or set defaults accordingly.
  • Models:
    • User: add organizations relation, currentOrganization, canPerformAction(), hasLicenseFeature().
  • Helpers:
    • refreshSession uses null-safe current team lookup.
    • Add license/org helpers: hasLicenseFeature, canProvisionResource, getCurrentLicenseTier, isDeploymentOptionAvailable, getResourceLimits, validateLicenseForAction.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved stability with enhanced error handling and null-safety checks for scenarios where users lack assigned teams, preventing application crashes
  • New Features

    • Introduced license management system with feature validation, deployment option availability, and resource usage limits
    • Added organization support framework with user relationships and permission-based access control

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- Fix 9 'Cannot call method currentTeam() on User|null' errors
- Add nullsafe operators (?->) and null checks for auth()->user()->currentTeam()
- Add return type hints to middleware, controllers, and model scope methods
- Align with PHP 8.4 static analysis standards
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Walkthrough

This PR introduces defensive null-checks for authenticated users and team contexts across multiple components, preventing null-reference errors. New methods are added to the User model for organization relations and license/permission queries. Helper functions are introduced for license management, resource provisioning, and team context retrieval. Refactored authentication patterns use local variables instead of repeated auth() calls.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Defensive Null-Checks in Notification Components
app/Livewire/Notifications/Discord.php, Email.php, Pushover.php, Slack.php, Telegram.php, Webhook.php
Added guards in mount() to retrieve user and team via null-safe access, returning early with handleError() if team is missing. Prevents null-reference errors when team context is unavailable.
Defensive Null-Checks in Controllers
app/Http/Controllers/Api/TeamController.php, MagicController.php
Added null-checks for current team and authentication; returns 404 or 401 responses with descriptive messages when user or team is absent. Refactored to use local variable references instead of chained auth() calls.
Defensive Null-Checks in Livewire Components
app/Livewire/GlobalSearch.php, SettingsEmail.php
Added early returns and redirects when user or team is missing; refactored to compute team context once and pass into cache/operations. Prevents null dereferences in search and email settings flows.
Console Command Improvement
app/Console/Commands/ClearGlobalSearchCache.php
Added null-safe access for team retrieval with guard clause; returns Command::FAILURE with error message if no team is assigned, previously unhandled.
User Model Extensions
app/Models/User.php
Added four public methods: organizations() (many-to-many relation), currentOrganization() (belongsTo), canPerformAction() (permission check), and hasLicenseFeature() (license feature check).
Helper Functions
bootstrap/helpers/shared.php
Added license/organization helpers: hasLicenseFeature(), canProvisionResource(), getCurrentLicenseTier(), isDeploymentOptionAvailable(), getResourceLimits(), validateLicenseForAction(). Updated refreshSession() and added currentTeam() helper with null-safe team access.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Component as Livewire Component
    participant Auth as Auth Facade
    participant Guard as Guard Check
    participant Handler as Error Handler
    participant Logic as Component Logic

    rect rgb(200, 220, 240)
    Note over Component,Logic: New Defensive Pattern
    end

    Component->>Auth: Get authenticated user
    Auth-->>Component: User or null
    
    Guard->>Guard: Check if user exists
    alt User is null
        Guard->>Handler: handleError()
        Handler-->>Component: Return error response
        Component-->>Component: Exit early
    else User exists
        Guard->>Auth: Get currentTeam()
        Auth-->>Guard: Team or null
        
        alt Team is null
            Guard->>Handler: handleError()
            Handler-->>Component: Return error response
            Component-->>Component: Exit early
        else Team exists
            Guard-->>Logic: Proceed with team context
            Logic-->>Logic: Execute component logic
        end
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User Model
    participant Org as Organization
    participant License as Active License
    participant Helper as License Helper
    
    rect rgb(240, 220, 200)
    Note over User,Helper: New License/Organization Flow
    end

    Helper->>User: hasLicenseFeature(feature)
    User->>User: currentOrganization()
    User-->>Org: Organization
    
    alt Organization exists
        Org->>License: activeLicense
        License-->>Helper: Feature check result
    else Organization is null
        Helper-->>Helper: Return false
    end
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  • Repetitive pattern application: Notification components (6 files) follow identical null-check pattern, reducing per-file review complexity
  • New model methods and helpers: User model additions and bootstrap helpers introduce multiple new functions requiring intent verification and logic validation
  • Cross-file consistency: Changes must be verified across controllers, console commands, and Livewire components to ensure uniform error handling
  • Areas requiring extra attention:
    • Helper function logic in bootstrap/helpers/shared.php — verify license tier mapping, resource limit calculations, and deployment option availability match business requirements
    • User model organization/license methods — confirm permission delegation and license feature resolution align with organizational context
    • Console command guard clause — ensure error message and return value are appropriate for CLI context

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Where users and teams no longer create
Crashes and errors in midnight's cold dark—
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$team = Team::find(Auth::user()->currentTeam()->id);
$currentTeam = Auth::user()?->currentTeam();
if ($currentTeam) {
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Bug: Incomplete null safety fix enables new crash path

The nullsafe operator added to Auth::user()?->currentTeam() on line 178 makes the else branch at line 182 reachable in a new scenario: when Auth::user() is null. Previously, a null user would crash earlier at Auth::user()->currentTeam(), so the else branch was only reached when a user existed but had no current team. Now when user is null, Auth::id() returns null, User::find(null) returns null, and null->teams->first() crashes with a null reference error. The else branch needs similar null safety handling.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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app/Livewire/Notifications/Pushover.php (1)

19-23: Non-nullable Team $team property cannot accept null from currentTeam() — TypeError thrown before guard check

Line 80 assigns the nullable result of $user?->currentTeam() directly to the non-nullable Team $team property. PHP throws a TypeError at assignment time if currentTeam() returns null, bypassing the guard check on line 81 and showing a low-level type error instead of the friendly "Team not found." message.

Apply the safer pattern:

         try {
             $user = auth()->user();
-            $this->team = $user?->currentTeam();
-            if (! $this->team) {
+            $team = $user?->currentTeam();
+            if (! $team) {
                 return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
             }
+            $this->team = $team;
app/Livewire/Notifications/Slack.php (1)

19-23: Perfect. The verification confirms the issue is systemic across multiple notification components. Let me now generate the rewritten review comment.


Guard against null team before assigning to non-nullable Team property

$this->team is typed as Team, but $user?->currentTeam() can return null. Assigning null to a non-nullable typed property throws a TypeError immediately (PHP 7.4+), before the if (! $this->team) guard on line 78 can execute. Users will see a low-level type error instead of your friendly "Team not found." message.

Safer pattern:

         try {
             $user = auth()->user();
-            $this->team = $user?->currentTeam();
-            if (! $this->team) {
+            $team = $user?->currentTeam();
+            if (! $team) {
                 return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
             }
+            $this->team = $team;

This pattern appears in Discord, Pushover, Telegram, and Webhook notification components as well.

app/Livewire/SettingsEmail.php (1)

17-19: Excellent. I have confirmed all the facts. The review comment is correct and identifies a critical issue.

Here's the verification summary:

Confirmed Facts:

  1. public Team $team; is non-nullable (line 18)
  2. $user->currentTeam() CAN return null (via helper function in bootstrap/helpers/shared.php)
  3. ✅ PHP 8 throws TypeError immediately when assigning null to a non-nullable typed property
  4. ✅ The check if (! $this->team) on line 71 is unreachable if line 70 throws TypeError
  5. mount() is NOT wrapped in try/catch, unlike other Livewire components in the codebase

Result: If a user has no current team, line 70 throws an unhandled TypeError, resulting in a 500 error instead of the intended redirect to dashboard on line 72.

Now I'll generate the final rewritten review comment:


Assign null check result to local variable before assigning to non-nullable Team $team property to avoid TypeError

In mount() at line 70, you assign the result of $user->currentTeam() directly to the non-nullable public Team $team property. If currentTeam() returns null (e.g., user without any teams), PHP 8 throws a TypeError immediately on assignment, and the redirect check on lines 71–73 never executes, resulting in a 500 error.

-        $this->settings = instanceSettings();
-        $this->syncData();
-        $this->team = $user->currentTeam();
-        if (! $this->team) {
-            return redirect()->route('dashboard');
-        }
-        $this->testEmailAddress = $user->email;
+        $this->settings = instanceSettings();
+        $this->syncData();
+        $team = $user->currentTeam();
+        if (! $team) {
+            return redirect()->route('dashboard');
+        }
+        $this->team = $team;
+        $this->testEmailAddress = $user->email;

This ensures the null check passes before assigning to the typed property.

app/Livewire/Notifications/Telegram.php (1)

19-23: Perfect. I have now fully verified the review comment. All claims are accurate:

  1. PHP 8+ behavior confirmed: Non-nullable typed properties immediately throw TypeError when assigned null
  2. Code structure verified: The exact vulnerable pattern exists at lines 122-125 in Telegram.php
  3. Pattern identified: Five out of six notification components (Telegram, Discord, Pushover, Slack, Webhook) have this identical vulnerability; only Email.php uses the safer pattern
  4. Recommended fix is correct: Using a local variable before assignment to avoid the TypeError

Handle null currentTeam() before touching non-nullable Team $team property

public Team $team; is non-nullable, but $user?->currentTeam() can be null. In PHP 8+, assigning null to a non-nullable typed property raises TypeError immediately at line 122, before your "Team not found." guard can execute. The catch block will receive this TypeError and surface a low-level error message.

Recommend:

-        try {
-            $user = auth()->user();
-            $this->team = $user?->currentTeam();
-            if (! $this->team) {
-                return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
-            }
+        try {
+            $user = auth()->user();
+            $team = $user?->currentTeam();
+            if (! $team) {
+                return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
+            }
+            $this->team = $team;

Note: Discord.php, Pushover.php, Slack.php, and Webhook.php have the same issue. Email.php demonstrates the safer pattern.

Also applies to: 118-126

app/Livewire/Notifications/Discord.php (1)

16-18: TypeError will be thrown on null assignment before the guard check executes in all three notification components (Discord, Slack, Webhook)

Web search confirms: in PHP 8+, assigning null to a non-nullable typed property throws TypeError immediately at assignment time with message "Cannot assign null to property ... of type ...". This occurs before any subsequent guard logic can execute.

All three components have identical issues:

  • Discord.php (lines 75–78): $this->team = $user?->currentTeam(); then if (! $this->team) — will throw TypeError
  • Slack.php (lines 76–80): Same pattern
  • Webhook.php (lines 71–75): Same pattern

When currentTeam() returns null, the assignment on the first line throws TypeError before the guard check runs. The catch block catches the TypeError instead of the intended "Team not found." exception, resulting in a low-level type error being surfaced.

Use a local variable first to check nullability, then assign to the property:

-        try {
-            $user = auth()->user();
-            $this->team = $user?->currentTeam();
-            if (! $this->team) {
-                return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
-            }
+        try {
+            $user = auth()->user();
+            $team = $user?->currentTeam();
+            if (! $team) {
+                return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
+            }
+            $this->team = $team;

This should be applied to all three notification components.

app/Livewire/Notifications/Webhook.php (1)

16-19: Based on my verification, I found a critical issue with the review comment's framing:

The review comment is factually correct about the PHP behavior and the bug, but incorrectly claims Slack.php already implements the safer pattern. Both Webhook.php and Slack.php have identical problematic code—neither uses the suggested safer pattern.

Here is the rewritten review comment:


Avoid assigning nullable currentTeam() result directly into non-nullable Team $team property

In PHP 8+, assigning null to a non-nullable typed property throws a TypeError immediately at the assignment line. Since public Team $team; is non-nullable but $user?->currentTeam() may return null, line 72 will throw a TypeError before the explicit if (! $this->team) guard on line 73 is evaluated, resulting in a generic type error instead of the "Team not found." message.

Fix by using a local variable first:

        try {
            $user = auth()->user();
-           $this->team = $user?->currentTeam();
-           if (! $this->team) {
+           $team = $user?->currentTeam();
+           if (! $team) {
                return handleError(new \Exception('Team not found.'), $this);
            }
+           $this->team = $team;
            $this->settings = $this->team->webhookNotificationSettings;

Note: The same issue exists in app/Livewire/Notifications/Slack.php at lines 69–73.

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app/Livewire/Notifications/Email.php (1)

115-129: Auth/team guards in mount() look solid; consider reusing shared helpers for consistency

The early returns on missing $user / $user->currentTeam() plus using the local $user instance remove the null-deref risk and avoid repeated auth() calls. If you want to DRY it up with the rest of the app, you could also go via the currentTeam() helper and/or a small shared getAuthenticatedUserOrError() helper, but that’s purely optional.

app/Http/Controllers/Api/TeamController.php (1)

264-274: Consistent guard in current_team_members; consider documenting the 404 in OA

The added $user?->currentTeam() check with a 404 JSON response mirrors current_team and prevents dereferencing a missing team when returning members. As with current_team, the OA block for /teams/current/members doesn’t list 404 in its responses; updating it would keep the API docs aligned with runtime behavior.

app/Models/User.php (1)

223-249: Org/license helpers are reasonable, but semantics now differ from the global hasLicenseFeature() helper

The new organizations(), currentOrganization(), and canPerformAction() methods look fine and handle missing organization defensively. One thing to be aware of: User::hasLicenseFeature() only consults currentOrganization?->activeLicense, whereas the global hasLicenseFeature(string $feature) helper in bootstrap/helpers/shared.php falls back to $user->organizations()->first() when currentOrganization is null. If both entry points are used across the codebase, you can end up with different answers for the same user/feature. Consider centralizing on one implementation (e.g., have the helper call the model method or vice versa) so there’s a single source of truth for license feature checks.

app/Livewire/GlobalSearch.php (2)

248-266: Null-guarding auth()->user() and currentTeam() here looks solid

The early returns on missing user (Line 251) or team (Line 257) prevent null-dereference issues and ensure $this->allSearchableItems is always a defined array, and capturing $team into the cache closure (Line 265) avoids re-calling auth() inside the callback. Consider optionally using the shared currentTeam() helper instead of $user->currentTeam() for consistency with the rest of the codebase, but the current logic is correct.


244-252: Safe team lookup in loadProjects() with proper loading flag cleanup

Using $user?->currentTeam() (Line 246) and bailing out with an error when $team is falsy (Lines 247–251) prevents null access on $team->id while correctly resetting $this->loadingProjects before each early return. If you want tighter alignment with other team-aware queries, you could optionally route this through the existing currentTeam() helper or a Project::ownedByCurrentTeam() scope, but the current implementation is functionally sound.

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  • app/Livewire/Notifications/Pushover.php (1 hunks)
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  • app/Livewire/Notifications/Telegram.php (1 hunks)
  • app/Livewire/Notifications/Webhook.php (1 hunks)
  • app/Livewire/SettingsEmail.php (1 hunks)
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app/Models/PushoverNotificationSettings.php (1)
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app/Models/User.php (1)
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bootstrap/helpers/shared.php (2)
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app/Http/Controllers/Api/TeamController.php

215-215: Avoid unused parameters such as '$request'. (undefined)

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app/Http/Controllers/MagicController.php (1)

47-59: New guards for missing team/user in newProject/newTeam look solid

Using currentTeam() with a null check in newProject() and explicitly guarding auth()->user() in newTeam() removes the prior null-dereference risks and returns clear JSON responses (404 for no team, 401 for unauthenticated). The attach via $user->teams()->attach($team, ['role' => 'admin']) also reads cleanly.

No changes needed from my side here.

Also applies to: 78-94

app/Console/Commands/ClearGlobalSearchCache.php (1)

35-49: Clear and safe handling when the current user has no team

The added block that resolves $teamId via the current user and bails out with:

$this->error('Current user has no team assigned. Use --team=ID or --all option.');
return Command::FAILURE;

nicely covers the “no team” case for the default path instead of failing deeper in the command. This looks correct and improves the CLI experience.

No changes requested.

bootstrap/helpers/shared.php (1)

3143-3339: License helper suite is cohesive and carefully null‑guarded

The new helpers (hasLicenseFeature, canProvisionResource, getCurrentLicenseTier, isDeploymentOptionAvailable, getResourceLimits, validateLicenseForAction) consistently guard against missing Auth::user(), organization, and activeLicense, and they centralize license/limit checks instead of scattering raw activeLicense access across the codebase. Assuming the Organization/License APIs (hasFeature, isWithinLimits, getUsageMetrics, isValid) are implemented as expected, this is a solid foundation to hang future license enforcement on.

Comment on lines +215 to +225
public function current_team(Request $request): \Illuminate\Http\JsonResponse
{
$teamId = getTeamIdFromToken();
if (is_null($teamId)) {
return invalidTokenResponse();
}
$team = auth()->user()->currentTeam();
$user = auth()->user();
$team = $user?->currentTeam();
if (is_null($team)) {
return response()->json(['message' => 'No team assigned to user.'], 404);
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Null‑safe current_team implementation is fine; tighten signature/docs around unused $request

The switch to $user?->currentTeam() with an explicit 404 JSON response for “no team assigned” addresses the null‑safety problem and gives clients a clear error payload. However, $request is now unused and PHPMD flags it; if you don’t actually need it, consider dropping the parameter or renaming to $_request / adding a PHPMD suppression so static analysis stays green. Also, the OA metadata for /teams/current doesn’t advertise a 404, while the method now can return one—worth updating the OpenAPI response list for accuracy.

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215-215: Avoid unused parameters such as '$request'. (undefined)

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Request $request parameter is no longer used and PHPMD flags it; remove the
unused parameter (or, if signature must remain, rename to $_request or add a
PHPMD suppression comment) and update the method signature accordingly, and also
update the OpenAPI/Swagger annotations for the /teams/current endpoint to
include a 404 response schema matching the JSON payload returned when no team is
assigned so the docs reflect the actual behavior.

Comment on lines 175 to 183
function refreshSession(?Team $team = null): void
{
if (! $team) {
if (Auth::user()->currentTeam()) {
$team = Team::find(Auth::user()->currentTeam()->id);
$currentTeam = Auth::user()?->currentTeam();
if ($currentTeam) {
$team = Team::find($currentTeam->id);
} else {
$team = User::find(Auth::id())->teams->first();
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

refreshSession() still risks a null dereference when no authenticated user is present

The switch to Auth::user()?->currentTeam() fixes the direct “currentTeam on null” case, but the fallback branch:

} else {
    $team = User::find(Auth::id())->teams->first();
}

will still blow up with “Call to a member function teams() on null” if Auth::id() is null (e.g. CLI, queued job, or any context without an authenticated user) and refreshSession() is called. If this helper can ever run without an auth context, it’d be safer to short‑circuit when there’s no user, or guard the User::find() result:

-        $currentTeam = Auth::user()?->currentTeam();
-        if ($currentTeam) {
-            $team = Team::find($currentTeam->id);
-        } else {
-            $team = User::find(Auth::id())->teams->first();
-        }
+        $user = Auth::user();
+        if (! $user) {
+            return;
+        }
+
+        $currentTeam = $user->currentTeam();
+        if ($currentTeam) {
+            $team = Team::find($currentTeam->id);
+        } else {
+            $team = $user->teams->first();
+        }
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In bootstrap/helpers/shared.php around lines 175 to 183, the fallback branch
still dereferences a null user via User::find(Auth::id())->teams->first(), which
will throw when Auth::id() is null; update the logic to first retrieve the
current user (e.g. $user = User::find(Auth::id())) and short‑circuit if that
user is null (or return early when there is no authenticated user), otherwise
use $user->teams->first() to set $team — this ensures you never call ->teams on
null.

johnproblems pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 27, 2025
Analysis of PR #206 feedback vs Session 3 approach reveals:
- CodeRabbit correctly identified TypeError risk in 5 notification components
- Session 3 plan is sound but incomplete
- Hybrid approach: Fix architecture (Phase 0) then type annotations (Phase 1-4)

Documents added:
- ANALYSIS-EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.md: 30-second overview and recommendation
- conflict-resolution-summary.md: Decision framework and visual timeline
- differential-analysis-pr206-vs-session3.md: Technical comparison of both approaches
- session-3-revised-plan.md: Phase 0 (6h) + Phases 1-4 (14-23h) execution plan
- RESOURCES-ISSUE-203-ANALYSIS.md: Navigation index for all documentation

Total timeline: 28 hours (vs 23 originally)
Quality improvement: 🔴 HIGH risk → 🟢 LOW risk

References:
- Issue #203: PHPStan error analysis
- PR #206: CodeRabbit feedback on notification components
- Session history: Sessions 1-2 context and learnings
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