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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSession timeout polling now uses the API ChangesSession timeout flow
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SessionTimeout
participant PollingTimer
participant SessionTimeoutAPI
PollingTimer->>SessionTimeout: trigger timeout check
SessionTimeout->>SessionTimeoutAPI: request timeout status
SessionTimeoutAPI-->>SessionTimeout: return status or error
SessionTimeout->>PollingTimer: schedule retry or next check
SessionTimeout->>SessionTimeoutAPI: request session extension
SessionTimeoutAPI-->>SessionTimeout: return extension result
SessionTimeout-->>SessionTimeout: show error on failure
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A brief status-read failure can hide a near-expiry warning. The change is mergeable with owner awareness, but distinguishing the fallback from a valid timeout would prevent users from missing that warning. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue`:
- Around line 32-33: The session lifecycle requests in
VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue at lines 32-33 and 58-59 both require
changes: replace the raw fetch calls in the polling and session-extension flows
with a shared silent useFetch or service-layer method for sessionTimeout and
RefreshSession. Ensure this path suppresses global error and authentication
handling while preserving the existing API response contract.
- Around line 68-70: Update the failed-session-extension state in SessionTimeout
so the open dialog includes an accessible close q-btn wired to
hideSessionTimeoutWarning, while preserving the StatusBanner text. Ensure the
Log in action is visible alongside the existing Retry/Refresh action when
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Pull request overview
Updates the Vue SPA’s session-timeout polling to use the VIPER 2 /api/sessionTimeout endpoint (instead of the legacy ColdFusion seconds_until_timeout_v2.cfm), aligning the SPA with the already-migrated Razor implementation and removing the legacy dependency/security hole.
Changes:
- Replaced the legacy CFM poll URL (with
loginIdin the query string) with a VIPER 2 API poll based onVITE_API_URL. - Improved polling resiliency by rejecting non-OK responses and ensuring failures still reschedule future checks.
- Added in-dialog error UI for failed session extension attempts via
StatusBanner, and centralized the expiry time formatter.
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VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue:60
fetch(viperHome + "RefreshSession")assumesVITE_VIPER_HOMEalways ends with a trailing slash. If it is configured as "/2" (no trailing slash), this becomes "/2RefreshSession" and the refresh button will never work on that environment.
fetch(viperHome + "RefreshSession")
.then((r) => (r.ok ? r.json() : Promise.reject(new Error("RefreshSession returned " + r.status))))
VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue:9
sessionTimeoutUrlis built by direct string concatenation and relies onVITE_API_URLalways ending with a trailing slash. If someone configures it as "/api" (no trailing slash), the fetch will go to "/apisessionTimeout" and silently fail/reschedule forever.
This issue also appears on line 59 of the same file.
const sessionTimeoutUrl = `${import.meta.env.VITE_API_URL}sessionTimeout`
VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue:53
- The reschedule delay uses the magic number
300000(ms). Using a seconds/minutes expression makes this easier to audit and prevents unit mixups during future edits.
sessionTimeoutCheckEventId = window.setTimeout(checkSessionTimeout, 300000)
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🟡 Changes recommended
It introduces browser-compatibility risk via AbortSignal.timeout() without a fallback and adds more direct fetch usage that diverges from the app’s useFetch conventions without a wrapper-level “silent poll” option.
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- Same compatibility concern here:
AbortSignal.timeout()may be missing in some browsers, which would throw before the request starts. Guarding the timeout creation (or usingAbortController) avoids breaking the Refresh Session flow on unsupported clients.
fetch(viperHome + "RefreshSession", { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(10000) })
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The timer/poll scheduling can accumulate multiple concurrent timeouts when a refresh overlaps an in-flight poll, which can cause unnecessary extra polling over time.
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🟢 Approval recommended
The change is localized to the SPA session timeout component and the updated polling/URL construction matches the repo’s VITE_API_URL and VITE_VIPER_HOME conventions without introducing verified defects.
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- Reject non-OK responses instead of passing the Response to the success handler, which rendered "extended to Invalid Date" while the session was never extended - Report a failed extend in a role="alert" q-banner, and leave the dialog up offering both Refresh Session and Log in, so a user whose refresh keeps failing still has a way to re-authenticate - Replace the poll's dead try/catch, which cannot catch an async rejection, with a catch that reschedules the next check
- Keep the endpoint read-only by deriving from ControllerBase, since ApiController and AreaController both write a fresh expiry on every action and would stop the session ever timing out - Read the user from the auth cookie, replacing the legacy endpoint's unauthenticated loginID query parameter - Tell an authenticated user with no row apart from a dead session, which legacy could not do and so reported as expired - Skip the poll for anonymous visitors, who would otherwise be told on public pages that a session they never had has expired - Stand the warning down when the session is extended elsewhere, and render midnight as 12 AM rather than 0 AM - Drop the ViewComponent's hardcoded localhost and double slash, now that the poll is same-origin - Delete the unused SessionTimeoutCheck model, which was added as this endpoint's DTO in 2023 and never wired up
- Point the poll at the VIPER 2 endpoint via VITE_API_URL, dropping the CFM URL that passed the login id as an unauthenticated query parameter - Keep plain fetch rather than useFetch, which reports every failure through the global error store: that would banner a silent five minute poll and fire the auth handler while our dialog offers a log in - Carry over the Razor fixes, since this file had the same defects: reject non-OK responses, report a failed extend in a StatusBanner while offering both Refresh Session and Log in, reschedule after a failed poll rather than stopping for the life of the page, stand the warning down when the session is extended elsewhere, and render midnight as 12 AM rather than 0 AM
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Review comments at @VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue:
- Around line 38-40: Update SessionTimeoutController.GetSessionTimeout so the
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| sessionExpired.value = r.secondsUntilTimeout < 15 //consider session timing out in 15 seconds to be timed out already | ||
| sessionExpireTime.value = formatExpireTime(r.sessionTimeoutDateTime) | ||
| nextCheck = sessionExpired.value ? 0 : Math.max(r.secondsUntilTimeout - 15, 5) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Do not treat the 600-second fallback as a valid timeout.
SessionTimeoutController.GetSessionTimeout returns HTTP 200 with secondsUntilTimeout = 600 when the status read fails. SessionTimeout.vue treats that value as valid, hides the warning, and waits 300 seconds before polling again. An authenticated session can still be near expiry when the database read fails, so the user can miss the warning.
Return a distinct error response or status for the fallback. Retry that condition on a short interval without calling hideSessionTimeoutWarning, whether or not the warning is currently visible.
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Review comment at @VueApp/src/components/SessionTimeout.vue around lines 38 -
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Update SessionTimeoutController.GetSessionTimeout so the 600-second fallback is
returned as a distinct error/status, then handle that response in
SessionTimeout.vue by scheduling a short retry without calling
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Moves
SessionTimeout.vueonto/api/sessionTimeoutand applies the same fixes as #302 (non-OK rejection, error banner, poll reschedule, stale-warning clear). After this, nothing inweb/orVueApp/references the CFM, soseconds_until_timeout_v2.cfmcan be retired in the legacy repo (seconds_until_timeout.cfmstays; VIPER 1 uses it).Uses plain
fetchrather thanuseFetchon purpose:useFetchpushes every failure to the global error store, which would raise a banner on each blip of a background poll and fire the auth handler while our own dialog offers Log in.No component test; the component is timer-driven and the useful assertions need the real endpoint. End-to-end under the
/2PathBase needs a TEST deploy.