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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe booking-list organization branch now retrieves members across requested organizations and filters practitioner bookings against those members. Tests cover single- and multiple-organization results and a 403 response when the requester lacks permission. ChangesOrganization-filtered booking list
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Multi-organization filtering is fixed, but a practitioner-filtered request can expose bookings for another resource type without its resource-specific permission check. Restrict the resource subquery before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The repaired list can potentially return appointments for a different resource type than the one requested. That exposure depends on resource records having an unusual combination of fields; normal resource creation does not produce that combination. Retained concerns
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🟠 Major · Combine requested organizations before filtering bookings. · booking.py:368-372
care/emr/api/viewsets/scheduling/booking.py:368-372
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCombine requested organizations before filtering bookings.
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organization_idscontains two organizations with different practitioners, each loop iteration filters the already-filteredbase_query. The response omits bookings that belong to only one requested organization. Collect the authorized organizations’ user IDs, then apply oneuser__infilter.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @care/emr/api/viewsets/scheduling/booking.py:
- Around line 368-372: Update the organization filtering flow around base_query
and SchedulableResource to collect user IDs from all authorized requested
organizations, then apply one user__in filter using the combined IDs so bookings
from every requested organization are included.
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@SajalDevX sir , I fixed the multi-organization filtering issue flagged in review: ojhacodes@0a360e48. The new test fails on this PR and passes with the fix; 3 focused tests and Ruff pass. Could you include the commit here? |
Each organization in organization_ids narrowed the already-filtered queryset, so asking for two organizations with different practitioners returned only bookings present in both. Check permission on every organization, then filter once by the members of all of them.
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@ojhacodes thanks for looking into this! I've pushed a fix for the multi-organization case (f04f949) along with a test covering it (0fc07e3), so it should be covered now. |
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- Around line 370-371: Update the SchedulableResource subquery in the booking
queryset to filter by resource_type as well as user and facility, so
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| token_slot__resource__in=SchedulableResource.objects.filter( | ||
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Restrict the resource subquery to practitioner resources.
For resource_type=practitioner, the organization filter can include location or healthcare-service resources whose user belongs to a requested organization. The final queryset and serializer do not apply another type constraint. When resource_ids is absent, those bookings bypass the resource-specific permission check. The facility filter is not sufficient.
Restrict the subquery by resource type
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- user__in=users, facility=facility
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| token_slot__resource__in=SchedulableResource.objects.filter( | |
| user__in=users, facility=facility | |
| token_slot__resource__in=SchedulableResource.objects.filter( | |
| user__in=users, facility=facility, resource_type=resource_type |
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Review comment at @care/emr/api/viewsets/scheduling/booking.py around lines 370
- 371:
Update the SchedulableResource subquery in the booking queryset to filter by
resource_type as well as user and facility, so practitioner requests cannot
include bookings for other resource types.
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authorize_booking_listnow callscan_list_booking_organizationwith the arguments it expects,(organization, user). It was also passingfacility, which raised aTypeError.FacilityOrganizationUserinstead ofOrganizationUser. The filter receivesFacilityOrganizationobjects, so the old query raised aValueError.available_usersin the same viewset already usesFacilityOrganizationUser.OrganizationUserimport, which is no longer used.organization_idsreturns only bookings for practitioners in that organization, and a user without permission in the organization gets 403.Associated Issue
Fixes #3775
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organization_idsvalue that matched a facility organization reached the permission call and failed there withTypeError, so the filter always returned 500. Once that was fixed, the member lookup failed withCannot query "FacilityOrganization object (...)": Must be "Organization" instance.Both errors are fixed now, and the filter returns the organization's bookings, or 403 when the user has no permission.Merge Checklist
/docsI ran
test_booking_apilocally and all 63 tests pass. Without the fix, both new tests error with theTypeError. With only the argument fix, the first test still errors with theValueError.I used Claude to help track this down and write the tests; I reviewed the change and ran everything locally.
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