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What changed

  • added org-scoped admin source registration and listing endpoints
  • added multipart document uploads with validation and explicit Organization ownership
  • enqueue BullMQ ingestion jobs after persistence, with cleanup if enqueueing fails
  • added the admin Sources page for registration and uploads
  • added a backward-compatible migration for Document organization ownership
  • added API service, HTTP integration, and queue producer coverage

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  • Prisma schema generation and validation
  • API Jest suite: 22 suites, 208 tests passed
  • monorepo type-check passed
  • monorepo lint passed
  • Next.js production build passed, including /admin/sources

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The migration adds and backfills a required documents.organization_id foreign key. Roll back the application first, then remove the FK/index/column only if no newer code depends on direct document ownership.

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  • New Features

    • Added an admin Sources page for viewing and registering document sources.
    • Added document uploads with source selection, file validation, and ingestion status feedback.
    • Added organization-scoped source and document management with admin access controls.
    • Uploaded documents are queued for processing and provide a job reference.
    • Added support for uploads up to 10 MiB and improved handling of upload errors.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved cleanup and error reporting when document processing cannot be queued.
    • Ensured documents remain associated with the correct organization.

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The change adds organization-scoped source registration and document uploads. The API validates inputs, stores documents, and queues ingestion jobs with BullMQ. The web app adds an admin sources page. Documents gain organization ownership in Prisma.

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Source ingestion feature

Layer / File(s) Summary
Document ownership model
packages/db/prisma/schema.prisma, packages/db/prisma/migrations/...
Documents now store required organization ownership with an index, backfilled migration data, and cascading organization deletion.
Ingestion queue and source service
.env.example, apps/api/package.json, apps/api/src/ingestion/*, apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.ts, apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.spec.ts, turbo.json
The API adds BullMQ dependencies and Redis configuration. SourceService lists and creates organization-scoped sources, stores uploaded documents, queues ingestion jobs, and removes documents when queueing fails.
Admin sources API
apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.dto.ts, apps/api/src/admin/sources/sources.controller.ts, apps/api/src/admin/admin.module.ts, apps/api/src/admin/sources/sources.integration.spec.ts
The admin API adds source listing, source creation, and document upload routes. It validates source types, file MIME types, file size, admin access, and organization scope.
Admin sources interface
apps/web/app/admin/sources/*, apps/web/next.config.js
The web app adds API clients, server actions, source forms, document upload controls, source listing, and the admin sources page. Server actions accept bodies up to 11mb.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  actor Admin
  participant SourcesPage
  participant uploadDocumentAction
  participant SourcesController
  participant SourceService
  participant IngestionQueueService

  Admin->>SourcesPage: Select source and file
  SourcesPage->>uploadDocumentAction: Submit FormData
  uploadDocumentAction->>SourcesController: POST source document
  SourcesController->>SourceService: Validate scope and persist document
  SourceService->>IngestionQueueService: Enqueue ingestion job
  IngestionQueueService-->>SourceService: Return job id
  SourceService-->>SourcesController: Return document and job id
  SourcesController-->>uploadDocumentAction: Return upload response
  uploadDocumentAction-->>SourcesPage: Show queued status
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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 7cb15

Admins can upload against another organization’s source, and network failures or timeouts can leave missing or duplicate ingestion records. These issues should be fixed before merge.

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cursoragent and others added 2 commits September 16, 2026 06:25
Co-authored-by: Andrea Mazzucchelli <andrmaz@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Andrea Mazzucchelli <andrmaz@users.noreply.github.com>
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packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql (1)

9-9: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial

Plan this migration for production locking.

SET NOT NULL validates existing rows under an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock. A regular CREATE INDEX can block writes, and adding the foreign key validates existing rows while locking both related tables. The production workflow applies pending migrations, so these locks can affect deployment.

If this migration can run against a large or busy production table, use an online or staged migration plan, or run it during a maintenance window. Include the required manual verification and rollback notes for this schema change.

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In
`@packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql`
at line 9, Plan the migration around ALTER COLUMN organization_id SET NOT NULL
and its existing foreign-key validation: document the required maintenance
window or staged/online execution for large or busy production tables, including
manual pre/post-migration verification and rollback steps. Keep the schema
change itself intact.
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In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.spec.ts`:
- Around line 111-112: Update uploadDocument’s source lookup to require both
sourceId and organizationId, preventing cross-organization source access. In the
“rejects uploads for a source outside the organization scope” test, mock the
scoped lookup behavior and assert prisma.source.findUnique receives both
identifiers.

In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.ts`:
- Around line 73-96: Update the document enqueue flow around enqueueDocument so
an ambiguous Queue.add failure cannot delete a document whose job may already be
queued. Use a deterministic job ID with idempotent enqueue and reconciliation,
or persist the enqueue request through an outbox transaction; preserve the
document and ensure the queued job continues to reference it when
acknowledgement is lost.

In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/sources.controller.ts`:
- Around line 128-132: Validate uploaded bytes before
SourceService.uploadDocument persists or enqueues them: reject buffers
containing malformed UTF-8, and when the client MIME type is application/json,
reject content that fails JSON parsing. Preserve the existing
SUPPORTED_MIME_TYPES check and add tests covering malformed UTF-8 and invalid
JSON uploads without introducing server-side MIME detection.

In `@apps/api/src/ingestion/ingestion-queue.service.ts`:
- Line 28: Update the failed-job retention configuration containing removeOnFail
so failed ingestion jobs remain available for diagnosis but are bounded by an
appropriate age or count limit, preventing unbounded Redis growth.

In `@apps/web/app/admin/sources/api.ts`:
- Around line 49-74: Update uploadSourceDocument and its caller
uploadDocumentAction to prevent duplicate uploads when the request times out:
provide a stable idempotency key for the upload, reconcile timeout responses
with the server before allowing a retry, or otherwise avoid reporting an
ambiguous timeout as a definite failure. Ensure retries reuse the same key and
cannot create duplicate documents or BullMQ jobs.

---

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In
`@packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql`:
- Line 9: Plan the migration around ALTER COLUMN organization_id SET NOT NULL
and its existing foreign-key validation: document the required maintenance
window or staged/online execution for large or busy production tables, including
manual pre/post-migration verification and rollback steps. Keep the schema
change itself intact.

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Comment on lines +111 to +112
it("rejects uploads for a source outside the organization scope", async () => {
prisma.source.findUnique.mockResolvedValue(null);

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Scope the source lookup to organizationId.

uploadDocument looks up the source by sourceId only. Separate foreign keys allow a document to persist the caller's organizationId with another organization's sourceId. The test's forced null result prevents this path from being exercised.

Query by both id and organizationId, and assert the scoped query in the test.

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In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.spec.ts` around lines 111 - 112,
Update uploadDocument’s source lookup to require both sourceId and
organizationId, preventing cross-organization source access. In the “rejects
uploads for a source outside the organization scope” test, mock the scoped
lookup behavior and assert prisma.source.findUnique receives both identifiers.

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});

try {
const jobId = await this.ingestionQueue.enqueueDocument({
organizationId,
sourceId,
documentId: document.id,
fileName: file.originalname,
mimeType: file.mimetype,
});
return { document, jobId };
} catch (error) {
try {
await this.prisma.document.delete({ where: { id: document.id } });
} catch (cleanupError) {
this.logger.error(
`Failed to remove document "${document.id}" after enqueue failure`,
cleanupError instanceof Error
? cleanupError.stack
: String(cleanupError),
);
}
throw new ServiceUnavailableException(
"Document ingestion queue is unavailable",

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The issue you are encountering with Queue.add and Redis connection instability is primarily driven by how ioredis handles commands when the connection is not yet ready or is lost, and how BullMQ manages its Redis lifecycle [1][2][3]. Key factors influencing this behavior: 1. Offline Queue and Command Retry: By default, ioredis implements an offline queue [1][4]. If a command (like add) is issued while the connection is down, ioredis buffers it and waits for the connection to be restored before executing it [1][2]. In many production environments (e.g., REST APIs), this "wait forever" behavior is undesirable, as it keeps the request pending [1][2]. To mitigate this, you can set enableOfflineQueue: false in your Redis connection options [1][2]. This causes ioredis to throw an error immediately if the connection is not writable, allowing your application to fail fast [1][2]. 2. The "Wait Until Ready" Catch-22: Even with enableOfflineQueue: false, Queue.add in BullMQ internally calls waitUntilReady to ensure the Redis client is fully initialized [5]. This can create a scenario where the command execution is deferred until the client is ready, potentially masking the "fail fast" intent if the connection state isn&#39;t handled precisely [5]. 3. Connection Persistence and jobId: BullMQ requires jobId to be unique per queue to prevent duplicates [6]. If a connection is lost after a command is accepted by the server but before the acknowledgement is received, the client may be unsure of the command&#39;s status. If your application retries the add operation, you should always provide an explicit jobId [6]. This ensures that even if the first attempt actually succeeded on the Redis side, a subsequent retry will be ignored as a duplicate rather than creating a second job [6]. 4. ioredis 6.0.0 and maxRetriesPerRequest: In ioredis 6.0.0, the maxRetriesPerRequest option defaults to 20 [4]. This determines how many times the client will retry a failed command before throwing an error [2][4]. Setting this to null forces the client to retry indefinitely, while setting it to a low integer (e.g., 1) ensures a faster failure if the network or server is unstable [2][3]. Recommended Actions: - For Producers (APIs): Use enableOfflineQueue: false and set an explicit jobId for every add call to safely handle retries [1][2][6]. Consider setting a low maxRetriesPerRequest (e.g., 1 or 3) to prevent the client from hanging on transient network issues [2][3]. - For Consumers (Workers): Use an existing connection instance and keep maxRetriesPerRequest: null (which BullMQ does by default for workers) to ensure persistent background processing [2][3]. - Monitoring: If you observe "silent" failures or jobs not appearing despite successful add calls, ensure you are running a recent version of BullMQ, as recent updates (such as those addressing FlowProducer or READONLY mode) have improved multi.exec() result validation to prevent similar issues [7][8].
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In this case, you can pass the option `enableOfflineQueue: false`, so that `ioredis` do not queue the commands and instead throws an exception: ``` const myQueue = new Queue("transcoding", { connection: { enableOfflineQueue: false, }, }); app.post("/jobs", async (req, res) => { try { const job = await myQueue.add("myjob", req.body); res.status(201).json(job.id); }catch(err){ res.status(503).send(err); } }) ``` Using this approach, the caller can catch the exception and act upon it depending on its requirements (for example, retrying the call or giving up). DANGER Currently, there is a limitation in that the Redis instance must at least be online while the queue is being instantiated. Last updated: <title>Connections | BullMQ</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/connections In order to start working with a Queue, a connection to a Redis instance is necessary. By default, BullMQ creates connections with ioredis, and the options you pass to BullMQ are passed to the ioredis constructor. 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To bridge the two, the instance is wrapped in a transparent proxy that exposes`IRedisClient`: it adds`runCommand` for Lua script dispatch and structured-options forms of`hset`,`set`,`zrange`,`zrevrange`,`xadd`,`xread`,`xtrim`, and`scan`(the native ioredis varargs forms keep working).`pipeline()` and`multi()` return augmented transactions, and`duplicate()` returns another wrapped proxy rather than the raw duplicated client. Every other property — events, options, ioredis-specific methods — is forwarded straight to your underlying instance, which is never mutated. ... Any Redis client can be used if it is adapted to BullMQ&`#39`;s`IRedisClient` interface. The adapter is responsible for exposing the Redis commands BullMQ uses, connection lifecycle methods, events,`duplicate()`, Lua script registration through`defineCommand()`, and pipelines or transactions through`multi()` and`pipeline()`. ... maxRetriesPerRequest ​ ... 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While the`IRedisClient` adapter described above abstracts the low-level driver (ioredis, node-redis, Bun), the high-level classes (`Queue`,`Worker`,`FlowProducer`,`QueueEvents`, …) sit one level higher: they are ... astore-agnostic and talk to a backend that implements the IQueueBackend contract. The backend owns the connection(s) and implements every queue operation ("add job", "move to active", "extend lock", the blocking "wait for next job", …). ... Also note that simple Queue instance used for managing the queue such as adding jobs, pausing, using getters, etc. usually has different requirements from the worker. ... For example, say that you are adding jobs to a queue as the result of a call to an HTTP endpoint - producer service. The caller of this endpoint cannot wait forever if the connection to Redis happens to be down when this call is made. 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In other words, it will retry using exponential backoff, with a minimum 1-second retry time and max of 20 seconds. This `retryStrategy` can easily be overridden by passing custom ioredis options. If you are using another Redis client through an adapter, configure the equivalent reconnect behavior in that client. ... #### `maxRetriesPerRequest` ​ ... This option sets a limit on the number of times a retry on a failed request will be performed. For `Worker` s using ioredis, it is important to set this option to `null`. Otherwise, the exceptions raised by Redis when calling certain commands could break the worker functionality. When instantiating a `Worker` this option will always be set to `null` by default, but it could be overridden, either if passing an existing ioredis instance or by passing a different value for this option when instantiating the `Worker`. In both cases BullMQ will output a warning; please make sure to address this warning as it can have several unintended consequences. ... #### `enableOfflineQueue` ​ ... IORedis provides a small offline queue that is used to queue commands while the connection is offline. You will probably want to disable this queue for the `Queue` instance, but leave it as is for `Worker` instances. That will make the `Queue` calls fail quickly while leaving the `Worker` s to wait as needed until the connection has been re-established. ... If you are using `createNodeRedisClient` or `createBunRedisClient`, the same production principle still applies: ... - `Queue`-style producers should fail quickly when Redis is unavailable. - `Worker`-style consumers should keep retrying and recover automatically. ... 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By default, all ... processed…[truncated] <title>Result 4</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/ioredis@6.0.0/built/redis/RedisOptions.d.ts export type ReconnectOnError = (err: Error) => boolean | 1 | 2; ... export type RetryStrategy = ((times: number) => number | void | null) | null | undefined; ... export interface CommonRedisOptions extends CommanderOptions { Connector?: ConnectorConstructor | undefined; /** * Determines the delay in milliseconds before reconnecting after a connection loss. * * `@default` Exponential backoff capped at 5000ms, plus 0-199ms of random jitter. */ retryStrategy?: RetryStrategy; /** * If a command does not return a reply within a set number of milliseconds, * a "Command timed out" error will be thrown. */ commandTimeout?: number | undefined; /** * Enables client-side timeout protection for blocking commands when set * to a positive number. 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My code is: ``` import { Queue } from &`#39`;bullmq&`#39`;; import Redis from &`#39`;ioredis&`#39`;; try { const redisClient = new Redis({ enableOfflineQueue: false }); const queue = new Queue(&`#39`;generic&`#39`;, { connection: redisClient }); await queue.add(&`#39`;test&`#39`;, { my: &`#39`;test&`#39`; }); console.log(&`#39`;Added to queue&`#39`;); } catch (err) { console.log(&`#39`;Failed add to queue&`#39`;, err); } ``` This issue is because `await queue.add` calls https://github.com/taskforcesh/bullmq/blob/92f968198274f97406eaa4324f65dc945ba8fb12/src/classes/scripts.ts#L129 And inside `await ( client)` there is a call https://github.com/taskforcesh/bullmq/blob/92f968198274f97406eaa4324f65dc945ba8fb12/src/classes/redis-connection.ts#L138 And until connection is not ready, this promise is not resolved and Redis command is not even executed. I am seeing errors: ``` Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:6379 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1146:16) { errno: -4078, code: &`#39`;ECONNREFUSED&`#39`;, syscall: &`#39`;connect&`#39`;, address: &`#39`;127.0.0.1&`#39`;, port: 6379 } [ioredis] Unhandled error event: Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:6379 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1146:16) Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:6379 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1146:16) { errno: -4078, code: &`#39`;ECONNREFUSED&`#39`;, syscall: &`#39`;connect&`#39`;, address: &`#39`;127.0.0.1&`#39`;, port: 6379 } ... [ioredis] Unhandled error event: Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:6379 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1146:16) Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:6379 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1146:16) { errno: -4078, code: &`#39`;ECONNREFUSED&`#39`;, syscall: &`#39`;connect&`#39`;, address: &`#39`;127.0.0.1&`#39`;, port: 6379 } ... ``` As a workaround temporary I am calling ping command on Redis client ``` import { Queue } from &`#39`;bullmq&`#39`;; import Redis from &`#39`;ioredis&`#39`;; try { const redisClient = new Redis({ enableOfflineQueue: false }); const queue = new Queue(&`#39`;generic&`#39`;, { connection: redisClient }); await this.redisClient.ping(); // <--------- my workaround await queue.add(&`#39`;test&`#39`;, { my: &`#39`;test&`#39`; }); console.log(&`#39`;Added to queue&`#39`;); } catch (err) { console.log(&`#39`;Failed add to queue&`#39`;, err); } ``` Having this throws an error immediately on queue add code if Redis is down. ... > Yes, this is known actually, I forgot to add a warning about this on the documentation but I have done it now. The limitation is that Redis must be at least online when the queue is initialized. This could be further improved but it is not a trivial fix so it has been postponed. I will mark this issue as an enhancement. ... > `@manast` understood. I am not a big Redis expert so maybe you could me advise if my workaround is good performance wise? > Maybe I should check `redisClient.status === &`#39`;ready&`#39`;` instead? I really need to fail when Redis is not available because I add tasks from API. > > Also I think your added warning `Currently there is a limitation in that the Redis instance must at least be online while the queue is being instantiated.` is not very precise. Because code waits not with `new Queue(...` but with `queue.add(...` as "queue is being instantiated" here? ... > Did you try with ```await queue.waitUntilReady();``` or is it also failing if the connection has not yet been established? ... > `@manast` as I mentioned earlier waitUntilReady is called inside queue.add method and this exactly is what is not letting to execute Redis command (which would fail if enableOfflineQueue = false) until Redis status is ready. Method code: > ``` > static async waitUntilReady(client: RedisClient): Promise { > if…[truncated]

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Preserve the document when enqueue success is ambiguous. The POST /api/admin/sources/:sourceId/documents path creates the document, then calls enqueueDocument. The catch block deletes the document whenever that call rejects. enqueueDocument calls BullMQ Queue.add without a deterministic jobId. If Redis accepts the job but ioredis loses the acknowledgement, Queue.add can reject even though the job remains queued. The queued job then references a deleted document.

Use an idempotent deterministic job ID with reconciliation, or persist the enqueue request in an outbox transaction.

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In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.ts` around lines 73 - 96, Update
the document enqueue flow around enqueueDocument so an ambiguous Queue.add
failure cannot delete a document whose job may already be queued. Use a
deterministic job ID with idempotent enqueue and reconciliation, or persist the
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the queued job continues to reference it when acknowledgement is lost.

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if (!SUPPORTED_MIME_TYPES.has(file.mimetype)) {
throw new BadRequestException(
"file must be plain text, Markdown, CSV, or JSON",
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Validate uploaded bytes before persistence.

file.mimetype is client-controlled. Bytes labeled with an allowed MIME type can pass the controller. SourceService.uploadDocument then converts them with file.buffer.toString("utf8"), which replaces malformed UTF-8 sequences before persisting the content and enqueueing ingestion. Invalid JSON also passes when labeled application/json because no JSON parsing occurs.

Reject malformed UTF-8 before persistence. When file.mimetype is application/json, reject invalid JSON syntax. Add tests for both cases. Do not require server-derived MIME detection; the repository defines no content-detection contract for these text formats.

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Validate uploaded bytes before SourceService.uploadDocument persists or enqueues
them: reject buffers containing malformed UTF-8, and when the client MIME type
is application/json, reject content that fails JSON parsing. Preserve the
existing SUPPORTED_MIME_TYPES check and add tests covering malformed UTF-8 and
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Bound failed-job retention.

removeOnFail: false retains every failed job. A persistent ingestion failure can grow Redis storage without a limit and eventually affect queue availability.

Set an age or count limit while retaining enough failures for diagnosis.

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-        removeOnFail: false,
+        removeOnFail: {
+          age: 7 * 24 * 60 * 60,
+          count: 1_000,
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In `@apps/api/src/ingestion/ingestion-queue.service.ts` at line 28, Update the
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export async function uploadSourceDocument(
sourceId: string,
file: File,
): Promise<{ document?: UploadedDocument; error?: string }> {
const body = new FormData();
body.set("file", file);

const res = await fetch(
`${API_URL}/api/admin/sources/${encodeURIComponent(sourceId)}/documents`,
{
method: "POST",
headers: await adminAuthHeaders(),
body,
signal: AbortSignal.timeout(15_000),
},
);

if (!res.ok) {
const responseBody = await parseJsonSafe<{ message?: string }>(res);
return {
error: responseBody?.message ?? "Failed to upload document",
};
}

return { document: (await res.json()) as UploadedDocument };
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Make document uploads idempotent across client timeouts.

When AbortSignal.timeout(15_000) rejects uploadSourceDocument, the API may already have created the document and added its BullMQ job. The server has no request-cancellation rollback, idempotency key, or reconciliation path. uploadDocumentAction then tells the user to try again, and the form allows another submission. Each retry creates a new document UUID and calls Queue.add without a job ID, so the same file can produce duplicate documents and ingestion jobs.

Add an idempotency key and reconcile timeout outcomes, or avoid presenting an ambiguous timeout as a definite failed upload.

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uploadSourceDocument and its caller uploadDocumentAction to prevent duplicate
uploads when the request times out: provide a stable idempotency key for the
upload, reconcile timeout responses with the server before allowing a retry, or
otherwise avoid reporting an ambiguous timeout as a definite failure. Ensure
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packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql (1)> 9-9: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial

Plan this migration for production locking.
SET NOT NULL validates existing rows under an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock. A regular CREATE INDEX can block writes, and adding the foreign key validates existing rows while locking both related tables. The production workflow applies pending migrations, so these locks can affect deployment.
If this migration can run against a large or busy production table, use an online or staged migration plan, or run it during a maintenance window. Include the required manual verification and rollback notes for this schema change.

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In
`@packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql`
at line 9, Plan the migration around ALTER COLUMN organization_id SET NOT NULL
and its existing foreign-key validation: document the required maintenance
window or staged/online execution for large or busy production tables, including
manual pre/post-migration verification and rollback steps. Keep the schema
change itself intact.

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Inline comments:
In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.spec.ts`:
- Around line 111-112: Update uploadDocument’s source lookup to require both
sourceId and organizationId, preventing cross-organization source access. In the
“rejects uploads for a source outside the organization scope” test, mock the
scoped lookup behavior and assert prisma.source.findUnique receives both
identifiers.

In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/source.service.ts`:
- Around line 73-96: Update the document enqueue flow around enqueueDocument so
an ambiguous Queue.add failure cannot delete a document whose job may already be
queued. Use a deterministic job ID with idempotent enqueue and reconciliation,
or persist the enqueue request through an outbox transaction; preserve the
document and ensure the queued job continues to reference it when
acknowledgement is lost.

In `@apps/api/src/admin/sources/sources.controller.ts`:
- Around line 128-132: Validate uploaded bytes before
SourceService.uploadDocument persists or enqueues them: reject buffers
containing malformed UTF-8, and when the client MIME type is application/json,
reject content that fails JSON parsing. Preserve the existing
SUPPORTED_MIME_TYPES check and add tests covering malformed UTF-8 and invalid
JSON uploads without introducing server-side MIME detection.

In `@apps/api/src/ingestion/ingestion-queue.service.ts`:
- Line 28: Update the failed-job retention configuration containing removeOnFail
so failed ingestion jobs remain available for diagnosis but are bounded by an
appropriate age or count limit, preventing unbounded Redis growth.

In `@apps/web/app/admin/sources/api.ts`:
- Around line 49-74: Update uploadSourceDocument and its caller
uploadDocumentAction to prevent duplicate uploads when the request times out:
provide a stable idempotency key for the upload, reconcile timeout responses
with the server before allowing a retry, or otherwise avoid reporting an
ambiguous timeout as a definite failure. Ensure retries reuse the same key and
cannot create duplicate documents or BullMQ jobs.

---

Nitpick comments:
In
`@packages/db/prisma/migrations/0003_document_organization_ownership/migration.sql`:
- Line 9: Plan the migration around ALTER COLUMN organization_id SET NOT NULL
and its existing foreign-key validation: document the required maintenance
window or staged/online execution for large or busy production tables, including
manual pre/post-migration verification and rollback steps. Keep the schema
change itself intact.


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@cursor autopilot

Scope source lookup to the caller organization, enqueue with a
deterministic job id, and keep the document if acknowledgement is lost.
Reject malformed UTF-8 and invalid JSON before persist, bound failed
BullMQ retention, and retry timed-out uploads with a stable idempotency key.

Co-authored-by: Andrea Mazzucchelli <andrmaz@users.noreply.github.com>

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Addressed the open CodeRabbit threads on this PR in a204c1b on cursor/source-upload-5e66.

  • Source lookup is scoped to { id, organizationId }.
  • Ingestion enqueue uses jobId = document.id, reconciles a lost Redis ack, and no longer deletes the document on queue failure.
  • Uploads reject malformed UTF-8 and invalid JSON before persist/enqueue.
  • Failed BullMQ jobs are retained with a 7-day / 1,000 cap.
  • Timed-out web uploads send a stable idempotency key and can be retried without duplicating documents or jobs.
  • Migration SQL is unchanged; lock/verification/rollback notes are in the file header.

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Comment on lines +122 to +123
expect(prisma.source.findUnique).toHaveBeenCalledWith({
where: { id: "other-source", organizationId: "org-1" },

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Fixed. uploadDocument now looks up the source with { id: sourceId, organizationId }, so a source from another tenant returns not-found. This test asserts both identifiers are passed to findUnique.

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} catch (error) {
// Keep the document: Queue.add can reject after Redis accepted the job.
// Deleting would leave a queued job pointing at a missing row.
throw new ServiceUnavailableException(

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Fixed. Enqueue now uses a deterministic BullMQ jobId (document.id) and reconciles via getJob if Queue.add rejects. This catch no longer deletes the document, so a lost acknowledgement cannot leave a queued job pointing at a missing row.

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const content = decodeUtf8Buffer(file.buffer);
if (file.mimetype === "application/json") {
assertJsonDocument(content);

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Fixed. After the existing MIME allow-list, uploads are decoded with a fatal UTF-8 TextDecoder. application/json payloads are also JSON.parsed and rejected on syntax errors. Integration tests cover malformed UTF-8 and invalid JSON.

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removeOnFail: {
age: FAILED_JOB_RETENTION_AGE_SECONDS,
count: FAILED_JOB_RETENTION_COUNT,
},

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Fixed. Failed jobs are retained for diagnosis with a 7-day / 1,000-job cap instead of unbounded removeOnFail: false.

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if (idempotencyKey) {
headers.set("Idempotency-Key", idempotencyKey);

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Fixed. The server action hashes sourceId + file identity + bytes and sends a stable Idempotency-Key. Timeouts are no longer reported as a definite failure, and retrying the same file reuses the original document/job instead of creating duplicates.

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-- Production locking: SET NOT NULL, CREATE INDEX, and ADD CONSTRAINT validate
-- existing rows and take ACCESS EXCLUSIVE / SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE locks on
-- documents (and organizations for the FK). Run during a maintenance window,
-- or split into a staged online migration (nullable column + backfill +
-- NOT VALID constraint / VALIDATE CONSTRAINT / SET NOT NULL) if the table is
-- large or write-heavy.
--
-- Pre-check: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM documents WHERE organization_id IS NULL;
-- must be 0 after the backfill (orphans whose source is gone stay NULL).
-- Post-check: organization_id is NOT NULL and the FK + index exist.
-- Rollback: DROP CONSTRAINT documents_organization_id_fkey;
-- DROP INDEX documents_organization_id_idx;
-- ALTER TABLE documents DROP COLUMN organization_id;

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Documented. The SET NOT NULL / index / FK statements are unchanged. The header now records the lock impact, maintenance-window vs staged-online options, and pre/post/rollback checks.

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