Duplicates
Latest version
Current behavior 😯
With a nested structure for server functions, the hashing of the files might have a collission and then one set is placed in the hash file, the other set inlined, but both use the same hashes therefore one set of functions calls the other set on accident causing unexpected server functions to execute, sometimes dangerously so.
file apiStripe.ts
export const apiStripe = {
...some server functions
}
file apiFortis.ts
export const apiFortisV3 = {
...some server functions
}
file serverApi.ts (merges the API's into one parent)
export const serverApi = {
stripe: ...apiStripe,
fortis: ...apiFortisV3
}
This creates a conflict hash, and so code from apiStripe.ts goes to some hash file C_54xxx and yet apiFortis.ts has the same hash, so its contents are copied into serverApi.ts instead, yet both are mapped with C_54xxx so calls to one set of functions happens to be call the incorrect set causing unexpected server functions to be called. If these have matching signatures they will execute and therefore you could execute a "delete" instead of your "update" or some other bad result.
It is very hard to debug, and will be a painful mystery for anyone encountering this.
Expected behavior 🤔
Server function calls never call the wrong server function
Steps to reproduce 🕹
See the main description for the structure that causes this.
Context 🔦
Have server functions that are aggregated into a tree of server functions.
Your environment 🌎
Solid-start 1.0.2
Vinxi 0.3.12
Solid-router 0.13.6
Duplicates
Latest version
Current behavior 😯
With a nested structure for server functions, the hashing of the files might have a collission and then one set is placed in the hash file, the other set inlined, but both use the same hashes therefore one set of functions calls the other set on accident causing unexpected server functions to execute, sometimes dangerously so.
This creates a conflict hash, and so code from
apiStripe.tsgoes to some hash fileC_54xxxand yetapiFortis.tshas the same hash, so its contents are copied intoserverApi.tsinstead, yet both are mapped withC_54xxxso calls to one set of functions happens to be call the incorrect set causing unexpected server functions to be called. If these have matching signatures they will execute and therefore you could execute a "delete" instead of your "update" or some other bad result.It is very hard to debug, and will be a painful mystery for anyone encountering this.
Expected behavior 🤔
Server function calls never call the wrong server function
Steps to reproduce 🕹
See the main description for the structure that causes this.
Context 🔦
Have server functions that are aggregated into a tree of server functions.
Your environment 🌎