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Four private-api routes for followed hashtags, mirroring the favorites passthroughs. The onboard side is ecency/onboard#20.

Route Body Upstream
POST /private-api/favorite-tags code GET favorite-tags/{username}, query string passed through
POST /private-api/favorite-tags-check code, tag GET isfavoritetag/{username}/{tag}
POST /private-api/favorite-tags-add code, tag POST favorite-tag with {username, tag}
POST /private-api/favorite-tags-delete code, tag DELETE favoriteTag/{username}/{tag}
  • Username comes from ValidateCode only, never from the body.
  • tag must be a present, non-empty JSON string (FavoriteTagField), else 400. The favorites handlers template a missing account into the literal undefined; a tag cannot go that way, since undefined, null, true and 123 are all valid tag names upstream and a delete with no tag would remove a follow the caller never named.
  • FavoriteTagPath builds the check and delete paths: both segments escaped, dot segments rejected with a 400, same reasoning as NotificationsPath. A leading # is escaped rather than dropped, since the upstream normalises the tag and strips one itself. A lone surrogate is encoded as U+FFFD by the runtime rather than thrown on, and that is pinned by a test.
  • Parity harness: populated bodies for the three tag routes and known-divergence entries for all four (additive routes the reference build never had).

Tests: FavoriteTagsPathTests (unchanged real requests, # escaping, structural characters contained to their segment, dot segments rejected, lone surrogate encoding, absent or non-string tag rejected). Full suite green, 235 tests.

Closes #92

Four passthroughs for followed hashtags, mirroring the favorites ones:
list, check, add and delete. The username comes from the validated code
only. The tag is a body string, so the check and delete paths go through
FavoriteTagPath, which escapes both segments and rejects dot segments,
the same way NotificationsPath does. Parity harness: bodies and
known-divergence entries for the additive routes.
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Add private API routes for followed hashtags

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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• Adds authenticated routes to list, check, add, and delete followed hashtags.
• Escapes dynamic path segments and rejects dot segments before credentialed upstream requests.
• Extends path-security tests and parity coverage for additive route behavior.
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graph TD
  A["Onboard Client"] --> B["Favorite Tag Routes"] --> C["Tag Handlers"] --> D{"Code Valid?"}
  D -->|Yes| F{"Tag Operation?"}
  F -->|List or add| H["Ecency Upstream"]
  F -->|Check or delete| G["Escaped Tag Path"] -->|Valid| H
  D -->|No 401| I["Error Response"]
  G -->|Dot segment 400| I
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The approach appropriately mirrors the established favorites passthroughs while reusing the security model of NotificationsPath for body-derived URL segments. A generalized passthrough or path-builder abstraction was considered, but would add unnecessary indirection for four cohesive handlers without improving safety or reducing meaningful duplication.

Files changed (4) +210 / -0

Enhancement (2) +92 / -0
PrivateApi.UserData2.csImplement authenticated favorite-tag passthrough handlers +88/-0

Implement authenticated favorite-tag passthrough handlers

• Adds list, check, add, and delete handlers using the username derived exclusively from 'ValidateCode'. Introduces 'FavoriteTagPath' to escape username and tag segments and return 400 when either is a dot segment.

dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.UserData2.cs

Routes.csRegister four favorite-tag private API routes +4/-0

Register four favorite-tag private API routes

• Maps the favorite-tags list, check, add, and delete POST endpoints to their new handlers.

dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/Routes.cs

Tests (2) +118 / -0
FavoriteTagsPathTests.csTest favorite-tag path escaping and validation +82/-0

Test favorite-tag path escaping and validation

• Adds focused tests proving normal requests remain unchanged, leading hashes are escaped, and missing tags preserve the existing literal 'undefined' behavior. Verifies structural characters remain within their segments and dot segments are rejected.

dotnet/EcencyApi.Tests/FavoriteTagsPathTests.cs

driver.pyCover favorite-tag routes in the parity harness +36/-0

Cover favorite-tag routes in the parity harness

• Adds populated request bodies for check, add, and delete cases. Marks all generated favorite-tag cases as known additive divergences because the reference build lacks these routes.

dotnet/parity/driver.py

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return $"{action}/{Uri.EscapeDataString(username)}/{Uri.EscapeDataString(tag)}";

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P2 Badge Reject invalid UTF-16 before escaping tag segments

When an authenticated client supplies a valid JSON string containing a lone surrogate such as "\ud800", TemplateField deliberately materializes that UTF-16 value, but Uri.EscapeDataString(tag) throws UriFormatException. The check and delete handlers therefore fall through to the global 500 response instead of reaching their intended invalid-tag 400 branch. Validate Unicode scalar sequences or catch the escaping exception and return null from this helper.

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Checked on the runtime this service targets (net10.0): Uri.EscapeDataString("\ud800") does not throw. It encodes the lone surrogate as U+FFFD, giving %EF%BF%BD, and "a\udc00b" gives a%EF%BF%BDb. So the check and delete handlers stay on their own path and never reach the 500 page on this input. NotificationsPath and PostTipsPath rely on the same behaviour.

Pinned it as LoneSurrogateIsEncodedNotThrown in FavoriteTagsPathTests, so a runtime change would show up in CI rather than in production.

On the runtime this service targets, Uri.EscapeDataString encodes a lone
surrogate as U+FFFD rather than throwing, so the check and delete handlers
never fall through to the 500 page on such input. Record that as a test.
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The change adds four private favorite-tags routes, escaped upstream path construction, dot-segment validation, focused path tests, and parity-driver cases for known reference-build divergences.

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Favorite-tags private API

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Favorite-tag path construction and validation
dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.UserData2.cs, dotnet/EcencyApi.Tests/FavoriteTagsPathTests.cs
FavoriteTagPath escapes username and tag values, rejects . and .., and tests structural characters, missing tags, and unreserved values.
Favorite-tag handlers and route registration
dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.UserData2.cs, dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/Routes.cs
Adds authenticated list, check, add, and delete handlers. Registers the four private API routes.
Parity catalog and divergence handling
dotnet/parity/driver.py
Adds request bodies and known divergences for favorite-tags parity cases.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 43786

The new favorite-tag routes use the configured private service and may forward authentication headers across automatic redirects, which could expose credentials if that service redirects to an unintended host. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to require HTTPS and restrict redirects.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant Routes
  participant PrivateApi
  participant Upstream
  Client->>Routes: POST /private-api/favorite-tags-check
  Routes->>PrivateApi: Invoke FavoriteTagsCheck
  PrivateApi->>PrivateApi: Validate code and escape path values
  PrivateApi->>Upstream: GET isfavoritetag/{username}/{tag}
  Upstream-->>PrivateApi: Return response
  PrivateApi-->>Client: Forward response
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Escaped paths hop through the air
Dot segments stay outside
Four new routes open wide
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes implement the four routes in issue #92, including ValidateCode username handling, escaped and validated tag segments, upstream passthroughs, 401 handling, and related tests and parity cove…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The added handlers, routes, path-validation tests, and parity cases directly support the favorite-tags route requirements. No unrelated code changes are identified.
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The changes implement the four routes in issue #92, including ValidateCode username handling, escaped and validated tag segments, upstream passthroughs, 401 handling, and related tests and parity coverage.

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Comment thread dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.UserData2.cs
TemplateField turns a missing tag into the literal "undefined", and null,
booleans and numbers into their JS string forms. Upstream, those are all
valid tag names, so a delete with no tag would remove a follow the caller
never named. FavoriteTagField now yields the tag only when it is a
non-empty JSON string; check, delete and add answer 400 otherwise.
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