userId: apiKeyInfo.userId || apiKeyInfo.email,
userId: apiKeyInfo.userId,
Greptile AI2 minutes agoThis change breaks the user authentication flow in src/auth/userService.ts by assuming userId is always defined. Consider handling potential undefined values.
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const samlResponse = getSamlResponse(request);
const samlResponse = await getSamlResponse(request);
Will this change impact our SSO authentication flow?
This change doesn't break the SSO flow, but it may introduce additional latency due to the asynchronous nature of the updated SAML response retrieval.
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Greptile AI2 minutes agoLGTM! No significant issues detected in this change set.
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