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updateLike read the whole like JSON column, mutated it in memory and wrote it back with no locking. Under concurrency two requests read the same array and the second blind write clobbers the first, silently dropping likes. Run the read-compute-write inside a single interactive transaction that first takes a SELECT ... FOR UPDATE row lock on the item, so concurrent toggles serialise on that lock instead of overwriting each other. likeCount is now always derived from the same array that is written. Same pattern as the merged credits/submissions race fix (PR SuperteamDAO#1411). Fixes SuperteamDAO#1435
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to
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Review comments at @src/services/likeService.ts:
- Around line 111-113: Update the likesIncremented calculation in the
like-toggle response to compare the new like count with the previously read
likes array, such as resLikes, rather than the potentially stale
result.likeCount; preserve the toggle’s correct like-versus-unlike outcome when
the stored count has drifted.
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CodeRabbit flagged that likesIncremented compared against the stored likeCount column, which may already be drifted on existing rows, so it could report the wrong direction. Derive it from the toggle action (wasLiked) instead, which is always correct.
Problem
updateLikeinsrc/services/likeService.tshad a TOCTOU race: it read the wholelikeJSON column, mutated the array in memory, then wrote it back with no locking. Two concurrent toggles both read the same array, and the second blind write clobbers the first — silently dropping likes, and leavinglikeCountinconsistent with the array actually stored.Fix
Run the read-compute-write inside a single interactive transaction that first takes a
SELECT ... FOR UPDATErow lock on the item. Concurrent requests now serialise on that lock instead of overwriting each other, andlikeCountis always derived from the same array that gets written.This is the same pattern as the merged credits/submissions race-condition fix (#1411) — interactive
$transactionplus aFOR UPDATErow lock.Notes
updateLike's public signature is unchanged, sosrc/pages/api/submission/like.ts,api/pow/like.tsandapi/grant-application/like.tsneed no changes.likeCountis computed fromnewLikes(the array that is stored) rather than tracked separately, so it can't drift.itemIdstays a bound parameter.Closes #1435
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