feat(moderation): add backend audit logging - #145
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WalkthroughThe moderation system now uses backend audit procedures, structured action outcomes, and deleted-message counts. Direct moderation and multi-chat spam actions record statuses and group results. Ban-all jobs persist counts across retries and update audit progress through completion. ChangesModeration audit flow
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ModerationClass
participant TelegramAPI
participant backendModerationLog
ModerationClass->>TelegramAPI: perform moderation action
ModerationClass->>TelegramAPI: delete messages
TelegramAPI-->>ModerationClass: return action and deletion outcomes
ModerationClass->>backendModerationLog: mark deleted messages
backendModerationLog-->>ModerationClass: return deleted count
ModerationClass->>backendModerationLog: create moderation audit
sequenceDiagram
participant TgLogger
participant BanAllQueue
participant BanAllChildJob
participant backendModerationLog
TgLogger->>backendModerationLog: create pending audit
TgLogger->>BanAllQueue: enqueue job with auditLogId
BanAllQueue->>BanAllChildJob: execute child job
BanAllChildJob-->>BanAllQueue: return deletedMessageCount
BanAllQueue->>backendModerationLog: update progress and final status
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds backend audit records to moderation actions, but BanAll can still execute without an audit when the backend is unavailable, older queued jobs may be incompatible after deployment, and some deletes can be attributed to the wrong target. The separately deployed audit API’s authorization and recovery behavior also need explicit owner confirmation, so merge should wait for fixes or documented acceptance of these risks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/modules/moderation/index.ts`:
- Line 379: Update the targetId assignment in the moderation audit-record
creation flow to avoid falling back to executor.id when messages[0].from is
absent. Select the first available sender ID from the messages collection, or
use the backend’s supported unattributed value when no sender exists.
In `@src/modules/tg-logger/ban-all.ts`:
- Around line 27-31: Update isBanAllState and the BanAll queue boundary to
accept legacy payloads that omit deletedMessageCount and auditLogId, normalizing
missing values to the current nullable/default representation before
backendModerationLog.update receives them. Preserve validation for present
values and ensure queued legacy jobs remain processable without passing
undefined auditLogId values.
In `@src/modules/tg-logger/index.ts`:
- Around line 197-200: Update the BanAll flow around backendModerationLog.create
so an audit-record creation failure is not converted to a nullable result that
still reaches initiateBanAll. Propagate or otherwise fail the operation before
enqueueing BanAll, ensuring initiateBanAll runs only when a valid auditLogId
exists.
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| await backendModerationLog | ||
| .create({ | ||
| adminId: executor.id, | ||
| targetId: messages[0].from?.id ?? executor.id, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reconsider the targetId fallback to executor.id.
When messages[0].from is undefined, the audit record stores the executor as the moderation target. The dashboard then shows the moderator as the subject of their own delete action.
Messages from anonymous admins and channel senders have no from, so this path is reachable. Consider selecting the first message that has a sender, or recording the target as unattributed if the backend column permits it.
♻️ Proposed fix to prefer any known sender
- targetId: messages[0].from?.id ?? executor.id,
+ targetId: messages.find((message) => message.from)?.from?.id ?? executor.id,📝 Committable suggestion
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| targetId: messages[0].from?.id ?? executor.id, | |
| targetId: messages.find((message) => message.from)?.from?.id ?? executor.id, |
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In `@src/modules/moderation/index.ts` at line 379, Update the targetId assignment
in the moderation audit-record creation flow to avoid falling back to
executor.id when messages[0].from is absent. Select the first available sender
ID from the messages collection, or use the backend’s supported unattributed
value when no sender exists.
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| "deletedMessageCount" in obj && | ||
| typeof obj.jobCount === "number" && | ||
| typeof obj.successCount === "number" && | ||
| typeof obj.failedCount === "number" | ||
| typeof obj.failedCount === "number" && | ||
| (typeof obj.deletedMessageCount === "number" || obj.deletedMessageCount === null) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Keep persisted BanAll payloads backward-compatible.
Older workers can emit progress without deletedMessageCount, which isBanAllState rejects. Older queue data can also omit auditLogId; each auditLogId !== null check then passes undefined to backendModerationLog.update. Normalize legacy fields at the queue boundary, or migrate or drain existing BanAll jobs before deployment.
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In `@src/modules/tg-logger/ban-all.ts` around lines 27 - 31, Update isBanAllState
and the BanAll queue boundary to accept legacy payloads that omit
deletedMessageCount and auditLogId, normalizing missing values to the current
nullable/default representation before backendModerationLog.update receives
them. Preserve validation for present values and ensure queued legacy jobs
remain processable without passing undefined auditLogId values.
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| .catch((error: unknown) => { | ||
| logger.error({ error, target, type }, "[banall] Failed to create backend audit record") | ||
| return null | ||
| }) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not enqueue BanAll without an audit record.
When backendModerationLog.create fails, this catch converts the failure to null, but the flow still calls initiateBanAll. Later updates are skipped because auditLogId is null. A backend outage or token mismatch can therefore complete a moderation action without the backend record required by this PR. Fail before enqueueing, or persist the audit request for durable retry.
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In `@src/modules/tg-logger/index.ts` around lines 197 - 200, Update the BanAll
flow around backendModerationLog.create so an audit-record creation failure is
not converted to a nullable result that still reaches initiateBanAll. Propagate
or otherwise fail the operation before enqueueing BanAll, ensuring
initiateBanAll runs only when a valid auditLogId exists.
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Deployment
Deploy the backend migration and API first. No shared internal token is required because the backend is reachable only inside Kubernetes.
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