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[Imp] Questionnaire Type & Questionnaire Hierarchy
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[Test] Courses, Questionnaire, Teams RSpec tests
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR implements a hierarchical questionnaire and team management system, adds API endpoints for questionnaire organization and items retrieval, updates course serialization to include nested assignments, refactors question type sourcing to use a dedicated model, enables team hierarchy filtering with parent_id support, and includes comprehensive request specifications alongside significant database schema updates. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant QuestionnairesController
participant Questionnaire Model
participant Item Model
participant Database
Client->>QuestionnairesController: POST/PATCH with items_attributes
activate QuestionnairesController
QuestionnairesController->>Database: BEGIN TRANSACTION
activate Database
QuestionnairesController->>Questionnaire Model: Update questionnaire fields
Questionnaire Model->>Database: Save questionnaire
QuestionnairesController->>Questionnaire Model: sync_items!(items_attributes)
activate Questionnaire Model
Questionnaire Model->>Item Model: Create/update/destroy items
Item Model->>Item Model: Normalize fields<br/>(question_type, seq, size)
Item Model->>Database: Persist changes
Questionnaire Model->>Questionnaire Model: Handle _destroy flags
deactivate Questionnaire Model
alt Validation Success
Database->>Database: COMMIT
QuestionnairesController->>Client: 200 OK + JSON response
else Validation Error
Database->>Database: ROLLBACK
QuestionnairesController->>Client: 422 + errors.full_messages
end
deactivate Database
deactivate QuestionnairesController
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db/schema.rb (1)
323-330:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical
response_mapsSTI/type-dependent logic is now broken.
response_mapsno longer has atypecolumn, butapp/models/response_map.rb(Line 34 in the provided snippet) still branches onmap.type == 'ReviewResponseMap'. This can break response classification at runtime.🐛 Suggested fix path
# migration approach (preferred if STI/type checks are still required) add_column :response_maps, :type, :string add_index :response_maps, :typeIf removing STI was intentional, update all
map.typeusages to a non-STI discriminator before shipping.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@db/schema.rb` around lines 323 - 330, The model indicates STI is broken because the response_maps table no longer has a type column yet app/models/response_map.rb still branches on map.type == 'ReviewResponseMap'; fix by either restoring the STI discriminator (add a string column named type to the response_maps table and add an index on :type) or, if STI was intentionally removed, update all usages of map.type (including the conditional in app/models/response_map.rb) to use the new discriminator field or polymorphic logic (e.g. a role/status column or class_name attribute) and remove any STI-specific behavior.
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app/models/Item.rb (1)
26-33: Wrap theonly:list to satisfy RuboCop.
Layout/LineLengthalready flags this line; reflowing the attribute list keeps the serialization change intact and avoids lint noise.♻️ Suggested reflow
- super(options.merge({ - only: %i[id txt weight seq question_type size alternatives break_before min_label max_label created_at updated_at], - include: { - questionnaire: { only: %i[name id] } - } - })).tap do |hash| + super(options.merge( + only: %i[ + id txt weight seq question_type size alternatives break_before + min_label max_label created_at updated_at + ], + include: { + questionnaire: { only: %i[name id] } + } + )).tap do |hash|🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/models/Item.rb` around lines 26 - 33, The as_json method's only: attribute list is triggering RuboCop Layout/LineLength; reflow the array so each symbol is on its own (or grouped) line to reduce line length while preserving the same symbols and order. Edit the as_json method (the only: key within super(options.merge({...})) and its include: questionnaire block) to break the %i[...] list across multiple lines (and align closing brackets) so the serialization output stays identical but lines are shorter to satisfy RuboCop.spec/requests/courses_spec.rb (1)
9-24: Extract duplicated request auth header helper into shared spec support.
auth_headers_foris repeated across multiple request specs (courses/teams/questionnaires). Centralizing it inspec/supportwill reduce drift and simplify future token payload changes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@spec/requests/courses_spec.rb` around lines 9 - 24, Extract the duplicated auth_headers_for method into a single shared spec helper (e.g., a new helper module that defines auth_headers_for and uses JsonWebToken.encode with the same payload), place it under spec/support, and include that module into RSpec (via RSpec.configure.include) so request specs can call auth_headers_for directly; then remove the duplicated method definitions from the courses, teams, and questionnaires request specs to centralize token payload changes.db/schema.rb (1)
277-278: Redundant duplicate index onproject_topics.assignment_id.Line 277 and Line 278 define two non-unique indexes on the same column. Keeping both adds write/storage overhead without improving read plans in normal cases.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@db/schema.rb` around lines 277 - 278, There are two non-unique indexes on project_topics.assignment_id ("fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" and "index_project_topics_on_assignment_id"); remove the redundant one to avoid extra write/storage overhead—delete the t.index line for "fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" from schema.rb (keep "index_project_topics_on_assignment_id"), and add a Rails migration that drops the database index named "fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" (or the redundant index you choose to remove) so the schema and DB stay in sync, then run the migration.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/controllers/questionnaires_controller.rb`:
- Around line 163-170: Remove :instructor_id from the strong params list (the
params.require(:questionnaire).permit(...) call) so clients cannot set
ownership, and in the controller actions that build/update questionnaires
(create and update) explicitly set the instructor on the attributes from the
authenticated user (e.g., assign questionnaire_attributes[:instructor_id] =
current_user.id before creating/updating the Questionnaire). Ensure this is done
in the same controller methods that call the permitted params so instructor_id
is derived server-side rather than accepted from the request.
- Around line 233-241: The update currently overwrites existing item fields when
keys are omitted; change the assignment logic so seq and break_before only
change when the incoming payload includes them. For seq, set it to
item_data[:seq] (or its presence-casted value) if item_data.key?(:seq),
otherwise fall back to existing_item&.seq and only default to index + 1 when
there is no existing_item; for break_before, only cast and use
ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) when
item_data.key?(:break_before), otherwise use existing_item&.break_before (do not
default to true). Keep other fields (normalize_alternatives, build_item_size,
etc.) as-is.
- Around line 75-79: The items action currently uses
Questionnaire.find(params[:id]) which exposes private questionnaires to any
authenticated user; change it to enforce access control by locating the record
through an ownership or visibility check (e.g. use
current_user.questionnaires.find(params[:id]) or Questionnaire.find_by(id:
params[:id]) and then require questionnaire.public? ||
questionnaire.instructor_id == current_user.id || current_user.admin?); if the
check fails, render a 403/404 (e.g. render json: { error: "Not authorized" },
status: :forbidden) and only then render questionnaire.items.order(:seq); keep
the existing rescue for RecordNotFound or switch to a nil-check and return
early.
In `@app/models/question_type.rb`:
- Around line 1-2: Add presence and uniqueness validation to the QuestionType
model and enforce NOT NULL + uniqueness at the DB level: update class
QuestionType to include validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: true; then
create a new migration (or update the CreateQuestionTables migration) to (1)
clean existing bad data (remove or deduplicate blank/duplicate names), (2)
change the question_types.name column to NOT NULL, and (3) add a unique index on
:name (unique: true) so the database enforces uniqueness; reference the
QuestionType model and the CreateQuestionTables migration when locating the code
to modify.
In `@db/schema.rb`:
- Line 227: The schema still shows t.string "status" for the join_team_requests
table while the codebase expects reply_status; run the pending migration
RenameStatusToReplyStatusInInJoinTeamRequests (e.g. rails db:migrate) to rename
the column from status to reply_status, then re-dump the schema (rails
db:schema:dump or ensure migrations ran in the environment) and verify the
join_team_requests table now lists t.string "reply_status"; if migrations fail,
inspect the migration file RenameStatusToReplyStatusInInJoinTeamRequests and fix
any issues preventing it from running before re-running migrations.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@db/schema.rb`:
- Around line 323-330: The model indicates STI is broken because the
response_maps table no longer has a type column yet app/models/response_map.rb
still branches on map.type == 'ReviewResponseMap'; fix by either restoring the
STI discriminator (add a string column named type to the response_maps table and
add an index on :type) or, if STI was intentionally removed, update all usages
of map.type (including the conditional in app/models/response_map.rb) to use the
new discriminator field or polymorphic logic (e.g. a role/status column or
class_name attribute) and remove any STI-specific behavior.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@app/models/Item.rb`:
- Around line 26-33: The as_json method's only: attribute list is triggering
RuboCop Layout/LineLength; reflow the array so each symbol is on its own (or
grouped) line to reduce line length while preserving the same symbols and order.
Edit the as_json method (the only: key within super(options.merge({...})) and
its include: questionnaire block) to break the %i[...] list across multiple
lines (and align closing brackets) so the serialization output stays identical
but lines are shorter to satisfy RuboCop.
In `@db/schema.rb`:
- Around line 277-278: There are two non-unique indexes on
project_topics.assignment_id ("fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" and
"index_project_topics_on_assignment_id"); remove the redundant one to avoid
extra write/storage overhead—delete the t.index line for
"fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" from schema.rb (keep
"index_project_topics_on_assignment_id"), and add a Rails migration that drops
the database index named "fk_sign_up_categories_sign_up_topics" (or the
redundant index you choose to remove) so the schema and DB stay in sync, then
run the migration.
In `@spec/requests/courses_spec.rb`:
- Around line 9-24: Extract the duplicated auth_headers_for method into a single
shared spec helper (e.g., a new helper module that defines auth_headers_for and
uses JsonWebToken.encode with the same payload), place it under spec/support,
and include that module into RSpec (via RSpec.configure.include) so request
specs can call auth_headers_for directly; then remove the duplicated method
definitions from the courses, teams, and questionnaires request specs to
centralize token payload changes.
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- app/models/questionnaire.rb
| def items | ||
| questionnaire = Questionnaire.find(params[:id]) | ||
| render json: questionnaire.items.order(:seq), status: :ok and return | ||
| rescue ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound | ||
| render json: { error: "Questionnaire not found" }, status: :not_found and return |
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Add access control in items to prevent private questionnaire data exposure.
Line 76 fetches by ID only; any authenticated user can request items for another instructor’s private questionnaire if they know the ID.
🔒 Proposed fix
def items
- questionnaire = Questionnaire.find(params[:id])
+ questionnaire = Questionnaire
+ .where(private: false)
+ .or(Questionnaire.where(instructor_id: current_user.id))
+ .find(params[:id])
render json: questionnaire.items.order(:seq), status: :ok and return
rescue ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound
render json: { error: "Questionnaire not found" }, status: :not_found and return
end🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/controllers/questionnaires_controller.rb` around lines 75 - 79, The items
action currently uses Questionnaire.find(params[:id]) which exposes private
questionnaires to any authenticated user; change it to enforce access control by
locating the record through an ownership or visibility check (e.g. use
current_user.questionnaires.find(params[:id]) or Questionnaire.find_by(id:
params[:id]) and then require questionnaire.public? ||
questionnaire.instructor_id == current_user.id || current_user.admin?); if the
check fails, render a 403/404 (e.g. render json: { error: "Not authorized" },
status: :forbidden) and only then render questionnaire.items.order(:seq); keep
the existing rescue for RecordNotFound or switch to a nil-check and return
early.
| params.require(:questionnaire).permit( | ||
| :name, | ||
| :questionnaire_type, | ||
| :private, | ||
| :min_question_score, | ||
| :max_question_score, | ||
| :instructor_id, | ||
| items_attributes: [ |
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Do not permit client-controlled instructor_id in questionnaire params.
Permitting :instructor_id allows ownership spoofing unless tightly gated elsewhere. Ownership should be derived from current_user (or explicitly admin-only).
🛡️ Proposed fix
def questionnaire_params
params.require(:questionnaire).permit(
:name,
:questionnaire_type,
:private,
:min_question_score,
:max_question_score,
- :instructor_id,
items_attributes: [
:id,
:txt,
:question_type,
@@# additionally in create/update assignment path
questionnaire_attributes[:instructor_id] = current_user.id🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/controllers/questionnaires_controller.rb` around lines 163 - 170, Remove
:instructor_id from the strong params list (the
params.require(:questionnaire).permit(...) call) so clients cannot set
ownership, and in the controller actions that build/update questionnaires
(create and update) explicitly set the instructor on the attributes from the
authenticated user (e.g., assign questionnaire_attributes[:instructor_id] =
current_user.id before creating/updating the Questionnaire). Ensure this is done
in the same controller methods that call the permitted params so instructor_id
is derived server-side rather than accepted from the request.
| txt: item_data[:txt].presence || existing_item&.txt, | ||
| question_type: question_type, | ||
| weight: item_data[:weight].presence || existing_item&.weight, | ||
| seq: item_data[:seq].presence || index + 1, | ||
| alternatives: normalize_alternatives(item_data[:alternatives]) || existing_item&.alternatives, | ||
| min_label: item_data[:min_label].presence || existing_item&.min_label, | ||
| max_label: item_data[:max_label].presence || existing_item&.max_label, | ||
| break_before: item_data.key?(:break_before) ? ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) : true, | ||
| size: build_item_size(question_type, item_data, existing_item) |
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Update path currently overwrites existing item values when fields are omitted.
Line 236 defaults missing seq to index + 1, and Line 240 defaults missing break_before to true. On partial updates, this can silently mutate existing item state.
🐛 Proposed fix
def build_item_attributes(item_data, index, existing_item = nil)
question_type = canonical_question_type(item_data[:question_type])
{
txt: item_data[:txt].presence || existing_item&.txt,
question_type: question_type,
weight: item_data[:weight].presence || existing_item&.weight,
- seq: item_data[:seq].presence || index + 1,
+ seq: item_data[:seq].presence || existing_item&.seq || index + 1,
alternatives: normalize_alternatives(item_data[:alternatives]) || existing_item&.alternatives,
min_label: item_data[:min_label].presence || existing_item&.min_label,
max_label: item_data[:max_label].presence || existing_item&.max_label,
- break_before: item_data.key?(:break_before) ? ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) : true,
+ break_before: if item_data.key?(:break_before)
+ ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before])
+ elsif existing_item
+ existing_item.break_before
+ else
+ true
+ end,
size: build_item_size(question_type, item_data, existing_item)
}.compact
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| txt: item_data[:txt].presence || existing_item&.txt, | |
| question_type: question_type, | |
| weight: item_data[:weight].presence || existing_item&.weight, | |
| seq: item_data[:seq].presence || index + 1, | |
| alternatives: normalize_alternatives(item_data[:alternatives]) || existing_item&.alternatives, | |
| min_label: item_data[:min_label].presence || existing_item&.min_label, | |
| max_label: item_data[:max_label].presence || existing_item&.max_label, | |
| break_before: item_data.key?(:break_before) ? ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) : true, | |
| size: build_item_size(question_type, item_data, existing_item) | |
| txt: item_data[:txt].presence || existing_item&.txt, | |
| question_type: question_type, | |
| weight: item_data[:weight].presence || existing_item&.weight, | |
| seq: item_data[:seq].presence || existing_item&.seq || index + 1, | |
| alternatives: normalize_alternatives(item_data[:alternatives]) || existing_item&.alternatives, | |
| min_label: item_data[:min_label].presence || existing_item&.min_label, | |
| max_label: item_data[:max_label].presence || existing_item&.max_label, | |
| break_before: if item_data.key?(:break_before) | |
| ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) | |
| elsif existing_item | |
| existing_item.break_before | |
| else | |
| true | |
| end, | |
| size: build_item_size(question_type, item_data, existing_item) |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/controllers/questionnaires_controller.rb` around lines 233 - 241, The
update currently overwrites existing item fields when keys are omitted; change
the assignment logic so seq and break_before only change when the incoming
payload includes them. For seq, set it to item_data[:seq] (or its
presence-casted value) if item_data.key?(:seq), otherwise fall back to
existing_item&.seq and only default to index + 1 when there is no existing_item;
for break_before, only cast and use
ActiveModel::Type::Boolean.new.cast(item_data[:break_before]) when
item_data.key?(:break_before), otherwise use existing_item&.break_before (do not
default to true). Keep other fields (normalize_alternatives, build_item_size,
etc.) as-is.
| class QuestionType < ApplicationRecord | ||
| end |
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Add presence and uniqueness constraints to the question_types table.
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Add model validations and update the migration to enforce constraints at the database level:
🛠️ Suggested fixes
Model validation:
class QuestionType < ApplicationRecord
+ validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: true
endMigration constraint (add to db/migrate/20250214224716_create_question_tables.rb):
create_table :question_types, options: "CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci" do |t|
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| t.text "comments" | ||
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pending migration RenameStatusToReplyStatusInInJoinTeamRequests (e.g. rails
db:migrate) to rename the column from status to reply_status, then re-dump the
schema (rails db:schema:dump or ensure migrations ran in the environment) and
verify the join_team_requests table now lists t.string "reply_status"; if
migrations fail, inspect the migration file
RenameStatusToReplyStatusInInJoinTeamRequests and fix any issues preventing it
from running before re-running migrations.
All details can be found here: https://wiki.expertiza.ncsu.edu/index.php?title=CSC/ECE_517_Spring_2026_-_E2608._Hierarchical_list_display
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