feat: integrate phone number formatting in saveOrGetUser method#314
feat: integrate phone number formatting in saveOrGetUser method#314polyglot-k merged 1 commit intoprodfrom
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I've implemented a feature to integrate phone number formatting directly into the saveOrGetUser method within the UserService. This change ensures that all phone numbers are consistently formatted before they are used to either retrieve an existing user or save a new one. The primary goal is to prevent duplicate user entries that might arise from inconsistent phone number formats and to streamline the user lookup process.
Highlights
- Phone Number Formatting Integration: Integrated PhoneNumberUtil.formatGuestPhoneNumber into the saveOrGetUser method within UserService.java. This ensures that phone numbers are consistently formatted before being used to query the database, improving data consistency and lookup reliability.
- Dependency Addition: Added an import for life.mosu.mosuserver.global.util.PhoneNumberUtil in UserService.java to support the new phone number formatting logic.
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This pull request integrates phone number formatting into the saveOrGetUser method, specifically to look up guest users. While the intent is clear, the implementation has a critical flaw. The current logic can lead to unhandled DataIntegrityViolationException if a non-guest user with the same phone number already exists, because the lookup only checks for guest users before attempting to save a new user. This can prevent new users from being created correctly and cause application errors. The root of this issue is compounded by a design problem in UserJpaEntity.getPhoneNumber().
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| PhoneNumberUtil.formatGuestPhoneNumber(user.getPhoneNumber())) |
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The current logic for saveOrGetUser is prone to causing DataIntegrityViolationException and subsequent application errors.
The method first attempts to find an existing user by a guest-formatted phone number (G prefix). If no guest user is found, it proceeds to save the new user object in the orElseGet block.
The issue arises if a non-guest user (e.g., with a U prefix) already exists with the same phone number. The initial lookup for the guest user will fail, and the code will attempt to save the new user, leading to a unique constraint violation on the phone_number column.
For example:
- A user with phone number
U01012345678exists in the database. saveOrGetUseris called with a newUserJpaEntitywhose phone number is alsoU01012345678.- The code will look up
G01012345678and won't find it. - It will then try to save the new user with
U01012345678, which will fail.
This logic is further complicated by the UserJpaEntity.getPhoneNumber() method, which strips the prefix from the phone number, making it difficult to perform a lookup for the user's actual stored phone number.
To fix this, the logic should be revised to check for any existing user with the same base phone number before attempting to save. A proper fix would likely require changes to UserJpaEntity to allow accessing the raw phone number without modification.
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