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The changes update the @quintype/framework and @quintype/amp dependencies to specific pre-release versions in package.json. Additionally, the AMP story page handler is modified to merge a { subscriber: true } flag into its configuration if the request query string includes subscriber=true.

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File(s) Change Summary
package.json Updated @quintype/framework and @quintype/amp dependency versions to specified pre-release tags.
server/amp/handlers/story-page.js Added conditional logic to merge { subscriber: true } into config if subscriber=true in query.

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    Client->>Server (story-page.js): GET /amp/story?subscriber=true
    Server (story-page.js)->>Config: Fetch and merge additionalConfig
    alt If query has subscriber=true
        Server (story-page.js)->>Config: Merge { subscriber: true } into additionalConfig
    end
    Server (story-page.js)->>Client: Return AMP story HTML (with updated config)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
package.json (1)

36-36: Consider the implications of pinning dependency to exact pre-release version.

The @quintype/amp dependency has been changed from a flexible semver range (^2.22.0) to an exact pre-release version (2.22.1-amp-feat-fortune.0). This removes automatic patch updates and locks to a specific pre-release build.

Consider whether this exact version pinning is intentional for the amp ad-free feature, or if a more flexible semver range would be appropriate once stable versions are available.

server/amp/handlers/story-page.js (1)

147-150: Consider input validation for the subscriber parameter.

The current implementation trusts the query parameter value without validation. While checking for the exact string "true" provides some protection, consider additional validation for robustness.

Consider adding more explicit validation:

-    if(req?.query?.subscriber === "true") {
+    if(req?.query?.subscriber === "true" && typeof req.query.subscriber === "string") {
       merge(additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
     }

Or use a more defensive approach with a helper function for parameter validation.

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[error] 148-148: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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[error] 148-148: Change to an optional chain.

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package.json (1)

3-3: Verify pre-release version stability before production deployment.

The framework version has been updated to a pre-release version 7.34.5-amp-ad-free.2. Pre-release versions may contain unstable features or bugs that could impact production stability.

Please verify that this pre-release version has been thoroughly tested and is ready for production use, or consider using a stable release version.

server/amp/handlers/story-page.js (1)

147-150: Logic placement and implementation approach approved.

The subscriber flag logic is well-positioned in the function flow - after async configuration fetching but before AMP HTML generation. The comment clearly explains the purpose for ad-free AMP stories, and the merge approach maintains the existing configuration structure.

Comment on lines +148 to +150
if(req && req.query && req.query.subscriber === "true") {
merge(additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve condition safety and consider merge target consistency.

The current condition checking and merge operation have a few areas for improvement:

  1. As suggested by static analysis, use optional chaining for safer property access
  2. Consider whether additionalConfig is the correct merge target, given that mergedAdditionalConfig is used later in the function

Apply this diff to address the optional chaining and ensure consistent merge target:

-    if(req && req.query && req.query.subscriber === "true") {
-      merge(additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
-    }
+    if(req?.query?.subscriber === "true") {
+      merge(mergedAdditionalConfig.length ? mergedAdditionalConfig : additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
+    }

Alternatively, if additionalConfig is intentionally the target regardless of mergedAdditionalConfig:

-    if(req && req.query && req.query.subscriber === "true") {
+    if(req?.query?.subscriber === "true") {
       merge(additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
     }
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if(req && req.query && req.query.subscriber === "true") {
merge(additionalConfig, { subscriber: true })
}
if (req?.query?.subscriber === "true") {
merge(
mergedAdditionalConfig.length ? mergedAdditionalConfig : additionalConfig,
{ subscriber: true }
)
}
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[error] 148-148: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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In server/amp/handlers/story-page.js around lines 148 to 150, update the
condition to use optional chaining (e.g., req?.query?.subscriber) for safer
property access to avoid runtime errors if any part is undefined. Also, verify
if the merge target should be mergedAdditionalConfig instead of additionalConfig
to maintain consistency with later usage; if so, change the merge call to target
mergedAdditionalConfig. Adjust the code accordingly to ensure both safer checks
and consistent merge target.

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