fix: Invalid provider UID handling in federated user lookup by demolaf · Pull Request #3034 · firebase/firebase-admin-node
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This pull request addresses an inconsistency in the authentication module's error handling. It refines the validation logic for federated user lookups, specifically ensuring that an empty federated user ID (rawId) triggers a more precise auth/invalid-uid error. This change improves the clarity and accuracy of error messages, making the system's behavior more predictable and consistent with other authentication validation processes.
Highlights
- Error Code Correction: The
getAccountInfoByFederatedUidmethod now correctly throwsauth/invalid-uidwhen an empty federated UID (rawId) is provided, instead of the previously incorrectauth/invalid-provider-id. - Validation Alignment: This change aligns the error handling for federated UIDs with the existing
validateProviderUserInfomethod, ensuring consistent validation behavior across authentication requests. - Unit Test Update: The corresponding unit test in
auth.spec.tshas been updated to reflect the newauth/invalid-uiderror code, ensuring test coverage for the corrected behavior.
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