Support scopes in dependencies and dependents lists - #6322
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Entities can be used across scopes, for instance a DAM that is shared between multiple sites. The dependents and dependencies lists built their links with the currently active scope, so a link to an entry from another scope led to a wrong or non-existent page. The lists also didn't show which scope an entry belongs to. Resolve the scope of each entity into the EntityInfo view (from its scope property or its @ScopedEntity decorator, and from the page tree node for documents) and expose it as Dependency.scope. Both lists use it to build the link and to show a scope column when more than one scope exists. An entry from a scope the user has no access to is no longer linked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UPHi52TAjb3P9aM5DX8ReX
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WalkthroughThe API now resolves and exposes dependency scopes. Admin dependency lists display scope labels and use scope-aware navigation. Queries, documentation, tests, schemas, and release metadata support the new field. ChangesScope-aware dependency support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Dependency lists now show scope-aware labels and links, disabling navigation when no accessible scope is available. No merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DependencyQuery
participant DependenciesService
participant EntityInfo
participant DependencyActions
DependencyQuery->>DependenciesService: request dependency scope
DependenciesService->>EntityInfo: read rootScope or targetScope
EntityInfo-->>DependenciesService: return resolved scope
DependenciesService-->>DependencyQuery: return Dependency.scope
DependencyQuery->>DependencyActions: pass dependency identity and scope
DependencyActions->>DependencyActions: validate scope and resolve URL
DependencyActions-->>DependencyQuery: open or navigate to scoped URL
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In `@packages/admin/cms-admin/src/dependencies/DependencyActions.tsx`:
- Line 42: Update the scope handling in DependencyActions so it merges the
active scope with contentScope.scope before validating; use the complete merged
scope for isScopePartOf and disable both actions when that final scope is not
allowed. Add a regression test covering allowed scopes {domain: "main",
language: "en"} and {domain: "other", language: "de"} with active {domain:
"other", language: "de"} and entity scope {domain: "main"}, ensuring the
generated cross-scope link is rejected.
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The Dependency type comes from cms-api, so brevo-api's generated schema carries the field as well. The Lint pipeline regenerates every schema and fails when a committed one differs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UPHi52TAjb3P9aM5DX8ReX
The check whether an entry may be opened ran against the entry's own scope, while the link was built from that scope merged into the active one. For an incomplete scope those differ: with access to main/de and secondary/en, an entry scoped to the main domain passed the check while the link led to main/en. Resolve the scope to open first and validate that one, falling back to the first available scope containing the entry's scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UPHi52TAjb3P9aM5DX8ReX
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This doesn't check if the user has permission to the respective feature in the dependency's scope. But this is a bigger problem and out-of-scope of this PR.
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Problem
Entities can be used across scopes. The common case is a DAM that is shared between several sites, so one file is used by pages living in different content scopes.
The "Dependents" and "Dependencies" lists built their links from the currently active scope:
resolvePath()deliberately returns a scope-less path, and the lists prefixed it withcontentScope.match.url. Opening an entry that belongs to another scope therefore led to a wrong or non-existent page.Solution
The API delivers the scope of each entry, and the lists use it to build the link. The
EntityInfoview gets ascopescolumn, resolved with the existingresolveScopesToSql()(from the entity'sscopeproperty or its@ScopedEntity()decorator).block_index_dependenciespicks the scope up from the joins it already has (ei_root/ei_target), andDependencyexposes it as a nullablescopefield.In the Admin,
resolveDependencyScope()determines which scope to open: the entry's scope merged into the active one — merging rather than replacing is what makes incomplete scopes work, so a DAM file scoped bydomainonly keeps the activelanguage— or, when the user has no access to that combination, the first of their scopes containing the entry's scope. An entry whose scope matches none of the user's scopes is not linked at all. A "Scope" column is shown when the project has more than one scope.Both lists take their query from the outside, so projects have to request the new field. Without it, the links keep today's behavior instead of breaking:
dependents(offset: $offset, limit: $limit, forceRefresh: $forceRefresh, filter: $filter, sort: $sort) { nodes { rootGraphqlObjectType rootId rootColumnName jsonPath name secondaryInformation visible + scope } totalCount }Screencasts
Same setup: a DAM asset is used both on the English and the German homepage.
Before: the link to the German homepage doesn't resolve.
before.mov
After: the link to the German homepage resolves.
after.mov
Performance
I let Claude analyze the performance impact of adding the scope to the views:
block_index_dependenciestakes about 22% longerIMO we can accept the increases since they only affect the write path.
Performance analysis
The change touches a materialized view, so here are numbers. Both view definitions were run interleaved in one session on the same data (Demo: 8,757 dependency rows, 9,243
EntityInforows).Refresh of
block_index_dependencies— the recurring cost, at most every 5 minutes and in the background:+0.85 s (≈ +22%). A third variant (new
EntityInfo, old column list in the materialized view) splits it up: +0.18 s (≈5%) for the two extraLEFT JOINs inEntityInfo(DamFile,PageTreeNode, both on primary keys), +0.66 s (≈17%) for materializing the twojsonbcolumns. The cost is in writing the columns, not in resolving the scopes.Size: matview heap 2184 kB → 2792 kB (+608 kB, +28%; +23% counting the two indexes, which are unchanged). That is ~70 bytes per dependency row —
pg_column_sizeaverages 31 B forrootScopeand 41 B fortargetScope, plus row overhead.Read path: unchanged. The query the lists actually run (filter on
targetEntityName/targetId, order,LIMIT 25) measured 2.56 ms before and 2.60 ms after. The extra bytes live on disk and in the page cache, not in the API process — a request still materializes only its page of 25 rows.Both numbers scale linearly with the number of dependency rows: a project whose refresh takes 60 s today would land at roughly 73 s, a 100 MB matview at roughly 123 MB. The alternative — resolving the scope per request instead of materializing it — would trade a background cost for a foreground one, and
EntityInfois expensive to evaluate ad hoc (a UNION over every entity, including the recursive DAM folder-path CTE), which is exactly why it is pre-joined into this view in the first place. If the refresh cost ever becomes a problem, the lever is the refresh cadence rather than this column.Design decisions
@ScopedEntity()callback or service report no scope, as it cannot be resolved in SQL. Those entries keep linking into the active scope. Switching such an entity to the field-path (@ScopedEntity("company.scope")) or object-mapping (@ScopedEntity({ companyId: "company.id" })) variant makes its scope available.@ScopedEntity) report their first scope.Related PRs
An Admin-only solution was tried in #2493 but never completed.
Further information
Task: https://vivid-planet.atlassian.net/browse/DEX-3135
https://claude.ai/code/session_01UPHi52TAjb3P9aM5DX8ReX