feat(auth): add an AsyncSequence paginator over admin listUsers - #1352
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WalkthroughThe change adds Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant UserSequence
participant AuthAdmin
participant GoTrue
Caller->>UserSequence: Request next user
UserSequence->>AuthAdmin: Fetch next page
AuthAdmin->>GoTrue: GET /admin/users
GoTrue-->>AuthAdmin: Return users and pagination headers
AuthAdmin-->>UserSequence: Return page
UserSequence-->>Caller: Yield user or end sequence
Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A sequence created from a temporary or otherwise released client can crash when iteration starts. Retaining the client is a straightforward workaround, but the new API should retain its required dependency. Thanks for using CodeRabbit! It's free for OSS, and your support helps us grow. If you like it, consider giving us a shout-out. Comment |
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In `@Sources/Auth/AuthAdmin`+UserSequence.swift:
- Line 40: Update UserSequence and its AsyncIterator to retain the AuthClient
dependency owner, rather than only copying clientID, for the entire sequence
lifetime; ensure next() can still call listUsers() after AuthClient
deinitialization. Add an escaping-sequence regression test covering iteration
after the originating AuthClient is released.
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| public struct UserSequence: AsyncSequence, Sendable { | ||
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Keep UserSequence dependencies alive.
AuthAdmin stores only clientID, and both UserSequence and AsyncIterator copy that value. After AuthClient.deinit removes the entry from Dependencies, next() calls listUsers() and the dependency lookup traps with fatalError. Retain a dependency owner for the sequence lifetime and add an escaping-sequence regression test.
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In `@Sources/Auth/AuthAdmin`+UserSequence.swift at line 40, Update UserSequence
and its AsyncIterator to retain the AuthClient dependency owner, rather than
only copying clientID, for the entire sequence lifetime; ensure next() can still
call listUsers() after AuthClient deinitialization. Add an escaping-sequence
regression test covering iteration after the originating AuthClient is released.
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Won't fix here — this isn't specific to UserSequence, and the suggested change would make it the odd one out.
The mechanism is real: AuthClient.deinit drops the entry (AuthClient.swift:251) and the getter traps on a miss (Dependencies.swift:30). But every Auth sub-client stores only the ID:
AuthAdmin.swift:34 let clientID: AuthClientID
AuthAdminOAuth.swift:29 let clientID: AuthClientID
AuthOAuthServer.swift:34 let clientID: AuthClientID
AuthMFA.swift:23 let clientID: AuthClientID
UserSequence holds an AuthAdmin, so its lifetime story is identical to every other call on one. try await admin.listUsers() after the client is released traps exactly the same way, as do admin.user(id:), mfa.listFactors() and oauthServer.listGrants(). Sub-clients as handles into a global table is the package's ownership model, not something this PR introduced. Retaining the owner in UserSequence alone would make users() the single Auth API that outlives its client.
The suggested regression test also can't be written against current behavior: iterating after release hits fatalError, which terminates the test process, and Swift Testing has no death-test support (withExpectedIssue doesn't catch traps). It only becomes writable after the ownership model changes — which is the tell that this is a design change rather than a regression fix.
That said, the underlying point is fair, and sharper than for the other APIs: an AsyncSequence is a stored value consumed lazily, so it invites being held past the call site in a way an immediately-awaited method doesn't. Worth revisiting — across all four sub-clients, in its own issue, not folded into this one.
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`listUsers(params:)` hands back one page plus a `nextPage` cursor, leaving
every caller to write the same follow-the-cursor loop. `users(perPage:)`
wraps it:
for try await user in client.auth.admin.users() { ... }
A page is fetched only when the previous one runs out, so `break`,
`prefix(_:)` and `first(where:)` stop paying at the page the caller
actually stopped on. That laziness is why this is a hand-written
`AsyncSequence` and not an `AsyncThrowingStream`, whose unbounded buffer
would run the producer ahead and pull every page regardless.
`UserSequence` is a named type rather than `some AsyncSequence<User, any
Error>`: the typed-throws primary associated type needs iOS 18 / macOS 15,
and this package floors at iOS 16 / macOS 13.
Also makes `PageParams` `Hashable, Sendable` and adds a conditional
`Sendable` conformance to `PostgrestResponse` — conditional because `T` is
the caller's decoded row type, and constraining it on the type itself
would reject the non-`Sendable` models some callers decode into today.
Part of SDK-1805.
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listUsers(params:)hands back one page plus anextPagecursor, leaving every caller to write the same follow-the-cursor loop.users(perPage:)wraps it, sofor try await user in client.auth.admin.users()walks the whole project.A page is fetched only when the previous one runs out, so
break,prefix(_:)andfirst(where:)stop paying at the page the caller actually stopped on. That laziness is why this is a hand-writtenAsyncSequenceand not anAsyncThrowingStream— the latter's unbounded buffer runs the producer ahead and pulls every page regardless.UserSequenceis a named type rather thansome AsyncSequence<User, any Error>because the typed-throws primary associated type needs iOS 18 / macOS 15, above this package's iOS 16 / macOS 13 floor.Also makes
PageParamsHashable, Sendableand adds a conditionalSendableconformance toPostgrestResponse— conditional becauseTis the caller's decoded row type, and constraining it on the type itself would reject the non-Sendablemodels some callers decode into today.Testing
Six new tests in
AuthAdminUserSequenceTests, driven throughRecordingTransportso they can assert on request count, not just results — covering multi-page ordering, per-page query params, a single page, an empty page, error propagation, and one test dedicated to proving laziness (stop after the first user ⇒ exactly one request).Review first
Sources/Auth/AuthAdmin+UserSequence.swift— specifically whetherUserSequenceshould also coverlistClients, which has the identical shape. I left it out as YAGNI.Stack
Part of SDK-1805.