Use highest status instead of newest for legacy #509
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/Helpers/CorrespondenceExtensions.cs (1)
27-33: LGTM! Consider adding XML documentation.The implementation correctly combines the purge check with the status ordering logic.
Consider adding XML documentation to describe the method's behavior and return value:
+ /// <summary> + /// Gets the highest status that is not purged or fetched from the correspondence. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="correspondence">The correspondence entity.</param> + /// <returns>The highest status entity that is not purged or fetched, or null if no such status exists.</returns> public static CorrespondenceStatusEntity? GetHighestStatusWithoutPurged(this CorrespondenceEntity correspondence)src/Altinn.Correspondence.Persistence/Helpers/QueryableExtensions.cs (2)
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71-89: Update comments to reflect the new status selection logicThe comments stating "Include correspondences with active status" are now misleading as the method uses highest status rather than most recent status.
Consider updating the comments to:
- if (includeActive) // Include correspondences with active status + if (includeActive) // Include correspondences where highest status is active - if (includeArchived) // Include correspondences with active status + if (includeArchived) // Include correspondences where highest status is archived - if (includePurged) // Include correspondences with active status + if (includePurged) // Include correspondences where highest status is purged
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64-64: Consider renaming method to reflect new behaviorThe method name
IncludeByStatusesdoesn't indicate whether it uses the newest or highest status for filtering.Consider renaming to be more explicit:
- public static IQueryable<CorrespondenceEntity> IncludeByStatuses + public static IQueryable<CorrespondenceEntity> IncludeByHighestStatusessrc/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/GetCorrespondenceOverview/LegacyGetCorrespondenceOverviewHandler.cs (1)
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59-67: Consider documenting status precedence rulesThe logic now depends on status hierarchy rather than timestamp. This change in behavior should be documented:
- For maintainers: Add code comments explaining the status precedence rules
- For users: Update API documentation to reflect this change in status determination
+ // Status precedence: The status hierarchy determines which status is returned, + // rather than using the most recent status. This ensures consistent status + // representation for legacy requests. var latestStatus = correspondence.GetHighestStatus();
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/Helpers/CorrespondenceExtensions.cs (1)
20-26: Verify enum ordering for status hierarchy.
The implementation assumes that higher enum values represent "higher" status levels. We should verify this assumption to ensure correct status ordering.
Consider documenting the status hierarchy in comments or creating a separate method that explicitly defines the status order, making it more maintainable and less dependent on enum values.
Example approach:
private static readonly Dictionary<CorrespondenceStatus, int> StatusHierarchy = new()
{
{ CorrespondenceStatus.Initialized, 1 },
{ CorrespondenceStatus.ReadyForPublish, 2 },
// ... other statuses
};✅ Verification successful
The enum values show a clear progression from Initialized (0) -> ReadyForPublish (1) -> Published (2) -> Fetched (3), where higher numeric values represent later stages in the correspondence lifecycle. Let me verify if there are any additional statuses by searching for potential derived or extended enums.
Enum ordering is correct for status hierarchy
The implementation in GetHighestStatus correctly uses enum values to determine the highest status. The CorrespondenceStatus enum shows a clear progression where higher numeric values represent more advanced states in the correspondence lifecycle:
- Initialized (0)
- ReadyForPublish (1)
- Published (2)
- Fetched (3)
The method correctly excludes Fetched status and uses OrderByDescending to get the highest remaining status, which aligns with the business logic of the correspondence workflow.
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/GetCorrespondenceOverview/LegacyGetCorrespondenceOverviewHandler.cs (2)
59-59: Verify status hierarchy implementation
The change from GetLatestStatus() to GetHighestStatus() represents a fundamental shift in how correspondence status is determined. While this aligns with the PR objectives, we should ensure the status hierarchy is correctly implemented.
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Change from GetLatestStatus to GetHighestStatus is correctly implemented
The implementation is verified to be correct based on the following evidence:
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The
GetHighestStatus()method in CorrespondenceExtensions.cs is properly implemented:- Uses
OrderByDescending(s => s.Status)to sort by status enum value - Excludes
Fetchedstatus from consideration - Returns the highest status based on enum value ordering
- Uses
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The status hierarchy is clearly defined in CorrespondenceStatus enum:
- Starts from
Initialized = 0 - Progresses through
ReadyForPublish = 1 - Higher values represent more advanced states
- Starts from
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The change aligns with the PR objectives of using highest status instead of newest for legacy requests, and the implementation correctly switches from timestamp-based ordering (
StatusChanged) to enum-value-based ordering (Status).
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Line range hint 59-146: Verify impact on status-dependent logic
The change to GetHighestStatus() affects downstream logic that depends on the status value. The code uses this status for:
- Availability check (
IsAvailableForRecipient()) - Response construction
- Status-based field population (Archived, Confirmed dates)
We should ensure these dependencies work correctly with the new status determination method.
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Let me analyze the results from the shell script execution to verify the impact of GetHighestStatus() on status-dependent logic.
The search results show several key findings:
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IsAvailableForRecipient()method is well-defined inCorrespondenceExtensions.csand has a clear list of valid statuses:
[Published, Fetched, Read, Replied, Confirmed, Archived, Reserved]- The status transitions and dependencies are consistently enforced across handlers:
Readrequires priorFetchedstatusConfirmedrequires priorFetchedstatusArchivedrequires priorConfirmedstatus if confirmation is needed
- The
GetHighestStatus()implementation inCorrespondenceExtensions.csexcludesFetchedstatus and orders by status value:
.Where(s => s.Status != CorrespondenceStatus.Fetched)
.OrderByDescending(s => s.Status)- The status value is used consistently for:
- Availability checks via
IsAvailableForRecipient() - Response construction with proper status text
- Status-based field population (Archived, Confirmed dates)
Let me generate the final response:
GetHighestStatus() implementation maintains status-dependent logic integrity
The new status determination method correctly preserves the status transition rules and dependencies by:
- Excluding
Fetchedstatus which is transient and shouldn't affect the highest status - Using status value ordering that aligns with the valid status progression
- Maintaining compatibility with
IsAvailableForRecipient()checks
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/GetCorespondences/LegacyGetCorrespondencesHandler.cs (1)
135-135: Verify business impact of switching from newest to highest status
The change from GetLatestStatusWithoutPurged() to GetHighestStatusWithoutPurged() could impact existing consumers expecting the newest status. Please ensure this aligns with business requirements.
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The codebase shows a clear pattern of using two different status retrieval methods:
GetLatestStatus()- Used in most handlers for regular operationsGetHighestStatus()- Used specifically in legacy handlers
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The change in
LegacyGetCorrespondencesHandler.csfromGetLatestStatusWithoutPurged()toGetHighestStatusWithoutPurged()is consistent with:LegacyGetCorrespondenceOverviewHandler.cswhich usesGetHighestStatus()- Other legacy handlers that are designed to maintain backward compatibility
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The implementation in
CorrespondenceExtensions.csshows:GetLatestStatus()orders by timestamp (newest)GetHighestStatus()orders by status value (highest)- Both methods exclude
Fetchedstatus - Both have variants that exclude purged status
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This change appears to be part of a deliberate pattern to handle legacy requests differently from regular requests, maintaining consistency across legacy handlers.
Change is consistent with legacy handler pattern and safe to proceed
The switch from GetLatestStatusWithoutPurged() to GetHighestStatusWithoutPurged() in LegacyGetCorrespondencesHandler aligns with the established pattern of using highest status for legacy handlers, as evidenced by similar implementation in LegacyGetCorrespondenceOverviewHandler. Regular handlers continue to use latest status, maintaining the intended separation between legacy and current implementations.
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/Helpers/CorrespondenceExtensions.cs (1)
20-32: Verify CorrespondenceStatus enum ordering
The implementation looks clean and consistent. However, since MaxBy(s => s.Status) relies on the enum values' ordering, we should verify that the CorrespondenceStatus enum values are ordered correctly to ensure the "highest" status is determined as intended.
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CorrespondenceStatus enum ordering is correct for MaxBy operation
The enum values are properly ordered with increasing severity/progression:
- Basic states: Initialized(0) → ReadyForPublish(1) → Published(2) → Fetched(3) → Read(4) → Replied(5) → Confirmed(6)
- Terminal states: PurgedByRecipient(7), PurgedByAltinn(8), Archived(9)
The MaxBy(s => s.Status) operation will correctly identify the highest status since:
- The enum values follow a logical progression
- Terminal states (Purged/Archived) have the highest values
- The
IsPurged()extension method correctly filters both purge states when needed
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src/Altinn.Correspondence.Application/Helpers/CorrespondenceExtensions.cs (1)
20-33: Document the behavioral difference between Latest and Highest statusConsider adding XML documentation to explain the semantic difference between Latest (time-based) and Highest (enum value-based) status selection. This will help developers choose the appropriate method for their use case.
Example documentation:
/// <summary> /// Gets the status with the highest enum value, excluding Fetched status. /// Unlike GetLatestStatus which uses timestamp, this method prioritizes by status severity. /// </summary> public static CorrespondenceStatusEntity? GetHighestStatus(...)
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