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fix(core): refine room resolution logic in clear_room middleware #662
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Summary of ChangesHello @springtiming, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request addresses a critical bug in the Highlights
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Code Review
This pull request addresses a bug in the clear_room middleware that caused it to incorrectly re-resolve a room, even when one was already available in the context. The fix, which prevents this re-resolution by checking if targetRoom is already set, is correct and effectively solves the issue. I've included one suggestion to further refine the logic for improved efficiency and clarity.
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Note: This issue seems to be introduced in PR #656 |
Fixes #659
Background
When running
chatluna.room.clearin a private chat without specifying a room name, the command may incorrectly return “room not found” erroreven though the user already has a resolved default room
Root Cause
The
resolve_roommiddleware has already successfully resolved the default room and written it to:However, in clear_room middleware, the following condition is used:
As long as room_resolve exists (even when name is undefined), the middleware always attempts a second room lookup.
This lookup fails and overwrites the already resolved targetRoom, resulting in a “room not found” error.
Fix
Update the condition in
clear_roomto only re-resolve the room whentargetRoomis still null.This avoids overriding the default room already resolved by
resolve_roomand aligns the behavior withdelete_roommiddleware.