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Fixed issue where the member attribute could not be found if the group was empty.
WalkthroughA null check for the "member" attribute was added in the UserExistsInGroup method to prevent errors when the group has no members. Minor whitespace adjustments were also made in the AddUserToGroups method, but no changes to public interfaces or exported entities occurred. Changes
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46-46: Minor formatting change - acceptable.The added whitespace improves code readability.
65-65: Minor formatting change - acceptable.The added whitespace improves code separation between methods.
| //Check that the attribute exists, otherwise an error will be thrown if the group is empty. | ||
| if(memberAttr != null) | ||
| { | ||
| var currentMembers = memberAttr.StringValueArray; | ||
| if (currentMembers.Where(e => e == userDn).Any()) | ||
| return true; | ||
| } | ||
| return false; | ||
| } |
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Fix the logical flow and code formatting issues.
While the null check addresses the core issue, there are several problems with the current implementation:
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Logic error: The
return false;on line 100 exits the method immediately when an entry lacks a member attribute, preventing the method from checking other entries that might contain the user. -
Code formatting: The formatting doesn't follow Microsoft C# conventions - missing space after
ifand inconsistent brace placement. -
Comment style: The comment should follow standard conventions.
Apply this diff to fix the logical flow and formatting:
- //Check that the attribute exists, otherwise an error will be thrown if the group is empty.
- if(memberAttr != null)
- {
- var currentMembers = memberAttr.StringValueArray;
- if (currentMembers.Where(e => e == userDn).Any())
- return true;
- }
- return false;
+ // Check that the attribute exists, otherwise an error will be thrown if the group is empty.
+ if (memberAttr != null)
+ {
+ var currentMembers = memberAttr.StringValueArray;
+ if (currentMembers.Where(e => e == userDn).Any())
+ return true;
+ }The method should continue checking other entries if the current entry doesn't have a member attribute, rather than returning false immediately. The final return false; on line 104 will handle the case where the user is not found in any entry.
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In Frends.LDAP.AddUserToGroups/AddUserToGroups.cs around lines 93 to 101, fix
the logical flow by removing the immediate return false inside the loop when
memberAttr is null, allowing the method to continue checking other entries.
Adjust the code formatting to include a space after if and use consistent brace
placement according to Microsoft C# conventions. Update the comment to follow
standard style guidelines. Ensure the final return false is only after all
entries have been checked.
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Fixed issue where the member attribute could not be found if the LDAP group was empty, leading to a System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException. This issue was mentioned by my colleague in this issue.
The fix introduces a conditional check into the UserExistsInGroup function to make sure the "member" attribute is not null before checking if a user is already part of the LDAP group. If the attribute is null, the function assumes no user exists, returns false and the task continues as normal.
This PR was created on behalf of the Municipality of Skövde Kommun. If you have any questions, please contact me at oscar.j.andersson@skovde.se
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