[Bug]GET API returns 404 error for an existing device in the tenant

[Unmeiwa]

Description

When attempting to use the provided GET API to find a specific device for a tenant, the system returns a 404 error indicating "Device not found". However, the device is visible in the user interface.

Steps to Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1.Access the API endpoint: https://api.stayforge.net/v1/devices/ {organization_id}/{tenant_id}/{device_id}
2.Use the following parameters:
organization_id: org_4e8fb2461d71963a
tenant_id: ten_6394d8ab8f03ddb5
device_id: 1
3.Add the necessary request headers, including X-API-Key
4.Send the request and observe the response

Actual Behavior

The system returns a 404 status code with the following response body:

{
"code": "not_found",
"message": "Device not found"
}

Expected Behavior

The system should return the details of the device instead of a 404 error.

Environment (if applicable)

• OS:Windows11
• Browser / Tool:Zudoku Playground/Chrome/Postman
• SDK / Client:
• Other relevant details:

Additional Context

In the user interface, the following device information is visible:

Device ID: 1
Device Name: 一楼温度传感器

[Unmeiwa]

Additional testing shows that the same problem occurs with other device-related API endpoints:

Update device (PATCH /v1/devices/org_4e8fb2461d71963a/ten_6394d8ab8f03ddb5/2)
{
"device_id": "3",
"sn": "3",
"display_name": "3",
"price_id": "3",
"status": "active",
"metadata": {}
}
Delete device (DELETE /v1/devices/org_4e8fb2461d71963a/ten_6394d8ab8f03ddb5/2)
Both return 404 with the same message "Device not found". This indicates the issue is not isolated to a single endpoint.

[Iktahana]

Issue Verification: CONFIRMED ✓

The bug is real. The GET /v1/devices/{device_id} endpoint returns 404 for existing devices.

Root cause: Query mismatch

• Location: /internal/handlers/devices/devices.go (lines 570-574)
• The GetDevice method queries by _id (MongoDBs internal ID field): filter := bson.M{"tenant_id": string(tenantId), "_id": string(deviceId)}
• However, the API parameter deviceId in the URL path is not the MongoDB _id, its the device_id field (the user-supplied identifier)

Example:

• User creates device with device_id: "1"
• User calls GET /v1/devices/{org}/{tenant}/1
• API searches for MongoDB document where _id = "1" (which does not exist)
• Correct behavior: Should search where device_id = "1" or use the internal _id as the path parameter

Recommendation: Either:

1. Change the query to use device_id field instead of _id, OR
2. Clarify in documentation that deviceId parameter expects the MongoDB internal ID, not the user-supplied device_id

[Iktahana]

we will clarify in documentation that deviceId parameter expects the MongoDB internal ID, not the user-supplied device_id

[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human investigation. The 404 error for an existing device suggests a potential route-matching or database query issue that needs root-cause analysis across multiple layers (routing, query logic, tenant isolation).

@Iktahana — as the top contributor, could you please investigate the device lookup logic for this tenant/device combination?

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[Washio20]

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human review. The root cause could involve routing, tenant isolation logic, or a database query mismatch. Assigning to top contributor for investigation.

This comment was generated by an automated triage system.

[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex by the automated bug-fix system.

Reason: The 404 response for an existing device could stem from multiple root causes — tenant isolation query logic, routing path parameter parsing, or data layer inconsistency. The issue requires investigation of the multi-tenant device lookup flow, which may involve cross-module changes.

@Iktahana — as the top contributor, could you please investigate this issue?

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[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human investigation.

Reason: The root cause is unclear — the device exists in the UI but the GET API returns 404. This could involve routing logic, tenant isolation, query parameters, or device ID type mismatch. A hands-on investigation of the API handler and database query is needed.

@Iktahana — as the top contributor, could you please investigate the device lookup logic and determine if there is a type mismatch or tenant scoping issue?

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[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human investigation.

Reason: The 404 error for an existing device could stem from multiple causes: routing logic, database query issues, tenant isolation middleware, or device ID format mismatch. Root cause analysis requires debugging with access to the API codebase and database state.

@Iktahana — as the top contributor to this repository, could you please investigate this issue?

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[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human investigation.

Reason: The 404 error for an existing device could stem from multiple potential root causes — routing logic, database query filters, tenant isolation middleware, or device ID type mismatch. Determining the exact cause requires debugging with access to the running environment and database state.

@Iktahana — as the top contributor to this repository, could you please investigate and determine the root cause?

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[Washio20]

Triage: Complex — Requires Human Review

After automated analysis, this issue has been classified as complex and requires human investigation.

Reason: The GET API returning 404 for a device that exists in the UI suggests a mismatch between the API query logic and the data model. This could be:

• A route parameter parsing issue (device_id=1 vs string matching)
• A tenant/org scoping issue in the query
• A data inconsistency between the UI and API data sources

Root cause investigation requires access to the database and API routing logic.

@Iktahana — could you please investigate the device lookup logic for this endpoint?

This comment was generated by an automated triage system.

[Washio20]

Automated Triage — Complex Bug

This issue has been triaged as complex and requires human review.

Reason: The root cause is unclear — the device exists in the UI but the GET API returns 404. This could involve routing logic, database query construction, or tenant isolation issues that require deeper investigation and domain knowledge.

Assigning to repository owner for investigation.

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