Phase 1 scoped only projects/assets/bins and left recorders, sequences,
imports, comments carrying TODO(authz) markers. A scoped editor/viewer could
still read and mutate those across every project. This closes the gap using
the existing authz.js helpers — no open TODO(authz) markers remain.
- recorders: param('id') resolves project + view baseline, requireRecorderEdit
on PATCH/DELETE/start/stop, GET / filtered by accessibleProjectIds, POST /
asserts edit on the target project (null project = admin-only)
- sequences: same param pattern + requireSequenceEdit on PUT/:id,/clips,conform
and DELETE; GET//POST/ assert on the query/body project
- imports: POST /youtube asserts edit on the body projectId
- comments: router.use guard resolves project via the asset (view to read, edit
to write); also fixes the author bug (req.session.userId -> req.user.id, which
was always NULL so comments had no recorded author)
- capture: intentionally any-logged-in (shared hardware, asset scoped on
registration) — TODO replaced with a rationale note
Security fixes from review of this change:
- recorders POST /:id/start: a per-take projectId override could route a live
asset into a project the caller lacks edit on — now asserts edit on the
override target
- sequences PUT /:id/clips: spliced asset_ids weren't checked, so an editor
could pull in (and via GET /:id leak signed proxy URLs for) assets from a
project they can't access — now every clip asset must belong to the
sequence's project; pre-transaction queries moved inside try/catch so a DB
error returns 500 instead of hanging the request
- tests: recorders-access, sequences-access (incl. cross-project clip guard),
comments-access (incl. author-id regression)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
