fix(tenant-settings): degrade per key instead of failing the settings blob as a unit - #257
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Google Search Console could not verify lekkerweed.co.za. The field, the
paste-handling, the <head> wiring and the deploy were all correct — the token
never survived the settings parse.
tenants.settings.letterSpacingPreset held a design-system letter-spacing MAP
({tight, normal, wide, wider, widest}) instead of one token string.
parseTenantSettingsResult returned {} on any safeParse failure, so that one
cosmetic key silently switched off the store's Search Console and Bing
verification tags, its GA4 tag, its tagline, its AI-crawler policy, its social
links and its cookie-banner copy — on every storefront render, logging only an
unattributed "zodIssueCount: 1".
The shared schema had already reasoned about this failure mode four times:
reorderReminderDays, the three verification keys, aiCrawlerPolicy and
socialLinks are each bounded loosely there and pinned exactly by their own
route/reader, explicitly so they could not take the blob down. That defends the
keys someone thought of; a cosmetic key nobody listed did the damage instead.
So the containment moves into the parser, where it holds for every key
including the ones not yet written.
- parseTenantSettingsResult drops only the offending top-level keys and
re-parses; falls back to {} when the blob is not an object or the retry still
fails. One retry, never a loop — this runs on every storefront render.
- The result gains droppedKeys and the failure log names them. Key names come
from the schema, so no tenant value is leaked; without them a failure signal
says only "something was wrong".
- branding-form-initial-data pins letterSpacingPreset to the four tokens the
Type tab offers, on both the design system and the stored value (the latter
reaches the form through a raw cast). This is the writer that produced it:
every sibling drills a level deeper and/or runs a normaliser, this one read
the parent node raw into a string-typed field.
No data patch: the stored map is dropped on read so the tag renders on deploy,
and the next branding save writes a clean token.
Tests: 168 files / 3036 passing, tsc --noEmit clean. New coverage uses the real
production blob — the token survives its malformed neighbour, and
buildStoreMetadata emits verification.google in the exact failing scenario.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds partial recovery for malformed tenant settings and reports dropped keys. Branding form initialization now validates letter-spacing tokens and falls back to ChangesTenant settings recovery
Branding letter-spacing validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The parser now isolates malformed settings per key, but it still truncates the returned dropped-key list at 20; tenants with more invalid keys would receive incomplete diagnostics despite the result contract. This is a bounded issue and the change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TenantSettingsParser
participant TenantSettingsSchema
participant FailureLogger
TenantSettingsParser->>TenantSettingsSchema: Parse raw tenant settings
TenantSettingsSchema-->>TenantSettingsParser: Return validation issues
TenantSettingsParser->>FailureLogger: Log redacted dropped keys
TenantSettingsParser->>TenantSettingsSchema: Retry without invalid top-level keys
TenantSettingsSchema-->>TenantSettingsParser: Return salvaged settings
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In `@nextjs_space/lib/tenant/tenant-settings.ts`:
- Around line 150-154: Update the return logic in the tenant-settings parsing
function to preserve the complete droppedKeys list in ParseTenantSettingsResult,
including keys beyond the first 20. Apply the 20-item slice only to the
dropped-key list passed to logParseFailure, while returning the full list
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| /** | ||
| * Top-level keys dropped to make the rest of the blob parse. Empty when `ok`. | ||
| * Names only, never values — this is safe to log (see {@link logParseFailure}). | ||
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Return every dropped key in ParseTenantSettingsResult.
Line 286 truncates droppedKeys before the function returns it. The retry removes every key in failedKeys. If more than 20 keys fail, the result omits keys that were removed and violates the documented result contract.
Keep the full list in the result. Slice only the list passed to logParseFailure.
Proposed fix
- const droppedKeys = failedKeys.slice(0, MAX_LOGGED_DROPPED_KEYS);
- logParseFailure(issueCount, droppedKeys, context);
+ const droppedKeys = failedKeys;
+ logParseFailure(
+ issueCount,
+ droppedKeys.slice(0, MAX_LOGGED_DROPPED_KEYS),
+ context,
+ );Also applies to: 286-287
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In `@nextjs_space/lib/tenant/tenant-settings.ts` around lines 150 - 154, Update
the return logic in the tenant-settings parsing function to preserve the
complete droppedKeys list in ParseTenantSettingsResult, including keys beyond
the first 20. Apply the 20-item slice only to the dropped-key list passed to
logParseFailure, while returning the full list unchanged.
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The report
Google Search Console could not verify
lekkerweed.co.za— "Your meta tag is not in the<head>section of your home page." It wasn't.What was actually wrong
The Search Console field, the pasted-
<meta>handling, the<head>wiring and the deploy were all correct. The token was stored, valid, and reached the page — it appears in the RSC flight payload. It never reached the metadata builder.tenants.settings.letterSpacingPresetheld a design-system letter-spacing map instead of one token string:{"wide":"0.025em","tight":"-0.02em","wider":"0.05em","normal":"0","widest":"0.1em"}styleTokenisz.string().max(100).nullable(), so that is one Zod issue — andparseTenantSettingsResultreturned{}on any failure. One cosmetic key therefore switched off, on every storefront render:ga4MeasurementId,analyticsEnabled)taglineaiCrawlerPolicyandsocialLinksProduction logged only
zodIssueCount: 1, with no indication of which key or that anything user-visible had gone dark.How the value got written:
branding-form-initial-data.tsreadgetVal(["typography","letterSpacing"])raw, while every sibling drills a level deeper (typography.fontSize.base) and/or runsmatchOption/resolveFontId. A template whose design system holds the map at that node put an object into astring-typed form field, and the branding save persisted it.The fix
1. The parser degrades per key.
parseTenantSettingsResultdrops only the offending top-level keys and re-parses, falling back to{}only when the blob isn't an object or the retry still fails. One retry, never a loop — this is on every storefront render. Nested issues take their whole top-level key deliberately: returning a half-rewrittenbusinessInfois worse than returning a default.The shared schema had already reasoned about this exact failure mode four times —
reorderReminderDays, the three verification keys,aiCrawlerPolicyandsocialLinksare each bounded loosely there and pinned exactly by their own route/reader, explicitly so they could not take the blob down. That defends the keys someone thought of. A cosmetic key nobody listed did the damage instead, so the containment belongs in the parser.2. Failures are attributable. The result gains
droppedKeysand the log names them. Key names come from the schema, not tenant data, so nothing leaks — and without them a failure signal says only "something was wrong", which is what let this sit unnoticed.3. The writer is pinned.
letterSpacingPresetis matched against the four tokens the Type tab offers, on both the design system and the stored value (the latter reaches the form through a rawas TenantSettingscast).No data patch
The stored map is dropped on read, so the verification tag renders as soon as this deploys. Letter-spacing resolves to
"0"— which is whatletterSpacingMap[object]already produced. The next branding save writes a clean token, so the row self-heals.Test plan
npx vitest run tests/unit/— 168 files / 3036 tests passingnpx tsc --noEmit— cleanparseTenantSettingskeeps the real production token while dropping its malformed neighbour;droppedKeysreports it by name; the offending value never enters the logbuildStoreMetadataemitsverification.googlein the exact failing scenario (plantrial+ malformedletterSpacingPreset)buildInitialFormDatanever yields a non-tokenletterSpacingPreset, from either source{}-on-garbage contracts still hold (non-object blob, single-bad-key blob)After merge, confirm on the live URL:
then retry HTML-tag verification in Search Console.
Follow-up (not in this PR)
Worth checking the true blast radius once this is in — the fix makes them all render regardless, but it tells you who else was affected:
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