fix(api): use date-only bounds for Search Console queries - #486
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The GSC ClickHouse table stores `date` as a `Date` and Google's searchAnalytics API takes `YYYY-MM-DD`, but `resolveDates` returns a full datetime — correct for the event and session tables, wrong for both GSC paths. Every /insights/:projectId/gsc/* route fails for any named `range`: Cannot convert string '2026-08-07 00:00:00' to type Date: while executing function greaterOrEquals on arguments __table1.date Date, ... Passing explicit date-only startDate/endDate already works, which is why the dashboard is unaffected — it reaches GSC over tRPC and does not go through this resolver.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change aligns Google Search Console requests with its daily date contract while preserving datetime ranges for traffic queries. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The pre-merge docstring check scopes coverage to functions the diff touches. Changing one line inside each handler counts the whole function, so the seven gsc* handlers were analysed undocumented. Also documents resolveDates, since the distinction it now carries — full datetime bounds for the DateTime-typed event and session tables, versus date-only for Search Console — is the point of this change.
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102-108: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winNormalize date bounds on the SEO GSC path.
resolveDateRange(...)can returnyyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ssfor presets such as30minandlastHour, and the registered SEO tools pass those values unchanged to the GSC cores. Those cores send them to Search Analytics and compare them with ClickHouseDatecolumns, which require date-only bounds. Add a shared GSC-specific normalization before all GSC core calls, includingcorrelateSeoWithTraffic; do not truncate the shared resolver used by event and session tools.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/api/src/controllers/insights.controller.ts`:
- Around line 102-108: Use the GSC-specific resolveGscDates function to
normalize both startDate and endDate to yyyy-MM-dd before every GSC core
invocation, including correlateSeoWithTraffic. Keep the shared
resolveDates/resolveDateRange behavior unchanged for event and session tools,
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The eight gsc*Core calls in the SEO chat tools take their range from resolveDateRange, which returns a full datetime — the same mismatch the REST handlers had. Every SEO tool in the assistant fails the same way. Normalised per call site rather than for the whole range, because correlate_seo_with_traffic feeds one range to both gscGetTopPagesCore and the OpenPanel getTopPagesCore, and the OpenPanel tables are DateTime-typed. That call keeps the datetime.
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Every Search Console read fails when the caller uses a named
range, on both the public API and the chat assistant.Problem
resolveDates()(REST) andresolveDateRange()(agent tools) return full datetime bounds. That is correct for the event and session tables, whose ClickHouse columns areDateTime. Search Console stores one row per day, and both of its paths reject a datetime:gsc_*ClickHouse table typesdateas aDate, so the comparison throws outright.getGscPageDetailsandgetGscQueryDetailscall Google'ssearchAnalytics.querylive, which documentsstartDate/endDateasYYYY-MM-DD.Against a self-hosted 2.3.0 instance with a connected property and a
readclient:The API log for the failing calls:
The dashboard is unaffected because it reaches GSC over tRPC rather than through these resolvers, which is likely why this has gone unreported.
Outcome
Named ranges work on both surfaces. Explicit
startDate/endDatebehaviour is unchanged, since those bounds already bypassed the derivation.apps/api/src/controllers/insights.controller.ts— addsresolveGscDates()and routes the sevengsc*handlers through it. The nine non-GSC callers keepresolveDates().apps/api/src/agents/tools/seo.ts— addsgscRange()and applies it at the eightgsc*Corecall sites.Decision
The normalisation sits at the call sites rather than inside the shared resolvers or the queries.
Fixing it in the ClickHouse queries would have repaired only the stored-data path and left the two tools that call Google's API directly still sending a datetime. Fixing it inside
resolveDates/resolveDateRangewould have broken the event and session tables that depend on the time component.correlate_seo_with_trafficis why the agent-tools fix is per call site rather than applied to the whole range: it passes one range togscGetTopPagesCoreand to the OpenPanelgetTopPagesCore. Only the GSC call is truncated; the OpenPanel call keeps its datetime.Evidence
The failing and passing requests above are from a live 2.3.0 self-hosted instance with a connected
sc-domain:property; the same routes that returned 500 withrange=30dreturn data with date-only bounds.I have not run the repository's typecheck or test suite locally, so CI is the authority on this change. The agent-tools edit in particular is mechanical — a spread replacing two properties — and has not been exercised against a running assistant.
Notes
The eight agent-tool call sites were found while verifying a review comment that pointed at
correlateSeoWithTraffic. The comment placed it ininsights.controller.ts; it is inapps/api/src/agents/tools/seo.ts. The underlying issue it raised was real, and this branch now covers it.