document the capability-token model for job console logs#1564
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The job UUID issued by Log#set_uid is the authorization primitive for ConsoleController#status -- we don't scope Log records by user or project. Adding comments so future maintainers don't re-litigate.
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Summary
Adds comments to
ConsoleController#statusandLog#set_uidrecording the design intent: the job UUID (SecureRandom.uuid, 122 bits of entropy) is the authorization primitive for reading a log stream. Logs are not scoped by user or project at the row level; possession of a valid UUID is treated as the authorization to read.Why
Without these comments, the shape of
ConsoleController#statusinvites future contributors to add row-level scoping that would require a substantial refactor (migration + threadinguser_idthrough every call site that creates aLog). The UUID-as-capability design is intentional and the comments flag that.Check List