Problem
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1. Re-clicking an already-confirmed confirmation link (e.g. /confirm?token=…)
returned from confirmSubscription because the SQL WHERE
clause required . The caller then threw an
ActionError('invalid or expired') which rendered the 'Email not confirmed'
error page — misleading for someone who had already confirmed.
2. A second PUT /subscription/email with the same email+frequency could
silently bypass the upsert path when getSubscriptionByPubkey found the
active row but updateSubscription returned it unchanged (email and
frequency matched). While the unique index prevented a true duplicate
INSERT, the code path was fragile and the regression test was missing.
Changes
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database.ts:
- confirmSubscription now returns { sub, alreadyConfirmed } | undefined.
First it tries the existing UPDATE (unconfirmed tokens only). If that
returns no rows, it looks up the key directly: if the row exists and is
already confirmed, returns { sub, alreadyConfirmed: true }. If the row
doesn't exist or is unsubscribed, returns undefined (invalid/expired).
- Exported new ConfirmResult type for callers.
actions.ts:
- confirmSubscriptionAction destructures the new return type.
- Only registers the cron job on fresh confirmation (not re-confirms).
- Returns the ConfirmResult so the route can distinguish the two cases.
server.ts:
- /confirm route checks result.alreadyConfirmed and renders
confirm-already.html instead of confirm-success.html.
pages/confirm-already.html:
- New page with title 'Email already confirmed' and an info message
explaining the address was already confirmed.
Tests:
- test/confirm-already-confirmed.test.ts — NEW (3 tests): first confirm
succeeds with alreadyConfirmed=false; second confirm returns
alreadyConfirmed=true; nonexistent token returns undefined.
- test/duplicate-subscription.test.ts — NEW (4 tests): full cycle of
register → confirm → re-register → assert one active row with
unchanged key, verifying the upsert is idempotent.
- Adapted 3 existing test files to destructure the new ConfirmResult.
