fix(api): keep team-shared agent sessions readonly on single-session delete - #19434
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…delete DELETE /agents/<agent_id>/sessions/<session_id> only required canvas access, which team members hold on a shared agent, so any team member could delete the owner's or another member's sessions. The batch delete route already restricts deletion to the canvas owner, and the Go API enforces the same readonly rule for the single-session route (internal/service/agent_sessions.go DeleteAgentSessionItem). Limit single-session delete to the canvas owner or the session's creator, and answer "shared session is readonly" otherwise. Add route-level unit tests for the team-member denial, the owner delete, and a member deleting their own session.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe session deletion endpoint now permits deletion only for the canvas owner or session creator. Unit tests cover rejected team members, canvas owners, and session creators. ChangesSession deletion authorization
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In `@test/testcases/restful_api/test_agent_session_delete_unit.py`:
- Around line 147-149: Update the test around delete_agent_session_item to track
calls to the delete_by_id stub, then assert it was not called when rejecting a
readonly shared session while preserving the existing response assertions.
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Address review on infiniflow#19434: track delete_by_id calls in the stub and assert the session is untouched when a team member is rejected.
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Fixes #19429
Limit single-session delete to the canvas owner or the session's creator and answer "shared session is readonly" otherwise, mirroring the Go rule in
internal/service/agent_sessions.go(DeleteAgentSessionItem).Tests: 3 new route-level unit tests in
test/testcases/restful_api/test_agent_session_delete_unit.py- the team-member denial test fails on main; the owner delete and member-deleting-own-session tests pass on both.