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Releases

@labdigital/commercetools-mock@5.0.0

Major Changes

• #428 28773de Thanks @korsvanloon! - Scope the /me and as-associate endpoints to the caller, and fail closed.

  This is a breaking change. Both scopes used to answer from the whole
  collection: /me/orders/{id} returned any order, and an associate-scoped
  request accepted any associateId and ignored the business unit in the path.
  A test asserting that a shopper cannot read someone else's order, or that an
  associate cannot see a colleague's cart, passed whether or not the code under
  test actually scoped its request.

  /me now answers for the customer or anonymous session the bearer token was
  issued for, and returns 403 insufficient_scope without one. A resource
  belonging to someone else is 404, not a leak. Resources created through /me
  are stamped with the caller.

  as-associate resolves the associate named in the path against the business
  unit named in the path, collects the permissions of their AssociateRoles, and
  enforces all 47 of them. My means the resource's customer is the acting
  associate; Others means a different customer in the same business unit. A list
  request with only the My permission is narrowed rather than refused; anything
  else missing returns 403 AssociateMissingPermission carrying the permissions
  that would have sufficed. A resource of another business unit is 404.

  Migrating. Tests that call these endpoints now need to say who is calling.
  A new @labdigital/commercetools-mock/testing entrypoint exports
  customerSession, loginCustomer and anonymousSession for /me, and
  createAssociateScope for the associate scope, which seeds the customer,
  associate role and business unit in one call.

  Identity resolution no longer depends on enableAuthentication: the mock always
  reads the identity from a token it issued, so scoping works without turning
  authentication on.

  Also in this change, because the scopes are unusable without them:

  • POST /oauth/{projectKey}/anonymous/token honours a supplied anonymous_id
    instead of always generating one.
  • PaymentDraft.customer and anonymousId are stored.
  • An order and a quote request created from a cart carry the cart's
    businessUnit.
  • GET /me/active-cart answers for the caller instead of returning the first
    active cart in the project.

Minor Changes

• #438 88f3808 Thanks @korsvanloon! - Support the seller's side of the quote flow:

  • Staged quotes and quotes are now stored when created, so they can be read and updated afterwards.
  • A staged quote is created from a submitted quote request only, checks quoteRequestVersion, prices the offer in a copy of the requested cart, and honours quoteRequestStateToAccepted.
  • A quote is created in the Pending state (it was Accepted) from an InProgress staged quote only, checks stagedQuoteVersion, carries the staged quote's validTo, sellerComment, business unit and store, and honours stagedQuoteStateToSent.
  • New staged quote update actions: changeStagedQuoteState, setSellerComment and setValidTo.
  • New quote update actions: changeQuoteState and requestQuoteRenegotiation. DeclinedForRenegotiation can only be reached through a renegotiation request.

• #442 74ac7b5 Thanks @mvantellingen! - Support the setCarrier update action on shipping methods

• #435 7a33c6b Thanks @robertmoelker! - Support custom fields on addresses. BaseAddress is polymorphic between read and write, so address drafts can carry a custom field holding a CustomFieldsDraft. Drafts and update actions carrying such an address (customer, business unit, cart, order and channel) now resolve it to CustomFields against the referenced type, returning a 400 ReferencedResourceNotFound when the type does not exist. In strict mode the generated draft schemas accept and validate custom on an address.

  Customer and business unit creation, and the addAddress customer action, now go through the shared createAddress helper, which means the address country field is enforced there as well.

• #430 2e8ae39 Thanks @mvantellingen! - Persist expansionPaths, dependencies and additionalContext when creating
  an API Extension.

  The Extension repository only copied key, timeoutInMs, destination and
  triggers out of the draft, so the three fields added by the 2026-03-12 API
  release were silently dropped on create. POST /{projectKey}/extensions with
  expansionPaths returned an extension without them, which made it look like
  the field was rejected. The setExpansionPaths, setDependencies and
  setAdditionalContext update actions were already implemented, so only the
  create path was affected.

  dependencies are now resolved through the storage layer like every other
  resource identifier, so they can be given by key as well as by id (on both
  create and setDependencies, which previously assumed id was set) and an
  unknown dependency returns a ReferencedResourceNotFound error instead of a
  reference with id: undefined.

Patch Changes

• #442 f45820e Thanks @mvantellingen! - Update dependencies

• #433 74adf7c Thanks @robertmoelker! - Update astro (docs) to v7.* for security reasons

• #432 756eb56 Thanks @robertmoelker! - Enforce BusinessUnit key uniqueness within a project. Creating a business unit with a key that is already taken now returns a 400 DuplicateField error on the key field instead of silently storing a second unit under the same key.

• #432 756eb56 Thanks @robertmoelker! - clear() now also resets the auth store. Tokens issued before a clear() used to stay valid and keep resolving to customers and anonymous sessions that no longer existed, leaking identity between tests. Tests that issue a token (for example through customerSession) must do so after each clear().

• #436 8a8a282 Thanks @jsm1t! - Fix contains any / contains all throwing on resources where the field is not
  set.

  The handler rejected any non-array value, so a predicate such as
  custom(fields(orderNumbers contains any ("R-123"))) raised
  The field 'orderNumbers' does not support this expression. as soon as one
  resource in the collection lacked the field — failing the entire query rather
  than filtering that resource out. Real commercetools treats an unset set as
  having no members, so it simply does not match.

  An unset (undefined or null) field now evaluates to false. A field that is
  present but is not a set still raises a PredicateError, since that is a
  genuine type mismatch.

• #434 cb56f14 Thanks @robertmoelker! - Scope customer email uniqueness to the stores a customer is assigned to. The same email can now be used in different stores, matching commercetools behaviour. Customers created through an in-store endpoint are assigned to that store, and the in-store password flow only matches customers of that store.

  Implement the addStore, removeStore and setStores customer update actions, which re-validate email uniqueness for any store scope the customer newly enters (including becoming a global customer again).

  Store resource identifiers are now validated by key as well as by id, so referencing a non-existent store in a draft returns a 400 ReferencedResourceNotFound error instead of silently passing through. This also fixes getStoreKeyReference, which previously always failed for id-based references.

  In-store endpoints (/{projectKey}/in-store/key={storeKey}/...) now return a 404 ResourceNotFound when the store in the path does not exist, matching commercetools.

• #439 b120400 Thanks @jsm1t! - Support the infix not in operator in query predicates.

  A predicate such as custom(fields(externalOrderType not in :hiddenOrderTypes))
  failed with Unexpected token: not, because not was only understood as a
  prefix (not (...)). Real commercetools documents age not in (42, 43, 44) as
  a membership check, so not in now matches every resource that in would not.

  The prefix not (...) form also forwards query variables to the negated
  expression now, so not (field in :values) no longer ignores :values.