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What was wrong

• A route stayed reachable after its permission was gone. If the signed-in user changed without a page reload (sign out, then sign in as someone else in the same tab), a route behind HasPermission kept rendering for the new user. A user without adminUsers.user who signed in on /admin-users saw the Users screen, with an empty list and a "Not authorized" toast, instead of the not-found page. The API refused the data, so nothing leaked. A page reload showed the right page. This affected any permission-gated route, not only Users.

What changed

Routes (@webiny/app):

• Router.setRoutes merged the routes it was given into the ones it had and never removed any. The router config did drop the gated route when HasPermission re-rendered for the new user, but the router kept its copy, and the current URL kept matching it. setRoutes now replaces the routes with the set it's given. Its only caller, App.tsx, always passes the complete set: built-in routes plus every route in the router config. Names stay unique as before: a later definition with the same name replaces the earlier one in its position, which is how a config route overrides a built-in one.
• App.tsx re-sent the routes only when their count changed ([combinedRoutes.length]). A switch that removes one route and adds another keeps the count the same. It now keys on each route's name and path (JSON.stringify of the pairs), so a route that keeps its name under a new path is picked up too.

Demo

On a standalone project: an admin on the Users screen signs out, and a user without Users access signs in in the same tab and gets the not-found page.

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Things worth knowing

• The breadcrumb on that not-found page still shows the previous route's "Users". After a reload it shows "Home". The not-found page doesn't set a breadcrumb of its own, so the last one stays. This is cosmetic and not changed here.
• The reverse case works without a reload too: a user without Users access is on /admin-users, an admin signs in, and the Users screen appears.

Tests

• @webiny/app: a new HistoryRouterGateway test drops a route from the set and checks that the current path re-resolves to the wildcard, and that navigating to the dropped path no longer matches it. The sorting test now passes the full set to setRoutes. Another new test checks that with two routes of the same name, the last one handles the match. 59 tests in the package pass.
• In the browser on a running standalone project, I checked both directions of the switch, as in the video. Before the fix I also checked the router config at that point: it held only AdminUsers/Account, so the stale Users route was coming from the router itself.

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Walkthrough

The router now replaces its full route set and updates routes when route names or paths change. Admin user updates now attempt to restore supplied fields if password persistence fails and report when restoration also fails.

Changes: Router route replacement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Replace and apply route sets packages/app/src/features/router/Router.ts, packages/app/src/App.tsx, packages/app/src/features/router/HistoryRouterGateway.test.ts	Router.setRoutes replaces the full route set and uses the last definition for duplicate names. AppRouter tracks route names and paths to trigger updates. Tests cover route replacement, wildcard resolution, and duplicate names.

Admin user update rollback

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Restore user fields after password failure packages/self-hosted-auth/src/api/domain/errors.ts, packages/self-hosted-auth/src/api/features/UpdateAdminUser/abstractions.ts, packages/self-hosted-auth/src/api/features/UpdateAdminUser/UpdateAdminUserUseCase.ts, packages/self-hosted-auth/__tests__/helpers/inMemoryAdminUsers.ts, packages/self-hosted-auth/__tests__/AdminUserUseCases.test.ts	If password setting fails after a user update, the use case submits original values for supplied supported fields to updateUser. Successful restoration returns the password-setting error. Failed restoration returns UPDATE_PARTIALLY_APPLIED. Tests cover restored fields, absent fields, and failed rollback.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant UpdateAdminUserUseCase
  participant UserStorage
  participant SetPasswordUseCase
  UpdateAdminUserUseCase->>UserStorage: Update supplied user fields
  UpdateAdminUserUseCase->>SetPasswordUseCase: Set password
  SetPasswordUseCase-->>UpdateAdminUserUseCase: Password-setting failure
  UpdateAdminUserUseCase->>UserStorage: Restore original field values
  UserStorage-->>UpdateAdminUserUseCase: Restoration result

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Possibly related PRs

• webiny/webiny-js#6081: Adds admin-user routes and the use case that this change updates with rollback behavior.
• webiny/webiny-js#6092: Also changes UpdateAdminUserUseCase handling of credential-related failures.

Suggested reviewers: pavel910

Merge Risk: Low · up to 46253

Route replacement works for the account-switch scenario. The admin-user password-failure rollback is best effort and has narrow edge cases: a rollback exception can replace the password error, and a password-only update can report a partial update that never happened. These affect only a rare failure path and are reasonable to fix before or shortly after merge.

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- Line 95: Catch and suppress exceptions from the rollback call to
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Preserve concurrent user updates during rollback.

If another update changes a supplied field while setPassword.execute is pending, this rollback writes the older value from found.value. The other update can succeed and then lose its change. Use a conditional rollback that restores a field only if it still has this request’s updated value.

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Update the rollback in the UpdateAdminUser flow to restore each supplied field
only if it still matches the value written by this request; preserve any field
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Keep rollback exceptions from replacing the password error.

updateUser.execute can throw during its repository or event-publishing work. If the rollback throws, execute rejects instead of returning passwordSet.error. Catch rollback exceptions so the best-effort rollback preserves the reported password error.

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Catch and suppress exceptions from the rollback call to updateUser.execute in
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Skip rollback when no user fields require restoration.

For a password-only update, revert is {}. The code still calls this.updateUser.execute(id, revert). If that call fails, the use case returns PartialUpdateError even though no user fields required rollback. Return passwordSet.error directly when revert is empty.

Suggested fix

--- "a/packages/self-hosted-auth/src/api/features/UpdateAdminUser/UpdateAdminUserUseCase.ts"
+++ "b/packages/self-hosted-auth/src/api/features/UpdateAdminUser/UpdateAdminUserUseCase.ts"
@@ -93,12 +93,14 @@
                  * go back to what they were. If that write fails too, the changes stay saved, and the
                  * caller is told so instead of hearing only about the password.
                  */
                 const revert = pickOriginalValues(found.value, data);
-                const reverted = await this.updateUser.execute(id, revert);
-                if (reverted.isFail()) {
-                    return Result.fail(new PartialUpdateError(id));
+                if (Object.keys(revert).length > 0) {
+                    const reverted = await this.updateUser.execute(id, revert);
+                    if (reverted.isFail()) {
+                        return Result.fail(new PartialUpdateError(id));
+                    }
                 }
                 return Result.fail(passwordSet.error);
             }
         }
 

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	const reverted = await this.updateUser.execute(id, revert);
	if (reverted.isFail()) {
	return Result.fail(new PartialUpdateError(id));
	if (Object.keys(revert).length > 0) {
	const reverted = await this.updateUser.execute(id, revert);
	if (reverted.isFail()) {
	return Result.fail(new PartialUpdateError(id));
	}

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around lines 97 - 99:
In UpdateAdminUserUseCase, skip calling this.updateUser.execute when revert
contains no fields, and return passwordSet.error directly. When revert is
non-empty, preserve the existing rollback attempt and PartialUpdateError
behavior if it fails.

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