@salesforce/lds-runtime-aura 1.463.0 → 1.464.0

package/dist/ldsEngineCreator.js

@@ -2631,7 +2631,7 @@ function buildServiceDescriptor$d(luvio) {
         },
     };
 }
-// version: 1.463.0-ea9ecd17fc
+// version: 1.464.0-e54c238397
 
 class AuraGraphQLNormalizedCacheControlCommand extends AuraNormalizedCacheControlCommand {
   constructor(config, documentRootType, services) {
@@ -2970,7 +2970,7 @@ function buildServiceDescriptor$9(notifyRecordUpdateAvailable, getNormalizedLuvi
         },
     };
 }
-// version: 1.463.0-ea9ecd17fc
+// version: 1.464.0-e54c238397
 
 class RetryService {
   constructor(defaultRetryPolicy) {
@@ -4526,7 +4526,12 @@ function buildServiceDescriptor$2(interceptors = {
       }
       const fetchArgs = cleanInit === void 0 ? [input] : [input, cleanInit];
       const baseContext = interceptors.createContext?.();
-      const context = contextSeed === void 0 ? baseContext : { ...baseContext, ...contextSeed };
+      const onestore = cleanInit?.onestore;
+      const context = contextSeed === void 0 && onestore === void 0 ? baseContext : {
+        ...baseContext,
+        ...contextSeed,
+        ...onestore !== void 0 && { onestore }
+      };
       const {
         request: requestInterceptors = [],
         retry: retryInterceptor = void 0,
@@ -5980,7 +5985,7 @@ function getEnvironmentSetting(name) {
     }
     return undefined;
 }
-// version: 1.463.0-8515018faf
+// version: 1.464.0-b35c0e7723
 
 const auraClientService = getAuraClientService();
 const defaultConfig = {
@@ -6354,7 +6359,13 @@ function getOrGenerateErrorId(responseBody, status, statusText) {
     return generateErrorId(context);
 }
 function buildLexRuntime5xxStatusResponseInterceptor(logger) {
-    return async (response) => {
+    return async (response, context) => {
+        // The caller opted in (`onestore.handleServerError`, exposed by the fetch service as
+        // `context.onestore`) to receive the 5xx itself, so skip the gack and the throw and
+        // let the response flow to the command's error handling.
+        if (context?.onestore?.handleServerError === true) {
+            return response;
+        }
         if (response.status >= 500 && response.status < 600) {
             const internalLogMessage = `LEX runtime 5xx: ${response.status} ${response.statusText || ''}`.trim();
             logger.warn(internalLogMessage);
@@ -7685,15 +7696,21 @@ function buildFetchRetryInterceptor() {
 }
 
 /**
- * The context-seed key under which a custom command forwards its JWT mint
+ * Legacy context-seed key under which a custom command forwards its JWT mint
  * parameters. The framework's `buildServiceDescriptor` merges the request init's
  * `__contextSeed` onto the per-request interceptor context, so this interceptor
- * reads the params off `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]`.
+ * can read the params off `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]`.
+ *
+ * **Transitional.** The first-class channel is now the typed
+ * `init.onestore.mintParams` field (onestore 3.29.0), which this interceptor
+ * prefers. This seed key remains only as a fallback while the core
+ * `onestore-custom-adapters` producers still write `__contextSeed`; it — together
+ * with the `context` fallback and the interceptor's `context` parameter — is
+ * removed once those producers emit `onestore.mintParams`. That removal is the
+ * follow-up PR #8314 (tracked under W-24472492).
  *
- * This is a cross-team contract: the custom command writes this key, this
- * interceptor reads it. It is intentionally an opaque key — OneStore does not
- * define it and never inspects the param shape; the typed shape lives in the
- * resolver.
+ * It is intentionally an opaque key — OneStore does not define it and never
+ * inspects the param shape; the typed shape lives in the resolver.
  */
 const JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY = 'jwtMintParams';
 /**
@@ -7724,15 +7741,17 @@ function hasAuthorizationHeader([resource, options]) {
  * Builds the request interceptor that bridges the per-request context seed to the
  * dispatching SFAP JwtManager for the **parameterized** mint path.
  *
- * For a parameterized SFAP command, the context carries `jwtMintParams`. This
- * interceptor reads them, calls `jwtManager.getJwt(params)` (which the dispatching
- * resolver routes to the parameterized resolver), attaches the `Authorization`
- * header, and rewrites the request URL via the minted `baseUri`. The presence of
- * that `Authorization` header is the signal the descriptor's guarded legacy
- * interceptor uses to skip — so the legacy path does not mint a second time.
+ * For a parameterized SFAP command, the mint params arrive on the typed
+ * `init.onestore.mintParams` field (preferred) or, transitionally, under the
+ * legacy `context[jwtMintParams]` seed. This interceptor reads them (onestore
+ * first), calls `jwtManager.getJwt(params)` (which the dispatching resolver routes
+ * to the parameterized resolver), attaches the `Authorization` header, and
+ * rewrites the request URL via the minted `baseUri`. The presence of that
+ * `Authorization` header is the signal the descriptor's guarded legacy interceptor
+ * uses to skip — so the legacy path does not mint a second time.
  *
- * For a legacy parameterless command the context carries no `jwtMintParams`, so
- * this interceptor **early-returns on its first line** and the request flows
+ * For a legacy parameterless command neither channel carries mint params, so this
+ * interceptor **early-returns on its first statement** and the request flows
  * unchanged to the legacy `buildJwtRequestHeaderInterceptor` — guaranteeing zero
  * behavior change for non-opted-in adapters.
  *
@@ -7746,8 +7765,11 @@ function hasAuthorizationHeader([resource, options]) {
  */
 function buildJwtParameterizationInterceptor(jwtManager, jwtRequestModifier = (_extraInfo, fetchArgs) => fetchArgs) {
     return (fetchArgs, context) => {
-        const jwtContext = context;
-        const mintParams = jwtContext?.[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY];
+        // Prefer the typed `init.onestore.mintParams`; fall back to the legacy
+        // `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]` seed while the core producers still
+        // write it (transitional dual-read — see JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY).
+        const mintParams = fetchArgs[1]?.onestore?.mintParams ??
+            context?.[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY];
         // No mint params → not a parameterized request. Do nothing; the legacy
         // interceptor handles it. This MUST be the first statement so non-opted-in
         // SFAP commands observe no work at all.
@@ -7842,7 +7864,8 @@ function buildJwtAuthorizedSfapFetchServiceDescriptor(logger) {
  *
  * It reuses the module's `sfapJwtManager`: `cdp_url` is emitted on the same
  * `SFAP_API`-scope JWT, so the Data360 command mints the same kind of token — it
- * just forwards the data-cloud scopes via the context-seed `jwtMintParams`.
+ * just forwards the data-cloud scopes via `onestore.mintParams` (or, transitionally,
+ * the legacy context-seed `jwtMintParams`).
  *
  * Gated behind its own `data_360_cdp_url_rewrite` auth-scope tag so it binds ONLY to
  * the Data360 command — the SFAP fleet never flows past this interceptor.
@@ -7973,10 +7996,11 @@ function buildJwtRequestInterceptor(logger) {
  * (`cdp_url`), and modifiers only receive `extraInfo`. So — like the copilot
  * interceptor that reads `decodedInfo.iss` — it holds the token directly:
  *
- *   1. Read the command's `jwtMintParams` off the per-request context seed and
- *      mint (via the parameterized SFAP resolver, routed by the dispatching
- *      resolver inside `sfapJwtManager`). Without mint params there is no token
- *      to authorize with, so leave the request untouched.
+ *   1. Read the command's mint params from `init.onestore.mintParams` (preferred)
+ *      or the legacy per-request context seed, and mint (via the parameterized
+ *      SFAP resolver, routed by the dispatching resolver inside `sfapJwtManager`).
+ *      Without mint params there is no token to authorize with, so leave the
+ *      request untouched.
  *   2. Decode `cdp_url` from the JWT and resolve the tenant-specific endpoint
  *      (TSE). `cdp_url` is a bare host, so a scheme is prepended before parsing
  *      and the protocol is forced to `https:`.
@@ -7995,7 +8019,11 @@ function buildJwtRequestInterceptor(logger) {
  */
 function buildData360HostRewriteInterceptor(logger) {
     return (fetchArgs, context) => {
-        const mintParams = context?.[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY];
+        // Prefer the typed `init.onestore.mintParams`; fall back to the legacy
+        // `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]` seed while the core producers still
+        // write it (transitional dual-read — see JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY).
+        const mintParams = fetchArgs[1]?.onestore?.mintParams ??
+            context?.[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY];
         // No mint params → not a parameterized Data360 request. Nothing to do.
         if (mintParams === undefined) {
             return resolvedPromiseLike$2(fetchArgs);
@@ -8640,6 +8668,10 @@ function getLexRuntimeDefaultInterceptorConfig(logger) {
             buildCsrfTokenInterceptor(),
             buildEntityEncodingInterceptor(),
             buildFirstPartyHeaderInterceptor(),
+            // Per-request gzip: compresses only operations that opt in via
+            // `init.onestore.compression`; a pass-through no-op otherwise. Last in
+            // the chain so it compresses the final body, after body-modifying interceptors.
+            buildCompressionInterceptor(),
         ],
         retry: buildFetchRetryInterceptor(),
         response: [
@@ -9417,4 +9449,4 @@ function ldsEngineCreator() {
 }
 
 export { PDL_ENGINE_REGISTRATION_ID, buildPredictorForContext, configService, ldsEngineCreator as default, initializeLDS, initializeOneStore, notifyUpdateAvailableFactory };
-// version: 1.463.0-ea9ecd17fc
+// version: 1.464.0-e54c238397

package/dist/types/fetch-service-descriptors/jwt-authorized-fetch-service.d.ts

@@ -20,7 +20,8 @@ export declare function buildJwtAuthorizedSfapFetchServiceDescriptor(logger: Log
  *
  * It reuses the module's `sfapJwtManager`: `cdp_url` is emitted on the same
  * `SFAP_API`-scope JWT, so the Data360 command mints the same kind of token — it
- * just forwards the data-cloud scopes via the context-seed `jwtMintParams`.
+ * just forwards the data-cloud scopes via `onestore.mintParams` (or, transitionally,
+ * the legacy context-seed `jwtMintParams`).
  *
  * Gated behind its own `data_360_cdp_url_rewrite` auth-scope tag so it binds ONLY to
  * the Data360 command — the SFAP fleet never flows past this interceptor.

package/dist/types/request-interceptors/jwt-parameterization.d.ts

@@ -3,15 +3,21 @@ import { type JwtRequestModifier } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v
 import type { JwtManager } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
 import type { ExtraInfo } from '../network-sfap';
 /**
- * The context-seed key under which a custom command forwards its JWT mint
+ * Legacy context-seed key under which a custom command forwards its JWT mint
  * parameters. The framework's `buildServiceDescriptor` merges the request init's
  * `__contextSeed` onto the per-request interceptor context, so this interceptor
- * reads the params off `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]`.
+ * can read the params off `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]`.
  *
- * This is a cross-team contract: the custom command writes this key, this
- * interceptor reads it. It is intentionally an opaque key — OneStore does not
- * define it and never inspects the param shape; the typed shape lives in the
- * resolver.
+ * **Transitional.** The first-class channel is now the typed
+ * `init.onestore.mintParams` field (onestore 3.29.0), which this interceptor
+ * prefers. This seed key remains only as a fallback while the core
+ * `onestore-custom-adapters` producers still write `__contextSeed`; it — together
+ * with the `context` fallback and the interceptor's `context` parameter — is
+ * removed once those producers emit `onestore.mintParams`. That removal is the
+ * follow-up PR #8314 (tracked under W-24472492).
+ *
+ * It is intentionally an opaque key — OneStore does not define it and never
+ * inspects the param shape; the typed shape lives in the resolver.
  */
 export declare const JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY = "jwtMintParams";
 /**
@@ -27,15 +33,17 @@ export declare function hasAuthorizationHeader([resource, options]: FetchParamet
  * Builds the request interceptor that bridges the per-request context seed to the
  * dispatching SFAP JwtManager for the **parameterized** mint path.
  *
- * For a parameterized SFAP command, the context carries `jwtMintParams`. This
- * interceptor reads them, calls `jwtManager.getJwt(params)` (which the dispatching
- * resolver routes to the parameterized resolver), attaches the `Authorization`
- * header, and rewrites the request URL via the minted `baseUri`. The presence of
- * that `Authorization` header is the signal the descriptor's guarded legacy
- * interceptor uses to skip — so the legacy path does not mint a second time.
+ * For a parameterized SFAP command, the mint params arrive on the typed
+ * `init.onestore.mintParams` field (preferred) or, transitionally, under the
+ * legacy `context[jwtMintParams]` seed. This interceptor reads them (onestore
+ * first), calls `jwtManager.getJwt(params)` (which the dispatching resolver routes
+ * to the parameterized resolver), attaches the `Authorization` header, and
+ * rewrites the request URL via the minted `baseUri`. The presence of that
+ * `Authorization` header is the signal the descriptor's guarded legacy interceptor
+ * uses to skip — so the legacy path does not mint a second time.
  *
- * For a legacy parameterless command the context carries no `jwtMintParams`, so
- * this interceptor **early-returns on its first line** and the request flows
+ * For a legacy parameterless command neither channel carries mint params, so this
+ * interceptor **early-returns on its first statement** and the request flows
  * unchanged to the legacy `buildJwtRequestHeaderInterceptor` — guaranteeing zero
  * behavior change for non-opted-in adapters.
  *

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@salesforce/lds-runtime-aura",
-    "version": "1.463.0",
+    "version": "1.464.0",
     "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.txt",
     "description": "LDS engine for Aura runtime.",
     "main": "dist/ldsEngineCreator.js",
@@ -34,53 +34,53 @@
         "release:corejar": "yarn build && ../core-build/scripts/core.js --name=lds-runtime-aura"
     },
     "devDependencies": {
-        "@conduit-client/service-provisioner": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/tools-core": "3.30.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-apex": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-uiapi": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-ads-bridge": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-aura-storage": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-bindings": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-instrumentation": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-network-adapter": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-network-aura": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-network-fetch": "^1.463.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-provisioner": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/tools-core": "3.32.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-apex": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-uiapi": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-ads-bridge": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-aura-storage": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-bindings": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-instrumentation": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-network-adapter": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-network-aura": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-network-fetch": "^1.464.0",
         "jwt-encode": "1.0.1"
     },
     "dependencies": {
-        "@conduit-client/command-aura-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-aura-network": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-aura-normalized-cache-control": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-fetch-network": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-http-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-http-normalized-cache-control": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-ndjson": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-network": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-sse": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/command-streaming": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/jwt-manager": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-aura-network": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-bindings-imperative": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-bindings-lwc": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-cache": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-cache-control": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-cache-inclusion-policy": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-config": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-feature-flags": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-fetch-network": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-instrument-command": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-pubsub": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-renewable-resource-manager": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/service-store": "3.30.0",
-        "@conduit-client/utils": "3.30.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-aura-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-aura-network": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-aura-normalized-cache-control": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-fetch-network": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-http-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-http-normalized-cache-control": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-ndjson": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-network": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-sse": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/command-streaming": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/jwt-manager": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-aura-network": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-bindings-imperative": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-bindings-lwc": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-cache": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-cache-control": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-cache-inclusion-policy": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-config": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-feature-flags": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-fetch-network": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-instrument-command": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-pubsub": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-renewable-resource-manager": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/service-store": "3.32.0",
+        "@conduit-client/utils": "3.32.0",
         "@luvio/network-adapter-composable": "0.161.2",
         "@luvio/network-adapter-fetch": "0.161.2",
         "@lwc/state": "^0.29.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-onestore-graphql": "^1.463.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-adapters-onestore-graphql": "^1.464.0",
         "@salesforce/lds-adapters-uiapi-lex": "^1.415.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-durable-storage": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-luvio-service": "^1.463.0",
-        "@salesforce/lds-luvio-uiapi-records-service": "^1.463.0"
+        "@salesforce/lds-durable-storage": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-luvio-service": "^1.464.0",
+        "@salesforce/lds-luvio-uiapi-records-service": "^1.464.0"
     },
     "luvioBundlesize": [
         {