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fix(cli): pages get and pull read public pages from other organizations (SUPER-3431) - #9651
A page set to "Anyone with the link" opens on the web for anyone, but superset pages get and superset pages pull said "Page not found" unless you were in the page's organization. The CLI
only looked pages up in the caller's active organization, and never tried the public reads the
web viewer uses for outsiders.
Fixes SUPER-3431. Depends on #9652, which adds page.publicPull; merge after it is deployed.
pages get and pages pull fall back to the public reads when the organization lookup says the
page is not found (serverError.page.pageNotFound). If the page isn't public either, the
original error is rethrown. A missing version does not trigger the fallback.
"This page belongs to X. Switch to that organization" (FORBIDDEN) stands as before: switching
gives full access, so the CLI does not hand back the reduced public copy instead.
get returns page.publicView's result, marked access: "public" so a script can tell it from
the full page.get result.
pull downloads the stored file of the served version through page.publicPull: the same bytes
a member pulls, not the document the viewer serves with its injected scripts. From outside the
organization only the served version is public; --version for any other version fails with a
message that names the served one.
Every pages command accepts a page link (https://app.superset.sh/page/<slug>) as well as an
id or slug. For pull, a link's ?v=N is the version to fetch, as the web viewer reads it; an
explicit --version wins.
Not covered: versions, comments and storage still need membership in the page's organization,
and the fallback works by slug or link, not by page id.
It lays out what changed for each kind of reader, and it is the fixture itself: from an account
outside its organization, with a CLI built from this branch, run
PAGE=https://app.superset.sh/page/super-3431-the-cli-can-read-anyone-with-the-link-p-xszcbb
superset pages get "$PAGE" # public details
superset pages pull "$PAGE" > page.html # the stored HTML (needs #9652 deployed)
superset pages pull "$PAGE" --version 1 # refused: only the served version is public
A released CLI answers "Page not found" to all three.
How I tested it
Ran the CLI from source against production, signed in as a user outside the page's
organization, on a page shared with "Anyone with the link":
pages get <link> returns the public page, marked access: "public". Before: Page not found.
pages pull <link> answers Page not found until feat(api): page.publicPull returns a public page's stored HTML #9652 is deployed: when page.publicPull
is missing, the original error stands. The download from publicPull is not yet tested end to
end. The first version of this PR pulled the viewer address and wrote the served HTML; the
review on that version found the injected runtime.
pages get no-such-page still fails with Page not found.
As a member of the page's organization:
pages get still uses page.get (the result includes canEdit, and no access).
pages pull "<link>?v=2" writes the same bytes as pages pull <link> --version 2.
bun test in packages/cli: 522 pass, including tests for link parsing, ?v=, and when the
fallback does and doesn't apply (FORBIDDEN, a missing version, a failed public read). Each was
written first and failed. Typecheck and biome are clean.
Checklist
PR title follows conventional commits (type(scope): subject)
bun run lint and bun run typecheck pass (CI fails on lint warnings too)
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New Features
Page commands and downloads now accept page IDs, slugs, or page links. A version specified in a page link is used for downloads unless a version is supplied separately.
Page retrieval and downloads can fall back to publicly served pages when an authenticated lookup cannot find the page. Downloads still report an error when the requested version differs from the publicly served version.
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Walkthrough
The CLI page commands now accept page links. They parse page URLs into slugs and can use public-page lookups when eligible authenticated page queries fail. The pull command resolves the version, downloads the page, and writes its bytes to stdout.
The parser extracts a slug from a matching page URL, then classifies the value as an ID or slug. Tests cover page URLs, UUIDs, and bare slugs.
Resolve public pages packages/cli/src/commands/pages/publicPage.ts, packages/cli/src/commands/pages/publicPage.test.ts, packages/cli/src/commands/pages/get/command.ts
The fallback helper queries a public page for eligible slug references and preserves the original error when the lookup is ineligible or returns no page. The get command uses the helper when its query throws. Tests cover fallback and error cases.
Resolve and download pulled pages packages/cli/src/commands/pages/pull/command.ts
The pull command resolves the requested version through the authenticated API or public-page fallback. It rejects a requested version that differs from the public version, downloads the selected page, and writes the bytes to stdout.
sequenceDiagram
participant PullCommand
participant PageAPI
participant PublicPageAPI
participant PageURL
participant Stdout
PullCommand->>PageAPI: Query page reference and requested version
PageAPI-->>PullCommand: Query error
PullCommand->>PublicPageAPI: Query public page by slug
PublicPageAPI-->>PullCommand: Public page URL and version
PullCommand->>PageURL: Fetch page bytes
PageURL-->>PullCommand: Response body
PullCommand->>Stdout: Write downloaded bytes
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review f70d4
For users outside the page's organization, pages pull on a public page may write HTML containing tags added by the viewer. Republishing that file could store those tags. The behavior is narrow and has a clear workaround, so the change is mergeable with awareness.
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The title follows conventional commit format and names the main change: the pages get and pull commands now read public pages from other organizations. It matches the raw summary, which describes the public-page fallback via publicPageInstead, the page link parsing in pageRef, and the pull changes. The ticket reference is extra but does not reduce clarity. The title is 84 characters, which is a little long but still readable.
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Review comments at @packages/cli/src/commands/pages/pull/command.ts:
- Line 56: Update the public-page fallback in the `pages pull` command, which
currently returns `page.viewUrl`, so it either retrieves the stored document
bytes or clearly states in command output that it returns the rendered view. Do
not treat the injected rendered HTML as the stored page; establish that the
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
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Script executed:
#!/bin/bash# Locate the usercontent route and its response construction without running code.
rg -n -C 6 --glob '*.ts' \
'TICKET_PATH_PREFIX|pageOrigin\(|pageViewUrl\('.# Locate HTML transformation paths for inspection alongside that handler.
rg -n -C 6 --glob '*.ts' \
'HTMLRewriter|text/html|transformHtml|injectScript'.
Repository: ParadevAI/Paradev
Length of output: 41477
Public pages pull output may differ from the stored HTML.
For outside-organization users, the fallback downloads viewUrl from page.publicView. That URL is served by the usercontent view route. For HTML, that route injects a same-origin <script> tag before </body>, as defined in packages/shared/src/usercontent/inject.ts:44-49. It also applies the other injections described in the inspection summary. The written file therefore contains tags that the stored page does not contain. If the user republishes that file, the injected tags can be stored in the new version.
The repository does not show a public endpoint that returns the stored bytes for this fallback. Choose a source that returns the stored document, or state in the command output that this path returns the rendered view.
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Review comment at @packages/cli/src/commands/pages/pull/command.ts at line 56:
Update the public-page fallback in the `pages pull` command, which currently returns `page.viewUrl`, so it either retrieves the stored document bytes or clearly states in command output that it returns the rendered view. Do not treat the injected rendered HTML as the stored page; establish that the selected source returns the stored document before using it.
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Verdict: minor issues. The fallback works against production: pages get <link> and pages pull <link> work from outside the page's organization, and the member path is byte-identical to the released CLI. One behavior gap is worth fixing before merge.
packages/cli/src/commands/pages/pull/command.ts:56: outsider pull downloads viewUrl, which is the served document with runtime.js, tools/storage scripts and theme CSS injected (apps/usercontent/src/index.ts:256), not the stored version. Republishing that copy loads the runtime twice. Suggest an additive public procedure that returns a presigned downloadUrl for the served version.
packages/cli/src/commands/pages/publicPage.ts:12: on FORBIDDEN ("belongs to X, switch organization"), a public page now silently returns the reduced public view and drops that hint.
packages/cli/src/commands/pages/pageRef.ts:6: ?v=N in a link is dropped, but the web viewer honors it, so pull <link?v=2> writes the served version.
packages/cli/src/commands/pages/get/command.ts:14: get --json returns two different shapes with no way to tell them apart (suggest access: "public").
Nit, pageRef.ts:2: any host's /page/<x> is parsed as a page link.
Tests (54 pass), tsc and biome are clean at f70d46d3, and CI is green so far.
Andrew follow-up failed: workspace share with Satya was refused ("A cloud workspace cannot call cloudWorkspace.sharing.add"). The tag and the #ext-andrew post went through.
…ns (SUPER-3431)
A page shared with "Anyone with the link" opens on the web for anyone, but
`superset pages get` and `pull` looked it up only in the caller's active
organization and answered "Page not found" to everyone outside it.
When that lookup refuses the page itself, the CLI now reads the page's public
copy through `page.publicView`, the read the web viewer uses for outsiders. If
the page is not public, the original error stands, so the "switch
organization" hint still shows. A missing version does not fall back. From
outside the organization only the served version is public, so `pull
--version` for another one is refused with a reason.
Every `pages` command also accepts a page link in place of a slug.
…n error
From review of the first version:
- `pull` from outside the organization downloaded the viewer address,
which serves the HTML with the runtime injected. It now reads the
stored bytes through `page.publicPull`, as a member's pull does.
- The fallback ran on FORBIDDEN too, which on `get`/`pull` only means
"this page belongs to another organization of yours". Switching
organization gives full access, so that error now stands.
- A link's `?v=N` is the version to pull, as the web viewer reads it.
An explicit `--version` still wins.
- `get` marks its fallback result with `access: "public"`, so a script
can tell it from the full `page.get` result.
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Requesting changes: this should be an API fix, not a CLI fallback.
The CLI shouldn't need to know that public pages are a special case. As written it catches the error from page.get/page.pull, matches on FORBIDDEN and the serverError.page.pageNotFound key, and retries with page.publicView. That has a few problems:
pull returns different bytes for outsiders. The fallback fetches viewUrl, which is the rendered document, not the stored file. On this PR's test page it contains the three injected /_superset/*.js script tags and the theme <style>. pages pull should always be the published HTML.
get returns two shapes.publicView's object (version, thumbnailUrl) comes back in place of page.get's (servedVersion, latestVersion, visibility, canEdit), with nothing telling the caller which one it got.
Released CLIs, MCP and SDK callers stay broken, and the fallback silently breaks if those server errors ever change.
Devs get no fallback: noPageAccess is a NOT_FOUND without the i18n key.
What I'd like instead
API (packages/trpc/src/router/page/page.ts)
get and pull look the page up once by slug or id with no organization filter (slugs are globally unique), then decide access:
in the caller's active organization → existing member rules, full response
otherwise "Anyone with the link" and not taken down → same response shape, with workspaceLinks: [], watch not watching, canEdit: false, no ticket on viewUrl
otherwise → the existing "Switch to that organization" / "Page not found" errors
Add a member boolean to both responses.
A non-member can pull only the served version.
Use a separate read loader so the mutations keep using loadPage, scoped to the active organization. publicView stays as the signed-out read.
CLI
Keep the link parsing in pageRef.ts. Drop publicPage.ts, its tests, and the try/catch in get and pull.
Decide what ?v=2 in a link should do; right now it is dropped silently and the test asserts that.
Web (apps/web/src/app/page/[slug]/page.tsx), in the same PR
For signed-in users, render PublicPageView when member is false and remove the "catch, then try publicView" branch. Without this, a signed-in outsider gets past pull and then fails on page.versions / page.access.
Please check before merging
Released desktop and mobile builds: get/pull will now succeed for a public page in another organization where they used to error. Run through the trpc-compat skill.
Whether API keys and Dev sessions are bound to one organization, since the active-organization check is what keeps their private-page reads scoped.
Two follow-ups to my review, after checking the clients:
1. Put every read behind the new read loader, not only get and pull.
Desktop and mobile treat a successful pull as "I am a member". In apps/desktop/.../usePageHeaderData.ts, page.versions and page.access start as soon as pull returns data, and canComment falls back to access.data?.canComment ?? true. If only get/pull accept outsiders, a released desktop build shows the comment UI to an outsider, and the comments then fail. Mobile's usePageSharing makes the same calls.
So draw the line at reads versus writes: every read procedure (get, pull, versions, access, ...) goes through loadPageForRead, and every mutation stays on loadPage. For a non-member, access returns all false and versions returns the served version only. Then old clients get answers they can use rather than errors on their next call.
2. Use a short expiry on the outsider downloadUrl. presignedGetUrl defaults to 1 hour. A takedown or a change to "Just me" cannot revoke that URL, but the usercontent worker stops serving public content within 5 minutes (PUBLIC_REVOCABLE). On the non-member branch, pass expiresInSeconds of 300 or less.
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What & why
A page set to "Anyone with the link" opens on the web for anyone, but
superset pages getandsuperset pages pullsaid "Page not found" unless you were in the page's organization. The CLIonly looked pages up in the caller's active organization, and never tried the public reads the
web viewer uses for outsiders.
Fixes SUPER-3431. Depends on #9652, which adds
page.publicPull; merge after it is deployed.pages getandpages pullfall back to the public reads when the organization lookup says thepage is not found (
serverError.page.pageNotFound). If the page isn't public either, theoriginal error is rethrown. A missing version does not trigger the fallback.
FORBIDDEN) stands as before: switchinggives full access, so the CLI does not hand back the reduced public copy instead.
getreturnspage.publicView's result, markedaccess: "public"so a script can tell it fromthe full
page.getresult.pulldownloads the stored file of the served version throughpage.publicPull: the same bytesa member pulls, not the document the viewer serves with its injected scripts. From outside the
organization only the served version is public;
--versionfor any other version fails with amessage that names the served one.
pagescommand accepts a page link (https://app.superset.sh/page/<slug>) as well as anid or slug. For
pull, a link's?v=Nis the version to fetch, as the web viewer reads it; anexplicit
--versionwins.Not covered:
versions, comments andstoragestill need membership in the page's organization,and the fallback works by slug or link, not by page id.
Try it
Test page (Anyone with the link):
https://app.superset.sh/page/super-3431-the-cli-can-read-anyone-with-the-link-p-xszcbb
It lays out what changed for each kind of reader, and it is the fixture itself: from an account
outside its organization, with a CLI built from this branch, run
A released CLI answers "Page not found" to all three.
How I tested it
Ran the CLI from source against production, signed in as a user outside the page's
organization, on a page shared with "Anyone with the link":
pages get <link>returns the public page, markedaccess: "public". Before:Page not found.pages pull <link>answersPage not founduntil feat(api): page.publicPull returns a public page's stored HTML #9652 is deployed: whenpage.publicPullis missing, the original error stands. The download from
publicPullis not yet tested end toend. The first version of this PR pulled the viewer address and wrote the served HTML; the
review on that version found the injected runtime.
pages get no-such-pagestill fails withPage not found.As a member of the page's organization:
pages getstill usespage.get(the result includescanEdit, and noaccess).pages pull "<link>?v=2"writes the same bytes aspages pull <link> --version 2.bun testinpackages/cli: 522 pass, including tests for link parsing,?v=, and when thefallback does and doesn't apply (
FORBIDDEN, a missing version, a failed public read). Each waswritten first and failed. Typecheck and biome are clean.
Checklist
type(scope): subject)bun run lintandbun run typecheckpass (CI fails on lint warnings too)Summary by CodeRabbit