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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds type-safe JWT authorization scopes to the SMS gateway Go client by introducing a ChangesJWT Scope Type Safety
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In `@smsgateway/domain_auth.go`:
- Line 3: The JWTScope currently defined as a type alias (JWTScope = string)
should be a distinct type to enforce compile-time safety; change the declaration
to a defined type (remove the '=' so JWTScope is its own type), update any
constants to use explicit JWTScope conversions and adjust usages that accept or
return []JWTScope (e.g., functions/methods referencing JWTScope, slices, or
maps) to cast string literals or string slices to JWTScope where needed and
update any callers accordingly so code compiles with the new distinct type.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Consider using a distinct type instead of a type alias.
The current definition type JWTScope = string creates a type alias, which means JWTScope and string are completely interchangeable. This doesn't provide compile-time type safety—any string can be assigned to a []JWTScope parameter without conversion.
To achieve the "type-safe JWT authorization scopes" goal stated in the PR description, consider using a distinct type definition instead:
-type JWTScope = string
+type JWTScope stringWith a distinct type (no =), callers would need to explicitly convert strings or use the predefined constants, providing stronger type safety and making misuse more difficult.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@smsgateway/domain_auth.go` at line 3, The JWTScope currently defined as a
type alias (JWTScope = string) should be a distinct type to enforce compile-time
safety; change the declaration to a defined type (remove the '=' so JWTScope is
its own type), update any constants to use explicit JWTScope conversions and
adjust usages that accept or return []JWTScope (e.g., functions/methods
referencing JWTScope, slices, or maps) to cast string literals or string slices
to JWTScope where needed and update any callers accordingly so code compiles
with the new distinct type.
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