not all bounties are showing on the /bounties/payouts/ page, there should be 34, only 28 are showing

[DonnieBLT]

https://owaspblt.org/bounties/payouts/

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@coderabbitai code the solution please

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@DonnieBLT Based on my analysis, I've identified the issue - the current code only fetches the first page of GitHub issues (max 100) when refreshing bounties, but there are likely more than 100 total issues in the repository. Here's the solution:

def github_issues_with_bounties(self, label="$5", issue_state="closed", page=1, per_page=100):
    """
    Fetch GitHub issues with a specific bounty label directly from GitHub API
    Default to closed issues instead of open, and fetch 100 per page without date limitations
    """
    cache_key = f"github_issues_{label}_{issue_state}_page_{page}"
    cached_issues = cache.get(cache_key)

    if cached_issues:
        return cached_issues, None  # Return cached issues and None for total_count

    # GitHub API endpoint - use q parameter to construct a search query for all closed issues with $5 label
    encoded_label = label.replace("$", "%24")
    query_params = f"repo:OWASP-BLT/BLT+is:issue+state:{issue_state}+label:{encoded_label}"
    url = f"https://api.github.com/search/issues?q={query_params}&page={page}&per_page={per_page}"

    headers = {}
    if settings.GITHUB_TOKEN:
        headers["Authorization"] = f"token {settings.GITHUB_TOKEN}"

    try:
        response = requests.get(url, headers=headers, timeout=10)
        if response.status_code == 200:
            data = response.json()
            issues = data.get("items", [])
            total_count = data.get("total_count", 0)

            # Cache the results for 30 minutes
            cache.set(cache_key, issues, 60 * 30)

            return issues, total_count
        else:
            # Log the error response from GitHub
            logger.error(f"GitHub API error: {response.status_code} - {response.text[:200]}")
            return [], 0
    except Exception as e:
        logger.error(f"Error fetching GitHub issues: {str(e)}")
        return [], 0

def post(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
    """Handle POST requests for refreshing issues or processing payments"""
    # Import timezone here to make it available to all actions in the method
    from django.utils import timezone

    action = request.POST.get("action")

    if action == "refresh_issues":
        # Staff permission check for refreshing issues
        if not request.user.is_authenticated or not request.user.is_staff:
            messages.error(request, "You don't have permission to perform this action.")
            return redirect("bounty_payouts")

        # Fetch closed issues with $5 tag from GitHub by default
        try:
            # Import required models
            from website.models import GitHubIssue, Repo

            page = 1
            per_page = 100
            all_issues = []
            total_count = None
            count = 0
            
            # Fetch all pages of issues
            while True:
                issues, api_total_count = self.github_issues_with_bounties("$5", "closed", page=page, per_page=per_page)
                
                if total_count is None and api_total_count is not None:
                    total_count = api_total_count
                    
                if not issues:
                    break
                    
                all_issues.extend(issues)
                
                # Check if we've fetched all issues
                if len(all_issues) >= total_count or len(issues) < per_page:
                    break
                    
                page += 1

            for issue_data in all_issues:
                # Rest of the processing code remains the same
                # ... (keep all the existing issue processing code)

This updated code:

1. Modifies github_issues_with_bounties() to return both issues and total count
2. Updates the post() method to fetch all pages of issues by:
   • Starting with page 1
   • Continuing to fetch additional pages until either:
     • All issues (based on total_count) have been fetched
     • A page returns fewer items than requested (indicating it's the last page)

The pagination mechanism ensures all GitHub issues with $5 bounties are fetched and properly synchronized to your database, fixing the issue where only 28 out of 34 expected bounties are showing.

[vidipsingh]

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[DonnieBLT]

the fix has to be done with the code that pulls the issues in - also add a way to add an issue one by one this will help in the time being - but this task is to fix the root cause.

[nitinawari]

/assign

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@coderabbitai tell me what is already fixed and what has to be done

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@nitinawari Based on my analysis of the code, here's the current status:

What needs to be fixed:

1. Root cause issue: The current github_issues_with_bounties method only fetches the first page of GitHub issues (maximum 100 per page) without any pagination, which means if there are more than 100 issues with bounties, they won't all be displayed.

2. No functionality exists to add GitHub issues one by one to the bounty payout system.

What has already been fixed:

• Nothing has been fixed yet. There are no merged pull requests addressing these issues.

What needs to be done:

1. Update the github_issues_with_bounties method to support pagination and fetch all pages of issues, not just the first 100. This was outlined in CodeRabbit's previous suggestion with the implementation of a while loop to fetch all pages.

2. Add a new feature to allow adding individual GitHub issues to the bounty system one by one (as requested by @DonnieBLT as a temporary solution).

Are you working on implementing these changes? Would you like me to suggest specific code implementations for either of these requirements?

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@nitinawari Based on my analysis of the code and pull request history, here's what I found:

What's already fixed:

• Nothing has been fixed yet related to this specific issue. There was a PR (#4033 "Add pagination to fetch all bounties") that appears to have attempted to fix this, but it was closed without being merged.

What needs to be done:

1. Fix the root cause - Modify the GitHub issue fetching code to support pagination:

   • Update github_issues_with_bounties() to return both the issues and the total count
   • Modify the post() method with the refresh_issues action to fetch all pages of issues in a loop until all issues are retrieved
   • The current implementation only fetches a maximum of 100 issues (first page only)

2. Add functionality for one-by-one issue addition:

   • Implement a new feature that allows adding individual GitHub issues to the bounty system
   • This would be helpful as a temporary solution while the pagination issue is fixed

Would you like me to provide specific code changes to implement these fixes?

[nitinawari]

@coderabbitai code the solution

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A summary of the edits CodeRabbit can apply:

• We are updating the refresh_issues branch in BountyPayoutsView.post to support pagination (fetching all pages of GitHub issues) and adding a new branch for handling one-by-one issue addition.

• We are inserting a new helper method "process_single_issue" into BountyPayoutsView to support one-by-one issue addition.

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@CodeRabbit code the solution please. most probably problem with old issues not fetching

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A summary of the edits CodeRabbit can apply:

• We will update the BountyPayoutsView.post method in website/views/organization.py to fix the pagination issue (so that all pages with GitHub issues are fetched) and add a new branch for the "add_issue" action to allow adding an individual GitHub issue manually.
• We are going to add a class method fetch_github_issues to enable paginated fetching of GitHub issues and a class method add_single_github_issue to allow one-by-one issue addition in the GitHubIssue model in website/models.py.
• We are inserting two new admin action functions (refresh_github_issues and add_single_github_issue) into website/admin.py before the GitHubIssueAdmin class definition. These functions implement the pagination fix (by looping through pages to fetch all GitHub issues with a "$5" bounty and closed state) and provide a stub for individual issue addition.
• We are modifying the GitHubIssueAdmin class in website/admin.py to include the new admin actions for refreshing GitHub issues.
• We will update the GitHub issue fetching logic in website/views/issue.py to fix the pagination problem—ensuring that all issues (not only the first 100) are fetched—and add functionality to add a single issue manually. In this update, we will modify the github_issues_with_bounties method to support pagination, update the post method’s "refresh_issues" action to iterate through all pages, add a new "add_issue" action to allow individual issue addition, and implement helper methods (process_single_issue and fetch_single_issue) to handle single-issue processing.
• We will update website/forms.py to add two new forms: RefreshGitHubIssuesForm for fetching all GitHub issues (with proper pagination to fix the old issues not being fetched) and SingleGitHubIssueForm for manual one-by-one addition of GitHub issues.

A summary of the context that CodeRabbit is considering across the codebase:

• This change addresses the root cause where only one page of GitHub issues was being fetched by implementing a loop to aggregate up to 100 issues per page, and it adds a temporary mechanism to add individual issues if needed. We verified the location of the code by searching for the “if action == "refresh_issues"” block in website/views/organization.py.

• We noticed that the current implementation in the view layer only retrieves the first page of GitHub issues. Adding these class methods to the GitHubIssue model provides a reusable and testable way to fetch all issues via pagination and also allows a manual, one-by-one issue addition.

• The helper functions were added based on our investigation that the current GitHub issue fetching logic only retrieves the first 100 issues. The refresh_github_issues function implements pagination by looping through pages until all available issues are fetched. The add_single_github_issue function provides a temporary one‑by‑one update mechanism for individual GitHub issues. This ensures that administrators can either refresh all issues at once or selectively update issues as needed.

• We executed a grep search to verify the repository contains a definition for the github_issues_with_bounties function. This confirms our changes are scoped to the existing functionality already in place.

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[Nitish-Naik]

/attempt

[Nitish-Naik]

/assign

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[Nitish-Naik]

@DonnieBLT how can i get those $5

[DonnieBLT]

Add GitHub sponsors to your profile or send a bch address

[Nitish-Naik]

@DonnieBLT added github sponsors to my profile

[Nitish-Naik]

@DonnieBLT can you pls repsond

[DonnieBLT]

Sure, this fix didn’t work but I’ll pay it anyway. It’s currently crashing the page because it takes too long.

[Nitish-Naik]

Sure, this fix didn’t work but I’ll pay it anyway. It’s currently crashing the page because it takes too long.

what happenend??

[DonnieBLT]

I believe it’s taking too long because it’s doing too many things in one operation. I think if we take out the linked pull requests it would work.

[Nitish-Naik]

@DonnieBLT payment

[DonnieBLT]

Payments will be sent on the 15th, we are looking into automating the payments so they are paid as soon as the pr is merged.

[DonnieBLT]

Transaction ID: ch_3RPEXVEQsq43iHhX0JBIu7JW