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WalkthroughThe documentation now covers an environment-wide policy that blocks sign-ups from known disposable email domains. It also adds a pre-registration workflow tutorial for blocking additional domains and updates related testing and workflow examples. ChangesDisposable Email Guidance
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation is otherwise ready to merge. The workflow tutorial's sample code should be fixed first, because readers may copy it into production. The sample logs full sign-up events, can error on events without user details, can be bypassed with uppercase email domains, and does not explain how to combine it with an existing pre-registration workflow. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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@src/content/docs/workflows/workflow-tutorials/block-disposable-emails.mdx:
- Line 99: Update the guidance for the user:pre_registration trigger to tell
readers to add the disposable-domain check and its required bindings to their
existing workflow, preserving its other registration rules instead of deploying
a second workflow.
- Line 138: Update the disposable-domain check using disposableEmailDomainsArray
and userEmailDomain to compare normalized, lowercase domains, so configured
domains are matched regardless of email-domain casing.
- Line 110: Update the logging in handlePreRegistration to avoid logging the
complete event or sensitive registration details; log only the decision or a
non-sensitive identifier.
- Line 113: Update the email check in the documented workflow example to
optional-chain `event.context.user` so a missing user object reaches the
existing allow-registration branch without throwing.
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| failurePolicy: { | ||
| action: "stop", | ||
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| trigger: "user:pre_registration", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Explain how to add this rule to an existing pre-registration workflow. Kinde permits only one workflow per trigger. A reader who already uses user:pre_registration cannot deploy this example as a second workflow without changing that setup. Tell readers to add the domain check and required bindings to their existing workflow rather than replace its other registration rules. (docs.kinde.com)
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Update the guidance for the user:pre_registration trigger to tell readers to add
the disposable-domain check and its required bindings to their existing
workflow, preserving its other registration rules instead of deploying a second
workflow.
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| export default async function Workflow( | ||
| event: onUserPreRegistrationEvent | ||
| ) { | ||
| console.log("handlePreRegistration", event); |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not log the complete registration event. This statement sends the event to workflow runtime logs on every invocation. The documented event shape includes request details such as IP address and authentication state; this example also reads a sign-up email from the event. Log the decision or a non-sensitive identifier instead of event. (docs.kinde.com)
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Update the logging in handlePreRegistration to avoid logging the complete event
or sensitive registration details; log only the decision or a non-sensitive
identifier.
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| console.log("handlePreRegistration", event); | ||
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| // Check if user email exists in the event | ||
| if (!event.context.user.email) { |
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rg -n -i -C 3 -- 'onUserPreRegistrationEvent|pre_registration|pre-registration|user:pre_registration|context\.user' src/content/docs/workflows src/content 2>/dev/null | head -n 260Repository: kinde-oss/documentation
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Kinde’s docs confirm that `failurePolicy: { action: "stop" }` stops a workflow when it encounters an error. The error-code guide specifically associates this policy with **error 1706** when a **post-authentication** workflow fails. ([docs.kinde.com](https://docs.kinde.com/workflows/workflow-tutorials/check-plan-change-eligibility/?utm_source=openai))
Those results don’t establish whether this applies to a **pre-registration** workflow or what registration error it produces. The closest relevant source is the [Kinde common errors guide](https://docs.kinde.com/get-started/guides/error-codes/), which discusses the post-authentication case.
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- 1: https://docs.kinde.com/workflows/workflow-tutorials/check-plan-change-eligibility/?utm_source=openai
Guard the optional context.user object.
The documented user:pre_registration event example omits context.user. If Kinde sends that shape, this access can throw before the no-email branch, and failurePolicy: { action: "stop" } stops the workflow on error. Use optional chaining so this payload reaches the existing allow-registration branch.
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--- "a/src/content/docs/workflows/workflow-tutorials/block-disposable-emails.mdx"
+++ "b/src/content/docs/workflows/workflow-tutorials/block-disposable-emails.mdx"
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
console.log("handlePreRegistration", event);
// Check if user email exists in the event
- if (!event.context.user.email) {
+ if (!event.context.user?.email) {
console.log(
"No user email found in pre-registration event, allowing registration"
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| if (!event.context.user.email) { | |
| if (!event.context.user?.email) { |
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Review comment at
@src/content/docs/workflows/workflow-tutorials/block-disposable-emails.mdx at
line 113:
Update the email check in the documented workflow example to optional-chain
`event.context.user` so a missing user object reaches the existing
allow-registration branch without throwing.
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| const userEmailDomain = event.context.user.email.split("@")[1]; | ||
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| if (disposableEmailDomainsArray.includes(userEmailDomain)) { |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Compare email domains without case sensitivity. With mailinator.com configured, user@MAILINATOR.COM does not pass this includes check and registration continues. Email domain names are case-insensitive. Normalize both the configured domains and userEmailDomain before comparison. (rfc-editor.org)
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@src/content/docs/workflows/workflow-tutorials/block-disposable-emails.mdx at
line 138:
Update the disposable-domain check using disposableEmailDomainsArray and
userEmailDomain to compare normalized, lowercase domains, so configured domains
are matched regardless of email-domain casing.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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This PR documents the Block disposable email addresses policy, covering the built-in switch and a workflow for extra domains.
/build/set-up-options/block-disposable-emails/explains the switch, what it blocks, and when to use a workflow.user:pre_registrationworkflow when the user wants to add additional domains. The examples list and the pre-registration trigger page link to it.Summary by CodeRabbit