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DO NOT MERGE PLZ

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return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)

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Potential bug: A `SyntaxError` is introduced by using an assignment operator (`=`) instead of a comparison operator (`==`) in a boolean expression within `billing/helpers.py`. This will cause the application to fail parsing the module, leading to server startup failure or crashes.
  • Description: The code change introduces an assignment operator (=) where a comparison operator (==) is expected within a boolean expression: plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value. This is not valid Python syntax for an expression. Python interprets assignment as a statement, not an expression that yields a boolean value. Consequently, attempting to parse this line will result in a SyntaxError. This error is a parse-time failure, meaning it will occur when the billing/helpers.py module is imported. Since the on_enterprise_plan function from this module is imported by critical components like api/internal/owner/views.py, which are loaded during application startup or upon the first API request, the server will fail to start or crash immediately upon accessing affected routes. For example, if settings.IS_ENTERPRISE is False and plan.tier.tier_name is "enterprise", the expression plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value would attempt an invalid assignment within the return statement, leading to a SyntaxError during module loading.

  • Suggested fix: Change plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value back to plan.tier.tier_name == TierName.ENTERPRISE.value in apps/codecov-api/billing/helpers.py to correct the boolean comparison.
    severity: 0.95, confidence: 0.98

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plan = Plan.objects.select_related("tier").get(name=owner.plan)
return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name == TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)
return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)
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Critical syntax error: Assignment operator = used instead of equality operator ==. This will cause a SyntaxError when the module is imported, breaking the application. The code should use == for comparison, not = for assignment.

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plan = Plan.objects.select_related("tier").get(name=owner.plan)
return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name == TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)
return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name = TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)
return settings.IS_ENTERPRISE or (plan.tier.tier_name == TierName.ENTERPRISE.value)

Did we get this right? 👍 / 👎 to inform future reviews.

@ElioDiNino ElioDiNino closed this Aug 15, 2025
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