VCST-5623: Fixed null credential fields bug - #3100
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Description
POST /api/platform/security/login returned an unhandled 500 Internal Server Error (instead of 400 Bad Request) whenever userName and/or password were null or missing from the request body. Since the endpoint is [AllowAnonymous], any unauthenticated caller could trigger this at will, polluting 5xx dashboards/alerting. Root cause: UserManager.FindByNameAsync and SignInManager.PasswordSignInAsync throw ArgumentNullException on null input, and ApiErrorWrappingMiddleware maps any unhandled exception to a blanket 500.
What's added
Added an explicit null check at the top of SecurityController.Login for request, request.UserName, and request.Password, returning 400 Bad Request before any downstream call can throw (SecurityController.cs).
Added unit tests covering null request body, null UserName, and null Password, verifying 400 Bad Request is returned; existing tests confirm empty-string userName and non-existent users still return 200 OK with succeeded: false (SecurityControllerTests.cs).
Breaking changes
None.
References
QA-test:
Jira-link:
https://virtocommerce.atlassian.net/browse/VCST-5623
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Image tag:
ghcr.io/VirtoCommerce/platform:3.1059.0-pr-3100-1f33-vcst-5623-1f33fba0