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Add search-users-by-email endpoint - #618
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Adds a /user/search endpoint (SearchUserAction) that looks up users by a partial email match, backed by a parameterized JPQL named query (findUsersByEmail) to avoid SQL injection in the lookup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
/user/searchendpoint (SearchUserAction) that looks up users by a partial email matchfindUsersByEmail) rather than string-concatenated SQL, avoiding SQL injection in the lookupsearchUsersByEmail) through the existing JPA-basedUserRepository/UserServicelayers, following the same pattern as the existing todo-search featureuser/search.jsp)Test plan
' OR '1'='1) is treated as a literal search term, not SQL syntax🤖 Generated with Claude Code