Refactored the mapping logic in custom-domain.service to improve
readability and ensure proper handling of undefined records. This change
introduces an early return for nullish records and maintains existing
validation behavior.
### Context
In order to deprecate search[Object] resolvers, we need to update
globalSearch resolver to bring it to the same level of functionality
### Solution
- Add includedObject args to search in pre-selected tables
- Add record filtering
### Tested on gql api ✅
- Simple search with search term
- Search with excluded objects, with included objects, with both and
both with search term
- Search with id filtering and all args combined
- Search with deletedAt filtering and all args combined
- from front, search in command menu
back end part of https://github.com/twentyhq/core-team-issues/issues/495
Ref: #10404
- Added `FileFolderConfig` with `isPublic` key.
- Updated `file-path-guard.ts` to `ignoreExpiration` to validate the
token if `isPublic` is `true`.
- Token verification ignores expiration, assuming it's used to fetch
file metadata with a required workspaceId as we cannot remove the token
as we will loose the `workspaceId`.
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Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix@twenty.com>
Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix.malfait@gmail.com>
Closes https://github.com/twentyhq/core-team-issues/issues/469 and
https://github.com/twentyhq/core-team-issues/issues/500
In this PR
1. stop conditioning permission initialization for a workspace to env
variable value. Instead we want to create and assign permissions and
roles in all new workspaces. For now that will be totally silent.
2. temporarily, the default role is set to the admin role for new
workspaces. it will also be the case for existing workspaces through the
backfill command. Member role is still being created though. (when we
will do the final roll-out we will update this so that future workspaces
have the member role as default role. our goal here is not to break any
current behaviour for users, that today have all have the equivalent of
admin rights).
## Context
When REST API calls fail due to metadata cache version not found, we
throw an exception without trying to recover.
In Graphql implementation, the exception is thrown after recomputing the
cache. This PR implements the same logic for REST for users only user
the REST API.
This PR is supposed to solve an issue with the syncrhonisation of
messages, specifically with microsoft driver. Microsoft calls don't need
access_Token so refreshing toekns was not implemented.
However, microsoft rely on its client which calls its refresfh_token,
and I might have missed some underlying dependency from microsoft
impelemtation so I setup the access token process to refresh it
Needs a talk before to be merged
Fix : https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/issues/10367
EDIT:
it was a problem with microsoft making refreshtoken expire (contrarily
to google) which needs to be handled.
**TLDR:**
Deprecate getProductPrices in the frontEnd and replace it with
BillingBaseProductPrices.
**In order to test:**
- Have the environment variable IS_BILLING_ENABLED set to true and add
the other required environment variables for Billing to work
- Do a database reset (to ensure that the new feature flag is properly
added and that the billing tables are created)
- Run the command: npx nx run twenty-server:command
billing:sync-plans-data (if you don't do that the products and prices
will not be present in the database)
- Run the server , the frontend, the worker, and the stripe listen
command (stripe listen --forward-to
http://localhost:3000/billing/webhooks)
- Buy a subscription for acme workspace the choose your plan should be
using the new front end endpoint
- add name to form field metadata
- extract field generation from object record schema
- use field generation to generate field from metadata
- add tests
## Context
Workspace creation and more specifically sync-metadata performances are
bad at the moment. We are trying to identify bottlenecks and one of the
root causes is the migration runner that can take up to 10s when setting
up a new workspaces with all its tables.
First observation is we do a lot of things sequentially, mostly to make
the code easier to read and debug but it impacts performances. For
example, a table creation is done in two steps, we first ask typeorm to
create the table then ask typeorm to create columns (and sometimes
columns one by one), each instruction can take time because typeorm
seems to do some checks internally.
The proposition here is to try to merge migrations when possible, for
example when we create a table we want the migration to also contain the
columns it will contain so we can ask typeorm to add the columns at the
same time. We are also using batch operations when possible (addColumns
instead of addColumn, dropColumns instead of dropColumn)
Still, we could go further with foreign keys creations or/and try with
raw query directly.
## Test
New workspace creation:
See screenshot, 9865.40233296156ms is on main, the rest is after the
changes:
<img width="610" alt="Screenshot 2025-02-28 at 09 27 21"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/42e880ff-279e-4170-b705-009e4b72045c"
/>
ResetDB and Sync-metadata on an existing workspace commands still work
Simplifying a lot the upgrade system.
New way to upgrade:
`yarn command:prod upgrade`
New way to write upgrade commands (all wrapping is done for you)
```
override async runOnWorkspace({
index,
total,
workspaceId,
options,
}: RunOnWorkspaceArgs): Promise<void> {}
```
Also cleaning CommandModule imports to make it lighter
# Introduction
Historically we've been programmatically running sync metadata just
after all upgrade command's migration.
Adding back this behavior as default to the new dynamic modules
Duplicated already existing synchronize metadata logic as a quick fix as
we're about to iterate over commands next sprint
While troubleshooting with a person self-hosting Twenty (v0.42.2), we
figured out that logs were missing on REST findMany, findOne and
duplicate endpoints
This PR fixes it
A user should not be able to delete their account if they are the last
admin of a workspace.
It means that if a user wants to sign out of twenty, they should delete
their workspace, not their account
We are starting to put too many services in common folder. Version and
step building should be separated into different services and go to the
builder folder. Today builder folder only manage schema.
We should:
- keep services responsible for only one action
- keep modules based on the actual action these provide rather than
having common module
This PR:
- creates a service for workflow version builder
- moves version and step builders to workflow builder folder rather than
commun
- creates separated folders for schema, version and steps
No logic has been added. Only modules created and functions moved.
- create form action
- add `pendingEvent` to executor output
- when receiving pendingEvent, exit workflow execution
- let the workflow in running status for now before taking a decision
