### Primary Changes: Dynamic Driver Configuration
Refactors FileStorageService and EmailSenderService to support dynamic
driver configuration changes at runtime without requiring application
restarts.
**Key Architectural Change**: Instead of conditionally registering
drivers at build time based on configuration, we now **register all
possible drivers eagerly** and select the appropriate one at runtime.
### What Changed:
- **Before**: Modules conditionally registered only the configured
driver (e.g., only S3Driver if STORAGE_TYPE=S3)
- **After**: All drivers (LocalDriver, S3Driver, SmtpDriver,
LoggerDriver) are registered at startup
- **Runtime Selection**: Services dynamically choose and instantiate the
correct driver based on current configuration
### Secondary Fix: Integration Test Log Cleanup
Addresses ConfigStorageService error logs appearing in integration test
output by using injected LoggerService for consistent log handling.
closes#12309
Fixes input elements becoming unusable due to drag selection preventing
default browser behavior.
**Problem:**
- Input elements couldn't receive focus because `event.preventDefault()`
was called unconditionally
- Removing `preventDefault()` broke click-outside-to-deselect
functionality
**Solution:**
- Only call `preventDefault()` when actually starting drag selection
- Preserves input focus while maintaining drag selection and deselection
behavior
**Changes:**
- Move `event.preventDefault()` inside the `shouldStartSelecting`
condition
- Update test to reflect correct behavior for disabled elements
follow up #12033
in #12033, SettingsDataModelFieldRelationForm I changed the the use of
objectMetadataItems to activeObjectMetadataItems, which filtered out
system objects. The naming was one factor for this confusion
Renaming it everywhere to specify that they don't include system objects
---------
Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
closes#11996
- Switched the “Object destination” select in
SettingsDataModelFieldRelationForm to use
activeObjectMetadataItems.filter(...) so workflows, system, and remote
objects are excluded
- Updated useRelationSettingsFormInitialValues to fall back on the same
filtered activeObjectMetadataItems list for its initial value
This ensures workflows (and any unwanted system/remote objects) no
longer show up in the dropdown or as the default.
closes#11849
The Logo component’s fallback URL was pointing to
`/icons/android/android-launchericon-192-192.png`, but the asset lives
under `/images/icons/....`. This updates defaultPrimaryLogoUrl to use
the correct `/images/icons/android/android-launchericon-192-192.png`
path, restoring the default logo display when no primaryLogo prop is
provided.
## Changes
- Updated the property name in the upgrade guide to reflect the
permission split in Admin Panel:
- `canImpersonate`: only provides access to impersonate functionality
- `canAccessFullAdminPanel`: provides access to all other admin panel
features
- In this PR the default value of IS_CONFIG_VARIABLES_IN_DB_ENABLED has
been changed to true,
- This is my first time writing integration tests, so I’d appreciate a
thorough review. :)
I’ve tried to follow the existing test patterns closely, but there might
be some small mistakes I may have missed.
Also let me know if I have missed any important test cases that should
be tested
UPDATE -
### Config Value Converter Refactoring
- Created a centralized type transformers registry with bidirectional
validation
- Refactored ConfigValueConverterService to support validation in both
directions:
- Maintained existing DB-to-app conversion behavior
- Added validation for app-to-DB conversion
- Added integration tests to verify validation works in both directions
---------
Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix@twenty.com>
closes#11195closes#11199
### Context
The yellow dots in the Settings Navigation Drawer (used to indicate
advanced settings) were being hidden due to ScrollWrapper's overflow
handling. This required both a fix for the visibility issue and an
improvement to the component structure.
### Changes
1. Keep scrolling logic of the MainNavigationDrawer and
SettingsNavigationDrawer in one place, and conditionally apply
`<StyledScrollableInnerContainer>` when isSettingsDrawer is true.
2. Fixed Yellow Dots Visibility
Added specific padding in NavigationDrawerScrollableContent to
accommodate yellow dots:
```
padding-left: ${theme.spacing(5)}; // Space for yellow dots
padding-right: ${theme.spacing(8)}; // Space for no-padding scroll
```
This ensures the yellow dots are visible while maintaining proper scroll behavior
3. Improved Component Composition
Using proper component composition instead of passing components as props
Components are now composed in a more React-idiomatic way:
```
<NavigationDrawer>
<NavigationDrawerScrollableContent>
<SettingsNavigationDrawerItems />
</NavigationDrawerScrollableContent>
<NavigationDrawerFixedContent>
<AdvancedSettingsToggle />
</NavigationDrawerFixedContent>
</NavigationDrawer>
```
---------
Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
## Optimization: Efficient Health Check Query
This PR optimizes the workspace health check system by replacing the N+1
query pattern with efficient database queries.
### Key Improvements
- **Eliminated N+1 Query Problem**: Instead of fetching all workspaces
and then querying each one individually for pending migrations (which
caused slowness in production), we now use a single optimized query to
directly identify workspaces with pending migrations
- **Better Performance**: Reduced the number of database queries from
potentially hundreds/thousands (previous implementation) to just 2 fixed
queries regardless of workspace count
- **Full Coverage Instead of Sampling**: Rather than implementing a cap
on workspace checks at 100 (which was a workaround for performance
issues), this solution addresses the root cause by optimizing the query
pattern. We can now efficiently check all workspaces with pending
migrations without performance penalties.
@FelixMalfait This addresses the "always eager-load when you can"
feedback by handling the problem at the database level rather than just
applying a limit. The optimized query should solve both the performance
issues and provide more accurate health status information.
closes#11013
Fixes the issue where users couldn't delete all text in select field
options. Removed the error throw for empty strings in the
computeOptionValueFromLabel function, allowing proper text deletion.
This error handling was redundant since the form validation already
prevents submission with empty values.
fixes: #10913
1. Original issue:
```typescript
<StyledTabListContainer shouldDisplay={visibleTabs.length > 1}>
<StyledTabList />
</StyledTabListContainer>
```
TabList wasn't getting full width.
2. First fix attempt ie #10904:
```typescript
{visibleTabs.length > 1 && (
<StyledTabList />
)}
```
This broke workflow views because:
Workflows use single-tab layouts
The conditional rendering prevented the tab from showing at all when
visibleTabs.length <= 1
3. Current working solution:
```typescript
const StyledOuterContainer = styled.div`
width: 100%;
`;
<StyledTabListContainer shouldDisplay={visibleTabs.length > 1}>
<StyledOuterContainer>
<StyledTabList />
</StyledOuterContainer>
</StyledTabListContainer>
```
This works because:
Keeps the original display logic that supports single-tab workflows
Fixes the width issue with the new container
Maintains tab state management needed for workflow visualization
## Issue
https://discord.com/channels/1130383047699738754/1349428521075871846
@Devessier found a regression where the TabList was getting too tall in
some places. This happened because:
1. The ScrollWrapper inside TabList has `height: 100%` by default
2. The parent container in ShowPageSubContainer uses `display: flex`
when tabs should be shown
3. This combination makes the ScrollWrapper expand to fill the available
space
## Fix
Added a wrapper `<div>` around the ScrollWrapper in the TabList
component. This works because:
1. It creates a new flex container that contains the ScrollWrapper's
expansion
2. It preserves the flex context needed by ShowPageSubContainer for
proper layout
3. It maintains all visual styles including the tab borders
## Technical Details
While using `heightMode="fit-content"` on ScrollWrapper might seem like
a fix, it breaks the interaction between TabList and its parent
containers that use flex layout for positioning.
before:
<img width="537" alt="Screenshot 2025-03-13 at 02 16 03"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9d4ddc81-68e8-44fe-8d32-da1d8e52492c"
/>
after:
<img width="518" alt="Screenshot 2025-03-13 at 02 11 50"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/dc8866c9-7dc3-4b59-8c18-d08233fc2143"
/>
### Bug
The active tab bottom border appeared slightly above the TabList's light
bottom border.
### Investigation
- Initial fix: Adjusted margin-bottom to -1px in Tab component to align
borders
- This fix caused active bottom borders to disappear in tabs wrapped
with ShowPageSubContainerTabListContainer
- Found that ShowPageSubContainerTabListContainer was adding a redundant
bottom border that overlapped with TabList's border
### Solution
- Removed ShowPageSubContainerTabListContainer to eliminate the
redundant border
- Kept the -1px margin-bottom fix in Tab component
- This ensures consistent border behavior across all TabList
implementations
# Health Monitoring for Self-Hosted Instances
This PR implements basic health monitoring for self-hosted instances in
the admin panel.
## Service Status Checks
We're adding real-time health checks for:
- Redis Connection
- Database Connection
- Worker Status
- Message Sync Status
## Existing Functionality
We already have message sync and captcha counters that store aggregated
metrics in cache within a configurable time window (default: 5 minutes).
## New Endpoints
1. `/healthz` - Basic server health check for Kubernetes pod monitoring
2. `/healthz/{serviceName}` - Individual service health checks (returns
200 if healthy)
3. `/metricsz/{metricName}` - Time-windowed metrics (message sync,
captcha)
4. GraphQL resolver in admin panel for UI consumption
All endpoints use the same underlying service, with different
presentation layers for infrastructure and UI needs.
---------
Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix@twenty.com>
addressing >
There are two patterns to avoid:
Creating functions that return JSX like renderThing() -> this was taken
already addressed in https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/pull/10011
Making a hook that "stores" all the logic of a component - > this PR is
addressing this particular pattern
In essence, handlers should remain in the component and be connected to
their events.
And everything in a handler can be abstracted into its dedicated hook.
For example:
const { myReactiveState } =
useRecoilValue(myReactiveStateComponentState);
const { removeThingFromOtherThing } = useRemoveThingFromOtherThing();
const handleClick = () => {
if (isDefined(myReactiveState)) {
removeThingFromOtherThing();
}
}
Broadly speaking, this is how you can split large components into
several sub-hooks.
---------
Co-authored-by: Lucas Bordeau <bordeau.lucas@gmail.com>
Issue:
When attempting to toggle a public feature flag that didn't exist in the
workspace's feature flags array, the LabService threw a
FeatureFlagException with code FEATURE_FLAG_NOT_FOUND. This prevented
users from enabling public feature flags for the first time in their
workspace.
Fix:
Modified the LabService to handle non-existent public feature flags by
creating them instead of throwing an error. When the flag doesn't exist,
the service now saves a new feature flag record with the provided key
and value, associates it with the workspace, and returns the newly
created flag.
Favorite folder input needs to be 28px --- added a new sizeVariant
Removed box shadow completely -- checked with @Bonapara
The left icon used to be of color light on focus -- added a state to
check if input is focused
---------
Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charlesBochet@users.noreply.github.com>
- Fixed icon shrinking on tabs. The introduction of EllipsisDisplay
takes 100% of the width, thus shrinking the icons.
- Removed scroll wrapper tablist. This was removed in #9016 but
reintroduced in #9089. This reintroduction made the dark border below
the active tab disappear.
- Used Avatar for icon and logo rendering following the changes made in
#9093
Adds drag and drop functionality for favorites management, allowing
users to:
- Move favorites between folders
- Move favorites from folders to orphan section
- Move orphan favorites into folders
Known Issues:
Drop detection at folder boundaries requires spacing workaround
as per the title- on hover, the draggable items had a grab cursor.
Couldn't change it to a pointer, because then onClick would have a weird
behavior of grab which causes lag onClick.
Clicking "Add to favorite" should add the record as a favorite. It
shouldn't open the menu on the first click; it should only open on the
second click when the record is already a favorite.
Something changed, which affected the Favorite folder picker checkbox
styles -- fixed it!
Cleaned up code in `CurrentWorkspaceMemberFavoritesFolders` - removed
redundant filtering since favorites are already filtered in
`usePrefetchedFavoritesData`.
Regarding issue #8569 - I am not sure what to do in this case. Since
Folders data is gated by a feature flag, we can't use it in
`CurrentWorkspaceMemberFavoritesFolders` to ensure the favorite section
renders with empty folders. Currently, the section only appears when at
least one favorite exists - may be leave this section open at all times
or fix this bug after removal of the feature flag?
---------
Co-authored-by: Nitin Koche <nitinkoche@Nitins-MacBook-Pro.local>
Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
@lucasbordeau
forms are broken!
revert - #7363
used useRelationSettingsFormInitialValues hook from that commit.
TODO - figure out a way to change the relation name label from singular
to plural and vice versa, until it is edited.
related issue - #7355
---------
Co-authored-by: Lucas Bordeau <bordeau.lucas@gmail.com>
nitin