- Updated the AcceptInvitation method to require both invitation ID and token, improving the invitation acceptance process.
- Modified related tests to accommodate the new invitation ID parameter, ensuring comprehensive coverage of acceptance scenarios.
- Enhanced the invitation acceptance endpoint to validate invitation ID, providing clearer error handling for invalid or expired invitations.
- Refactored tests to include detailed scenarios for accepting invitations, including success and failure cases, ensuring robust testing of the invitation flow.
- Enhanced the SignIDToken method to include the original Yao user ID in the token claims, improving user identification.
- Updated the MakeOIDCUserInfo function to extract and set the Yao user ID from the user map, ensuring consistency in user information.
- Modified the OIDCUserInfo structure to include a field for Yao user ID, facilitating better integration with Yao-specific features.
- Adjusted the team invitation response to include the inviter's user ID, enhancing the invitation context.
- Updated methods related to refresh token generation and storage to accept optional extra claims, allowing for additional metadata such as team_id and tenant_id.
- Refactored tests to utilize the new method signatures, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the updated functionality.
- Introduced a new endpoint for team selection that issues tokens with team-specific claims, improving user experience in multi-team scenarios.
- Deleted the invitation.go file, which contained handlers for team invitation management, including listing, creating, resending, and deleting invitations.
- Updated the user/member.go and user/team.go files to ensure consistent response handling by replacing direct JSON responses with a unified response method.
- Introduced a new PublicInvitationResponse type in user/types.go to facilitate public access to invitation details while excluding sensitive information.
- Refactored user/user.go to register new invitation-related process handlers for improved organization and clarity.
- Updated the invitation creation response to return complete invitation details, including the invitation token.
- Improved error handling when retrieving created invitations, ensuring fallback to ID return on failure.
- Modified team configuration tests to require authentication, reflecting recent API changes.
- Added access token retrieval for authenticated requests in team configuration tests, enhancing security and compliance.
- Updated login configuration tests to clarify endpoint descriptions.
- Introduced team configuration loading and retrieval functionality, including new endpoints for public access to team configurations.
- Refactored team management routes to standardize parameter usage and improve clarity.
- Added error handling for missing environment variables in client configuration.
- Implemented team configuration types and related structures for better organization and usability.
- Introduced invitation_id handling for member management, allowing for unique identification of pending invitations.
- Added methods to create, update, and remove members by invitation_id, improving the invitation workflow.
- Updated member data structures and API responses to include invitation-related fields, enhancing clarity and usability.
- Implemented tests for invitation ID operations, ensuring robust validation and error handling.
- Refactored team access checks to streamline member management processes.
- Introduced IsTeamOwner and IsTeamMember methods to verify user ownership and membership status within a team.
- Added CheckTeamAccess method to assess a user's access level, returning ownership and membership status.
- Enhanced user types with new MemberResponse and MemberDetailResponse structures for improved member management.
- Updated routing for team member management to utilize new handler functions for clarity and consistency.
- Introduced methods to set and retrieve authorized information from the context, enhancing the OAuth guard functionality.
- Added a new `AuthorizedInfo` type to encapsulate user-related data such as subject, client ID, user ID, and scope.
- Implemented session ID retrieval from various sources (cookies, headers, query strings) to improve session management.
- Updated test utilities to support the creation of test users and access tokens, ensuring comprehensive testing of OAuth functionalities.
- Deleted the entire signin module, including related files and configurations, to streamline the authentication process.
- Updated OpenAPI to remove references to signin, including the loading of signin configurations and associated handlers.
- Refactored user authentication routes to integrate captcha functionality directly within the user module, enhancing user experience and security.
- Adjusted routing structure to reflect the removal of signin, ensuring clarity and consistency in user management operations.
- Integrated user configuration loading in the OpenAPI server initialization to enhance user management capabilities.
- Migrated authentication routes from /signin to /login, updating handler functions for clarity and consistency.
- Adjusted OAuth provider routes to reflect new paths, improving the overall routing structure for user authentication.
- Renamed 2FA references to MFA in the user management API documentation and routing structure for consistency and clarity.
- Adjusted README to reflect the new endpoint paths for TOTP and SMS MFA functionalities.
- Updated README to reflect changes in user management APIs, renaming balance management to credits management and updating endpoints accordingly.
- Enhanced team management section with detailed CRUD operations and member management, including invitation handling.
- Refactored user.go to align with new API structure, replacing balance with credits and invite management with referral management, while adding invitation response handling.
- Integrated user and team handler functions into the OpenAPI server's routing structure.
- Established new routes for user and team management under the OpenAPI framework, enhancing the server's capabilities for handling user-related operations.
