Add an append-only ledger of entitlement set rule changes with per-pool
effect rows, a preview-and-commit rule change flow, and an automatic
drain that settles deferred recomputations. Rules gain a tier reduction
policy, resource keys declare over-limit behavior, and the materializer
now lowers limits when a rule stops applying.
Add entitlement set rule change ledger and preview flow
Add an append-only ledger of entitlement set rule changes with a
preview-and-commit operator flow. Rule writes now go through an enclosed
`core.commit_rule_change` function that files an act row and one
obligation per carrying pool, with a drain workflow settling deferred
recomputations. The preview dry-runs the materializer with a rule
overlay and renders per-pool buckets, reduction-policy disclosures, and
provider over-limit consequences. Materializing transactions take a
shared advisory rendezvous that rule changes hold exclusively, enforced
by a possession assertion. Add History and Entitlement changes surfaces,
a rule-less warning on five product-selection surfaces, and a
`tier_reduction_policy` column that gates FedWiki parking.
Introduce a commercial license option alongside AGPL-3.0-only, require a
CLA for contributors, and document the terms in COMMERCIAL.md and
NOTICE. Add a script to stamp SPDX headers on Go files and apply it
across the tree.
Replace the entity slugs on organizations, workspaces, resource pools,
and
plan ladders with nullable `key` columns and add keys to products,
prices,
and entitlement sets. Rename `providers.slug` to `provider` and add
partial
unique indexes for system and org role names.
Assign invoice numbers per billing account from a gapless transactional
counter; Stripe's number moves to the invoice mapping as an external
reference.
Seeds, fixtures, and the operator lookup address rows by key, and the
returning-login resync no longer blanks a display name when the IdP
sends
no `name` claim.
- Add deployment-name branding to titles, mastheads, and OG tags
- Share one grant delivery-state query with lineage across grants
surfaces
- Show pool status/usage, org owners, and config readiness
- Make billing views projection-aware with recency and sync vocabulary
- Guard FedWiki creation without domains and render route-aware 404s
Squash the pre-production migration history into fresh core, fedwiki,
and stripe baselines and reduce the canonical source list to those
three streams.
Update sqlc configs, generated queries, raw SQL, tests, and docs while
keeping provider tables schema-qualified.
BREAKING: existing local database volumes must be wiped because goose
version history restarts from the new baselines.
Introduce operator enrollment partials and handlers that route plan-tier
granting and revocation through entitlements.Transition(). Add
member-facing
tier labels, plan architecture and grant-plan-safety documentation, plus
unit and e2e tests. Also add small querier helpers and wire Temporal
client
hooks for trial expiration scheduling.
Drop redundant schema prefixes from all sqlc-generated Go types. Since
each module generates into its own package, the package already provides
the namespace — billing.Account is unambiguous without
billing.BillingAccount.
Changes:
- Add rename: blocks to all 6 sqlc.yaml files mapping schema-prefixed
names to clean idiomatic names (e.g. BillingBillingAccount → Account,
IdentityPerson → Person, OrganizationOrganization → Organization)
- Rename billing.billing_accounts → billing.accounts (table name
repeated
the schema; the schema already provides that context)
- Rename integration.integration_outbox → integration.outbox (same
reason)
- Regenerate all sqlc output across billing, identity, organization,
entitlements, stripe, and fedwiki modules
- Update all calling code (server, workflows, provisioning, tests) to
use
the new names
- Add internal/db/sqlc_schemas.sql — sqlc-only schema declarations so
every module can resolve schema-qualified names without including the
full db migrations
- Update docs/database-management.md with the naming convention and
standard sqlc.yaml template
Convention going forward: table names must not repeat the schema name;
generated types carry no schema prefix; the Go package provides the
namespace (like http.Request, not http.HttpRequest).
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