Tier changes shows a payment-provider event's raw reason string instead of words #157
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The organization page's Tier changes table names why each tier change happened. Most reasons the console writes itself are mapped to words (
humanizeTransitionReasonininternal/server/operator_enrollment.go: "Revoked by an operator", "Grant resumed after a subscription ended", "Tier added to the ladder", and so on). A change caused by a payment-provider webhook is not mapped. Its row shows the stored reason as it is, for examplestripe:checkout.session.completed:evt_…orstripe:customer.subscription.updated:evt_…, under "By: webhook".An operator reading that row learns the provider's event type only by decoding an identifier, and the event id means nothing on this page.
The fix: keep a mapping from each provider event type the console acts on to a readable reason, the way the console's own reasons are mapped.
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#179 proposes storing each tier change's cause as a value from a closed list, with the operator's note in its own column and an id shared by the rows one act writes. If it lands, a webhook's cause becomes one of those values with the event id kept beside it, and the words this issue asks for come from the same mapping as the console's own causes instead of from parsing the stored string.