Matthew Meszaros 06f4a270cc feat: keep the mailbox imports menu live and self-explaining (deferred rather than dropped progress events, a five-second refresh while an import runs, each import's state and what it waits on in words, a badge for imports that need you, and an × that hides an import for the workspace through POST /emails/imports/:id/dismiss with migration 000211, stopping a running one first), show the vendor's own status and the Microsoft and Google time expectations on rows being authorized, record a vendor row's mail host so it gets its provider icon and a working Sign in, drop the Fix button from rows the vendor is authorizing, and count warming mailboxes rather than connected ones in the pool banner, refreshed when mailboxes change

2026-09-24 17:46:46 +02:00

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migrations

feat: keep the mailbox imports menu live and self-explaining (deferred rather than dropped progress events, a five-second refresh while an import runs, each import's state and what it waits on in words, a badge for imports that need you, and an × that hides an import for the workspace through POST /emails/imports/:id/dismiss with migration 000211, stopping a running one first), show the vendor's own status and the Microsoft and Google time expectations on rows being authorized, record a vendor row's mail host so it gets its provider icon and a working Sign in, drop the Fix button from rows the vendor is authorizing, and count warming mailboxes rather than connected ones in the pool banner, refreshed when mailboxes change

2026-09-24 17:46:46 +02:00

client.go

feat: make the documented 25-connection pool default real, because pgxpool fills MaxConns with the host's core count before we see it so the guard meant to apply our default never once fired and production quietly ran 48 connections per process against a 76-connection server

2026-09-19 20:34:35 +02:00

error.go

feat: stop the password reset flow reporting success while sending nothing, by answering 200 only for an address with no account rather than for every cache and database fault, folding addresses to one case on every account lookup and write so a typed capital cannot miss the row or split an SSO account in two, refunding the two-per-four-hours budget when the failure was ours, retrying one transient send and quoting the link's real lifetime; and clear the rest of error tracking by grouping the engagement breakdown in a subquery so ORDER BY stops resolving opens against email_opens, dropping unibox_mailboxes and email_sync_state writes whose mailbox was deleted mid-sync instead of redelivering them forever, answering a corrupt argon2 hash with ErrCredentials rather than a 500, never filing a cancelled caller as a database incident, and reporting only the first websocket init failure of a streak

2026-09-18 11:42:49 +02:00

migrate_test.go

feat: renumber the campaign_send_outcome migration to 000091 so it stops colliding with 000089_email_auth_enforcement, which made golang-migrate refuse to init its source driver and left the backend restart-looping at boot on main, and guard the class of bug with scripts/check-migrations.sh (duplicate versions, gaps, unpaired up/down, unparseable filenames) wired into make check-migrations, make lint, a dedicated Migrations CI job and a TestEmbeddedMigrationsLoad that boots the real iofs source over the embedded FS

2026-08-23 21:26:14 -07:00

migrate.go

Auto deploy on new release

2026-01-30 04:29:07 +01:00

pool_share_test.go

feat: make the documented 25-connection pool default real, because pgxpool fills MaxConns with the host's core count before we see it so the guard meant to apply our default never once fired and production quietly ran 48 connections per process against a 76-connection server

2026-09-19 20:34:35 +02:00

types.go

New Repository: Add Backend Code

2026-01-17 14:11:14 +00:00