Move MinIO from minio.localhost to minio.fizzy.localhost, which makes
it same-site with the app, so the CORS redirect succeeds.
The service worker fetches Active Storage URLs with `mode: "cors"` so
it can inspect response sizes for offline caching. Active Storage's
redirect controller returns a 302 to the MinIO presigned URL. When
that redirect crosses site boundaries (from fizzy.localhost to
minio.localhost), the browser sets the Origin header to "null" on the
redirected request per the Fetch spec, which fails the CORS check and
produces net::ERR_FAILED.
Fizzy is now free. Remove the entire Stripe billing system,
subscription management, and card/storage limit enforcement.
Removes from saas/: Plan model, Account::Billing, Account::Subscription,
Account::Limited, Account::OverriddenLimits, Account::BillingWaiver,
all subscription/billing controllers and views, Stripe webhook handler,
card creation/publishing limit enforcement, admin account override UI,
usage report rake task, and all related tests.
Removes from main app: Fizzy.saas? guards for subscription panel,
SaaS card footer override, near-limit notices, and saas.css stylesheet.
Adds migration to drop billing tables from the SaaS database.
Non-billing SaaS features (push notifications, signup, authorization,
telemetry, console1984/audits1984) are preserved.
- Add disallow_account_scope to skip tenant requirement
- Move routes to saas/config/routes.rb (engine routes)
- Use saas.devices_path/saas.device_path for engine route helpers
- Update tests to work without tenant context
Devices belong to Identity (global), not Account, so they don't
need tenant context in the URL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix owner_id type to UUID in devices migration
- Fix NOT NULL crash in device registration
- Add APNS config and 1Password integration
- Add --apns flag to bin/dev for local development
- Clean up devices controller
This should only be set if the app is using the
rails-structured-logging gem, which means it should only be set in the
SAAS config. I think this is just something we missed in one of the
decoupling exercises we did.
Before, we were relying on just changing the cards_count in account, but this
could create problems where the system to calculate the next card number fails due
to the unique constraint.
To allow the non-SaaS version of Fizzy to default to single-tenant mode,
we'll enable a `multi_tenant.enabled` config option here that overrides
the default behaviour.
To keep as much of this as we can in the `fizzy-saas` gem, this PR
opts to store console/audits models in a separate database, and so:
- the gem contains the migrations and the database config
- the app contains a separate schema file distinctly for SaaS concerns
- Rails' current behavior prevents us from easily keeping this file in the gem
Also note that the stock `audits1984` schema is updated to reference
the auditor via a UUID foreign key.
Finally, in order for the database schema file to be located in the
gem directory (and not the application directory), it's necessary to
monkeypatch `AR::DatabaseTasks.schema_dump_path` to support absolute
paths. This functionality has been proposed upstream in
https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/56290 but is awaiting a decision
from the core team.
ref: https://app.fizzy.do/5986089/cards/2469
ref: #17
I think this was hallucinated in the original commit. This is causing
racing between beta and prod, and as a result beta was attempting to
send emails for production.
Fortunately, smtp is not configured in beta and prevented bad emails
from going out. 😅
Mike Dalessio