feat(auth): route domains to isolated native organizations - #23
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Limit details: You’ve used the included review currently available. Your 99 included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 1 review per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add domain-based organization signup routing and invitation checks, enforce organization boundaries in space access and video queries, and add a planner and transactional runner for domain organization migrations. ChangesRuntime Organization Routing and Boundaries
Organization Migration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as Migration CLI
participant Runner as migrateDomainOrganization
participant Planner as planOrganizationMigration
participant DB as Database
CLI->>Runner: Run with config and apply flag
Runner->>DB: Read organizations and migration data
Runner->>Planner: Build plan from snapshot
Planner-->>Runner: Return blockers, fingerprint, and move lists
Runner->>DB: Apply approved changes or roll back transaction
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The migration tool now preserves the original error when rollback fails, and this is covered by tests. No merge-blocking risk is visible in the reviewed changes. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| if (pendingInvite && !mappedOrganizationId) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| if ( | ||
| pendingInvite && | ||
| pendingInvite.organizationId !== mappedOrganizationId | ||
| ) { | ||
| throw new Error( | ||
| "Pending invitation conflicts with the configured signup organization", | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🔴 Mapped invitations lose administrator roles
When a mapped user has an admin invitation to the mapped organization, createUser assigns them the member role. The invitation remains pending, and invite acceptance preserves existing memberships. The invited administrator stays a member.
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A pending organization invitation normally leaves a new user without automatic organization membership, allowing the invitation flow to assign its requested role. The mapped signup path skips that return for invitations to the same organization and inserts a member row. Invite acceptance only reads the invited role when no membership exists, so it never upgrades the account. The invitation also stays pending until acceptance.
Example: admin@customer.example has a pending admin invitation to customer-org, the mapped destination. Signup inserts a member row. Accepting the invitation leaves that row unchanged instead of granting admin access.
Recommended fix: Keep the invite-owned membership flow for same-destination invitations, or apply the pending invite's role during signup and consume the invite consistently. Preserve the conflict rejection for invitations to a different organization.
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| await assertUsersBelongToOrganization( | ||
| space.organizationId, | ||
| access.organizationOwnerId, | ||
| [...members, space.createdById], | ||
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🔴 Departed creators block all space edits
When a space creator leaves the organization, updateSpace rejects every save by a remaining space manager. It validates the creator even when no member is being added, so managers cannot edit the space.
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The original space creator is always included in the membership rows rebuilt by updateSpace, regardless of whether the form submitted that user. removeOrganizationMember removes organization and space memberships but does not change a space's createdById. The new assertion then rejects every subsequent save of that space, including name or visibility changes by another authorized manager.
Example: Alice created a space and was later removed from the organization. Bob is the organization owner and changes its name. The save validates Alice's ID and fails because Alice is no longer an organization member.
Recommended fix: Do not require a departed creator to remain an organization member for unrelated space edits. Reconcile stale creator membership when rebuilding the member list, and only validate IDs actually being added to the organization-backed space.
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| const users = await rows( | ||
| `SELECT u.id, u.email, u.activeOrganizationId, u.defaultOrgId, u.customBucket, sm.role sourceRole, tm.role targetRole FROM users u LEFT JOIN organization_members sm ON sm.userId = u.id AND sm.organizationId = ? LEFT JOIN organization_members tm ON tm.userId = u.id AND tm.organizationId = ? WHERE LOWER(SUBSTRING_INDEX(u.email, '@', -1)) = ? AND (sm.id IS NOT NULL OR tm.id IS NOT NULL) ORDER BY u.id${lock}`, | ||
| [sourceOrganizationId, targetOrganizationId, domain], |
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🔴 Migration silently omits unmapped domain accounts
When a domain account lacks source and target membership, migrateDomainOrganization omits it from the reviewed inventory. Apply can succeed while that existing account remains outside the mapped organization.
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The migration loads domain users only when a join finds source or target membership. An existing user of that domain with neither membership disappears from snapshot.users, the expected-ID check, and the fingerprint. The signup map only routes accounts created through createUser; it does not migrate existing users, so applying the reviewed plan leaves these accounts unassigned to their native organization.
Example: old@customer.example signed up with a personal organization before default-organization routing was enabled. A dry-run with only the source organization's members lists no old account, and apply passes its exact-ID check while the existing user stays in the personal organization.
Recommended fix: Inventory every matching domain user first. Block and report any user without an approved source or target membership unless an explicit, separately reviewed path handles that account.
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| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| eq(spaceVideos.spaceId, spaceId), | ||
| eq(videos.orgId, space.organizationId), |
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🟥 Folder listings expose foreign-organization recordings
When a cross-organization video share sits in a space or organization folder, getVideosByFolderId still lists it. The new root filter does not cover folder queries, exposing foreign video metadata to destination members.
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| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| eq(videos.ownerId, user.id), | ||
| eq(videos.orgId, targetOrganizationId), | ||
| inArray(videos.id, videoIds), | ||
| ), | ||
| ); |
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🟨 Share picker exposes other organizations' recordings
After a user's videos move into the target organization, getUserVideos still lists them in source-organization share dialogs. The new destination filter rejects additions but does not hide those video titles and metadata.
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Review comments at @packages/database/auth/drizzle-adapter.ts:
- Around line 65-72: Update the pending-invitation checks around pendingInvite
and mappedOrganizationId to query specifically for any pending invitation
targeting a different organization whenever mappedOrganizationId is set. Reject
signup if such an invitation exists, regardless of which row the existing
limited query returns; preserve the existing behavior for signups without a
mapped organization.
Review comments at @scripts/domain-organization-migration.mjs:
- Around line 184-189: Update rollback handling around connection.rollback() so
rollback failures cannot replace the original migration error: catch and
suppress rollback errors in the catch block, then rethrow the original error.
Apply the same safe rollback behavior to the dry-run rollback path so a failed
rollback is not retried.
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apps/web/__tests__/unit/organization-boundary.test.tsapps/web/__tests__/unit/signup-organization.test.tsapps/web/__tests__/unit/take3-signup-organization.test.tsapps/web/actions/organization/authorization.tsapps/web/actions/organization/create-space.tsapps/web/actions/organization/send-invites.tsapps/web/actions/organization/space-authorization.tsapps/web/actions/organization/update-space.tsapps/web/actions/organizations/add-videos.tsapps/web/actions/organizations/get-organization-videos.tsapps/web/actions/spaces/add-videos.tsapps/web/actions/spaces/get-space-videos.tsapps/web/actions/spaces/get-user-videos.tsapps/web/app/(org)/dashboard/spaces/[spaceId]/page.tsxapps/web/app/api/invite/accept/route.tsapps/web/lib/folder.tsdeploy/domain-organization-rollout.mddeploy/domain-space-rollout.mdpackages/database/auth/drizzle-adapter.tspackages/database/auth/signup-organization.tspackages/database/package.jsonpackages/env/server.tspackages/web-backend/src/Organisations/OrganisationsRepo.tspackages/web-backend/src/Spaces/SpacesRepo.tspackages/web-backend/src/Spaces/index.tsscripts/domain-organization-migration.mjsscripts/domain-organization-migration.test.mjsscripts/migrate-domain-organization.mjsscripts/organization-migration-plan.mjsscripts/organization-migration-plan.test.mjs
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| } else await connection.rollback(); | ||
| return plan; | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| await connection.rollback(); | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the original error when rollback fails.
- The
catchblock callsawait connection.rollback()without its own error handling. - If the connection has broken, the rollback also rejects. That rollback error then replaces the original error, such as a failed
UPDATE videosor the fingerprint mismatch. - Rollback runs twice in one case. In a dry run, the
elsebranch at Line 184 callsrollback(). If that call throws, thecatchblock callsrollback()again. - The operator then sees the wrong reason for the failure.
Wrap the rollback in catch so it cannot hide the error. Rethrow the original error.
🛡️ Proposed fix
} catch (error) {
- await connection.rollback();
+ try {
+ await connection.rollback();
+ } catch (rollbackError) {
+ console.error("Rollback failed", rollbackError);
+ }
throw error;
}Based on learnings: "use a safe rollback helper that catches/swallows rollback failures rather than letting the rollback call throw."
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| } else await connection.rollback(); | |
| return plan; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| await connection.rollback(); | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| } else await connection.rollback(); | |
| return plan; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| try { | |
| await connection.rollback(); | |
| } catch (rollbackError) { | |
| console.error("Rollback failed", rollbackError); | |
| } | |
| throw error; | |
| } |
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Review comment at @scripts/domain-organization-migration.mjs around lines 184 -
189:
Update rollback handling around connection.rollback() so rollback failures
cannot replace the original migration error: catch and suppress rollback errors
in the catch block, then rethrow the original error. Apply the same safe
rollback behavior to the dry-run rollback path so a failed rollback is not
retried.
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Source: Learnings
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Mapped customer domains currently join the default organization, exposing its organization-shared workspace content. This change routes configured domains to a distinct native organization and rejects foreign-organization invitations. Organization/space sharing, root/folder listings and share pickers require matching video organization, and stale space membership cannot substitute for native organization membership. Unmapped signup keeps the existing default behavior.
Adds a read-only migration planner and explicit apply tool that require exact private user/video inventory, a reviewed fingerprint, an approved customer owner, and a public-link decision. Apply preserves video IDs/files/public flags and moves only reviewed owned videos and their existing organization shares. It blocks attached storage/folders/spaces, additional memberships and unresolved invitations. No live migration or domain map activation has occurred.
Validation: 84 focused Vitest tests and 13 migration tests passed; database, web-backend and environment typechecks passed; scoped Biome checks passed. Full CI passed on final head e7b39e5 (run 36774032541). All seven surfaced automated-review findings were fixed. CodeRabbit status is successful; required human approval remains pending.
Rollout blockers: approved destination owner and explicit public-link policy. Native organizations do not restrict currently public video/collection links; this PR does not claim full viewing isolation. See deploy/domain-organization-rollout.md. PR21 admin-merge authorization does not cover this PR.
Owner provisioning requires an authenticated existing account. Native invitations support admin/member and cannot reserve ownership. A designated owner without an account needs a reviewed bootstrap path before rollout; ordinary default-organization signup would temporarily grant source access. No placeholder account or substitute owner is provisioned.
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