Prefetch still writes org entries with the 5s getter TTL. This test only asserts the SQL join, and wall-clock expiry on CI turned that into a MagicMock await TypeError.
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Organization mutations do not evict those cache keys, so stretching prefetch to the management TTL would leave stale org grants in L1.
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The test-quality gate attributes the comment to the `patch(` line, so reasons on the closing paren did not count and lint failed after format started passing.
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common_checks was querying get_team_membership twice, and DualCache awaited Redis SET on the auth path, so LRU eviction plus a hung Redis write showed up as two postgres spans
common_checks was querying get_team_membership twice, and DualCache awaited Redis SET on the auth path, so LRU eviction plus a hung Redis write showed up as two postgres spans
common_checks was querying get_team_membership twice, and DualCache awaited Redis SET on the auth path, so LRU eviction plus a hung Redis write showed up as two postgres spans
Values loaded after import via proxy config environment_variables or dotenv
were ignored, and a long query string was truncated by the redaction filter
before the path filter could match it. Tests now go through the production
registration on the uvicorn.access logger instead of a hand-built filter.
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An org admin listing their own teams on GET /team/list and GET /v2/team/list
only saw teams in the orgs they administer. Teams they belong to in other
orgs were dropped because the org scope and the membership scope were ANDed.
A self query now unions the two, while a query for another user keeps the
org boundary intersection.
Resolves LIT-3723
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Lock affected teams in sorted order inside a single 60s transaction so a
failure on any team rolls back every rewrite and every user row delete.
PrismaClient.tx() gains an optional timeout for the larger batch.
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/user/bulk_delete now deletes the users' keys, invitation links, org and team
memberships and user rows in one transaction and reports a rolled-back batch
per row instead of leaving partial deletes behind. Both bulk endpoints evict
the deleted keys (and deleted user objects) from the auth cache, so a deleted
key stops authenticating immediately rather than at TTL expiry.
/team/bulk_member_delete rejects member rows that carry both user_id and
user_email, reports repeated rows as duplicates, and only cleans up keys and
memberships of members it actually matched.
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Batch user deletion that also removes each user from every team they belong to, and batch removal of many members from one team. Each touched team is rewritten once under the team advisory lock from a roster re-read under that lock
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Rows opting into auto_create_key lost blocked, permissions, aliases, config,
agent_id, budget_fallbacks and budget_limits before reaching the key helper.
When create_many commits but the response is lost, re-read which ids landed
and retry only the rest so committed rows report success and get their teams.
Regenerate schema.d.ts and allowlist the endpoint in the Terraform audit.
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Creates up to 500 internal users in one request with set-based validation,
a single create_many for user rows, and one locked write per referenced team.
Rows fail independently, keys are opt-in per row via auto_create_key, and
send_invite_email is rejected for the batch.
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Adds a nullable tpd_limit column and field to keys, teams, budgets and end users. The batch submission limiter swaps the per-minute RPM/TPM descriptor of any scope that has a tpd_limit for a token-only 24h descriptor, so batch traffic is budgeted per day while online traffic keeps the existing per-minute limits. The Admin UI exposes the field on key, team and budget create/edit forms
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