feat: status-based assignment preservation on project user removal (#462) - #328
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…val (#462) - Execute assignment clearing and user role deletion in a single atomic DB transaction - Clear assigned_user_id only for active drafting statuses (not_started, draft) - Clear peer_checker_id only for active peer checking statuses (not_started, draft, peer_check) - Preserve completed and submitted chapter work for author attribution
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In `@src/domains/projects/users/project-users.repository.ts`:
- Line 193: Update the transaction around the project-scoped user_roles
operation to verify the project grant before clearing chapter assignments.
Ensure a missing grant returns USER_NOT_IN_PROJECT without committing any
assignment updates, either by checking first or deleting first and rolling back
when no row is returned.
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Correctness issue: unassigned chapters get stuck with no recovery path
Both preservation branches clear the assignee field but leave chapter_assignments.status unchanged, which leaves the chapter in a state nothing else in the app can recover from without manual PM intervention.
1. Drafter branch (project-users.repository.ts:200)
Clearing assignedUserId to null doesn't reset status back to not_started.
Failure scenario: A PM removes a translator drafting a chapter (status='draft', assignedUserId set). The update nulls assignedUserId but leaves status='draft'. claimIfUnassigned and ChapterAssignmentPolicy.claim both require status='not_started' to allow self-claim, and ChapterAssignmentPolicy.edit denies everyone edit access in this state (no matching translator, managers only from community_review onward). The chapter becomes stuck until a PM manually reassigns it via the PATCH override path — contradicting the PR's stated goal of freeing work for others to pick up.
2. Peer-checker branch (project-users.repository.ts:211)
Same root cause: clearing peerCheckerId without resetting status leaves a peer_check assignment nobody can reclaim.
Failure scenario: A PM removes the peer checker on a chapter with status='peer_check'. peerCheckerId is nulled but status stays peer_check. ChapterAssignmentPolicy.edit requires peerCheckerId === user.id in this status, now impossible to satisfy, and managers can only edit statuses at/after community_review — so the chapter is stuck with no self-service recovery until a PM manually reassigns it.
Suggested fix: when clearing the drafter, also reset status to not_started (if not already further along); when clearing the peer checker, reset status back to draft so the chapter re-enters the drafting stage rather than being stranded in peer_check with no checker.
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Review pass paired with fluent-web #484 (same issue #462). One correctness/completeness concern on the audit trail plus two hygiene items.
| if (unitIds.length > 0) { | ||
| await tx | ||
| .update(chapter_assignments) | ||
| .set({ | ||
| assignedUserId: null, | ||
| status: sql`CASE | ||
| WHEN EXISTS ( | ||
| SELECT 1 FROM ${translated_verses} tv | ||
| JOIN ${bible_texts} bt ON tv.bible_text_id = bt.id | ||
| WHERE bt.bible_id = ${chapter_assignments.bibleId} | ||
| AND bt.book_id = ${chapter_assignments.bookId} | ||
| AND bt.chapter_number = ${chapter_assignments.chapterNumber} | ||
| AND tv.project_unit_id = ${chapter_assignments.projectUnitId} | ||
| AND tv.content IS NOT NULL | ||
| AND tv.content != '' | ||
| ) THEN ${chapter_assignments.status} | ||
| ELSE 'not_started' | ||
| END`, | ||
| }) | ||
| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.projectUnitId, unitIds), | ||
| eq(chapter_assignments.assignedUserId, userId), | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.status, ['not_started', 'draft']) | ||
| ) | ||
| ); | ||
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| await tx | ||
| .update(chapter_assignments) | ||
| .set({ | ||
| peerCheckerId: null, | ||
| }) | ||
| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.projectUnitId, unitIds), | ||
| eq(chapter_assignments.peerCheckerId, userId), | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.status, ['not_started', 'draft', 'peer_check']) | ||
| ) | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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This block clears assignedUserId/peerCheckerId and resets chapter status via raw UPDATEs, but never writes to chapter_assignment_status_history / chapter_assignment_assigned_user_history. Every other place that changes these fields goes through chapter-assignments.repository.ts's insertStatusHistory / insertUserAssignmentHistory (see recordStatusChange / recordUserAssignmentChanges in chapter-assignments.service.ts). This unassignment-on-removal path is new behavior, so the audit trail needs to account for it too — otherwise a PM removing a member silently produces an untracked status/assignment change, and any audit or timeline view built on those history tables will show a gap for that chapter.
Since this is a new kind of event (unassignment-via-removal, not the existing claim/status-change paths), it likely needs its own explicit history entries here rather than reuse of the existing recorder functions as-is, e.g. fetch the affected chapter_assignments rows before update, then for each one that actually gets cleared call insertStatusHistory(tx, id, 'not_started') when the status is reset and insertUserAssignmentHistory(tx, id, userId, 'drafter' | 'peer_checker', <resulting status>) when the assignment is cleared, inside the same transaction.
| status: sql`CASE | ||
| WHEN EXISTS ( | ||
| SELECT 1 FROM ${translated_verses} tv | ||
| JOIN ${bible_texts} bt ON tv.bible_text_id = bt.id | ||
| WHERE bt.bible_id = ${chapter_assignments.bibleId} | ||
| AND bt.book_id = ${chapter_assignments.bookId} | ||
| AND bt.chapter_number = ${chapter_assignments.chapterNumber} | ||
| AND tv.project_unit_id = ${chapter_assignments.projectUnitId} | ||
| AND tv.content IS NOT NULL | ||
| AND tv.content != '' | ||
| ) THEN ${chapter_assignments.status} | ||
| ELSE 'not_started' | ||
| END`, | ||
| }) | ||
| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.projectUnitId, unitIds), | ||
| eq(chapter_assignments.assignedUserId, userId), | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.status, ['not_started', 'draft']) | ||
| ) | ||
| ); | ||
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| await tx | ||
| .update(chapter_assignments) | ||
| .set({ | ||
| peerCheckerId: null, | ||
| }) | ||
| .where( | ||
| and( | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.projectUnitId, unitIds), | ||
| eq(chapter_assignments.peerCheckerId, userId), | ||
| inArray(chapter_assignments.status, ['not_started', 'draft', 'peer_check']) |
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nit: chapter statuses are hardcoded as string literals ('not_started', 'draft', 'peer_check') instead of the CHAPTER_ASSIGNMENT_STATUS constants already used throughout the chapter-assignments domain for exactly this purpose. Since these are plain strings compared against a pgEnum column rather than the typed constant, a future rename or typo (e.g. 'not-started') would compile fine but silently match zero rows at runtime.
| AND bt.book_id = ${chapter_assignments.bookId} | ||
| AND bt.chapter_number = ${chapter_assignments.chapterNumber} | ||
| AND tv.project_unit_id = ${chapter_assignments.projectUnitId} | ||
| AND tv.content IS NOT NULL |
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nit: tv.content IS NOT NULL is dead here — translated_verses.content is declared .notNull() in the schema, so this half of the condition can never be false. Not a functional bug, just worth dropping so a future reader doesn't assume null content is a real, separately-handled case for this table.
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Resolves fluent-web#462.
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removeProjectUserinfluent-apito execute within an atomic database transaction. Instead of blocking member removal when assigned work exists, it automatically unassigns active chapter fields based on status rules while preserving completed/submitted work.Key Changes
src/domains/projects/users/project-users.repository.tsremoveProjectUserinside a singledb.transaction(async (tx) => { ... }).assigned_user_id): Cleared ONLY if chapter status isnot_startedordraft. Preserved if status ispeer_checkor greater.peer_checker_id): Cleared ONLY if chapter status isnot_started,draft, orpeer_check. Preserved if status is greater thanpeer_check.user_rolesgrant row within the same transaction.Verification & Testing
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