Let missions add stricter submission rules on top of their contribution type - #986
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Missions inherit every rule from their contribution type and can now add their own: an extra Discord role group (ANDed with the type's group, so a mission role can never satisfy the type requirement), additional required social accounts (union), a per-user weekly rate limit that counts every submission state, and evidence URL type rules (accepted lists intersect, mission required types are an independent at-least-one-match check, and slug groups append to the type's). Empty mission fields mean no additional restriction; a mission can only tighten its parent type, never weaken it. Enforcement runs through the existing submission gate and evidence validator on create, edit, and more-info resubmission, with the weekly limit re-checked inside the locked create transaction. The mission API exposes the new requirement and weekly-capacity fields with constant list query counts, the admin gains an "Additional mission requirements" fieldset with a read-only summary of inherited rules, and the portal submit form, mission page, and mission cards surface the new gates and weekly limit. Capacity limits still exclude rejected and canceled submissions while rate limits count every state; that split is now documented as intentional. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/models.py: Mission gains max_submissions_per_user_per_week, required_social_accounts, required_discord_roles, accepted/required_evidence_url_types, and required_evidence_url_type_groups plus weekly-count methods mirroring ContributionType's; groups shape validation extracted to clean_evidence_url_type_groups() shared by both cleans; all-time count semantics documented on get_user_submission_count. - backend/contributions/migrations/0087_mission_accepted_evidence_url_types_and_more.py: schema addition for the six mission fields. - backend/contributions/views.py: _validate_required_discord_roles checks the type and mission role groups independently in one connection/sync pass; _validate_submission_contribution_type unions social accounts and enforces the mission weekly limit under the existing skip_weekly_capacity_check flag (mission can never change on update, so edits never self-block); the locked create transaction re-checks the mission weekly limit; _preflight_update_discord_roles resolves the instance's mission so mission-only roles still get the pre-lock refresh; MissionViewSet annotates the per-user mission weekly count and prefetches roles/evidence types. - backend/contributions/serializers.py: _validate_evidence_items composes mission evidence rules (accepted intersection, independent mission required check, appended groups) and receives the mission at the create/update/more-info call sites; MissionSerializer exposes the new requirement and weekly fields. - backend/contributions/admin.py: MissionAdmin "Additional mission requirements" fieldset, role-filtered M2M widgets, and a read-only inherited_type_rules summary. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: mission weekly limit behavior, independence from the type limit, and API field exposure; constant-query bound raised for the three new prefetches. - backend/contributions/tests/test_discord_role_gating.py: MissionDiscordRoleGatingTest covers ANDed role groups, mission-only gating, ignored deleted/@everyone roles, and the pre-lock refresh on edit. - backend/contributions/tests/test_mission_social_accounts.py: union of type and mission required accounts on create and edit. - backend/contributions/tests/test_required_evidence_url_types.py, test_required_evidence_url_type_groups.py: mission evidence composition; subclasses rerun the full type-level suites with an inert mission to prove empty mission rules change nothing. - backend/contributions/tests/test_more_info_responses.py: mission evidence rules block a stale more-info resubmission snapshot. - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: unions mission social accounts, adds the mission Discord role gate and its banner, composes accepted/required evidence types with the mission's, and treats the mission weekly limit as full. - frontend/src/routes/MissionDetail.svelte, frontend/src/components/Missions.svelte: weekly-limit-aware full checks and "Your weekly limit reached" labels. - backend/CLAUDE.md, frontend/CLAUDE.md: document the mission rule inheritance model.
The submit form previously merged the type's and the mission's required evidence URL types into the single required slot, so a URL satisfying only one group passed client validation and was rejected by the API. The required slot is now driven by the type's set alone, and the mission's set is checked as its own group across every evidence slot — any URL can satisfy it, exactly matching the backend. A hint card shows the mission requirement live (amber until satisfied, green once a matching URL is present) and submit re-detects URL types so the check cannot be bypassed. ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: requiredEvidenceTypes reverted to the type's list (keeps the required slot and edit-prefill partition consistent, since partitioning runs before mission data loads); new missionRequiredEvidenceTypes / missionRequiredSatisfied deriveds and formatTypeNames helper; submit-time re-detection gate over all slot URLs with a clear error; mission requirement hint card rendered after the required-evidence card. - frontend/CLAUDE.md: SubmitContribution bullet updated — mission required types are an independent AND group, never merged into the required slot.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMission-specific weekly limits, social-account requirements, Discord role gates, and evidence rules now work across models, APIs, admin configuration, submission validation, tests, and frontend mission and submission interfaces. ChangesMission submission requirements
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Missions can currently be saved with independent limits enabled but no actual limit, allowing submissions to bypass inherited caps and potentially remain unlimited. The PR also retains bounded user-facing issues where valid evidence may be blocked and inherited weekly limits may be shown as a general mission closure, so merge should wait for owner follow-up or explicit acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Contributor
participant SubmitContribution
participant SubmissionAPI
participant Mission
Contributor->>SubmitContribution: select mission and provide accounts, roles, and evidence
SubmitContribution->>SubmissionAPI: submit mission contribution
SubmissionAPI->>Mission: validate mission requirements and weekly capacity
Mission-->>SubmissionAPI: return validation result
SubmissionAPI-->>SubmitContribution: return success or requirement error
SubmitContribution-->>Contributor: display submission status
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In `@backend/contributions/models.py`:
- Around line 1779-1781: Update Mission.clean to validate every
required_social_accounts value and reject any value outside the supported
twitter, discord, and github identifiers, while preserving the existing
evidence-group validation through clean_evidence_url_type_groups.
In `@backend/contributions/serializers.py`:
- Around line 2042-2049: Add required_evidence_url_type_groups to
MissionSerializer.Meta.fields so the mission API includes the enforced evidence
URL type groups alongside the existing evidence requirement fields.
- Around line 2148-2179: The SubmittedContributionViewSet.get_queryset method
only selects the Mission ForeignKey, causing MissionSerializer methods
get_required_discord_roles, get_accepted_evidence_url_types, and
get_required_evidence_url_types to query relations individually. Add prefetches
for mission__required_discord_roles filtered to active, non-self-guild roles and
store them in active_required_discord_roles, plus
mission__accepted_evidence_url_types and mission__required_evidence_url_types.
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`@frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte`:
- Around line 1270-1285: Update the acceptedEvidenceTypes derived computation to
return the intersection of typeAccepted and missionAccepted, then add required
evidence types from both selectedType and selectedMissionData, including
required types present only in either pool. Preserve the current behavior when
one accepted list is empty and avoid dropping required types during filtering.
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| """Return the mission's additional required evidence URL types.""" | ||
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Prefetch the Mission relations used by these serializer methods.
SubmittedContributionSerializer.to_representation() can instantiate MissionSerializer, but SubmittedContributionViewSet.get_queryset() only selects the Mission ForeignKey. These methods then issue separate queries for Discord roles and both evidence-type relations.
Prefetch the three mission__... relations in that queryset. Prefetch active Discord roles to active_required_discord_roles so this serializer uses the filtered result.
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In `@backend/contributions/serializers.py` around lines 2148 - 2179, The
SubmittedContributionViewSet.get_queryset method only selects the Mission
ForeignKey, causing MissionSerializer methods get_required_discord_roles,
get_accepted_evidence_url_types, and get_required_evidence_url_types to query
relations individually. Add prefetches for mission__required_discord_roles
filtered to active, non-self-guild roles and store them in
active_required_discord_roles, plus mission__accepted_evidence_url_types and
mission__required_evidence_url_types.
Source: Coding guidelines
Three fixes from review of the mission requirement rules. Unknown social account slugs are now rejected when a mission or contribution type is saved: the submission gate skips any slug it cannot map to a linked account, so a typo silently disabled the requirement instead of gating anything. The submit form's accepted-evidence list now mirrors the backend exactly, keeping the required types of both levels even when a mission whitelists a type its contribution type does not, which previously left no selectable option for the very URL the mission demanded. And the mission requirement check now matches each type's own URL patterns instead of the detected slot type, because the detector is built from contribution types alone and would not recognise a mission-only evidence type, permanently blocking a valid submission. Submission reads also prefetch the three mission requirement relations, since every non-list action embeds the full mission payload and was paying three extra queries per row. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/models.py: new REQUIRED_SOCIAL_ACCOUNT_SLUGS constant and clean_required_social_accounts() validator, called from both ContributionType.clean() and Mission.clean() alongside the shared evidence-group validator. - backend/contributions/views.py: SubmittedContributionViewSet.get_queryset prefetches mission__required_discord_roles (to_attr active_required_discord_roles, matching the serializer fallback) plus both mission evidence-type relations; DiscordRole promoted to a module-level import and the local one in MissionViewSet dropped. - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: acceptedEvidenceTypes rebuilt as (type ∩ mission) plus the required types of both levels; missionRequiredSatisfied now tests mission types' url_patterns via the existing urlMatchesType helper, which also let the submit-time re-detection block collapse into a single guard. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: query-count guard proving the mission relations stay constant across rows on /submissions/my/ (scoped to the mission m2m tables, since contribution_type_details still serializes the type's own relations per row). - backend/contributions/tests/test_mission_social_accounts.py: unknown slugs rejected at both levels, known slugs and empty lists accepted. - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionMissionEvidence.test.js: mission-required evidence blocks submission when only the type requirement is met, and a mission-only evidence type the detector does not know still satisfies the mission group. - backend/CLAUDE.md, frontend/CLAUDE.md: document the shared validators, the prefetch requirement, and the pattern-based mission evidence check.
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892-901: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrefetch the mission role relation before role validation.
Line 892 loads
Missionwithout itsrequired_discord_rolesrelation. Line 901 then traverses that M2M relation. Use a filteredPrefetchwithto_attr, and have_validate_required_discord_rolesconsume that prefetched role list.As per coding guidelines, “Always use
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In `@backend/contributions/models.py`:
- Around line 49-63: Update clean_required_social_accounts to validate that
accounts is a list containing only non-empty strings before constructing the set
difference. Raise ValidationError for malformed values, while preserving the
existing unknown-slug validation for valid lists.
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`@frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte`:
- Around line 1276-1294: Update the acceptedEvidenceTypes derived value to
resolve and include every evidence type referenced by selected type and mission
required_evidence_url_type_groups, including group-only types outside both
whitelists. Reuse the resolved group types in the URL-detection source as well,
so allEvidenceTypesBlocked and evidence validation match backend behavior. Add a
regression test covering a group-only type absent from both accepted lists.
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In `@backend/contributions/views.py`:
- Around line 892-901: Update the mission lookup in the contribution validation
flow to prefetch the required Discord roles using a filtered Prefetch with
to_attr, then update _validate_required_discord_roles to consume that prefetched
role list instead of traversing the M2M relation. Preserve the existing behavior
when no mission exists.
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The submit form's accepted-evidence list drives both the evidence type picker and the check that replaces the whole form with a "link your account" gate, so anything missing from it can lock a user out of a submission the server would accept. It now mirrors the backend in every branch: no whitelist at either level means no restriction, otherwise the intersection when both restrict or whichever one does, always plus the types the backend accepts regardless of any whitelist. Previously two early returns skipped that last step whenever only one of the two whitelists was set, dropping a required type that sat outside it. Those implicitly accepted types also include everything named in either level's required evidence groups, which the form could not see because the groups were never serialized. Both the contribution type and mission APIs now expose them; a type that whitelists only X Post while its group requires a GitHub URL no longer hides the form from a user without a linked X account. Social account validation also checks the JSON shape before reading values, since the field accepts any JSON: a bare string was iterated character by character and a number raised TypeError out of full_clean(). ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: new implicitlyAcceptedEvidenceTypes derived (required types of both levels plus group-named types resolved from the client catalog); acceptedEvidenceTypes restructured so the whitelist composition and that union apply in all branches, with the both-empty case returning no restriction as before. - backend/contributions/serializers.py: required_evidence_url_type_groups exposed on ContributionTypeSerializer and MissionSerializer, with a comment stating the form depends on it rather than merely displaying it. - backend/contributions/models.py: clean_required_social_accounts validates list-of-non-empty-strings first, matching its sibling group validator. - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionMissionEvidence.test.js: grouped type keeps the form visible instead of a link-X gate, and the mission-required type stays selectable in the type picker. - backend/contributions/tests/test_mission_social_accounts.py: malformed JSON values (string, number, bool, dict, mixed list, empty slug) rejected as ValidationError rather than crashing. - backend/contributions/tests/test_required_evidence_url_type_groups.py, test_submission_limits.py: groups exposed by the contribution type and mission APIs. - backend/CLAUDE.md, frontend/CLAUDE.md: record why groups are serialized and what acceptedEvidenceTypes must equal.
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58-65: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject falsy non-list JSON values.
Line 58 converts
False,0,'', and{}to[]before the shape check. An administrator can save malformed configuration that silently disables the social-account requirement.Only convert
Noneto[]before validation. Extend the malformed-value test with these falsy values.Proposed fix
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In `@backend/contributions/serializers.py`:
- Around line 248-252: Update the evidence-group serialization around
required_evidence_url_type_groups to expose canonical URL-type members, then
update SubmitContribution to resolve group slugs from that source instead of
only contribution-type accepted_evidence_url_types. Add a regression test
covering a valid group member absent from every accepted-evidence list and
verify allEvidenceTypesBlocked does not hide the form.
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In `@backend/contributions/models.py`:
- Around line 58-65: Update the accounts normalization in the relevant
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Expose resolvable URL-type data for evidence groups.
These fields return only slugs. SubmitContribution.svelte resolves group slugs from URL types found in contribution-type accepted_evidence_url_types. A valid group member can be absent from every such list.
In that configuration, the frontend drops the group member. allEvidenceTypesBlocked can then hide the form although backend validation accepts the URL.
Expose serialized URL-type members for each group, or provide a canonical evidence-type catalog. Update the frontend to use that source. Add a regression test where no contribution type exposes the group member in its accepted list.
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In `@backend/contributions/serializers.py` around lines 248 - 252, Update the
evidence-group serialization around required_evidence_url_type_groups to expose
canonical URL-type members, then update SubmitContribution to resolve group
slugs from that source instead of only contribution-type
accepted_evidence_url_types. Add a regression test covering a valid group member
absent from every accepted-evidence list and verify allEvidenceTypesBlocked does
not hide the form.
The submit form resolves required evidence group slugs against a catalog harvested from contribution types' accepted lists, so a group member that no contribution type whitelists cannot be resolved. Today that works only because types without a whitelist cause the API to return every evidence type; in a portal where every type carries a whitelist, the effective accepted set would be incomplete and the form could hide behind a "link your account" gate for evidence the backend accepts. Rather than duplicate evidence-type payloads per group or add a catalog endpoint, the form now detects that its accepted set is knowably incomplete and lets that gate fail open, deferring to the server. The server is the authority and returns a precise error, so the worst case becomes one rejected attempt with a clear reason instead of a form the user cannot submit at all. ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: new requiredEvidenceGroupSlugs and hasUnresolvedEvidenceGroupSlugs deriveds, declared above allEvidenceTypesBlocked so the bindings exist before their consumer; allEvidenceTypesBlocked returns false when any group slug is unresolved, which also clears the derived gateRequiredSocialAccounts copy; implicitlyAcceptedEvidenceTypes reuses the shared slug list. - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionMissionEvidence.test.js: every mocked type whitelists X Post and none exposes the grouped github-repo type, asserting the form stays visible instead of showing the link-X gate. - frontend/CLAUDE.md: record why the gate fails open when group slugs cannot be resolved.
A contribution type's capacity and weekly limit were a shared ceiling that mission submissions also consumed, so a Projects type allowing two submissions per week gave a user two in total no matter how many missions sat on it. Missions can now be marked as having independent limits, which takes their submissions out of the type's budget entirely: they neither consume the type's caps nor are blocked by them, so a Hackathon mission with its own weekly limit of two grants two Hackathon submissions on top of the two direct Projects submissions. This is the one place a mission may loosen its parent rather than tighten it, so it is off by default and every existing mission keeps the shared ceiling. A mission cannot be marked independent without setting at least one of its own limits, since that would leave it unlimited. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/models.py: Mission.has_independent_limits field; shared CONSUMES_TYPE_CAPACITY predicate applied in ContributionType.get_submission_count and get_user_weekly_submission_count; Mission.clean() rejects the flag without a mission-level cap. - backend/contributions/views.py: the same predicate applied to the type-count subqueries in ContributionTypeViewSet and to MissionViewSet's contribution_type_* annotations, so API numbers match the model methods; the submission gate and the locked create re-check skip the type's capacity and weekly checks for an independent mission. - backend/contributions/admin.py: predicate applied to active_submission_count_subquery for the contribution-type case only, and the flag surfaced in the Submission Limit fieldset. - backend/contributions/serializers.py: has_independent_limits exposed on MissionSerializer so clients can tell that the parent type's caps do not apply. - frontend: MissionDetail, Missions and SubmitContribution gate every parent-type fullness check on the flag (typeCapsApply / typeCapsBlockMission), covering mission listing, selection, URL preselection, resubmit cloning, capacity labels and the submit-time recheck. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: the 2+2 scenario end to end, independent missions accepted while the type is full, their own limits still enforced, exclusion from the type's lifetime capacity and API count, the shared pool still the default, and the unlimited-mission guard. - frontend/src/tests/MissionBrowsing.test.js: an independent mission stays submittable and shows its own remaining spots while its type is full. - backend/CLAUDE.md, frontend/CLAUDE.md: document the exception, the count sites that must filter on the predicate, and the frontend gating.
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144-149: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShow the inherited weekly limit as a user limit.
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ClosedwhenparentType.user_weekly_is_fullis true becauseisFull(parentType)includes that field. The parent type remains available to other users.Check
parentType.user_weekly_is_fullbefore the generic parent-full branch and returnLimit reached.Proposed fix
if (mission?.user_weekly_is_full === true) return 'Limit reached'; if (isFull(mission)) return 'Full'; + if (typeCapsApply(mission) && parentType?.user_weekly_is_full === true) { + return 'Limit reached'; + } if (typeCapsApply(mission) && isFull(parentType)) return 'Closed';🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@backend/contributions/models.py`:
- Around line 1845-1849: Update the limit-presence check in the mission
validation logic around has_independent_limits to test each of max_submissions,
max_submissions_per_user, and max_submissions_per_user_per_week against None
rather than relying on truthiness, so configured zero values are retained as
valid closed limits.
In `@backend/contributions/views.py`:
- Around line 1061-1074: Move the mission lock in the contribution submission
flow before the type-capacity checks, then derive independent_of_type_caps from
locked_mission.has_independent_limits instead of the earlier mission instance.
Ensure both locked_type limit checks use this locked mission state consistently.
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In `@frontend/src/components/Missions.svelte`:
- Around line 144-149: Update submitLabel to check
parentType.user_weekly_is_full and return “Limit reached” before the generic
isFull(parentType) branch, while preserving the existing checks and behavior for
other mission and parent states.
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The locked create transaction decided whether a contribution type's caps applied by reading the pre-lock mission copy, so toggling a mission's independent-limits flag mid-request could let a submission bypass a type limit or be rejected under a rule the mission no longer follows. Both the type and mission rows are now locked before any capacity decision, in the existing lock order, and the decision reads the locked mission. A mission limit of zero also counted as unset, which blocked saving a closed mission that was budgeted independently. Zero is a deliberate "closed" value that the capacity checks already honour, so only an unset limit now counts as missing. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/views.py: create()'s locked block acquires the mission lock right after the type lock (preserving type -> mission -> milestone-project order) and derives independent_of_type_caps from locked_mission; the mission checks now branch on that locked instance. Type errors still precede mission errors. - backend/contributions/models.py: Mission.clean() tests each limit against None instead of truthiness, matching every capacity check. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: a mission with max_submissions=0 and independent limits validates, reports full, and rejects submissions.
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In `@backend/contributions/models.py`:
- Around line 1847-1854: Add a Django CheckConstraint to the Mission model
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A mission that skips its contribution type's caps while carrying no caps of its own would accept unlimited submissions. Model validation covered admin and form writes, but save() never runs it, so a shell session, script, or data migration could still create one. A check constraint now holds the invariant regardless of write path. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/models.py: Mission.Meta gains the mission_independent_limits_need_a_cap CheckConstraint (has_independent_limits false OR any of the three mission limits non-null); clean() stays for the friendlier admin field error. - backend/contributions/migrations/0089_mission_mission_independent_limits_need_a_cap.py: adds the constraint. No backfill needed since has_independent_limits shipped in 0088 defaulting to False, so no existing row can violate it. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: the database rejects an unbounded independent mission created straight through the manager, accepts one carrying a cap, and still allows cap-free missions on the shared ceiling. - backend/CLAUDE.md: note that the invariant is enforced at both layers and why, plus that 0 counts as a configured limit.
The separate-budget flag was honoured by the submission gates but not by three surfaces that describe or offer them, so the UI contradicted what the backend accepts. The guidance rail read the contribution type's weekly slots with no mission awareness and announced that the submitter had used every slot while the form below accepted the submission. The type picker filtered missions per row in one place but not the other, so a single independent mission kept a full type in the list and its shared-budget siblings rendered as clickable rows that dead-ended on the type's limit. The resubmit-clone warning blamed a capped parent type for an unavailable independent mission. Separately, disjoint accepted-evidence whitelists left nothing acceptable and rejected every URL with an empty "Expected: ." list. That state is only reachable through misconfiguration, so it now says once that the mission and its type share no accepted types. ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/components/portal/ContributionGuidelines.svelte: new weeklySlotsApply prop (default true) that suppresses the weekly slot counter, including the hardcoded Projects fallback of 2. - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: typeCapsApply extracted alongside typeCapsBlockMission and passed to both ContributionGuidelines mounts; filteredItems' categoryMissions gained the same per-mission filter as activeMissionsForType; the resubmit-clone warning branches on typeCapsBlockMission to match its own eligibility check. - backend/contributions/serializers.py: an empty effective accepted set raises a single explanatory error instead of per-URL rejections naming no expected types. - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionIndependentLimits.test.js: the slot counter stays hidden for an independent mission on an exhausted type, and only missions the full type does not close are listed. - backend/contributions/tests/test_required_evidence_url_types.py: disjoint whitelists report the misconfiguration rather than an empty expected-types list. - frontend/CLAUDE.md: enumerate every parent-type gate that must honour the flag and what breaks when one is missed.
Hiding the weekly slot counter for an independently budgeted mission was correct but uninformative: a submitter at their contribution type's cap saw no capacity information at all for the budget that actually applied. The counter now describes whichever allowance the backend will enforce, so a mission with its own weekly cap reports its own remaining slots and only a mission without one leaves the counter hidden. ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/components/portal/ContributionGuidelines.svelte: weeklySlotsApply replaced by weeklySlotSource (null = the contribution type); the slot counter reads that entity, and the hardcoded Projects default of 2 now applies only to the type so it is never borrowed for a mission with no weekly cap. - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: weeklySlotSource derived from the selected mission's independence and passed to both rail mounts. - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionIndependentLimits.test.js: an independent mission with a weekly cap reports its own remaining slots; one without a cap still hides the counter. - frontend/CLAUDE.md: describe the prop's three cases.
Two gaps where a surface disagreed with what the backend enforces. The locked capacity re-check on edit did not apply the exemption its own pre-lock gate applies, so an independently budgeted mission was still subject to its contribution type's caps whenever the submission's type had diverged from the mission's. The steward change-type action produces exactly that state, since it swaps the type and keeps the mission, so putting the type back failed with a limit the mission is exempt from. The guidance rail also only redirected its weekly slot counter for independent missions, so a mission on the shared ceiling with its own tighter weekly cap advertised the type's roomier allowance while the backend enforced the mission's. Both limits apply there, so the counter now reports whichever has fewer submissions left. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/views.py: update()'s locked type re-check derives independent_of_type_caps from the same mission the pre-lock gate used, so the two agree by construction. - frontend/src/components/portal/submit-contribution/SubmitContribution.svelte: weeklyRemaining() helper; weeklySlotSource picks the mission when independent, otherwise the tighter of the two weekly allowances, falling back to whichever level actually sets one. - backend/contributions/tests/test_submission_limits.py: retyping a diverged independent-mission submission back to its mission's type succeeds while that type is at capacity (reproduced the reported 400 before the fix). - frontend/src/tests/SubmitContributionIndependentLimits.test.js: a shared mission's tighter weekly cap is reported instead of the type's. - frontend/src/tests/MissionsCardCapacity.test.js: new coverage pinning that a mission card closes on the mission's per-user weekly cap and stays open otherwise. - frontend/CLAUDE.md: state the rule for weeklySlotSource across all three cases.
The three migrations added on this branch were never applied outside local test databases, so they land on dev as a single schema change instead of one per review round. ## Claude Implementation Notes - backend/contributions/migrations/0087_mission_submission_rules.py: replaces the former 0087/0088/0089 with one migration adding the seven Mission fields (weekly limit, social accounts, Discord roles, both evidence-type relations, evidence groups, has_independent_limits) and the mission_independent_limits_need_a_cap constraint. Verified to apply from an empty database. - backend/CLAUDE.md: point the constraint reference at the new migration number.
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Missions inherit every submission rule from their contribution type and can now add their own stricter ones, which is what mission-host types (not directly submittable) needed to gate their missions individually. New mission fields: required Discord roles, required social accounts, a per-user weekly limit, and evidence URL type rules (accepted lists, required types, and slug groups).
Composition is additive only, so a mission can never weaken its parent: Discord roles form a second independent group ANDed with the type's, social accounts union, both weekly limits apply, accepted evidence lists intersect, and the mission's required evidence types are checked as their own group. Empty mission fields mean no additional restriction.
Enforcement runs through the existing submission gate on create, edit, and more-info resubmission, with the weekly limit re-checked inside the locked create transaction. The mission API exposes the new requirement and weekly-capacity fields, Django admin gains an "Additional mission requirements" section with a read-only summary of the inherited type rules, and the portal submit form, mission page, and mission cards surface the extra requirements and remaining weekly capacity.
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