import { VersionInfo } from '@start9labs/start-sdk'

// Hotfix for 0.1.0:42.
//
// Issue 1 (critical): POST requests to /api/email/* hung indefinitely.
// server.py's do_POST called get_body() early in the dispatch to support
// /api/auth/login, which reads bytes off the request stream. My Gmail
// integration hook then ran route handlers that called get_body() a
// second time — but the stream was already drained, so the second read
// blocked waiting for bytes that never came. GET requests (which don't
// read a body) were unaffected.
//
// Fix: get_body() now caches the parsed JSON on the handler instance
// on first call. Repeat calls return the cached value. Handler
// instances are per-request in ThreadingHTTPServer, so the cache is
// naturally request-scoped and thread-safe.
//
// Issue 2 (minor): the /api/email/accounts/enroll endpoint required
// both `email_address` and `user_id` in the body, making it painful to
// call for the common single-admin-enrolling-themselves case.
//
// Fix: the endpoint now also accepts `email` as an alias, and if
// user_id isn't supplied it auto-resolves by looking up the email in
// the users table (falling back to the authenticated admin's own id
// if no match).
//
// No schema changes, no data migration.
export const v_0_1_0_43 = VersionInfo.of({
  version: '0.1.0:43',
  releaseNotes: {
    en_US: [
      'Hotfix for the Gmail integration in 0.1.0:42. POST requests to',
      '/api/email/* endpoints were hanging because the request body was',
      'being read twice from a single-shot stream. This release caches',
      'the parsed body on the request so subsequent reads are safe, and',
      'also relaxes the enroll endpoint to accept just an email and',
      'auto-resolve the CRM user.',
    ].join(' '),
  },
  migrations: {
    up: async () => {},
    down: async () => {},
  },
})