- Introduced invitation_id handling for member management, allowing for unique identification of pending invitations.
- Added methods to create, update, and remove members by invitation_id, improving the invitation workflow.
- Updated member data structures and API responses to include invitation-related fields, enhancing clarity and usability.
- Implemented tests for invitation ID operations, ensuring robust validation and error handling.
- Refactored team access checks to streamline member management processes.
- Introduced new constants for team and member error handling, enhancing error reporting.
- Added default field lists for teams and members, improving data structure organization.
- Expanded the UserProvider interface with methods for team and member management, including creation, updates, and retrieval.
- Enhanced the NewDefaultUser function to support team and member configurations, ensuring flexibility in user management.
- Reorganized models by replacing the assistant and chat models with a new agent structure, including assistant, chat, and history models.
- Updated user model relationships to reflect changes in role and type references, ensuring consistency with the new model structure.
- Removed obsolete organization and user role models, streamlining the overall architecture.
- Adjusted system model mappings to incorporate new member and role models, enhancing clarity in user management.
- Added support for numeric ID generation in the OAuth service, replacing the previous NanoID approach for better compatibility.
- Refactored client ID and secret generation methods to be public and renamed them for consistency.
- Enhanced dynamic client registration to allow optional client ID usage.
- Updated client configuration loading to include validation and registration of clients if not found.
- Improved error handling and logging for client configuration processes.
- Adjusted tests to reflect changes in ID generation and client configuration handling.
- Added Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) capabilities to the user provider, including methods for generating MFA secrets, enabling/disabling MFA, and verifying MFA codes.
- Introduced MFA configuration options, allowing customization of issuer, algorithm, digits, and recovery codes.
- Enhanced error handling for MFA operations, providing clear feedback for failures.
- Updated user model to include MFA-related fields and improved database interactions for MFA management.
- Refactored existing user provider methods to integrate MFA functionality seamlessly.
- Added methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting user types, improving user type management capabilities.
- Introduced type field lists in DefaultUser and DefaultUserOptions for better type configuration.
- Implemented error handling for user type operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Enhanced user deletion process to clean up associated data before removing user accounts.
- Updated tests to cover new user type functionalities and ensure proper cleanup of test data.
- Added role field lists to DefaultUser and DefaultUserOptions for better role configuration.
- Implemented methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting user roles, improving role management capabilities.
- Enhanced error handling for role operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Introduced ClearUserRole method to remove role assignments from users, streamlining user-role management.
- Updated tests to ensure proper cleanup of role data and maintain a clean testing environment.
- Added methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting OAuth accounts, improving user authentication capabilities.
- Introduced default OAuth account fields and options for better configuration management.
- Enhanced error handling for OAuth account operations, ensuring robust feedback for failures.
- Updated tests to ensure unique identifiers and improved cleanup processes for test data, maintaining a clean testing environment.
- Added the go-nanoid library for generating unique IDs, enhancing user ID management.
- Refactored user provider methods to improve clarity and consistency, including updates to user retrieval and authentication processes.
- Adjusted user model fields to align with new ID generation strategy, ensuring compliance with best practices.
- Cleaned up code by removing obsolete test files and improving overall structure for better maintainability.
- Removed outdated token management tests from the user provider, including tests for storing, revoking, and retrieving tokens.
- Updated the user provider interface to reflect the removal of token management methods, ensuring cleaner code and improved maintainability.
- Streamlined the test suite by focusing on relevant user management functionalities, enhancing overall test clarity and effectiveness.
- Introduced a new user model `yao/models/user.mod.yao` to support user management functionalities.
- Updated the OAuth service to utilize the new `DefaultUser` provider, enhancing user authentication and management capabilities.
- Refactored user retrieval methods to align with the new user model structure, ensuring compatibility and improved functionality.
- Added token management methods to the user provider interface, streamlining token handling processes.
- Enhanced test utilities to include the new user model for comprehensive testing coverage.
- Deleted the OAuth interface and related types that were previously defined in the `interfaces.go` and `types.go` files, streamlining the codebase.
- Updated the `oauth.go` file to integrate user and client providers directly, enhancing the service's functionality and reducing complexity.
- Refactored the user information retrieval method to utilize the new user provider structure, ensuring compatibility with the updated architecture.
