feat(onboarding): add onboarding_steps table migration#1772
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds SSO support and onboarding tracking: new Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Func as check_domain_sso
participant DB as Supabase_DB
Client->>Func: call check_domain_sso(p_domain)
Func->>DB: SELECT from public.sso_providers WHERE domain = p_domain
DB-->>Func: rows (provider_id, org_id, status, enforce_sso...)
Func-->>Client: [{has_sso, org_id, provider_id}, ...]
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260310104401_add_onboarding_steps.sql`:
- Line 11: Add a foreign-key constraint on the onboarding_steps.app_id column so
populated values must reference apps.app_id; update the CREATE TABLE / ALTER
TABLE that defines app_id to include a FK referencing apps(app_id) (matching the
approach used by app_versions/channel_devices/channels), and choose the same
delete behavior used elsewhere (e.g., ON DELETE SET NULL or RESTRICT) to prevent
orphaned references while keeping the column nullable.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260310104401_add_onboarding_steps.sql`:
- Around line 41-168: Add a DELETE row-level security policy for
onboarding_steps mirroring the INSERT/UPDATE policies: create a policy named
"Allow org members to delete onboarding_steps" FOR DELETE TO authenticated, anon
that uses the same CASE which calls public.check_min_rights with
'write'::public.user_min_right and either
public.get_identity_org_appid('{write,all}'::public.key_mode [], org_id, app_id)
when app_id IS NOT NULL or
public.get_identity_org_allowed('{write,all}'::public.key_mode [], org_id) when
app_id IS NULL, returning that expression in the USING clause so write-access
org members can delete rows.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new onboarding_steps PostgreSQL table to track CLI/web/demo onboarding progress per organization, replacing CLI-local temp files. The migration is a clean table-only addition with no impact on existing tables. The regenerated Supabase type definitions also pick up previously un-regenerated SSO-related schema changes from earlier migrations.
Changes:
- New
onboarding_stepstable with UUID PK, org/app FKs, source check constraint, step progress tracking, JSONB metadata, RLS policies, and moddatetime trigger - Seed data for Demo org with a completed CLI onboarding session
- Regenerated TypeScript type definitions for both frontend and backend (includes previously uncommitted SSO types)
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supabase/migrations/20260310104401_add_onboarding_steps.sql |
New migration creating the onboarding_steps table with indexes, trigger, RLS policies, and grants |
supabase/seed.sql |
Adds seed row for Demo org's completed CLI onboarding session |
src/types/supabase.types.ts |
Regenerated frontend Supabase types (onboarding_steps + SSO catch-up) |
supabase/functions/_backend/utils/supabase.types.ts |
Regenerated backend Supabase types (onboarding_steps + SSO catch-up) |
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The migration defines RLS policies TO authenticated, anon (lines 48, 81, 114), but the grants at the bottom only include service_role and postgres. Without GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO anon; and GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO authenticated;, the anon and authenticated roles will be denied at the table-level permission check before RLS policies are even evaluated. This means the CLI (which uses the Supabase SDK with an anon/authenticated session) will be unable to read, insert, or update onboarding_steps.
Add grants for anon and authenticated roles, consistent with other tables like apps (base.sql:6417-6421) and sso_providers (20260223000001:129-131).
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Fixed in commit 848eb01. Added GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO anon; and GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO authenticated; above the existing service_role and postgres grants — consistent with apps and sso_providers patterns.
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Confirmed fixed in commit 848eb01. GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO anon; and GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO authenticated; were added above service_role/postgres grants.
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This is already fixed in commit 848eb01. Lines 139–140 of the migration now read:
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO anon;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO authenticated;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO service_role;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO postgres;The anon and authenticated grants are in place, consistent with the apps and sso_providers patterns.
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This was fixed in commit 848eb01. Lines 139–142 of the migration now include all four grants:
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO anon;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO authenticated;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO service_role;
GRANT ALL ON TABLE public.onboarding_steps TO postgres;The anon and authenticated roles are in place, consistent with apps and sso_providers patterns.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260310104401_add_onboarding_steps.sql`:
- Around line 14-22: The CHECK constraint onboarding_steps_progress_check
currently allows values >13; update its expression in the migration to also
enforce the documented 13-step cap by adding total_steps <= 13 and step_done <=
13 (while keeping the existing checks step_done >= 0, total_steps >= 1, and
step_done <= total_steps) so the constraint reads something like: step_done >= 0
AND total_steps >= 1 AND total_steps <= 13 AND step_done <= total_steps AND
step_done <= 13.
- Around line 45-201: The RLS policies on onboarding_steps use
public.get_identity_org_allowed(...) in the ELSE branches which widens access;
replace every use of public.get_identity_org_allowed(...) with
public.get_identity_org_appid(..., org_id, app_id) so the app-aware identity
path is always used; update all occurrences inside the
SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE policies (both USING and WITH CHECK clauses) where
public.check_min_rights(...) currently receives get_identity_org_allowed to
instead receive public.get_identity_org_appid with the same key_mode array and
org_id/app_id parameters.
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src/types/supabase.types.ts (1)
1480-1480: Use a database enum forsource.This still generates as plain
string, so TS callers can pass invalid onboarding sources and only find out at runtime. If the allowed set is fixed (cli/web/demo), promoting the column to a Postgres enum will give both generated type files a literal union.Also applies to: 1493-1493, 1506-1506
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/types/supabase.types.ts` at line 1480, The `source: string` property should be a fixed enum—not a free string—so either update the DB column to a Postgres enum (e.g., values "cli" | "web" | "demo") and re-generate the supabase types, or replace the plain string type in the generated typings with the literal union for the `source` field wherever it appears (the three `source` properties in this file) so callers get a compile-time union ('cli' | 'web' | 'demo') instead of string; if you change the DB, add a migration that alters the column to the enum and then run the supabase type generator to produce the updated types.
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In `@src/types/supabase.types.ts`:
- Around line 2873-2880: The return type for check_domain_sso is incorrect
because provider_id in sso_providers can be null; update the function to ensure
type-safety by either adding "AND sp.provider_id IS NOT NULL" to the
check_domain_sso function's WHERE clause so provider_id is guaranteed non-null,
or change the TypeScript return type for check_domain_sso.provider_id to allow
null (text | null) if null provider_id is valid; locate the check_domain_sso
function and adjust the SQL WHERE or the generated type accordingly.
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In `@src/types/supabase.types.ts`:
- Line 1480: The `source: string` property should be a fixed enum—not a free
string—so either update the DB column to a Postgres enum (e.g., values "cli" |
"web" | "demo") and re-generate the supabase types, or replace the plain string
type in the generated typings with the literal union for the `source` field
wherever it appears (the three `source` properties in this file) so callers get
a compile-time union ('cli' | 'web' | 'demo') instead of string; if you change
the DB, add a migration that alters the column to the enum and then run the
supabase type generator to produce the updated types.
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RLS Policies Rewritten — RBAC-CompatiblePushed commit Root cause of the RBAC issue:
This inconsistency broke RBAC for the later steps of onboarding. Fix: All 4 policies now use: public.check_min_rights(
'read'|'write'::public.user_min_right,
public.get_identity_org_allowed(modes, org_id), -- explicit org lookup
org_id,
NULL::character varying, -- always org-scoped, never app-scoped
NULL::bigint
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Three bugs all blocked CI after the is_admin/is_platform_admin split: 1. Migration format() had 6 placeholders but 5 args — missing v_using before v_with_check in the USING+WITH CHECK branch. Also adds ELSIF for INSERT-only policies (qual IS NULL, with_check IS NOT NULL) which would generate invalid syntax with the old IF structure. Also fixes CONTINUE condition: v_using = v_policy.qual → COALESCE(v_policy.qual, '') so INSERT-only policies (qual = NULL) don't skip needlessly. 2. 07_auth_functions.sql test 5 — is_admin() returned false because use_new_rbac defaults to false; add UPDATE rbac_settings before the role binding insert so RBAC mode is active when is_admin() is called. 3. 35_test_is_admin_rbac.sql — plan(7) declared but only 6 ok() calls exist (comment "-- 6)" is a setup INSERT, not an assertion); fix to plan(6). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The test inserted a platform_super_admin binding for 6f0d1a2e (test_user2) but then authenticated as test_user (6aa76066). Fixed to insert the binding for 6aa76066 (test_user) so is_admin() finds the binding for the authenticated user and returns true as expected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Using it.concurrent with a shared client variable causes a race condition: concurrent tests both write to the same client, leaving one connection unreleased. pool.end() then times out waiting for it. Fix: remove .concurrent (tests are ~50ms each, sequential is fine) and extend the afterAll timeout to 30s as a safety net for pool drain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Creates the onboarding_steps table to track CLI/web/demo onboarding progress per org in the database, replacing CLI temp files. Table features: - UUID PK, org_id FK (cascade delete), nullable app_id - source column: 'cli' | 'web' | 'demo' - step_done / total_steps with CHECK constraints (0..13) - step_payload JSONB for per-step metadata - completed_at timestamp - moddatetime trigger for updated_at - RLS: check_min_rights + get_identity_org_allowed / get_identity_org_appid - Grants to service_role and postgres Also adds seed data for Demo org (completed CLI session) and regenerates Supabase type definitions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per CodeRabbit review: app_id should reference public.apps(app_id) with ON DELETE SET NULL so that if an app is deleted, the onboarding session is preserved (step_done / step_payload remain intact) but the app reference is cleared. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add DELETE RLS policy for write-access org members (mirrors INSERT/UPDATE pattern) - Add GRANT ALL for anon and authenticated roles so RLS can be evaluated by CLI sessions Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fy RLS policies - Add created_by_user_id UUID column (FK → public.users, ON DELETE SET NULL) - Tighten CHECK constraint: step_done BETWEEN 0 AND 13, total_steps BETWEEN 1 AND 13 - Remove CASE/ELSE branching in all RLS policies; always use get_identity_org_appid() (handles NULL app_id internally, consistent with codebase convention) - Regenerate supabase types Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…patible RLS Replace get_identity_org_appid() with get_identity_org_allowed() in all onboarding_steps RLS policies. onboarding_steps is an org-scoped table; the app_id column is metadata, not an auth scope. Using get_identity_org_appid introduced implicit NULL propagation semantics that were confusing and broke RBAC permission routing (app_id NULL -> org scope, app_id set -> app scope, inconsistently). The fix: always use get_identity_org_allowed() and pass NULL for app_id/channel_id to check_min_rights(). This routes correctly through the RBAC system for RBAC orgs and through the legacy org_users check for non-RBAC orgs, in both cases with explicit, readable logic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
onboarding_stepstable to track CLI/web/demo onboarding progress per org in the database, replacing CLI temp filesorg_idFK with cascade delete, nullableapp_id(set once CLI creates an app),sourcecolumn (cli/web/demo),step_done/total_stepswith CHECK constraints,step_payloadJSONB for per-step metadatamoddatetimetrigger forupdated_at, RLS viacheck_min_rights+get_identity_org_allowed/get_identity_org_appid, grants toservice_roleandpostgresSupersedes #1769 (which contained unrelated UI changes).
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bun run supabase:db:resetcompletes without errorbun typesregenerates clean types matching committed filesreadkey can SELECT; member withwritekey can INSERT/UPDATE; member of another org cannot accesssupabase:db:reset🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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