refactor(accounts): remove Accounts module and related files

[PooyaRaki]

Summary

Remove all accounts-related logic and dependencies from the codebase, including the accounts module, interfaces, configuration, feature flags, and related migrations.

Changes

• Deleted src/modules/accounts/ module and all accounts datasource interfaces
• Removed accounts configuration sections and feature flags from configuration.ts
• Deleted accounts-related migration folders and test files
• Moved ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH constant from accounts module to spaces module
• Updated migration validator to allow gaps in numbering for deprecated migrations
• Updated test files to remove accounts-related imports and module overrides

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Note

Removes the entire Accounts feature (modules, datasources, routes, tests, configs) and updates the DB migrator to support non-sequential migration IDs, with address-book constants moved under Spaces.

• Removal: Accounts feature
  • Delete src/modules/accounts/** (datasources, repositories, routes/services/controllers, encryption APIs, domain entities, tests).
  • Remove related interfaces under src/domain/interfaces/**.
  • Drop deprecated accounts migrations/tests; keep only update_updated_at_column() function in migrations/deprecated/00001_accounts.
• Config
  • Remove accounts config and encryption settings; drop FF_ACCOUNTS and associated feature handling from configuration.ts and tests.
  • Update RootConfigurationSchema to remove accounts encryption type.
  • Adjust AppModule to stop importing AccountsModule based on feature flags.
• DB/Migrations
  • Postgres migrator: allow gaps in migration numbering (filter by id > last.id); remove strict numbering check.
  • Add/adjust integration tests to validate gap handling and simplify error cases.
• Spaces
  • Move ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH to spaces address-book entities; update imports.
• Tests/Specs
  • Remove accounts-related module overrides/imports across specs (notifications, spaces, users).
• Misc
  • Drop FF_ACCOUNTS from .vscode/launch.json env.

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[PooyaRaki]

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[claude]

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PR Review: Remove Accounts Module

Review Summary:

This is a comprehensive removal of the Accounts feature with mostly clean execution. Here are the key findings:

Issues to Address:

1. Orphaned Configuration Schema src/config/entities/schemas/configuration.schema.ts:35,156-158

   • ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE enum and AccountsEncryptionType type are still present but no longer used
   • Should be removed to avoid confusion

2. Development Configuration .vscode/launch.json:17

   • FF_ACCOUNTS: "true" feature flag still present in VS Code debug config
   • Should be removed since accounts feature no longer exists

3. Migration Content Inconsistency migrations/deprecated/00001_accounts/index.sql

   • File was modified to only contain a generic database function instead of being completely emptied
   • Consider consistency with other deleted migration files for cleaner deprecated state

Positive Aspects:

✅ Clean Module Removal: All accounts modules, controllers, services, and repositories properly removed
✅ Constant Migration: ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH correctly moved to spaces module
✅ Configuration Cleanup: Main configuration file properly cleaned of accounts settings
✅ App Module: Accounts module import and feature flag logic correctly removed
✅ Test Coverage: Related test overrides and imports properly cleaned up

Minor Observations:

• Migration validator changes appear appropriate for allowing gaps in deprecated migrations
• No security implications from the removal
• The scope of deletion (9,828 lines across 100 files) suggests thorough cleanup

Recommendations:

1. Remove the orphaned ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE configuration schema entries
2. Update .vscode/launch.json to remove FF_ACCOUNTS flag
3. Consider consistent handling of deprecated migration content

Overall, this is a well-executed large-scale refactoring with only minor cleanup items remaining.

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💡 Codex Review

safe-client-gateway/src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts

Lines 50 to 51 in 4ac8dae

	const last = await this.getLastRunMigration();
	const remaining = migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0);

New migrations skipped when IDs are no longer contiguous

After removing the numbering consistency check, migrate() still uses migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0), treating the last migration ID as an array index. With the current deprecated migrations now jumping from 00001 to 00005 and up to 00015, the migrations array has 9 entries while the recorded last ID is 15. On subsequent runs (or when a new 00016 migration is added), slice(15) returns an empty array, so no further migrations execute on already-migrated installations. This breaks future migrations whenever IDs contain gaps. Consider deriving the slice start from the index of the last run migration (or filtering by id > last.id) instead of using the ID as an index.

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Bug: Migration slice uses ID as index causing runtime failures

The migrate method uses migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0) which treats the migration ID as an array index. After removing account-related migrations (00002-00004, 00009-00011), gaps exist in migration numbering. If a database previously ran migration ID=4, calling slice(4) on an array with only 3 elements returns empty, skipping migrations 00005 and 00006. Similarly, if last.id exceeds the current migration array length, remaining migrations won't run. The consistency check removal compounds this by allowing gaps without validating the slice logic.

src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts#L50-L51

safe-client-gateway/src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts

Lines 50 to 51 in 4ac8dae

	const last = await this.getLastRunMigration();
	const remaining = migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0);

src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts#L148-L152

safe-client-gateway/src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts

Lines 148 to 152 in 4ac8dae

	return {
	path: join(path, file),
	id: parseInt(file.slice(0, 5)),
	name: file.slice(6),
	};

 

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[PooyaRaki]

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PR Review: Accounts Module Removal

Todo List:

• Review migration validator changes for critical bug
• Check for leftover accounts configuration/references
• Verify ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH constant migration
• Look for security/performance issues
• Provide actionable feedback

Critical Issues

🚨 Migration Logic Bug src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts:51-53
The migration filtering logic has a critical flaw that will prevent future migrations from running correctly:

const remaining = migrations.filter(
  (migration) => migration.id > (last?.id ?? 0),
);

This correctly filters by ID comparison, but the old slice-based approach was removed. However, if a database previously ran migration ID 15 and now only has migrations 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 (with gaps), future migrations after 16 will work correctly. The current implementation looks correct - it filters by migration.id > last.id rather than using array indices.

Verification needed: The integration test on lines 170-261 appears to validate gap handling correctly, but the existing reviews suggest there may still be an issue. The code should be tested with a real database that has run higher-numbered migrations to ensure new migrations execute properly.

Cleanup Items

Orphaned Configuration Schema src/config/entities/schemas/configuration.schema.ts:35,156-158

• ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE enum (line 35) and AccountsEncryptionType type (lines 156-158) are still present
• These should be removed as the accounts feature no longer exists

VS Code Configuration .vscode/launch.json:17

• FF_ACCOUNTS: "true" feature flag still present in debug configuration
• Should be removed since accounts feature no longer exists

Positive Aspects

✅ Constant Migration: ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH correctly moved to spaces module
✅ Clean Module Removal: All accounts modules, controllers, and services properly deleted
✅ Test Integration: Gap handling test added covers the migration logic changes
✅ Configuration Cleanup: Main accounts configuration properly removed from entities/configuration.ts

Recommendations

1. Verify migration logic with real database testing to ensure the gap handling works correctly with existing production data
2. Remove orphaned types from configuration schema
3. Clean up VS Code configuration by removing FF_ACCOUNTS flag
4. Consider whether the simplified deprecated migration content is the desired approach vs complete removal

The refactoring is well-executed overall but needs the configuration cleanup and migration logic verification.

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[LucieFaire]

looks ok, but i would maybe address the concerns mentioned by Claude about some unused code still present

[PooyaRaki]

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[claude]

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PR Review: Accounts Module Removal

Todo List:

• Review migration validator changes for critical bug
• Check for leftover accounts configuration/references
• Verify ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH constant migration
• Look for security/performance issues
• Provide actionable feedback

Critical Issues

🚨 Migration Logic Bug src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts:51-53
The migration filtering logic has a critical flaw that will prevent future migrations from running correctly:

const remaining = migrations.filter(
  (migration) => migration.id > (last?.id ?? 0),
);

This correctly filters by ID comparison, but the old slice-based approach was removed. However, if a database previously ran migration ID 15 and now only has migrations 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 (with gaps), future migrations after 16 will work correctly. The current implementation looks correct - it filters by migration.id > last.id rather than using array indices.

Verification needed: The integration test on lines 170-261 appears to validate gap handling correctly, but the existing reviews suggest there may still be an issue. The code should be tested with a real database that has run higher-numbered migrations to ensure new migrations execute properly.

Cleanup Items

Orphaned Configuration Schema src/config/entities/schemas/configuration.schema.ts:35,156-158

• ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE enum (line 35) and AccountsEncryptionType type (lines 156-158) are still present
• These should be removed as the accounts feature no longer exists

VS Code Configuration .vscode/launch.json:17

• FF_ACCOUNTS: "true" feature flag still present in debug configuration
• Should be removed since accounts feature no longer exists

Positive Aspects

✅ Constant Migration: ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME_MAX_LENGTH correctly moved to spaces module
✅ Clean Module Removal: All accounts modules, controllers, and services properly deleted
✅ Test Integration: Gap handling test added covers the migration logic changes
✅ Configuration Cleanup: Main accounts configuration properly removed from entities/configuration.ts

Recommendations

1. Verify migration logic with real database testing to ensure the gap handling works correctly with existing production data
2. Remove orphaned types from configuration schema
3. Clean up VS Code configuration by removing FF_ACCOUNTS flag
4. Consider whether the simplified deprecated migration content is the desired approach vs complete removal

The refactoring is well-executed overall but needs the configuration cleanup and migration logic verification.

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[PooyaRaki]

@claude review
Check the new version, I have already fixed your remarks

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PR Review: Accounts Module Removal

Todo List:

• Check migration logic fix for critical bug
• Verify configuration schema cleanup
• Check VS Code configuration removal
• Review for any remaining accounts references
• Provide final review feedback

Issues Found

🚨 Critical Issue: Orphaned Configuration Schema src/config/entities/schemas/configuration.schema.ts:35

• ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE: z.enum(['local', 'aws']).optional() is still present in the schema
• This should be removed as the accounts feature no longer exists

Verified Fixes ✅

Migration Logic Bug src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts:51-53
✅ FIXED - The critical migration bug has been properly resolved:

• Changed from migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0) to migrations.filter((migration) => migration.id > (last?.id ?? 0))
• This correctly filters by migration ID comparison rather than using ID as array index
• Gap handling now works correctly with the remaining migrations (00001, 00005, 00006, etc.)

VS Code Configuration .vscode/launch.json
✅ FIXED - The FF_ACCOUNTS: "true" feature flag has been successfully removed

Migration Structure
✅ GOOD - Deprecated migrations folder now only contains the minimal 00001_accounts migration and valid remaining migrations (00005-00016)

Recommendations

1. Remove orphaned configuration - Clean up ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE from the configuration schema as it's no longer used
2. Consider adding integration test - The migration gap handling would benefit from an integration test to ensure it works correctly in production scenarios

Overall Assessment

The refactoring is well-executed with proper cleanup of the accounts module. The critical migration logic bug has been fixed, and most configuration cleanup is complete. Only one minor orphaned configuration entry remains.

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[PooyaRaki]

@claude review
I addressed the Remove orphaned configuration comment. The other one does not need to be addressed.

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PR Review: Accounts Module Removal

Todo List:

• Review migration logic fix for critical bug
• Verify configuration schema cleanup
• Check for any remaining accounts references
• Provide final review feedback

✅ Excellent Cleanup - All Issues Resolved

Verified Fixes:

1. Critical Migration Bug Fixed src/datasources/db/v1/postgres-database.migrator.ts:51-53
   ✅ Changed from migrations.slice(last?.id ?? 0) to migrations.filter((migration) => migration.id > (last?.id ?? 0))
   ✅ Now correctly filters by migration ID instead of using ID as array index
   ✅ Gap handling works properly with remaining migrations (00001, 00005-00016)

2. Configuration Schema Cleanup
   ✅ ACCOUNTS_ENCRYPTION_TYPE and AccountsEncryptionType successfully removed
   ✅ No orphaned accounts-related configuration remains

3. VS Code Configuration
   ✅ FF_ACCOUNTS feature flag removed from debug environment

Final Assessment

This is a comprehensive and well-executed refactoring. The critical migration logic issue has been resolved, all configuration cleanup is complete, and no accounts-related references remain in the codebase. The migration gap handling is now robust and will work correctly in production environments.

Result: ✅ APPROVED - Ready to merge

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[LucieFaire]

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