Fix exclusion constraint error when reactivating money management the same day - #12020
Fix exclusion constraint error when reactivating money management the same day#12020znarf wants to merge 2 commits into
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSubscription termination now uses the start of the termination day. Subscription creation and replacement start at that boundary after mid-day termination. Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change aligns subscription termination and reactivation boundaries to prevent same-day activation failures, with regression tests covering the reported flow; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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test/server/models/PlatformSubscriptions.test.ts (1)
402-409: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for the transaction-scoped lookup.
This test does not pass
opts.transaction. It cannot detect a regression ingetCurrentSubscriptiontransaction forwarding atserver/models/PlatformSubscription.tsLines 602-604.Create a current subscription inside an uncommitted transaction. Then call
replaceCurrentSubscriptionwith the same transaction. Assert that it replaces that subscription without an exclusion-constraint conflict.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/server/models/PlatformSubscriptions.test.ts`:
- Around line 402-409: Extend the test around replaceCurrentSubscription to
create the current subscription within an uncommitted transaction, pass that
same transaction through opts.transaction when calling
replaceCurrentSubscription, and assert the transactional subscription is
replaced successfully without an exclusion-constraint conflict. Use the existing
transaction setup and PlatformSubscription helpers rather than adding unrelated
coverage.
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Limit boundary reuse to earlier same-day terminations
When createSubscription receives a backdated start that falls anywhere inside a finite historical subscription, this condition silently moves the new subscription to that row's end, even if the end is days later than the requested start. For example, the pricing migration can request April 1 while an existing row ends April 15; the subscription then begins April 15 while the script records automaticBillingMigration as April 1. Only reuse the boundary when it is on the aligned start day and no later than the supplied start; otherwise retain the overlap error.
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Problem
When an organization deactivates money management and tries to reactivate it later the same day, the activation fails with an exclusion constraint error (
PlatformSubscriptions_unique_period_per_CollectiveId) and the "Activate" button appears to do nothing. It starts working again the next day (UTC). Reported for industra (Aug 14), and earlier for neuromancers / mastodon-japan-net (April).The mechanism:
deactivateMoneyManagementterminates the platform subscription atnow, leaving a period ending mid-day, e.g.[May 25 00:00, Aug 14 13:59:46).activateMoneyManagement→replaceCurrentSubscription→createSubscriptioncreates the new subscription starting atstartOf('day'), e.g.[Aug 14 00:00, infinity], which overlaps the just-terminated period → Postgres rejects the insert.replaceCurrentSubscriptiononly looks for the current subscription (period @> now), so the already-terminated row is invisible to it and nothing adjusts the new period.The
Inclusive: false in case they start a new subscription on the same daycomment indeactivateMoneyManagementanticipated same-day reactivation, but the exclusive end only avoids overlap if the new subscription starts at the termination timestamp, and it actually starts at midnight.Fix
Keep subscription periods aligned to day boundaries, which the code already half-assumes:
createSubscriptionaligns starts tostartOf('day')andreplaceCurrentSubscriptionterminates atstartOf('day'). The one mid-day writer wasterminate()when called with a mid-day date (fromdeactivateMoneyManagement, via the defaultdate = now): it now aligns the termination to the start of the day. A subscription created later the same day then starts exactly where the previous one ended ([.., day)+[day, ∞]), so the constraint is satisfied.This means an organization is not billed for the day it deactivates money management, which the previous code's comment already intended ("we won't bill for the last day").
Also passes the missing
transactionto thegetCurrentSubscriptionlookup inreplaceCurrentSubscription.Tests
Two regression tests reproducing the deactivate → same-day reactivate flow (both fail with the exclusion constraint error without the fix). Also verified the platform billing cron tests, which terminate a subscription mid-day, still pass.