Using a JSON field allows iterating on recording data without running a new
migration each time additional options or metadata need to be tracked.
This comes with trade-offs, notably weaker data validation and less clarity on
which data can be stored alongside a recording.
In the long run, this JSON field can be refactored into dedicated columns once
the feature and data model have stabilized.
Update the sub field documentation to explicitly reflect its optional nature.
Originally intended to be mandatory, sub became optional due to a code issue.
This change acknowledges and formalizes that behavior as intentional.
The optional sub enables external API integrations to provision users with
only an email address. Full identity (sub) is assigned on first login,
allowing third-party platforms to create users before they authenticate.
Allow external platforms using the public API to create provisional users
with email-only identification when the user doesn't yet exist in our
system. This removes a key friction point blocking third-party integrations
from fully provisioning access on behalf of new users.
Provisional users are created with email as the primary identifier. Full
identity reconciliation (sub assignment) occurs on first login, ensuring
reliable user identification is eventually established.
While email-only user creation is not ideal from an identity perspective,
it provides a pragmatic path to unlock integrations and accelerate adoption
through external platforms that are increasingly driving our videoconference
tool's growth.
Regenerate backend translation files to include missing translations for newly
added translatable strings in recent code changes, ensuring complete
internationalization coverage across all supported languages.
Show recording owner(s) directly in admin list interface to speed up
troubleshooting. Previously required clicking into each object to identify
owner. Handles multiple owners (rare) by displaying a default message.
Add internationalization support for previously untranslated strings related
to room PIN code logic. Ensures consistent localization across all user-
facing room access features.
Remove translation markers from backend strings that are never displayed to
users. Streamlines localization process by focusing only on user-visible
content that requires actual translation.
Implement German translations throughout the application to better serve
German-speaking users. Expands language options beyond existing French,
English, and Dutch to improve accessibility for German counterparts.
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