classes.RevokeUserAccess stamps users.tokens_valid_after (whole seconds) and
revokes the users' personal API tokens; DeactivateUsers and BanUsers call
it for every selected user. Restore and unban revive nothing, and a
deactivated user who signs in again gets a fresh working token.
POST /refresh now loads the token's subject after bouncer.Refresh and
refuses a missing, deactivated or banned user and a token issued before
tokens_valid_after with the existing 401 body; a refused refresh stamps no
last_seen. Suspension is deliberately not checked.
- DeactivatingEvent and DeactivatingEventName in classes
- FireDeactivatingEvent modelled on FireDeletingEvent
- the deactivate bulk action runs DeactivateUsers unchanged, then fires
the event per newly deactivated user in the action's transaction
Register lighthouse user:{id} if the namespace is free, fire user.Deleting before unscoped delete, and backfill missing handles.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Generate a unique mention handle on API register and admin create, and fire user.Created from both paths so listeners run in the same write.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- RegisterEvent.Payload: a copy of the register input without password and
password_confirmation (Winter's golem15.user.register data array)
- RegisterUser, RegisterOptions, FireRegisterEvent, IssueToken and APIArray:
the steps POST /register runs, now called by Register itself; its status
codes and bodies are unchanged
- README documents the exports and Payload
Prefix replacement of the old application-nested module path in go.mod
and every import. No identifier, string, table, migration ID, config key
or comment changes.
Wire the user API session loop to the JWT blacklist and a pre-password throttle gate so a logged-out token cannot be fetched again.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
