- Added a boolean field `liberado_permanente` to the `usuarios` table.
- Updated the RLS policy to allow inserts if `liberado_permanente` is true.
- Updated the frontend to show a custom message if the insert is blocked.
Apply the SQL policy to ensure that transactions are only inserted if the user is within the trial period or has an approved payment for the current month.
The commit addresses a TypeScript error in `RegisterForm.tsx` related to the `whatsapp` field. The error message "Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'whatsapp' does not exist in type" indicates that the `whatsapp` field is not correctly recognized within the object being used.
The `RegisterForm.tsx` component was updated to include a WhatsApp field. The TypeScript error was resolved by adding the `whatsapp` property to the type definition used for the registration form data. This ensures that the object literal used to pass data to the `supabase.rpc('registrar_usuario')` function includes the `whatsapp` field, resolving the type error.
Implement workflow creation using a Supabase Edge Function, addressing CORS issues and enhancing security. The frontend now calls the Edge Function, which handles the n8n API interaction and Supabase updates.
The frontend now calls a backend endpoint to create n8n workflows, addressing CORS issues. The backend handles the n8n API request, updates Supabase, and returns the result to the frontend.
