iachat/app/models/concerns/featurable.rb
Gabriel Jablonski 5cc78c7b33
feat(super-admin): hide assignee tabs for basic agents (#279)
* fix(featurable): backport feature_flag_value helper from chatwoot-pro-main

Adds the two's-complement-aware helper that returns a signed bigint-safe
value for SQL queries against the feature_flags column. Mirrors the
existing helper in chatwoot-pro-main so future backports of pro features
that reference it (e.g. kanban filters) compile cleanly on main.

Note: the helper does NOT fix FlagShihTzu's write path; new account-level
toggles should use account.settings jsonb instead of feature_flags
(see AGENTS.md).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(super-admin): toggle to hide assignee tabs for basic agents

Adds two account-level settings, configurable from the super admin
dashboard, that hide the "Unassigned" and "All" tabs of the conversation
list for users with the basic agent role (admins and custom roles are
unaffected). Hiding "Unassigned" implicitly hides "All", since seeing
the full queue without the unassigned subset is incoherent. The
constraint is enforced both in the backend (before_validation forces
hide_agent_all_tab=true when hide_agent_unassigned_tab is on) and in
the super admin form (the "All" checkbox is disabled and auto-checked
when "Unassigned" is checked).

Storage uses account.settings (jsonb) instead of feature_flags to
sidestep the bigint bit-position overflow that happens once features.yml
crosses 64 entries, and to keep keys stable across the main and
chatwoot-pro-main forks where feature bit positions diverge. AGENTS.md
documents the rationale and the recipe to add future toggles.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(chat-list): guard activeAssigneeTabCount against missing tab

When the visibility settings hide the currently selected tab, the
fallback watch resets activeAssigneeTab to ME, but activeAssigneeTabCount
re-evaluates in the same reactive cycle and can read .count on undefined
before the watch flushes. Use optional chaining + nullish fallback so
the count safely returns 0 during the brief inconsistency.

---------

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-30 16:25:45 -03:00

82 lines
1.9 KiB
Ruby

module Featurable
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
QUERY_MODE = {
flag_query_mode: :bit_operator,
check_for_column: false
}.freeze
FEATURE_LIST = YAML.safe_load(Rails.root.join('config/features.yml').read).freeze
FEATURES = FEATURE_LIST.each_with_object({}) do |feature, result|
result[result.keys.size + 1] = "feature_#{feature['name']}".to_sym
end
def self.feature_flag_value(feature_name)
feature_index = FEATURE_LIST.index { |f| f['name'] == feature_name }
return 0 if feature_index.nil?
value = 2**feature_index
# Convert to signed 64-bit representation for PostgreSQL bigint compatibility.
# Values >= 2^63 overflow signed bigint; two's complement conversion fixes this.
value >= (1 << 63) ? value - (1 << 64) : value
end
included do
include FlagShihTzu
has_flags FEATURES.merge(column: 'feature_flags').merge(QUERY_MODE)
before_create :enable_default_features
end
def enable_features(*names)
names.each do |name|
send("feature_#{name}=", true)
end
end
def enable_features!(*)
enable_features(*)
save!
end
def disable_features(*names)
names.each do |name|
send("feature_#{name}=", false)
end
end
def disable_features!(*)
disable_features(*)
save!
end
def feature_enabled?(name)
send("feature_#{name}?")
end
def all_features
FEATURE_LIST.pluck('name').index_with do |feature_name|
feature_enabled?(feature_name)
end
end
def enabled_features
all_features.select { |_feature, enabled| enabled == true }
end
def disabled_features
all_features.select { |_feature, enabled| enabled == false }
end
private
def enable_default_features
config = InstallationConfig.find_by(name: 'ACCOUNT_LEVEL_FEATURE_DEFAULTS')
return true if config.blank?
features_to_enabled = config.value.select { |f| f[:enabled] }.pluck(:name)
enable_features(*features_to_enabled)
end
end