The fallback uses POSIX shell syntax, but npm on Windows runs scripts in cmd.exe. docker/start.sh keeps the fallback for Docker, and the manual guide sets the two variables.
`npm run prisma:migrate-deploy` stopped with error P1012 when
`NEXT_PRIVATE_DIRECT_DATABASE_URL` was not set. If the direct URL is
empty, the script uses `NEXT_PRIVATE_DATABASE_URL`, the same as the
Docker start script.
The manual migration command in the upgrade guide does not use the start
script, and Prisma cannot find the schema at the default path in the
image. The command sets the two variables and gives the path to the
schema.
Upgrade to Node 24 LTS, using the alpine 3.23 tag to handle issues with
streaming zip files on 24.16 which hangs npm ci.
Pin npm to 11.19.1 for min-release-age-exclude support.
Slim the runner image by dropping dev deps, the react-email CLI, and
esbuild,
none of which run in production.
Install turbo from the lockfile version instead of a hardcoded one.
When prisma:migrate-dev needs to reset the database it will run the seed script to repopulate data. Now that we've added the seed script to our root setup command we will want to avoid this behaviour since we will end up double seeding the database which currently can cause issues.
## Description
Add support for teams which will allow users to collaborate on
documents.
Teams features allows users to:
- Create, manage and transfer teams
- Manage team members
- Manage team emails
- Manage a shared team inbox and documents
These changes do NOT include the following, which are planned for a
future release:
- Team templates
- Team API
- Search menu integration
## Testing Performed
- Added E2E tests for general team management
- Added E2E tests to validate document counts
## Checklist
- [X] I have tested these changes locally and they work as expected.
- [X] I have added/updated tests that prove the effectiveness of these
changes.
- [ ] I have updated the documentation to reflect these changes, if
applicable.
- [X] I have followed the project's coding style guidelines.
ephraimduncan
Lucas Smith
Ted Liang
David Nguyen
Catalin Pit
Nafees Nazik
Aditya @ArchLinux
Timur Ercan