Merge origin/main into feat/bulk-download. Take PR's bulk action bar
design (escape-key dismiss, popover pill with count badge, optional
download button via onDownloadClick) and the documents page bulk
download state (envelopeMetaCache cached across pages, selected
envelopes mapped from cache for download).
Imports reordered into biome's @documenso → external → relative
groups; combined the @prisma/client import line to include
DocumentStatus as PrismaDocumentStatus alongside EnvelopeType,
FolderType, OrganisationType.
The bulk action toolbar redesign split the count and "selected"
text into separate spans and renamed "Move to Folder" to "Move",
breaking getByText('N selected') and the toolbar button lookups.
Use /N\s*selected/ regex and scope the dialog submit to the
open dialog since the toolbar's "Move" button persists.
This PR introduces bulk actions for documents, allowing users to select
multiple envelopes and perform actions such as moving or deleting 1 or
more documents simultaneously.
This PR is handles the changes required to support envelopes. The new
envelope editor/signing page will be hidden during release.
The core changes here is to migrate the documents and templates model to
a centralized envelopes model.
Even though Documents and Templates are removed, from the user
perspective they will still exist as we remap envelopes to documents and
templates.
Adds password reauthentication to our existing reauth providers,
additionally swaps from an exclusive provider to an inclusive type where
multiple methods can be selected to offer a this or that experience.
Adds the ability to upload a custom document when using a template.
This is useful when you have a given fixed template with placeholder
values that you want to decorate with Documenso fields but will then
create a final specialised document when sending it out to a given
recipient.
Adds the ability to specify an optional signing order for documents.
When specified a document will be considered sequential with recipients
only being allowed to sign in the order that they were specified in.
- Added functionality to decline team invitations
- Added email notifications for when team is deleted
- Added email notifications for team members joining and leaving
## Description
Direct templates links is a feature that provides template owners the
ability to allow users to create documents based of their templates.
## General outline
This works by allowing the template owner to configure a "direct
recipient" in the template.
When a user opens the direct link to the template, it will create a flow
where they sign the fields configured by the template owner for the
direct recipient. After these fields are signed the following will
occur:
- A document will be created where the owner is the template owner
- The direct recipient fields will be signed
- The document will be sent to any other recipients configured in the
template
- If there are none the document will be immediately completed
## Notes
There's a custom prisma migration to migrate all documents to have
'DOCUMENT' as the source, then sets the column to required.
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Co-authored-by: Lucas Smith <me@lucasjamessmith.me>
## Description
General enhancements for templates.
## Changes Made
Added the following changes to the template flow:
- Allow adding document meta settings
- Allow adding email settings
- Allow adding document access & action authentication
- Allow adding recipient action authentication
- Save the state between template steps similar to how it works for
documents
Other changes:
- Extract common fields between document and template flows
- Remove the title field from "Use template" since we now have it as
part of the template flow
- Add new API endpoint for generating templates
## Testing Performed
Added E2E tests for templates and creating documents from templates
## Changes Made
- Refactor/optimise tests
- Reduce flakiness
- Add parallel tests (if there's enough CPU capacity)
- Removed explicit worker count when running parallel tests. Defaults to
50% of CPU capacity.
Might want to consider sharding the test across runners in the future as
our tests grows.
Ephraim Duncan
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David Nguyen
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Lucas Smith
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