Some PDFs have CropBox or MediaBox entries stored as a PDFDict
instead of the expected PDFArray, causing pdf-lib to throw during
lookup.
Wrap both box lookups in try-catch and fall back to A4 dimensions
when neither can be parsed
Add a new BullMQ/Redis-backed job provider as an alternative to the
existing Inngest and Local providers. Includes Bull Board UI for job
monitoring at /api/jobs/board (admin-only in production, open in dev).
Webhook URLs were being fetched without validating whether they
resolved to private/loopback addresses, exposing the server to SSRF.
Current SSRF is best effort and fail open, you should never host
services that
you cant risk exposure of.
This extracts webhook execution into a shared module that validates
URLs against private IP ranges (including DNS resolution), enforces
timeouts, and disables redirect following. The resend route now
queues through the job system instead of calling fetch inline.
Configure default transaction options (5s maxWait, 10s timeout) on the
PrismaClient instead of per-transaction overrides. Move side effects
like email sending, webhook triggers, and job dispatches out of
$transaction blocks to avoid holding database connections open during
network I/O.
Also extracts the direct template email into a background job and fixes
a bug where prisma was used instead of tx inside a transaction.
Upgrade @libpdf/core from 0.2.12 to 0.3.3, which includes:
- WebCrypto SHA-256 replacing pure-JS @noble/hashes (10x signing
speedup)
- Iterative collectReachableRefs (fixes stack overflow on large PDFs)
- Iterative Math.max helpers in xref writer (fixes remaining stack
overflow)
Extract duplicated FontLibrary.use() calls from render-certificate,
render-audit-logs, and insert-field-in-pdf-v2 into a shared
ensureFontLibrary() helper with has() guards so fonts are only
registered once per process.
- Allow admins to update recipient role from document detail page
- Add download button to export audit logs as PDF
- Display recipient status details in accordion
- Add LocalTime component with hover popover for timestamps
For document signing embeds, the hash-provided name and email should
only
be used when the recipient doesn't already have values set. For template
signing, the hash values are always allowed.
Also makes the email input editable in V1 embeds when the recipient has
no email, matching V2 behavior.
Ref: documenso/embeds#53
## Summary
- Adds a new admin action to move a subscription (and Stripe customerId)
from one organisation to another owned by the same user
- The target organisation must be on the free plan (no active
subscription) — enforces paid → free only
- The source organisation's claim is reset to the free plan after the
move
## How it works
A "Move Subscription" option appears in the actions dropdown of the
organisations table (on the admin user detail page) for any org with an
active or past-due subscription. Clicking it opens a dialog where the
admin selects a target org from a filtered list of eligible (free-plan)
orgs owned by the same user.
The backend performs the swap atomically in a single Prisma transaction:
1. Deletes any stale inactive subscription on the target org
2. Moves the `customerId` from source to target org
3. Reassigns the `Subscription` record to the target org
4. Copies claim entitlements to the target org
5. Resets the source org's claim to FREE
No Stripe API calls are made — the Stripe subscription and customer
remain unchanged; only the DB-level org association is updated.
## Files changed
- **New:**
`packages/trpc/server/admin-router/swap-organisation-subscription.types.ts`
— Zod schemas
- **New:**
`packages/trpc/server/admin-router/swap-organisation-subscription.ts` —
Admin mutation
- **New:**
`apps/remix/app/components/dialogs/admin-swap-subscription-dialog.tsx` —
Dialog component
- **Modified:** `packages/trpc/server/admin-router/router.ts` — Register
route
- **Modified:**
`apps/remix/app/components/tables/admin-organisations-table.tsx` — Add
action menu item
Replace use() with useEffect/useState pattern to prevent 'async Client
Component' errors in Next.js 16 / React 19. Also strip colons from
useId() output which broke mermaid's render().
The prompt option was being discarded for OAuth authorize URLs after
adding support for the NEXT_PRIVATE_OIDC_PROMPT env var. This meant
select_account (used elsewhere) was not being passed through.
Now defaults prompt to the provided option (or 'login'), and only
overwrites it when a valid OIDC prompt env var is set. Also adds a
type guard to validate the env var value.
The contact form accepts teamId as an optional param based on
where the user clicks "Support" from. Previously, when opened
from a non-team context, the null teamId would be parsed to NaN
and fail validation, causing the form to error out. Now the
validation only runs when a teamId is actually provided.
API users were inadvertently sending documents without signature fields,
causing confusion for recipients and breaking their signing flows.
- Add getRecipientsWithMissingFields helper in recipients.ts
- Add server-side validation in sendDocument to block distribution
- Fix v1 API to return 400 instead of 500 for validation errors
- Consolidate UI signature field checks to use isSignatureFieldType
- Add E2E tests for both v1 and v2 APIs
Migrate from @documenso/pdf-sign and @cantoo/pdf-lib to @libpdf/core
for all PDF manipulation and signing operations. This includes:
- New signing transports for Google Cloud KMS and local certificates
- Consolidated PDF operations using libpdf API
- Added TSA (timestamp authority) helper for digital signatures
- Removed deprecated flatten and insert utilities
- Updated tests to use new PDF library
The v9 packages are deprecated. This updates to v13 which includes
breaking API changes: optionsJSON wrapper for auth functions,
renamed properties (authenticator→credential), and base64 encoding
for credential IDs via isoBase64URL helper.
Adds OpenCode support for AI-assisted development, including custom
commands and skills to help contributors maintain consistency and
streamline common workflows.
#### Changes
- Added "AI-Assisted Development with OpenCode" section to
CONTRIBUTING.md with:
- Installation instructions and provider configuration
- Documentation for 8 custom commands (/implement, /continue,
/interview, /document, /commit, /create-plan, /create-scratch,
/create-justification)
- Typical workflow guide
- Clear policy that AI-generated code must be reviewed before submission
- Added .agents/ directory for plans, scratches, and justifications
- Added .opencode/ commands and skills for the agent
- Added helper scripts for creating agent files
We use playwright + chromium for certificate generation
and other things.
Self-hosters often have an issue with generating certificates
due to the base image not coming with chromium for size purposes.
This adds a new `-chromium` tag to our docker images for downloading
the larger bundled chromium containers.
Seems there's a memory leak in gpu rendering with skia canvas
where contexts can live for much longer than expected escaping gc
cleanup
CPU rendering seems better albeit a bit slower.
Synthetic tests were ran with `--expose-gc` to simulate load over time.
When flattening PDF forms, some appearance streams lack the required
/Subtype /Form dictionary entry needed when used as XObjects. This
causes
corruption in Adobe Reader which fails to render these flattened fields.
Per PDF spec, Form XObject streams require:
- /Subtype /Form (required)
- /FormType 1 (optional)
The normalizeAppearanceStream function ensures these entries exist
before
adding appearance streams as XObjects to the page content stream.
Fixes rendering issues where flattened fields don't display in PDF
viewers.
Add fullName prop to signature pad components to automatically populate
typed signature
field with signer's name. Updates signature dialog, type component, and
all signing forms
across embed, document, template, and envelope flows to pass through the
user's full
name for better user experience.
Add proper cleanup for PDF.js pages and loading task to prevent memory
leaks when
processing multiple PDF pages. Ensure page cleanup is called after each
page is
rendered and both PDF document and loading task are properly destroyed
with error
handling.
Lucas Smith
