interface
Implements multi-user authentication system with email account
management, profile settings, drive configuration, and security
controls. Includes database migrations for user accounts, email
credentials, preferences, and session management. Frontend provides
intuitive UI for adding IMAP/SMTP accounts with provider presets and
connection testing. Backend supports per-user vector databases for email
and file indexing with Zitadel SSO integration and automatic workspace
initialization. ```
- Increased schedule field size from bpchar(12) to bpchar(20) in database schema
- Reduced task checking interval from 60s to 5s for more responsive automation
- Improved error handling for schedule parsing and execution
- Added proper error logging for automation failures
- Changed automation execution to use bot_id instead of nil UUID
- Enhanced HEAR keyword functionality (partial diff shown)
Added diesel_migrations crate (v2.3.0) to enable database migration functionality. Updated Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock to include the new dependency along with its required sub-dependencies (migrations_internals and migrations_macros). Also made minor cleanups in the codebase:
- Removed unused UI code from platform README
- Cleaned up LLM server initialization code
- Added additional build dependencies in documentation
- Removed unused `id` and `app_state` fields from `ChatPanel`; updated constructor to accept but ignore the state, reducing memory footprint.
- Switched database access in `ChatPanel` from a raw `Mutex` lock to a connection pool (`app_state.conn.get()`), improving concurrency and error handling.
- Reordered and cleaned up imports in `status_panel.rs` and formatted struct fields for readability.
- Updated VS Code launch configuration to pass `--noui` argument, enabling headless mode for debugging.
- Bumped several crate versions in `Cargo.lock` (e.g., `bitflags` to 2.10.0, `syn` to 2.0.108, `cookie` to 0.16.2) and added the new `ashpd` dependency, aligning the project with latest library releases.
Updated the 6.0.4 migration to use `http://localhost:8081/v1` for the default OpenAI model configurations (gpt‑4 and gpt‑3.5‑turbo) and the local embed service. Adjusted `OpenAIClient` to default to the same localhost base URL instead of the production OpenAI API.
Reorganized imports and module ordering in `src/main.rs` (moved `mod llm`, `mod nvidia`, and `BotOrchestrator` import), cleaned up formatting, and removed unused imports. These changes streamline development by directing LLM calls to a local server and improve code readability.
Removed `IF NOT EXISTS` from the unique constraint in `system_automations` to ensure proper enforcement, and deleted the unused `floatLogo` click event listener to clean up UI behavior.
- Added migration 6.0.6 to enforce a unique constraint on `(bot_id, kind, param)` in `system_automations`, preventing “no unique or exclusion constraint matching the ON CONFLICT specification” errors, and created a supporting index.
- Added migration 6.0.7 to replace the `clicks` table with a correctly defined primary key and a unique `(campaign_id, email)` constraint, satisfying Diesel
Changed the set_schedule function to first attempt updating existing records before inserting new ones. This improves efficiency by avoiding unnecessary insert conflicts and subsequent updates. The logic now:
1. Tries to update matching existing schedule first
2. Only performs insert if no matching record was found
3. Maintains same functionality but with better performance
- Extend `system_automations` with a non‑null `bot_id` UUID column, create an index on it, and add a unique constraint on `(bot_id, kind, param)` to support upserts.
- Add a unique constraint on `bot_configuration.config_key` to prevent duplicate configuration keys.
- Include migration guards to ensure the new constraint is only created once.
- Remove automatic writing of drive configuration to a `.env` file, cleaning up side‑effects during config loading.
- Change database connection handling to require `DATABASE_URL` to be set (no fallback), making the environment initialization explicit.
- Added UNIQUE constraint on system_automations (bot_id, kind, param) to prevent duplicate automations
- Refactored execute_action to accept full Automation struct instead of just param
- Simplified bot name resolution by using automation.bot_id directly
- Improved error handling in action execution with proper error propagation
- Removed redundant bot name lookup logic by leveraging existing bot_id
- Introduced `bot_id` column in `system_automations` table (migration 6.0.0.sql) and updated the Diesel schema/model to include it.
- Adjusted migrations to remove the hard‑coded “Update Summary” automation and only create an index on the `name` column.
- Extended the `SET_SCHEDULE` keyword:
- Added a second string argument for the script name.
- Passed the invoking user's `bot_id` to the database layer.
- Updated function signature to accept a full `UserSession` instead of discarding it.
- Modified `execute_set_schedule` to store `bot_id`, script name, and activation flag; added conflict handling on `(bot_id, param)` to update schedule and reset trigger state.
- Updated imports and logging to reflect new parameters.
These changes enable per‑bot automation management, allow specifying the script to run, and improve idempotent schedule updates.
- Update RUST_LOG environment variable in launch.json to exclude more verbose crates
- Change automation kind from 3 to 0 in migrations/6.0.5.sql
- Replace debug with trace logging for schedule evaluation in automation service
- Modify script path resolution to use .ast extension instead of .bas
- Improve error message when script reading fails
- Remove MinIO download fallback for scripts (simplifying script handling)
These changes improve logging verbosity control and simplify script handling by removing the MinIO fallback mechanism. The trace-level
- Replace direct database connection establishment with shared `establish_pg_connection` utility
- Add "llm" to required components list in bootstrap manager
- Lower default RUST_LOG level from debug to info in VSCode config
- Clean up imports and connection error messages
- Remove hardcoded database URL strings in favor of centralized connection handling
The changes improve code maintainability by centralizing database connection logic and adding support for the new LLM component in the bootstrap process.
The migration file 6.0.6.sql was deleted as it contained default LLM server configurations that are no longer needed. The file was originally used to set up local LLM server settings including model paths and URLs, but these configurations are now handled differently in the system.
Removed the default server configuration section from migrations as these values should now be managed through environment variables. Updated default database username from 'postgres' to 'gbuser' in bootstrap and changed default database name from 'gbuser' to 'botserver' in config to align with the removed server configuration defaults.
