- Reorganizing installation config settings to move more configurations into UI from environment variables
- Changes to installation config to support premium plans in the enterprise edition
- Fixes the broken premium indicator in account/show and accounts/edit page
- Revamp the super admin design
- Introduce a new settings page for support and billing settings
- Move the access tokens into users, agent bots and platform app show pages
Co-authored-by: Sojan <sojan@pepalo.com>
Co-authored-by: Pranav Raj S <pranav@chatwoot.com>
* feat: installation config in super admin console
* Added the ability for super admins to view, edit and update
installation config values. Also they can add new isntallation config
values. The impact of editing and adding depends on which all
installation config values are being used in the code.
* Known limitation now: Ability to edit hash values (for eg: feature
flags) are disabled. This requires more work and will be taken up in
a secondary set of changes.
* Minor UX improvement. Clicking on the Sidekiq option in the super
admin siebar will now open the sidekiq dashboard in a new tab rather
than in the same tab that you were using super admin.
* fix: method name fix in custom adminsitrate field
* feat: added locked attribute to global config
* Added the locked attribute to instalaltion config table. Added
necessary migrations. Added changes in config loader.
* Added the changes on the installation config yml
* Locked the account feature defaults in code
* feat: show only editable configs in admin console
* Added a new scope in installation config model
* Added scope in adminstrate controller for installation_config
* fix: new installation config create error
* Fixed the error in new installation config create
* fix: specs coverage
* Added specs for installation config super admin controller
* chore: update git ignore with encrypted config ext
For the outgoing emails which has dependency on the incoming
part as well like the conversation continuity part, some of the
config variables used were entirely based on the account attributes.
But this is not true in case of self hosted situations where you have
multiple accounts and have a common config for incoming emails.
So moved out some of the attributes entirely dependednt on the account
to ENV with a fallback to the Global config.
Also, with this changes the name of the agent will be shown in the
email clinet with in the conversation rather than just the support
email address. This has a huge UX impact on the cutomer.
Modified all the necessary unit tests to reflect these changes.
Updated the .env.example file for the new ENV variable.
* Added custom Message-ID and In-Reply-To headers for conversation reply emails
* Added new global config for the default domain (This is used in the above headers)
* Added migration to run the config loader to load the new global config value
* The subject of the conversation reply mailer was made static (This is required for threaded emails)
* Added required tests
* Renamed concern from Feature to Featurable
* Feature: Installation config (#839)
* Added new model installtion config with corresponding migrations and specs
* Created an installation config yml (key value store model)
* Created a config loader module to load the installaltion configs
* Added this to the config loader seeder
* Changed the account before create hook for default feature enabling to use the feature values from installtion config
* Renamed the feature concern to Featurable to follow the naming pattern for concerns
* Added comments and specs for modules and places that deemed necessary
* Refactored config loader to reduce cognitive complexity (#839)
