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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified user registration process
  • Removed invite code requirement for new user sign-ups

• Changes

  • OAuth and login routes no longer validate invite codes
  • Registration process is now unrestricted across all application modes

• Email Updates

  • Updated welcome email content to remove reference to private beta
  • Changed feedback email address and adjusted sign-off in password reset confirmation email

• Configuration Updates

  • Updated hash values in pcrDev.json and pcrProd.json files

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Walkthrough

The pull request removes invite code-related functionality across multiple files in the authentication system. The changes eliminate the requirement and validation of invite codes during user registration, OAuth authentication, and related processes. This modification simplifies the registration flow by removing the invite code checks in main.rs, login_routes.rs, and oauth_routes.rs, effectively making user registration more open and unrestricted.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/main.rs	Removed invite_code field from RegisterCredentials struct
src/web/login_routes.rs	Deleted VALID_INVITE_CODES constant and removed invite code validation logic
src/web/oauth_routes.rs	Removed invite_code field from OAuthAuthRequest struct and eliminated invite code checks in OAuth authentication functions
src/email.rs	Updated content of welcome and password reset confirmation emails, including team name changes
pcrDev.json	Updated values of PCR0 and PCR2 properties
pcrProd.json	Updated values of PCR0 and PCR2 properties

Possibly related PRs

• #14: Introduction of the invite_code field in the RegisterCredentials struct, which is now being removed.

Poem

🐰 Invite codes, farewell and adieu!
No more barriers, registration's now true
Open doors, no secret gate
Welcome all, no need to wait
Freedom rings, registration's free
A rabbit's hop of simplicity! 🚀

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pcrProd.json (1)

3-5: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify security implications of PCR value changes.

The modifications to PCR0 and PCR2 values in the production environment represent significant changes to system measurements. These changes coincide with the removal of invite code functionality, which affects the system's access control.

Please ensure:

1. The new PCR values are correctly calculated and verified
2. These changes align with the intended system state after removing invite codes
3. The changes have been tested in a staging environment
4. There's a rollback plan in case of issues

✅ Verification successful

PCR value changes are expected and safe.

The PCR values are automatically generated during the Nix build process and are used by AWS KMS for attestation. The changes in PCR0 and PCR2 values reflect the updated system state after code modifications, which is normal and expected behavior. The system's security model remains intact as these values are properly integrated with AWS KMS attestation.

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pcrDev.json (1)

3-5: Verify environment-specific PCR configurations.

A few observations that need attention:

1. PCR1 values are identical between development and production environments, which is unusual
2. PCR0 and PCR2 changes follow the same pattern as production but with different values

Please confirm:

1. Whether PCR1 should indeed be identical across environments
2. That the development PCR values are appropriate for the development environment configuration

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/web/oauth_routes.rs (1)

111-112: Consider removing the unused Extension parameter.

While the current approach maintains middleware compatibility, since OAuthAuthRequest is now empty and unused (marked with underscore), you could simplify the function signature by removing this parameter entirely and adjusting the middleware chain.

 async fn initiate_oauth(
     State(app_state): State<Arc<AppState>>,
-    Extension(_auth_request): Extension<OAuthAuthRequest>,
     Extension(session_id): Extension<Uuid>,
     provider_name: &str,
 ) -> Result<Json<EncryptedResponse<OAuthOAuthCallbackResponse>>, ApiError> {

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/web/oauth_routes.rs (3)

71-71: LGTM! Struct simplification aligns with PR objectives.

The removal of the invite_code field from OAuthAuthRequest is consistent with the goal of removing invite code functionality.

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449-450: LGTM! Improved code readability with builder pattern.

The new syntax for creating NewUser is more elegant and maintainable using the builder pattern.

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239-242: Verify email handling across all OAuth providers.

While the unwrap is safe due to email validation in both GitHub and Google provider implementations, let's verify there are no other OAuth providers in the codebase that might bypass these checks.

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Email handling in OAuth flow is properly implemented

The unwrap is safe because:

• Both GitHub and Google providers explicitly request email scopes
• The code returns ApiError::NoEmailFound if email is missing
• No other OAuth providers exist in the codebase that could bypass these checks

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)

src/email.rs (1)

Domain accessibility issues detected in email templates

The following domains used in the email templates are not accessible:

• trymaple.ai (used in production environment)
• dev.secretgpt.ai (used in development environment)

Additionally, there's inconsistent branding across domains (trymaple.ai, secretgpt.ai, opensecret.cloud) which may confuse users.

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Line range hint 1-300: Verify all URLs in email templates are correct and accessible.

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• opensecret.cloud

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src/email.rs (1)

Line range hint 1-300: Consider email template improvements for maintainability and deliverability.

A few suggestions to enhance the email implementation:

1. Consider moving HTML templates to separate files for better maintainability
2. Add plain text versions of emails for better deliverability
3. Consider standardizing the use of scheduled sending across all email types

Would you like me to demonstrate how to implement any of these improvements?

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