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Add a required `domainEnabled` boolean to each v1 `MailboxAddress`. It is true when the address's email domain is active in HQBase, and false when an owner turns the domain off or disconnects it. HQBase already stops receiving and sending for a domain that is not active, but v1 clients had no way to see that state. The admin domains API is outside the v1 contract, so native clients kept showing mailboxes on disabled domains as usable. The field is additive under the v1 rule that clients ignore unknown response fields. v2, MCP, and the admin mailbox list are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keep the schema description to what the field means. The note that earlier versions do not send the field now lives in the changelog. Check the full v2 mailbox key set so the test fails if domain state leaks into v2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe v1 Mail API now reports whether each mailbox address’s domain is enabled. The v1 schema and tests include the field. The v2 mailbox response remains unchanged. ChangesV1 mailbox domain status
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The v1 mailbox list has an avoidable global query. Its performance impact is currently uncertain; the change is mergeable with owner awareness and a scoped-query follow-up. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new field remains limited to mailboxes a caller may list. The main risk is that each v1 listing now reads the entire domain table, which could increase database load as installations grow. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @worker/features/mailboxes/routes.ts:
- Around line 24-26: Update the `enabledDomainIds` query in the route to
restrict `listMailDomains` to IDs from the returned mailboxes, so requests with
no mailboxes do not read all domain rows; retain the existing enabled-domain
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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The requested query restriction is supported. The current v1 path reads and sorts all rows from mail_domains for every reachable request, including requests that return no mailboxes. The query does not use the mailbox domain IDs or a WHERE clause.
However, the available evidence does not establish that the global table is large enough to make this a major performance issue. Downgrade the severity to a minor performance issue while restricting the domain query to the returned mailbox IDs.
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Review comment at @worker/features/mailboxes/routes.ts around lines 24 - 26:
Update the `enabledDomainIds` query in the route to restrict `listMailDomains`
to IDs from the returned mailboxes, so requests with no mailboxes do not read
all domain rows; retain the existing enabled-domain filtering and ID collection.
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Closes #131. Spec-first companion: HQBase/hqbase-site#57
Summary
v1 clients cannot tell when an owner turns off or disconnects an email domain. This change adds a
domainEnabledboolean to each v1MailboxAddress.Changes
worker/features/mailboxes/routes.ts: on the/api/v1path only, read the enabled domain IDswith the existing
listMailDomainsquery and setdomainEnabledon each address. v2 and theadmin mailbox list use the same handler but take the unchanged path.
api/hqbase-mail-api-v1.openapi.json: adddomainEnabled(boolean, required) toMailboxAddress, with a description.pnpm api:generateshows no Postman change, because thecollection has no response examples for mailboxes.
CHANGELOG.md: add an entry under a new "Unreleased" section. It says that earlier versionsdo not send the field.
No schema change and no migration. The domain state comes from a second small query on the v1
path, not from a join. A join would change
listMailboxesForUser, which v2, MCP, and the adminmailbox list also use. The MCP
list_mailboxestool returns the v2 mailbox shape, so itdoes not change. The admin UI
Mailboxtype does not useMailboxAddress, so it does not change.Why the field is required
The server always sends the field, so the schema marks it as required, like other v1 response
fields such as
fromName. This tells generated clients that they can read it as a plain boolean.Each HQBase installation serves its own
/api/v1/openapi.json, so an older installation stillserves an older document without the field. HQBase versions before this change do not send
domainEnabled. A client that supports those versions should treat a missing value astrue. Thechangelog entry says this; the schema description does not, so it does not contradict
required.Tests
test/integration/worker/mail-api.test.ts: new test. It adds a second domain withis_enabled = 0and a granted mailbox on it. The v1 list returnsdomainEnabled: falsefor thatmailbox and
truefor the mailbox on the active domain. The test then turns the domain on andchecks that the value becomes
true. It also checks that each v2 mailbox has exactly theexisting v2 key set, so the test fails if domain state leaks into v2. The test removes its rows
when it ends.
domainEnabled: true.test/unit/scripts/mail-api-artifacts.test.mjs: checks that the v1 schema lists the field as arequired boolean and that the v2
Mailboxschema does not get it.true, itfailed with
mbx_api_off: truewherefalsewas expected. When the v2 list got an extradomainEnabledkey, the v2 key-set check failed. It passes with the real code.Local results:
pnpm code:check,pnpm typecheck,pnpm api:check,pnpm test:architecture: pass.pnpm test:integration: 45 files, 225 tests pass.pnpm test:unit: 954 pass. 11 fail in two compose test files(
compose-recovery.test.ts,use-draft-autosave.test.tsx) withCannot read properties of undefined (reading 'clear')onlocalStorage. These files are nottouched by this change. The cause looks like Node 26's built-in
localStorageon my machine.pnpm deploy:dry-run: pass.Compatibility notes
domainEnabledshows only the owner's switch. A domain can be active but still not ready (forexample,
receiving_statusispendingordegraded). That state is not part of this change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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true.