Workspaces: canonical names, structured reasons, honest types - #33
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Rename 15 workspace functions, their files, and their prop/response types so all three SDKs expose one canonical name per endpoint. Names are qualified with `Workspace` where the bare noun collides with another bundle: the events bundle has its own invites, and spaces has its own members. `@sublay/core` exports hooks from a flat namespace where `acceptInvite` is ambiguous, so the qualification has to hold across every SDK, not just core. No request or response shaping changes — every URL, verb, query param, and body field is byte-identical. The service-key `userId` actor params are retained: acting on behalf of a named user is intentional on this SDK and stays node-only. Phase 2 of tasks-workspaces-sdk-parity.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
fetchWorkspaceMemberStanding returns `user: { id: targetUserId }` when
the user row is gone (deleted user, lingering member row), so typing it
as a full User was wrong. Add WorkspaceStandingUser and use it, matching
@sublay/js and @sublay/core exactly.
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The member-standing and authority reads now return `reasons` as
`{ type, viaWorkspaceId? }` objects rather than flat strings, matching
the roster read — callers can see which ancestor grants an access, not
just that one does.
`capabilities`, `permissions` and `rank` on a standing entry are now
optional: the server omits them unless the caller holds one of the four
people-operating capabilities, owns the workspace, or is reading their
own standing.
Types are identical across all three SDKs.
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remove-from-subtree now returns `skippedCount` and `skipped` alongside `removed`. A non-owner's sweep can be partial — descendants behind a sealed inherit chain are not removed — so callers must check `skippedCount` before treating someone as fully offboarded. Entries the caller has no standing to see carry null id/name, so the count is always honest even when the names cannot be disclosed. Type is identical across all three SDKs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 3 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe workspace module adopts workspace-scoped function and interface names. Workspace response types now include structured authority reasons, deleted-user fallbacks, and skipped subtree memberships. Tests use the renamed APIs and cover invitation operations. ChangesWorkspace API naming and response contracts
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352-363: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the structured authority reason payload.
The fixture still sets
reasonsto["owner"]. The changed public contract requires reason objects. Type the fixture asWorkspaceAuthorityto make future contract drift fail during compilation.Proposed fix
+import type { WorkspaceAuthority } from "../src/interfaces/Workspace"; + - const authority = { - reasons: ["owner"], + const authority: WorkspaceAuthority = { + reasons: [{ type: "owner" }], capabilities: [], permissions: [], rank: null,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/interfaces/Workspace.ts`:
- Around line 38-46: Replace WorkspaceAuthorityReasonDetail and SkippedWorkspace
with discriminated unions that encode valid type/value combinations: require
viaWorkspaceId only for ancestor-owner and reach-holder reasons, forbid it for
owner and member reasons, and ensure SkippedWorkspace has either both id and
name present or both null. Enable exactOptionalPropertyTypes if explicitly
setting viaWorkspaceId to undefined must be rejected.
In `@src/modules/workspaces/acceptWorkspaceInvite.ts`:
- Around line 20-23: Bind acceptWorkspaceInvite, createWorkspaceInvite,
fetchMyWorkspaceInvites, fetchWorkspaceAuthority, fetchWorkspaceInvites,
resendWorkspaceInvite, and revokeWorkspaceInvite to the SublayClient so callers
no longer pass SublayHttpClient explicitly. In src/modules/workspaces/index.ts
lines 6-28, export the bound workspace module surface, and update callers to use
client.workspaces methods such as client.workspaces.createWorkspaceInvite(data).
Apply the corresponding binding changes in
src/modules/workspaces/acceptWorkspaceInvite.ts lines 20-23,
createWorkspaceInvite.ts lines 18-20, fetchMyWorkspaceInvites.ts lines 19-22,
fetchWorkspaceAuthority.ts lines 17-19, fetchWorkspaceInvites.ts lines 16-19,
resendWorkspaceInvite.ts lines 14-16, and revokeWorkspaceInvite.ts lines 13-16.
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In `@__tests__/workspaces.test.ts`:
- Around line 352-363: Update the authority fixture in the
fetchWorkspaceAuthority test to use structured reason objects instead of string
values, and type the fixture explicitly as WorkspaceAuthority so contract
changes are caught at compile time. Preserve the existing response.data
assertion and other authority fields.
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WorkspaceAuthorityReasonDetail allowed two states the server never emits: a missing viaWorkspaceId on ancestor-owner/reach-holder, and a present one on owner/member. resolveWorkspaceAuthority calls addReason exactly four times — the two ancestor-derived reasons always pass parent.id, the two target-local ones never do — so the union describes what is actually sent, and consumers can now narrow on `type` to get a non-optional viaWorkspaceId. SkippedWorkspace allowed id and name to differ in nullability, but the subtree sweep masks them together: an entry the actor may see carries both, one they may not carries null for both. That is the anti- enumeration fence, so the type now says either-both-or-neither and a null check on id narrows name too. `viaWorkspaceId?: never` encodes absence without needing exactOptionalPropertyTypes, which was suggested but not adopted — it is a repo-wide compiler-strictness change with blast radius well beyond this type. Declaration-only. Nothing constructs either type at runtime; both are only used to annotate an API response, so no request or response shaping changes. Byte-identical across all three SDKs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Part of a six-repo change bringing the workspaces bundle to full SDK parity.
@sublay/nodealready covered all 21 endpoints — this aligns its names and types with the other two SDKs.What is here
15 functions renamed to the canonical surface shared with
@sublay/jsand@sublay/core— one name per endpoint, everywhere. Names gain aWorkspacequalifier where the bare noun collides with another bundle: the events bundle has its own invites, spaces has its own members, and@sublay/coreexports hooks from a flat namespace whereacceptInviteis ambiguous.No request or response shaping changed — every URL, verb, query param and body field is byte-identical. The service-key
userIdactor params are retained: acting on behalf of a named user is intentional here and stays node-only.Structured
reasonson the member-standing and authority reads —{ type, viaWorkspaceId? }instead of flat strings, so callers can see which ancestor grants an access.Honest types:
capabilities/permissions/rankon a standing entry are now optional, since the server omits them unless the caller can read other members' authority.WorkspaceMemberStanding.usermay be id-only when the user row is gone.remove-from-subtreegainedskippedCount/skipped— a non-owner's sweep can be partial, so callers must check before treating someone as offboarded.All types are identical across the three SDKs.
Testing
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