Félix MalfaitandClaude Opus 4.7
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Five findings from code review: - UsageResourceType.APP (not AI) for app billing events. App-emitted charges are misclassified as AI usage otherwise. - Always decrypt ApplicationRegistrationVariable.encryptedValue in the logic function executor. The storage contract (set by ApplicationRegistrationVariableService.createVariable and .updateVariable) always encrypts regardless of isSecret — isSecret is display metadata only. The previous conditional decryption would inject ciphertext as env vars for non-secret values. - Symmetric fix in PreInstalledAppsService.seedServerVariablesFromEnv: always encrypt on write, matching the storage contract. - Retry registration resolution in installOnWorkspace when some pre-installed packages have no registration row. If bootstrap failed transiently (CDN outage, cold-start race), the first new workspace used to silently skip those apps until an admin ran the backfill command. - Return 403 ForbiddenException from /app/billing/charge when the JWT is valid but not an APPLICATION_ACCESS context. 400 misrepresents an auth problem as a malformed body. - Add @IsString() to ChargeDto.resourceContext so class-validator enforces the declared type on provided values. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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{ name: 'name', label: 'Name', type: FieldType.TEXT },
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