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DJP 32d80ff07e Brief delete: list-page button, editor-can-delete-own, fs cleanup, error fix
Two issues addressed:

1) Delete brief was awkward — only on the detail page, only for admin/owner,
   and the on-disk briefs/<id>/ tree was orphaned even after a successful
   DB delete. Server policy is now:
   - team owner / admin: delete any brief in team
   - team editor: delete only briefs they own
   - team viewer: cannot delete
   - super-admin: bypass
   Plus: refuses to delete if a non-terminal pipeline run is active for the
   brief, and rm -rf's briefs/<id>/ after the FK cascade so scrape data,
   datasets and dashboards don't pile up.
   Operator UI: per-row Delete button on the briefs list page (with confirm)
   for users who have delete rights on each brief; detail-page rule loosened
   to match the server's editor-owner policy.

2) Pipeline error messages were being clobbered. The server's child-on-exit
   handler called finishReport() unconditionally, overwriting the actual
   error the pipeline's main()-catch had just written. Now we use a
   COALESCE update that only sets error_message when it's still NULL —
   so the real failure (e.g. "Stage 3: pass1_videos.json is empty…") wins
   over the generic "Pipeline exited with code 1". Stage 3's empty-pass1
   error message is also now diagnostic: it lists the brief's current
   engagement-floor values and suggests what to lower.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-29 20:20:02 -04:00
v2 Brief delete: list-page button, editor-can-delete-own, fs cleanup, error fix 2026-04-29 20:20:02 -04:00
.gitignore Stop .gitignore from swallowing src/routes/briefs/ 2026-04-29 18:44:08 -04:00
DEVELOPER_BRIEF_V2.md Add V2: multi-team social-reporting platform with manifest-gated linking 2026-04-29 17:39:07 -04:00
README.md README: document the cd /opt/social-reporting && git pull && cutover-in-place flow 2026-04-29 18:40:55 -04:00

Social Reporting

V2 lives in v2/. All commands run from there.

cd v2
docker compose -f docker-compose.v2.yml --env-file .env up -d --build
npm install
npm test                       # 62 unit tests
npm run pipe seed --report <brief-id>

For the full V2 spec see DEVELOPER_BRIEF_V2.md.

Deploying V2 over an existing V1 install

If V1 is already deployed at /opt/social-reporting, cut over in place:

ssh you@optical-dev.oliver.solutions
cd /opt/social-reporting
git pull origin main                          # pulls in v2/, removes V1 dirs
bash v2/deploy/cutover-in-place.sh            # stops V1, migrates secrets, starts V2

The script prompts before doing anything destructive, migrates APIFY/Anthropic/Azure secrets from V1's .env into a fresh v2/.env, swaps the Apache conf to V2's, and starts the V2 docker stack. It also prompts for the email that will be auto-promoted to super-admin on first SSO sign-in (BOOTSTRAP_SUPER_ADMIN_EMAIL).

The Azure-registered redirect URI https://optical-dev.oliver.solutions/social-reports/login.html is preserved by V2 (Vite base: /social-reports/, React Router basename, and an explicit /login.html route alias).

V1 archive

V1 source is preserved on the v1-archive branch (frozen at the last V1 commit) and is no longer kept on the deployed server. To roll back from V2 to V1, the rollback script will re-clone v1-archive if needed:

# On the server
export REPO_URL="https://x-token-auth:YOUR_TOKEN@bitbucket.org/zlalani/social-reporting-tool.git"
bash /opt/social-reporting-v2/v2/deploy/rollback-to-v1.sh

To inspect or check out V1 source locally:

git checkout v1-archive