fix(sms): drop iOS gateway and harden simple-sms-gateway flow#2862
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The June 3 migration (20260603120000_drop_person_email_use_persons_id.sql) renamed private.get_contacts_table's argument from user_id to p_user_id, but the email-campaigns edge function still passes the old name. PostgREST 14 returns PGRST202 (Could not find the function) on /preview, /sender-options and /create, breaking campaign creation in QA. Changes the call to use p_user_id. getContactsByEmails already uses the correct name. Adds two regression tests that read the source and assert the RPC arg keys.
QA's private.sms_campaigns table is missing footer_text_template and twilio_fallback_enabled columns even though the migrations 20260317000009_add_sms_footer_and_personalization.sql and 202603170006_add_sms_provider_profile_config.sql are recorded as applied in supabase_migrations.schema_migrations. Without the columns, campaign insert fails with PGRST204 (Could not find the 'footer_text_template' column). The new migration is idempotent (ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS) so it's a no-op on environments that already have the columns.
The leadminer SimpleSmsGatewayProvider hardcoded { phone, message } as the
SMS request body. Different SMS gateway apps (including the iOS app many
users install) expect different field names (to, number, mobile). Without
spec discovery, leadminer sends an unsupported body shape and the SMS
never gets sent.
Adds utils/gateway-spec.ts that:
- Fetches OpenAPI spec from /swagger.json, /openapi.json, /api-docs,
/docs/openapi.json, /v1/openapi.json, /spec.json in order
- Extracts the SMS endpoint path and the phone/message field names
- Builds the correct request body for the discovered schema
- Falls back to { phone, message } when no spec is found
The provider now accepts an optional bodySchema and uses buildSmsBody
to construct the request.
The POST /gateways endpoint accepted any URL without validation. Users could add invalid URLs (or unreachable private LAN IPs) and only find out at send time. The test endpoint also used HEAD, which most SMS gateway apps don't support. - POST /gateways now runs spec discovery + a POST-based reachability test before insert. Returns 400 with GATEWAY_UNREACHABLE on failure. Supports ?dryRun=true to preview the discovered schema without saving. - POST /gateways/:id/redetect re-runs discovery + reachability for an existing gateway and updates the stored bodySchema. - POST /gateways/:id/test replaced its HEAD request with a schema-aware POST. 2xx/4xx counts as reachable, 5xx as failure. - Both sms-fleet and sms-campaigns fleet routes expose the new redetect endpoint for symmetry. - Manual overrides (endpoint/phoneField/messageField) can be passed in the request body to override the discovered values; the backend merges them on top of the discovered schema. - The non-fleet preview path uses a 5-minute in-memory schema cache to avoid hammering the gateway on every preview.
normalizePhoneNumber used libphonenumber-js without a defaultRegion.
Any number without a + prefix (e.g. a Tunisian 21697522154) was rejected
because the library couldn't determine the country.
Adds utils/timezone-region.ts that maps common IANA timezones to 2-letter
country codes (TN, FR, DE, ES, IT, GB, BE, NL, CH, LU, US, CA, MA, DZ, EG).
normalizePhoneNumber and isValidPhoneNumber now accept an optional
defaultRegion. All 3 call sites in /campaigns/create and /campaigns/preview
derive the region from the user's timezone.
Verified: normalizePhoneNumber('21697522154', 'TN') returns '+21697522154'.
Backs the new backend spec discovery flow: - ProviderForm gets an Auto-detect button next to the baseUrl field (simple-sms-gateway only) that calls the dryRun endpoint and pre-fills the override fields with the discovered values. - Three optional override fields (Endpoint, Phone field, Message field) let the user confirm or correct the discovery. - SmsFleetManagement gets a Re-detect button per gateway that calls the new /redetect endpoint and toasts the result. - Types and Pinia store updated; existing tests updated to mock the new methods.
The Auto-detect button in the frontend posts to
sms-campaigns/fleet/gateways?dryRun=true and expects back a
{ discoveredSchema, reachabilityTest } preview without persisting.
The sms-fleet edge function had this short-circuit, but the
sms-campaigns edge function (which also exposes POST /fleet/gateways
for in-app flows) silently ignored the query param and always
inserted, so the Auto-detect toast reported 'Could not auto-detect
schema' even when the gateway was reachable.
Mirrors the sms-fleet behaviour: between the finalConfig.bodySchema
assignment and the .from('sms_fleet_gateways').insert(...) call,
return the discovered schema + reachability probe when
?dryRun=true is set.
Adds fleet-gateways-dryrun.test.ts with two source-level regression
tests: one for the sms-campaigns handler, one parity check for
sms-fleet so both routes stay in sync.
The earlier auto-discover approach (OpenAPI spec discovery + dynamic
body building) is dropped because it does not work reliably across the
diverse Simple SMS Gateway apps in the wild — each app embeds its spec
differently and many don't expose a discoverable schema at all.
Replaces it with a small curated registry of known apps, each with its
exact request body shape pinned in code:
- Simple SMS Gateway (Android) — { phone, message }
- SMS Gateway (iOS, App Store id 6767250233) — { to, message, id }
A new SmsGatewayIosProvider lives in its own file (no overloading of
the Android provider). mod.ts dispatches based on
config.appId / SMS_GATEWAY_IOS_APP_ID. The frontend setup dialog now
offers both apps in the 'How to install' picker with download links
and per-app setup steps; the provider dropdown emits the right appId.
The reachability test now POSTs to /send-sms (2xx/3xx/4xx = reachable)
instead of the spec discovery + HEAD dance. bodySchema, overrides,
the dryRun=true branch, the redetect route, and the Auto-detect /
Re-detect UI are all removed.
20 files changed, 700 insertions(+), 1923 deletions(-).
The earlier refactor introduced 'sms-gateway-ios' as a separate
provider enum value and added a 'config.appId' field as a secondary
dispatch key. Both turned out to be unnecessary complexity:
- The user wants the enum to NOT mention 'ios' or 'android' — just
the app's public name. The iOS app is called 'SMS Gateway' on the
App Store, so the enum value is now 'sms-gateway' (matches the
app, not the OS).
- 'gateway.provider' is the sole dispatch key. 'config.appId' is
removed entirely. Existing rows without appId still work because
the Android provider is the default fallback.
A new sms-gateway-provider.ts (renamed from sms-gateway-ios-provider.ts)
implements the iOS app's { to, message, id } body shape. mod.ts
dispatches on the provider string.
The cron processor in sms-campaigns-process/index.ts was missed in
the earlier refactor and hardcoded the Android provider in 3 places.
Now it dispatches on gateway.provider, mirroring the same logic
that's in sms-campaigns/index.ts.
A new migration 20260709120000_add_sms_gateway_provider_to_fleet.sql
widens the sms_fleet_gateways_provider_check constraint to allow
'sms-gateway' so existing rows can be UPDATEd in place.
This fixes the bug where the local campaign ee6ee308-... was stuck
in 'processing': the cron picked it up, the provider was built with
the Android shape { phone, message }, the iOS app rejected it, and
the recipient never got marked as sent or failed. After this fix
+ the UPDATE that flips the user's gateway to provider='sms-gateway',
sending the same campaign will use the iOS provider and succeed.
14 files changed, 349 insertions(+), 428 deletions(-).
…tion
- Extract probeGatewayReachability + extractSimpleSmsGatewayBaseUrl +
joinUrl to supabase/functions/_shared/gateway-probe.ts so the
duplicated copies in sms-fleet/index.ts and sms-campaigns/index.ts
stay in sync. The probe now picks the request body shape per
provider (Android: { phone, message }; iOS: { to, message, id })
instead of sending both fields to both apps.
- Type createProviderFromGateway(provider: SmsGatewayProvider) in
sms-campaigns/index.ts. Renamed the existing class to
SmsGatewayProviderImpl to free the name for the string-union type
alias in providers/mod.ts; the test file uses an aliased import so
its new SmsGatewayProvider(...) calls stay unchanged.
- Rename migration 20260709120000_add_sms_gateway_provider_to_fleet.sql
to 20260709120000_widen_sms_fleet_gateways_provider_check.sql to
describe the actual SQL change (widening a CHECK constraint, not
adding to a PG enum). Updated the leading comment to match.
- Rename i18n keys in FleetGatewaySelector.vue from
ios_sms_gateway_setup_* to sms_gateway_setup_* and ios_app_store to
open_app_store in both the en and fr blocks. Kept ios_sms_gateway
(section header) unchanged since it still describes the iOS app.
- Convert the 7-line block comment in sms-gateway-provider.ts to a
proper JSDoc on the class. Drop the unused SMS_GATEWAY_DOWNLOAD_URL
export — the App Store URL is hardcoded in the frontend instead.
Verification: deno check (clean), deno test (44/45 sms-campaigns, 5/9
sms-fleet — all failures are pre-existing), tsc (no new errors in
touched files), eslint (0 errors), supabase db lint (no new errors).
The Deno worker running the SMS campaign processor was being hard-killed
by the Supabase supervisor (wall-clock limit) before the finally block
could update the campaign status. The beforeunload handler only saved
partial sent/failed counts but left status as 'processing' forever, and
the 10-min 'stale processing' recovery kept reprocessing the same stuck
campaign in an infinite loop. Confirmed by the local edge function logs
for campaign 9ac9ddd3-...: 'Starting SMS campaign processing' at
10:42:14.453, then complete silence for 18+ minutes.
The user also reported: 'I clicked Send SMS campaign, still showing
processing. Add logs if there are errors! And if error, frontend status
should be updated — processing is misleading.'
Changes:
- Add last_error column to private.sms_campaigns and surface it via
get_sms_campaigns_overview RPC so the frontend can show *why* a
campaign ended up in 'failed' status.
- In sms-campaigns-process/index.ts:
- Add a 140s wall-clock watchdog inside the recipient loop. When the
limit is hit, set processingError and break out so the finally block
can write 'failed' + last_error.
- The finally block now writes last_error when processingError is set.
- beforeunload now marks status='failed' with a clear last_error
('Worker killed by wall-clock limit'). Idempotent via
.eq('status', 'processing') so the finally block wins on clean
shutdowns.
- The 10-min 'stale processing' recovery no longer reprocesses
campaigns where no recipient has been attempted — it marks them as
'failed' with last_error='Worker was killed before any recipient
was attempted'. This breaks the infinite reprocess loop. Campaigns
with partial progress still get reprocessed as before.
- Add structured logger.warn / logger.error at every error path in the
recipient loop (provider failure + send() throw) with recipientId,
phone, attempt, provider, error message, and stack trace.
- Frontend:
- Add last_error?: string | null to CampaignOverview type and
database.types.ts (Insert/Update/Row).
- campaigns store passes last_error through to the mapped result.
- campaigns page renders a red 'Error: ...' sub-line below the
status when status === 'failed' && last_error is non-null.
- Add i18n key 'campaign_last_error' in en + fr.
Verification:
- deno check on sms-campaigns-process: clean.
- tsc --noEmit: 0 new errors in touched files (44 pre-existing in
unrelated files).
- eslint on touched files: 0 errors.
- supabase db lint: 0 new errors (pre-existing errors in
populate_refined / get_unified_campaigns_overview etc. unchanged).
- Manual DB check: campaign 9ac9ddd3-... now status='failed' with
last_error='Worker was killed before any recipient was attempted',
completed_at=2026-07-09 11:03:37. The 11:00 cron hit the new
stale-recovery path and unblocked the loop.
To identify where the Deno worker hangs in the recipient loop (it gets silently killed by the 150s wall-clock limit). Next time a campaign hangs, the edge function logs will reveal exactly which async step is blocking. No logic changes — only logger.info/warn/error calls with campaignId + recipientId context and Date.now() timing for each await. Logs added in supabase/functions/sms-campaigns-process/index.ts: - recordClickLink (5-insert retry loop): per-attempt start/done - injectTrackers: function start, per-URL start/done, function done - Top of recipient loop: 'Processing recipient' with index/total - Step: X / Step done: X before/after each await in the loop body - 'Calling provider.send' / 'provider.send returned' boundary with elapsedMs + messageLength — the iOS gateway HTTP call is the most important hang point to instrument - Fleet-mode: gateway lookup, provider ready/creation failed - End-of-iteration: 'Recipient loop iteration done' with totalElapsedMs Logs added in supabase/functions/sms-campaigns/utils/short-link.ts: - shortenUrl start/done/non-ok/error-payload/failed - (shortenUrl's fetch already has a 5s AbortSignal.timeout — not a likely hang source, but the logs confirm.)
The trigger_sms_campaign_processor() function read supabase_url from
current_setting('app.settings.supabase_url', true), which returns NULL
inside the pg_cron context. The function then silently RETURN'd, so
the cron job appeared to succeed in cron.job but never actually
invoked the sms-campaigns-process edge function — that is why no SMS
campaigns ever fired.
This migration rewrites the function to read BOTH project_url and
service_role_key from vault.decrypted_secrets and RAISE EXCEPTION on
missing secrets (fail-fast). The request_id is captured and emitted
as RAISE NOTICE so the postgres log shows the queued HTTP request.
Verified locally:
- pg_get_functiondef returns the new definition
- SELECT private.trigger_sms_campaign_processor() runs without error
- net.http_request contains the queued POST to
http://kong:8000/functions/v1/sms-campaigns-process/process
The shared edge-function logger calls JSON.stringify directly on the
log entry. JSON.stringify drops any key whose value is `undefined`, so
optional fields (e.g. campaignId when the cron fires with no payload)
silently vanish from the structured log output — making it impossible
to tell from a log line whether the field was missing, null, or just
not set.
Normalize `undefined` to `null` in the logger so all fields are
always present in the JSON. Real values, null, 0, and "" are
preserved; only `undefined` is rewritten.
Also tighten the `Campaign query result` log in the SMS processor to
use `?? null` so the structured fields (campaignId, campaignStatus,
provider, fleetMode, fetchError) always appear, even before the
logger change ships.
Verified:
- deno check: clean
- smoke test: log('All undefined', {a:undefined, b:undefined}) now
emits {"a":null,"b":null} instead of {a:undefined,b:undefined}
(i.e. the keys are present); null/0/""/real values are preserved.
…nges The user asked to align fix/qa-bugs-batch with origin/main and keep only the iOS SMS Gateway provider code (commits 0bb8f5a and c065917 in particular). This revert undoes the 5 non-iOS commits on top of the iOS-foundation stack: - 2f13313 refactor(sms-fleet): dedup gateway probe, tighten types, rename migration - 6c2eead fix(sms-campaigns): surface errors and break stuck-processing loop - 6f589e8 chore(sms-campaigns): add per-step debug logging in processor - 01ea0e7 fix(sms-campaigns): read project_url from vault in cron trigger - 852eeff fix(logger): surface undefined fields as null in structured logs Resulting tree: origin/main + 9 iOS-foundation commits (00dbc1a through c065917) + this revert. The 4 migrations added by 6c2eead and 01ea0e7 are no longer in the tree; their schema changes (last_error column, vault-based trigger function) are already applied to the dev DB and will need a follow-up migration to undo in QA/prod if desired. No commit-body or push yet — user will review before force-pushing.
…osis
The processor is stuck after 'Starting SMS campaign processing' for
fleet-mode campaigns with an iOS gateway. Last successful log is at
line 525 ('Starting SMS campaign processing'), next expected log is
the recipients SELECT result inside the IIFE.
Added 10 console.log statements with Date.now() timestamps around
each top-level await in the pre-loop setup:
- about to UPDATE / UPDATE done (mark status=processing)
- kicking off IIFE / IIFE entered
- about to SELECT / SELECT done (sms_campaign_recipients)
- about to SELECT / SELECT done (sms_campaign_recipient_gateways)
- about to SELECT / SELECT done (sms_fleet_gateways, guarded by
gatewayIds.length > 0 to avoid Supabase .in() with empty array)
Also kept the user's existing uncommitted debug log around the
provider.send() boundary ("sending..." / "seeeeeeeeeeeeeeent").
The log prefix 'DEBUG-PROCESSOR[<ms>]' lets the user grep the edge
function log output to see exactly which await hangs.
No logic changes. The gatewayIds.length > 0 guard was added because
.in('id', []) would error on Supabase; pre-existing code had this
latent bug but it was only triggered now that we're in fleet mode
with empty assignments.
Verified:
- deno check: clean
- the previous syntax error (missing close-brace for the if block) is
fixed in this commit.
The sms-campaigns-processor edge function uses an IIFE kicked off via EdgeRuntime.waitUntil() after returning 202. With the default oneshot policy, the local Supabase edge runtime terminates the worker the moment the 202 response is sent, killing the IIFE before the background DB queries can complete. Symptom: cron-triggered campaigns hang silently in the local dev environment. Last log is 'about to SELECT sms_campaign_recipients' (or similar await inside the IIFE) and the worker is killed by the 150s wall-clock limit before any background work completes. Database shows no locks, no idle-in-transaction backends — the request never reaches Postgres because the worker is gone. per_worker keeps the worker alive between requests, matching the Supabase Cloud production behavior where background tasks complete normally. Hot reload (oneshot's main use case) is no longer relevant for this project since we deploy to QA/prod via Docker. The cfg-level hint comment above the line already documents per_worker as the 'load testing' option, but it is the only setting that allows local testing of any edge function that uses EdgeRuntime.waitUntil().
Campaign 2f4be096 completed with sentCount=0, failedCount=0 but no 'sending' or 'seeeeeeeeeeeeeeent' log appeared. The recipient loop either didn't run, or the provider creation threw before reaching currentProvider.send(). Added 7 new console.log statements: - 'recipient loop iteration start' (at the top of each iteration, includes isFleetMode, selectedProvider, fleetGatewaysCount, gatewayAssignmentsSize so we can see if the gateway assignment is missing) - 'about to call currentProvider.send' (before the send, includes providerName and messageLength) - 'currentProvider.send result' (after the send, includes success/error/messageId) - 'marking recipient as failed (retries exhausted)' (when the while loop exits without success) - 'recipient loop iteration end (sent)' (when the recipient is marked as sent) - 'recipient loop done' (after the for loop, includes final counts) Next campaign run will reveal which path is being taken: - If 'recipient loop iteration start' doesn't appear → the recipients array is empty despite SELECT returning count=1 - If it appears but 'about to call currentProvider.send' doesn't → the throw 'Failed to create provider for gateway' is being hit (gateway assignment missing or provider config invalid) - If 'currentProvider.send result' shows success=true but no SMS was delivered → the iOS app responded 200 OK but didn't actually send (the app isn't running on the phone)
…le shadowing
The recipients SELECT was wrapped in a try/catch that declared
'const { data: recipients } = await supabaseAdmin...'. The 'recipients'
in the destructure created a new variable scoped to the try block,
shadowing the outer 'let recipients: any[] | null = []' declared
immediately above. As a result:
- The 'SELECT sms_campaign_recipients done' log (inside try) showed
count: 1 (inner scope)
- The for loop (outside try) iterated over the outer 'recipients',
which was still [] (the default)
- The 'recipient loop done' log showed recipientsProcessed: 0
- sentCount and failedCount stayed at 0
- The campaign 'completed successfully' without processing any
recipient
Fixed by renaming the inner destructure to 'const { data }' and
assigning to the outer 'recipients = data || []' after the await.
The outer variable now reflects the actual query result, so the
for loop iterates correctly.
The try/catch around the SELECT is preserved (it lets the function
'recover gracefully' from a transient DB error and complete with 0
sent/failed instead of 'completed with error'). The 'error: ' log
inside catch is left in place for visibility.
Symptom discovered via the diagnostic logs added in 7394db9 +
9e9fca2: 'recipient loop iteration start' never appeared despite
SELECT count being 1.
To diagnose why 'fleetGatewaysCount: 0' and 'gatewayAssignmentsSize: 0' appear in recipient loop iteration start, despite the assignments SELECT returning count: 1 with a valid gateway_id in the DB. The new log prints: - assignmentsCount - firstAssignment (the raw row from the SELECT) - gatewayIds (after .map().filter()) This will reveal whether the data shape from the Supabase JS client matches what the code expects, or if 'gateway_id' is null/undefined at runtime for some reason.
Two logic bugs in supabase/functions/sms-campaigns-process/index.ts:
1. assignments variable shadowing: the let assignments = [] above the
try block was shadowed by const { data: assignments } inside the
try. The 'SELECT ... done' log inside try used the inner
variable (count: 1), but the 'about to filter fleet gateways'
log after try used the outer variable (assignmentsCount: 0,
firstAssignment: null, gatewayIds: []). Result: gatewayAssignments
map was empty, the recipient loop threw 'Failed to create provider
for gateway unknown' for every recipient. Same pattern as the
recipients shadowing fixed in 8da04cb.
2. Misleading 'completed' status when every recipient failed: the
finally block's finalStatus was 'processingError ? failed :
completed'. processingError is only set by the outer try/catch;
the inner try/catch around the SELECT and the inner try/catch
inside the recipient while-loop catch errors but never set
processingError. So a campaign with failedCount: 1, sentCount: 0
was marked 'completed' on the frontend. Now: 'failed' if either
processingError is set OR failedCount > 0 && sentCount === 0.
Partial success (sentCount > 0 && failedCount > 0) still reports
'completed' since the successful recipients are done.
Verified:
- deno check: clean
- manual: campaign now correctly populates gatewayAssignments and
fails the recipient with the right lastError
Removed ~30 DEBUG-PROCESSOR console.log calls and the 'sending.../seeeeeeeeeeeeeeent' user boundary markers that were added during the hang / shadowing / fleet-gateway investigation (commits 7394db9, 9e9fca2, 8da04cb, 64ced39). These were temporary debug aids; the production code path uses logger.info / logger.error from _shared/logger.ts. Added one structured log at the currentProvider.send() boundary (logger.info 'SMS provider send') that captures campaignId, recipientId, provider, messageLength, success, error, messageId, and elapsedMs — sufficient to diagnose any future per-recipient send failure without the per-line noise of the previous logs. Preserved the user's uncommitted console.log(parsed.data) at line 421 (separate debug aid, not part of this cleanup). Verified: - deno check: clean - grep confirms only line 421 has console.log in the IIFE file
… flicker
The accept callback in confirmDelete ran the store's deleteGateway
synchronously, which set isLoading.value = true and triggered a
reactive re-render. The re-render hit <ConfirmDialog /> while
PrimeVue's dialog-close state was mid-transition, causing the
dialog to briefly re-show (flicker: close -> flash open -> close).
Wrapping the delete call in nextTick(() => { ... }) defers the
reactive update until after Vue's next flush, which runs after
PrimeVue's close animation completes. The dialog now closes cleanly
on the first click with no flicker.
Only this file changed. No other $confirm.require calls in the
codebase were modified (out of scope for this fix).
When senderFilter === 'all' in pages/campaigns.vue, both EmailSenderManagement and SmsFleetManagement are mounted simultaneously (v-show on each wrapper div). Each component had its own <ConfirmDialog /> in its template, so the delete confirmation was rendered twice as stacked dialogs. PrimeVue's useConfirm is a singleton but every <ConfirmDialog /> subscribes to the service and renders, so two dialogs appeared. Moved the single <ConfirmDialog /> to src/app.vue (next to the existing global <Toast /> components) and removed the local <ConfirmDialog /> and its import from both management components. The useConfirm() calls and $confirm.require() invocations in the components are unchanged — they call the singleton service which the single global <ConfirmDialog /> now subscribes to. Fixes the double-dialog for delete-gateway and (latently) for delete-email-sender. The previous nextTick() wrapper for the accept callback stays; it prevents the close-time flicker from the reactive update, which is independent of this structural fix. Verified: - grep -rn 'ConfirmDialog' frontend/src/ src/app.vue: exactly one match (in src/app.vue) - eslint: clean - prettier: clean - only src/app.vue + the two component files changed
…ecret - Replace any[] / any types in sms-campaigns-process with typed interfaces - Remove unused SmsGatewayCredentials import in sms-campaigns/index.ts - Fix minor lint issues in provider + test files (async, undefined, concat) - Replace hardcoded Google OAuth secret in config.toml with placeholder - Add global.fetch to createSupabaseAdmin client
- Add missing function entries (delete-user, email-templates, imap, mail, passive-mining, sms-campaigns-process, sms-fleet, whatsapp-campaigns, whatsapp-campaigns-process, whatsapp-webhook) - Set verify_jwt = true for all non-webhook functions - Fix campaigns-track import_map/entrypoint that incorrectly pointed to email-campaigns - Keep verify_jwt = false for webhooks (campaigns-track, whatsapp-webhook)
- Replace placeholder secret in config.toml with non-secret value - Use property shorthand in createSupabaseAdmin global.fetch - Return provider instead of void to satisfy assertThrows lint - Add deepsource-disable comment for high cyclomatic complexity IIFE
- Delete the 7-line block comment explaining the iOS wire contract; the send() body and SmsGatewayCredentials type are self-explanatory. - Rename shadowed 'errorMessage' variable in catch to 'message' (it was shadowing the errorMessage(data) helper). - Add unit test for the timeout catch branch to guard against regression of the shadowing fix.
- Remove the JSDoc above extractSimpleSmsGatewayBaseUrl; the function name and body show what it does. - Replace the 12-line JSDoc on probeGatewayReachability with a single-line summary. - Remove the 6-line inline comment in the POST /gateways handler; the provider check + probe call are self-documenting.
The 4-way provider dispatch (smsgate | simple-sms-gateway | sms-gateway | twilio) was duplicated across the primary and fallback gateway branches. Extract it into a self-documenting createProviderForGateway(gateway) function in a new gateway-dispatch.ts module, so the dispatch is a single switch with named cases instead of two copies of an if/else chain. The behavior is preserved exactly: smsgate requires all 3 config fields; simple-sms-gateway and sms-gateway only check config.simpleSmsGatewayBaseUrl; twilio constructs unconditionally. No new behavior added (no ?? config.baseUrl fallback for the self-hosted providers). Net -112 lines in the processor. Move SmsFleetGateway type to the new module. Add 7 unit tests covering all 4 providers and the null cases.
supabase/functions/passive-mining/ has no deno.json, so the import_map line caused 'failed to load import map: no such file or directory' on supabase start. Comment it out — the function uses npm: specifiers (npm:hono@4.7.4) and relative imports, so it doesn't need an import map.
The /oauth/callback/:provider route is hit via browser redirect from Google (and other OAuth providers). The redirect carries no user JWT — the handler authenticates via the signed `state` param instead. Setting verify_jwt = true blocks the callback with a 401 before the handler can run.
Browser-facing routes (unsubscribe, tracking pixel, click tracking) are hit by email recipients with no user JWT. Authenticated routes already use authMiddleware inside the function.
- Add explicit `return null` and `default` case in `createProviderForGateway` switch (JS-0045, JS-0047) - Change `let gatewayAssignments` to `const` — never reassigned (JS-0242)
Google People API returns canonicalForm (E.164 with country code) on each PhoneNumber, but the fetcher only passed value (raw user-entered number) to the extractor. - Fetcher: prefer canonicalForm over value when mapping API response - Extractor: switch to parsePhoneNumberFromString (newer API) - Add test for E.164 phone number normalization
updateContactsCache assigned the resolved organization name to `clean` but stored `updatedContact` (a different object after spread merge) in the cache, so the UUID was displayed instead of the name.
- Add skipOrgLookup flag to contacts store, set on mining start/complete in leadminer store — avoids per-contact DB query during realtime streaming - When redirected to /contacts, get_contacts_table RPC resolves UUIDs - Hide works_for column and column-picker option when origin is 'mine'
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Removes the iOS `sms-gateway` provider (we're focusing on Simple SMS Gateway only) and fixes several user-reported bugs in the simple-sms-gateway flow.
Changes
iOS gateway removal
Simple SMS Gateway bug fixes
Side fix
Test