When an admin disables a user, all active sandboxes (running, paused,
hibernated) for teams they own are now destroyed and their API keys
are deleted. User queries now filter by status column instead of
deleted_at, so re-enabling a user always works. OAuth login paths
use ensureDefaultTeam to auto-create a team if the user has none,
matching the email/password login behavior.
Email signup now creates inactive users who must activate via a 30-minute
email token before signing in. Team creation is deferred to first login
after activation, while OAuth users continue to get teams immediately.
- Replace boolean is_active with status column (inactive/active/disabled/deleted)
- Add POST /v1/auth/activate endpoint with Redis-backed token consumption
- Signup returns message instead of JWT, sends activation email
- Login differentiates error messages by user status
- Add confirm password field to signup form
- Add /activate frontend page that auto-logs in on success
- Handle inactive user cleanup on re-signup (30-min cooldown) and OAuth collision
Moves 12 packages from internal/ to pkg/ (config, id, validate, events, db,
auth, lifecycle, scheduler, channels, audit, service) so they can be imported
by the enterprise repo as a Go module dependency.
Introduces pkg/cpextension (shared Extension interface + ServerContext) and
pkg/cpserver (Run() entrypoint with functional options) so the enterprise
main.go can call cpserver.Run(cpserver.WithExtensions(...)) without duplicating
the 20-step server bootstrap. Adds db/migrations/embed.go for go:embed access
to OSS SQL migrations from the enterprise module.
cmd/control-plane/main.go is reduced to a 10-line wrapper around cpserver.Run.
