fix(auth): hide sign-up tab when onboarding is closed - #3552
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The auth layout always rendered the Sign in / Create account switch, so self-hosted instances with onboarding closed showed a tab that just redirected back to the login page. Skip the switch under the same condition RegistrationsController#ensure_signup_open uses. Invite-only instances keep it, since sign-up with an invite code still works there. Fixes we-promise#3536
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes the closed sign-up check, hides the sign-up switcher for closed self-hosted onboarding, and applies the registration gate across deployment modes. Tests cover onboarding states and deployment modes. ChangesAuthentication sign-up gating
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Closed self-hosted onboarding now hides registration navigation and rejects both registration endpoints, while managed behavior remains available. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Reviewed as part of the daily new-PR sweep — no blocking issues, one open question worth confirming before merge.
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| <% if controller_name.in?(%w[sessions registrations]) && action_name.in?(%w[new create]) %> | ||
| <%# Mirrors RegistrationsController#ensure_signup_open: with sign-up | ||
| closed there is nothing to switch to. %> | ||
| <% signup_closed = self_hosted? && Setting.onboarding_state == "closed" %> |
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The PR title/body frames invite_only as intentionally left alone, but the linked issue #3536 describes the same dead-end-navigation problem for that mode too: with onboarding_state == "invite_only" and no default family configured, an anonymous visitor still sees and can click "Create account," reaches /registration/new (not blocked by ensure_signup_open, which only fires on "closed"), fills the form, and then hits @invite_code_invalid on submit. That's the same dead end #3536 was filed to eliminate, just one step later in the flow. Worth confirming with the issue reporter whether invite_only should also hide the tab (or at least link to a "request access" state) before merging.
Smaller nit: the self_hosted? && Setting.onboarding_state == "closed" predicate duplicates RegistrationsController#ensure_signup_open's condition directly in the view. Per AGENTS.md's "keep domain logic out of ERB," consider exposing a single named predicate (e.g. Setting.signup_closed?) that both the controller guard and this view call, so the two can't drift out of sync if a future onboarding state is added.
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Nit: done in 4f50f1c. signup_closed? now lives on the Invitable concern, next to invite_code_required?, and is exposed as a helper_method. I didn't put it on Setting because self_hosted? comes from app mode (a controller concern), and invite_code_required? already sets the pattern for onboarding predicates that views use. ensure_signup_open and the layout both call it now. I also added registration tests for the closed redirect, both self-hosted and managed.
invite_only: I looked at this and would keep the tab in that mode.
- Invite codes are shared as bare tokens.
invite_codes/_invite_codegives admins a copy button for the token, not a link. The form does prefill from?invite=, but nothing in the app builds that URL. So someone with a code needs "Create account" to reach the form. Hiding the tab would strand exactly the people invite_only is for. - With
invite_only_default_family_idset, no code is needed (invite_code_required?is false), so the tab isn't a dead end there. - Family invitations don't need the tab.
invitations#acceptlinks straight to/registration/new?invitation=…. - Without a default family, the dead end is milder than "fill the form, then fail". The Invite Code field shows up front and is
required, so a visitor sees they need a code before typing anything. A wrong code fails on submit, which is the intended check.
If you'd still like something for code-less visitors, I'd do it as a follow-up rather than in this PR. For example, a short "Sign-up is invite-only" hint on the tab or form, or a copyable /registration/new?invite=CODE link in the invite code list. Happy to open either one.
Move the "self-hosted and onboarding closed" check into a single signup_closed? helper on the Invitable concern, next to invite_code_required?, so RegistrationsController#ensure_signup_open and the auth layout's sign-up tab can't drift apart. Add controller tests for the closed-onboarding redirect.
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In `@test/controllers/registrations_controller_test.rb`:
- Around line 9-26: Add a self-hosted closed-onboarding test for the
account-creation POST alongside the existing new-registration redirect test,
submitting through the registration creation endpoint and asserting it is
redirected to new_session_path. Reuse the existing with_self_hosting setup and
Setting.onboarding_state configuration, while preserving the outside-self-hosted
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Problem
On a self-hosted instance with
onboarding_stateset toclosed, the auth layout still renders the Sign in / Create account switch. The Create account tab links to/registration/new, whichRegistrationsController#ensure_signup_openimmediately redirects back to the login page.Change
app/views/layouts/auth.html.erbnow skips the switch whensignup_closed?is true. That is a new helper on theInvitableconcern (self-hosted and onboardingclosed), andRegistrationsController#ensure_signup_opennow uses it too, so the view and the guard share one condition. With only Sign in left there is nothing to switch between, so the whole switch is hidden rather than leaving a single half-width tab.Invite-only is intentionally left alone: the controller does not block
/registration/newin that mode, and people with an invite code (or an instance with a default family configured) still sign up through that form. Hiding the tab there would leave them without a way to reach it from the login page. Managed (non self-hosted) mode is also unchanged, matching the controller.Tests
Added controller tests in
test/controllers/sessions_controller_test.rbcovering open (tab shown), invite-only (tab shown) and closed (tab hidden). The closed test fails without the layout change. Also added registration tests for the closed-onboarding redirect, self-hosted and managed.Checks run locally (Ruby 3.4.9, Postgres 16, Redis 7):
bin/rails test— 8867 runs, 0 failures. One error inRecurringTransaction::PipelineTestcame from my local Postgres credentials (the test opens its own connection as the OS user); it passes withPGUSERset.bin/rubocop test/controllers/sessions_controller_test.rb— no offensesbundle exec erb_lint app/views/layouts/auth.html.erb— no errorsbin/brakeman --no-pager— no warningsNo JS changes, so I didn't run Biome, and I didn't run system tests.
Fixes #3536
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