Full CRUD on PurchaseRound and WineOffering, org-scoped via two new
join-based dependencies.py helpers (get_round_in_organization,
get_wine_offering_in_organization) mirroring task 5's pattern. New
rounds always start as draft regardless of what the client posts,
avoiding a confusing creation-time constraint error.
POST /purchase-rounds/{id}/copy implements "kopiér fra forrige runde":
duplicates every round field (dates, texts) and every wine offering
(incl. category) into a fresh draft, leaving the source untouched.
PurchaseRound DELETE gets a three-tier policy based on status: draft
deletable by any admin, open never deletable, closed only by an
elevated superadmin. This is runtime-conditional on the loaded row, so
the elevation check was extracted out of get_current_active_superuser
into a standalone require_elevated_superuser(user, token) helper that
both the dependency and this handler call directly. WineOffering
delete has no such tier — an offering with real order lines is already
blocked by the existing RESTRICT FK, caught here as a 409.
Also seeds the 8 wine categories (empty table blocked any offering
creation) via a plain Alembic data migration, idempotent and
unconditional (no secret involved, unlike the task-4 superuser seed).
Verified end-to-end: dates-required 409, open round successfully
patched with dates, wine offerings created, round copied (new draft,
duplicated offerings with new ids/same category), open-round delete
403, closed-round delete 403 then 204 after /auth/elevate, wine
offering delete 204, draft round delete 204 (cascades its remaining
offering). DB left clean, participant count unaffected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CurrentSuperuser now requires a short-lived (5 min) elevated JWT
claim in addition to the is_superadmin flag, obtained via the new
POST /auth/elevate (no re-authentication — the user is already the
only superadmin in practice; this is a deliberate-confirmation guard
against accidentally triggering a destructive action, not a defense
against a stolen session). Regular login tokens keep working unchanged
for all non-superadmin routes; DELETE /participants/{id} from task 5
now needs a fresh /auth/elevate call, no other code changes required
since CurrentSuperuser's meaning changed underneath it.
create_access_token gained an extra_claims param (backward compatible)
to carry the elevated flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Full CRUD on Participant scoped to the caller's organization via new
get_route_in_organization/get_participant_in_organization helpers in
app/dependencies.py (shared cross-cutting spot, reused by task 6).
PATCH is_active is the primary deactivation path — replaces the old
spreadsheet-era "empty order" trick and preserves order history for
participants who leave and later return. DELETE is a separate,
superadmin-gated hard-delete for GDPR erasure requests, which cascades
to the participant's orders.
Adds UNIQUE(route_id, email) at the DB level (existing 308 participants
already conform, per task 3's dedup) plus email normalization on
create/update, so case-variant duplicates can't reappear via the API.
Every write path relies on catching the constraint's IntegrityError for
a clean 409 rather than a racy pre-check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Password hashing via pwdlib (argon2id), stateless JWT auth (2h expiry)
delivered as an Authorization: Bearer token, with an OAuth2PasswordBearer
dependency (app/dependencies.py) protecting future routes. Establishes
app/routers/ as the convention for feature routes, explicitly registered
in main.py (no auto-discovery, unlike app/models/).
The first admin user is seeded via an Alembic data migration gated on
SUPERUSER_EMAIL/SUPERUSER_PASSWORD env vars (read at migration-run time
only, never persisted to .env/git) rather than a script or open endpoint,
so a fresh `alembic upgrade head` still succeeds without them. The
migration mirrors the users/organization tables locally instead of
importing the live SQLModel classes, keeping it a stable schema
snapshot; it does import app.core.security.hash_password, a pure
utility with no table-shape dependency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
