fix(store): let a granted subscriber buy a subscription (OPE-440) - #5386
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WalkthroughGranted subscriptions now use paid checkout instead of tier changes. Shared grant detection updates subscription listings and store rendering. Confirmation strings explain forfeited grant time. Tests cover granted, paid, missing-provider, and flare-granted subscriptions. ChangesGranted subscription purchase
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant Store
participant Cosmetics
participant Payments
participant Profile
Player->>Store: Select granted subscription tier
Store->>Cosmetics: Request purchase
Cosmetics->>Player: Show grant confirmation
Player->>Cosmetics: Confirm purchase
Cosmetics->>Payments: Start subscription checkout
Payments-->>Cosmetics: Return purchase result
Cosmetics->>Profile: Refresh profile after completion
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new purchase-flow tests bypass the required full simulation setup and may miss integration regressions. Production behavior is otherwise covered, so this is a bounded test-quality risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Every Steam base-app buyer receives a granted month -- a subscription row
with `provider: null`, which nobody is billing. For that whole month they
had no way to pay us. The tier their grant confers rendered a dead
"Subscribed" box where the buy button goes, and every other tier routed to
`/subscriptions/@me/change-tier`, which answers 400 "Cannot change tier of a
granted subscription" because there is no agreement to reprice. At launch
that is the entire cohort, through the window where conversion is likeliest.
The server needs nothing: `/payments/checkout` already admits a granted
player on both rails (its exclusivity gate filters
`isNotNull(subscriptions.provider)`, so a granted row is never an incumbent),
and `startPurchase` picks the rail from the device, which is the only answer
a grant can have.
- `isGrantedSubscription` in ApiSchemas is now the single definition of
"granted", replacing SubscriptionPanel's private copy (OPE-314). It keeps
the three-state rule intact: `undefined` is an older server and must stay
on the PAID behaviour.
- purchaseCosmetic routes a granted subscriber to checkout for ANY tier,
including the one they hold -- buying that same tier is the likeliest
conversion, and `already_subscribed` refused exactly that click.
- resolveCosmetics stops marking the granted tier "owned", so the store
renders its buy button instead of the status box. A flare-unlocked tier is
untouched. Subscription `relationship` is read only by the store, so
nothing about the grant's current entitlements changes.
- A granted player is not counted as a subscriber for the "Switch" label:
there is no paid plan to switch away from.
- New confirm copy, because the tier-change strings promise Stripe proration
that does not happen here. Infra expires every granted row in the same
transaction as the paid insert (`expireGrantsForPaidReplacement`), so the
paid period starts at settle and the unused free days are gone -- no
credit, no extension, no stacking. The string says so and names the days
when `currentPeriodEnd` gives us a number; an open-ended admin comp gets a
variant that quotes none rather than inventing one.
Tests cover the behaviour, not the markup, and include the regression guard
that a fix routing EVERYONE to checkout would fail: a paid Stripe subscriber
still reprices in place, and an older server's `undefined` provider is still
treated as paid. 12 of the new assertions fail on the unfixed build.
Cold review follow-ups:
- The confirm was ungrammatical at exactly one day ("the 1 day left on it
ARE not refunded") because the verbs sat outside the plural branch. They
are inside it now. Both strings also stop calling a grant a "month": only
the Steam ownership grant is one, an admin comp is open-ended, and even a
dated grant is not necessarily thirty days. New tests format the real
en.json through IntlMessageFormat, because a test asserting only that
`days: 1` was passed is exactly what let this through.
- Demoting the granted tier out of "owned" is now conditional on the tier
having a Stripe `product`. Without one it falls to "blocked", and the
subscriptions tab lists only purchasable and owned -- so the card would
have VANISHED where it previously showed "Subscribed". Not reachable while
every live tier carries a product, and OPE-441 is the real fix, but a
disappearing card is a worse failure than a dead status box and this is
not the PR to introduce it.
- Two mutation survivors killed: the profile refresh after a completed
purchase is now asserted (without it an open store keeps offering the tier
the player just bought, which is precisely the Steam overlay flow this
cohort is in), as is the confirm heading.
- The paid-path tests no longer reach the network. `fetchCosmetics` is called
from inside the module under test, so the seam is `fetch` itself rather
than a vi.mock of a collaborator; unstubbed it requested a real
cosmetics.json, which failed fast in jsdom and swallowed the error but was
one DNS timeout from a flaky CI job. The stub serves a schema-VALID
catalog, because an unparseable one leaves the current cosmetic null and
silently defaults every confirm to "upgrade" — a new downgrade test is
what proves the catalog is really read. The file went from 16.9s to 2.0s.
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Review record — the repository's automated reviewer is out of quota, so this change was reviewed by three independent agent reviewers instead. Recording it here so the history doesn't read as though it merged unreviewed. The What stood in for it:
Each round found something the previous one missed, all now fixed: a test fixture seeding an admin self-grant while claiming to cover the Steam system grant; ungrammatical copy at exactly one day remaining ("the 1 day left on it are not refunded" — only the singular was wrong, and it is the case that fires for anyone converting near the end of their month); a latent regression where a tier with no Stripe Two questions round 2 raised as potential blockers were resolved against infra, which the client-repo reviewers could not read:
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tests/**/*.tsguideline applies to this file.tests/util/Setup.tscreates a full game with map data, and no documented purchase-flow exception permits mockingApi,Payments,InGameModal, orUtils. Replace the mocked flow with asetup()-based test that exercises the core simulation directly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…enfrontio#5386) Closes OPE-440. ## The bug Every Steam base-app buyer receives a **granted** subscription month (`subscription.provider === null`). While that grant was live, they had **no way to pay us at all**: - the tier they held rendered "Subscribed" with **no button** — no request was ever made; - any other tier failed with "Couldn't update your subscription". At launch that is the entire cohort, for their whole first month — the window where conversion is most likely. The second symptom came from routing: a granted subscription fell through to `changeSubscriptionTier`, and the server answers `400 "Cannot change tier of a granted subscription"`. That refusal is correct and stays — `change-tier` reprices an existing *provider* subscription, and a grant has none. A granted player's tier selection is a **first purchase**. The API already admitted this on both rails (infra OPE-228/OPE-294); the client simply never used the carve-out. Nothing server-side changes. ## What changed **One definition of "granted"** — `isGrantedSubscription` in `ApiSchemas.ts`, now shared by the account panel and the store instead of each re-deriving it. It preserves the documented three-state rule for `provider`: `null` granted, a rail string paid, and `undefined` (a server predating the field) falling back to **paid** — the safe side at every caller, since it keeps Cancel in front of a paying subscriber and never sends one to a second checkout. **Routing** — a granted subscriber reaches `startPurchase` for *any* tier, including the one they hold. No rail check: a grant has no `provider`, so the device decides, which is what `paymentsProvider()` already does. **The store tile** — a granted tier is no longer marked "owned", so it renders a price button rather than a dead "Subscribed" label. **Honest copy.** When a paid subscription settles, the server expires the granted row in the same transaction: the paid period starts immediately and remaining free days are forfeited outright — no credit, no extension, no proration. The confirm says exactly that and names the days being lost, rounded up so it never understates them, with distinct branches for an open-ended admin comp and a grant whose end date has passed rather than inventing a number for either. ## Verification Cold-reviewed independently, then a second round. 17 mutation runs across the two, 14 killed, and every survivor that represented real missing coverage now has a test. Three defects the review caught, all fixed here: - **Grammar at exactly one day** — *"the 1 day left on it **are** not refunded"*. The verbs sat outside the plural branch, so only the singular was wrong: the case that fires for anyone converting near the end of their month. The copy tests now format the real `en.json` through `IntlMessageFormat`, because a test asserting only that `days: 1` was passed stays green against a broken string. - **A latent regression this change introduced** — demoting the granted tier out of "owned" meant a tier with no Stripe `product` would vanish from the store rather than show a status. Not reachable with today's catalog, and the root cause is filed as OPE-441, but a missing card is worse than a dead one, so the demotion is now conditional. - **An unasserted refresh** — `broadcastFreshUserMe()` after a completed purchase could be deleted with nothing failing. That call is what stops the store offering a tier the player just bought, on the overlay path this whole cohort uses. Now asserted, with a paired negative test so an unconditional refresh cannot satisfy it. The regression guards matter as much as the fix: a paid Stripe subscriber still reaches `changeSubscriptionTier`, a paid subscriber is still refused a duplicate of their own tier, and an older server's `undefined` provider is still treated as paid. All three are mutation-covered. `tsc --noEmit`, lint and prettier clean. Full suite 5594 tests with one pre-existing load-dependent `InventoryModal` timeout that reproduces on a clean `origin/main`. ## Filed, not fixed - **OPE-441** — subscription tiles gate the buy button on the Stripe `product` block, so a Steam-only tier would be unbuyable on both rails. Same class as the OPE-231 fault already fixed for currency packs. - **OPE-442** — the account modal still offers a granted subscriber no route to the store. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes OPE-440.
The bug
Every Steam base-app buyer receives a granted subscription month (
subscription.provider === null). While that grant was live, they had no way to pay us at all:At launch that is the entire cohort, for their whole first month — the window where conversion is most likely.
The second symptom came from routing: a granted subscription fell through to
changeSubscriptionTier, and the server answers400 "Cannot change tier of a granted subscription". That refusal is correct and stays —change-tierreprices an existing provider subscription, and a grant has none. A granted player's tier selection is a first purchase.The API already admitted this on both rails (infra OPE-228/OPE-294); the client simply never used the carve-out. Nothing server-side changes.
What changed
One definition of "granted" —
isGrantedSubscriptioninApiSchemas.ts, now shared by the account panel and the store instead of each re-deriving it. It preserves the documented three-state rule forprovider:nullgranted, a rail string paid, andundefined(a server predating the field) falling back to paid — the safe side at every caller, since it keeps Cancel in front of a paying subscriber and never sends one to a second checkout.Routing — a granted subscriber reaches
startPurchasefor any tier, including the one they hold. No rail check: a grant has noprovider, so the device decides, which is whatpaymentsProvider()already does.The store tile — a granted tier is no longer marked "owned", so it renders a price button rather than a dead "Subscribed" label.
Honest copy. When a paid subscription settles, the server expires the granted row in the same transaction: the paid period starts immediately and remaining free days are forfeited outright — no credit, no extension, no proration. The confirm says exactly that and names the days being lost, rounded up so it never understates them, with distinct branches for an open-ended admin comp and a grant whose end date has passed rather than inventing a number for either.
Verification
Cold-reviewed independently, then a second round. 17 mutation runs across the two, 14 killed, and every survivor that represented real missing coverage now has a test.
Three defects the review caught, all fixed here:
en.jsonthroughIntlMessageFormat, because a test asserting only thatdays: 1was passed stays green against a broken string.productwould vanish from the store rather than show a status. Not reachable with today's catalog, and the root cause is filed as OPE-441, but a missing card is worse than a dead one, so the demotion is now conditional.broadcastFreshUserMe()after a completed purchase could be deleted with nothing failing. That call is what stops the store offering a tier the player just bought, on the overlay path this whole cohort uses. Now asserted, with a paired negative test so an unconditional refresh cannot satisfy it.The regression guards matter as much as the fix: a paid Stripe subscriber still reaches
changeSubscriptionTier, a paid subscriber is still refused a duplicate of their own tier, and an older server'sundefinedprovider is still treated as paid. All three are mutation-covered.tsc --noEmit, lint and prettier clean. Full suite 5594 tests with one pre-existing load-dependentInventoryModaltimeout that reproduces on a cleanorigin/main.Filed, not fixed
productblock, so a Steam-only tier would be unbuyable on both rails. Same class as the OPE-231 fault already fixed for currency packs.