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Dashboard redesign with responsive layout

Users get a fully responsive dashboard across all devices.

Pre-release

Fix payment webhook retry logic

Failed webhook deliveries now retry with exponential backoff.

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Team invitation flow

Invite members via email with pre-assigned roles.

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The frontend team merged 4 PRs across web-app. The biggest was #218 — a full dashboard redesign. #217 added SSO login flow.
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marco-eng#89 OIDC provider and #88 tenant SSO admin API in auth-service.

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Feb 26 – Feb 27, 2026

12 merged PRs across 5 repos

Overview

Live

  • Dashboard redesign with responsive layout — Users now get a fully responsive dashboard that works across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Navigation is cleaner, key metrics load faster, and the overall layout is more intuitive. Rebuilt the main dashboard grid using CSS container queries, replaced the sidebar with a collapsible navigation drawer, added skeleton loading states, and optimized chart rendering with lazy loading. (web-app) main
  • OAuth2 SSO support for enterprise accounts — Enterprise customers can now sign in with their corporate identity provider via SAML/OIDC, eliminating the need for separate credentials and improving security compliance. Added OAuth2 authorization code flow with PKCE, integrated with the existing session management system, and added tenant-level SSO configuration in the admin panel. (auth-service, web-app) main
  • API rate limiting per subscription tier — Prevents abuse and ensures fair usage by enforcing request limits based on the customer's plan. Free-tier users get 100 req/min, Pro gets 1,000, and Enterprise gets custom limits. Implemented a sliding window rate limiter backed by Redis, with per-endpoint and per-tier configuration. Added rate limit headers to all API responses and a 429 response with retry-after guidance. (api-server) main

Pre-release

  • Fix payment webhook retry logic — Failed webhook deliveries from payment providers were being silently dropped after the first retry, causing missed subscription renewals and incorrect billing states for some customers. Webhook handler now implements exponential backoff with up to 5 retries, logs each attempt with the response status, and alerts the on-call channel after final failure. (api-server) staging
  • User profile shows activity timeline — Team members can now view a chronological feed of their recent actions — PRs merged, deployments triggered, reviews completed — directly from their profile page. Added a paginated activity feed component backed by a new timeline API endpoint. Events are grouped by day and filterable by type. (web-app, api-server) canary

In progress

  • Team invitation flow with role selection — Admins will be able to invite new team members via email with a specific role pre-assigned, streamlining onboarding and reducing manual permission setup. Added invite creation endpoint, email template with magic link, and a role picker UI in the team settings page. Pending invites are listed with the ability to resend or revoke. (web-app, api-server) team-invites

acme/web-app

  • Dashboard layout overhaul — Rebuilt the main dashboard with a responsive grid system, collapsible sidebar, and skeleton loading states. The new layout adapts seamlessly from mobile to widescreen. Replaced the fixed-width layout with CSS container queries, added a mobile navigation drawer, and lazy-loaded chart components to improve initial page load. #218, #215 main
  • SSO login page and session handling — Enterprise users are now redirected to their identity provider from the login page. Sessions are created server-side upon successful OIDC callback. Added SSO detection by email domain, redirect to IdP authorization endpoint, and callback handler that exchanges the code for tokens and establishes the session. #217 main
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acme/api-server

  • Redis-backed rate limiting — All API endpoints now enforce per-tier rate limits using a sliding window algorithm. Responses include standard rate limit headers so clients can self-throttle. Implemented middleware that checks request counts against Redis, returns 429 with Retry-After header when exceeded, and supports per-endpoint overrides via config. #445 main
  • Webhook retry with exponential backoff — Payment webhook failures are now retried up to 5 times with exponential backoff. The on-call channel is alerted after final failure, preventing silent billing state drift. Added a retry queue backed by the existing job system. Each attempt is logged with status code and response body for debugging. #442 staging

acme/auth-service

  • OIDC provider integration — The auth service now supports configuring external OIDC providers per tenant. Token validation, key rotation, and session creation are handled automatically. Added OIDC discovery endpoint resolution, JWKS caching with automatic refresh, and tenant-level provider configuration stored in the database. #89 main

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