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# User Service Implementation Plan
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## Planning Principles
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This plan is aligned with the current repository architecture and is written
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for an experienced middle-level Go developer implementing an internal trusted
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microservice.
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Execution priorities:
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- preserve the frozen auth and geo ownership boundaries
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- keep user state authoritative in one service
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- prefer explicit command behavior over generic patch behavior
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- keep synchronous read paths simple for auth and lobby
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- separate current effective state from append-only or historical records where
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fast reads matter
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- keep the first version storage-agnostic at the domain boundary even if Redis
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is the initial backend
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## Stage 01 — Freeze Vocabulary, Contracts, and Cross-Service Ownership
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### Goal
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Remove naming ambiguity and freeze the service boundary before implementation.
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### Tasks
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- Freeze the regular-user-only scope of `User Service`.
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- Freeze that system-admin identity is out of scope and belongs to later
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`Admin Service`.
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- Freeze the self-service vocabulary:
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- `GetMyAccount`
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- `UpdateMyProfile`
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- `UpdateMySettings`
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- Freeze that `race_name` replaces `display_name`.
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- Freeze the current ownership split for `declared_country`:
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- current value in `User Service`
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- workflow and history in `Geo Profile Service`
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- Freeze the auth-facing internal REST endpoints already reserved by
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`Auth / Session Service`.
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- Freeze the need for create-only registration context on
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`EnsureUserByEmail`.
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### Deliverables
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- service README with stable terminology
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- short internal ADR or equivalent note for `declared_country` ownership split
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- short internal ADR or equivalent note for regular-user versus admin identity
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split
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### Exit Criteria
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- no unresolved naming conflict remains around `race_name`,
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`declared_country`, entitlement, sanction, or limit semantics
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- no service boundary question remains open for auth, lobby, or geo
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### Targeted Tests
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- none yet beyond documentation review
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## Stage 02 — Define Domain Entities and Redis-Backed Logical State
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### Goal
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Describe the persistent state clearly enough that storage adapters can be built
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without revisiting core semantics.
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### Tasks
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- Define logical entities for:
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- user account
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- race-name reservation
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- blocked e-mail subject
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- entitlement period record
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- current entitlement snapshot
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- sanction record
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- limit record
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- Freeze required fields, timestamps, and identifiers for each entity.
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- Decide Redis logical key layout and lookup indexes without leaking them into
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the domain layer.
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- Freeze deterministic pagination keys for admin listing.
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- Define how active/effective evaluation works for sanctions and limits.
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### Deliverables
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- domain entity definitions
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- storage design notes for Redis keys and secondary indexes
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- active/effective evaluation rules
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### Exit Criteria
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- every required read and mutation can map to a clear logical entity set
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- Redis adapters can be implemented directly from the frozen logical model
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### Targeted Tests
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- domain validation tests for required fields
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- tests for effective-state evaluation of active versus expired records
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## Stage 03 — Implement Auth-Facing Resolution, Ensure, Existence, and E-Mail Blocking
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### Goal
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Provide the minimum trusted API needed by `Auth / Session Service`.
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### Tasks
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- Implement:
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- resolve by e-mail
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- ensure by e-mail
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- exists by user id
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- block by user id
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- block by e-mail
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- Preserve exact route shapes already reserved by the auth REST client.
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- Implement the separate blocked-email-subject model.
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- Make `BlockByEmail` idempotent for both existing-user and no-user cases.
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- Ensure `ResolveByEmail` and `EnsureUserByEmail` both respect blocked-email
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subjects.
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### Deliverables
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- trusted internal REST handlers for auth-facing endpoints
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- domain services for resolution and block behavior
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- Redis-backed storage for user existence and blocked-email subjects
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### Exit Criteria
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- auth can distinguish `existing`, `creatable`, and `blocked`
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- blocked e-mail subjects prevent user creation before a user exists
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- `BlockByUserID` and `BlockByEmail` are idempotent
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### Targeted Tests
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- resolve existing/creatable/blocked by e-mail
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- ensure existing/created/blocked outcomes
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- blocked e-mail subject prevents creation before user record exists
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- block by user id on unknown user returns not found
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- repeated block calls stay idempotent
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## Stage 04 — Add New-User Creation Context from Auth
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### Goal
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Support first-login user creation with initial settings captured at confirm
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time.
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### Tasks
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- Extend `EnsureUserByEmail` contract with create-only registration context:
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- `preferred_language`
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- `time_zone`
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- Validate `preferred_language` as BCP 47.
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- Validate `time_zone` as IANA TZ name.
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- Generate initial `race_name` in `player-<shortid>` form during creation.
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- Initialize the newly created user with:
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- free entitlement
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- no active sanctions
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- no custom limits
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- Ignore registration context for existing users.
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- Document required follow-up changes in `gateway` and `authsession`.
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### Deliverables
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- extended ensure-by-email request model
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- create-user domain service
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- generated-race-name helper
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### Exit Criteria
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- first successful ensure-create path can fully initialize a new user
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- existing-user ensure does not overwrite language or time zone
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### Targeted Tests
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- new user created with generated `race_name`, derived `preferred_language`,
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and required client `time_zone`
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- existing user ensure ignores create-only registration context
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- invalid BCP 47 or IANA inputs are rejected on create path
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## Stage 05 — Implement Self-Service Account Read and Split Profile/Settings Mutations
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### Goal
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Expose the minimal authenticated account surface routed by `Edge Gateway`.
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### Tasks
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- Implement `GetMyAccount`.
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- Implement `UpdateMyProfile` for `race_name` only.
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- Implement `UpdateMySettings` for:
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- `preferred_language`
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- `time_zone`
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- Ensure `GetMyAccount` returns:
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- account identity fields
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- current entitlement snapshot
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- active sanctions
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- active effective limits
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- read-only `declared_country`
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- Reject attempts to mutate `email` or `declared_country` through self-service
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flows.
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- Enforce `profile_update_block` sanction on both self-service mutations.
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### Deliverables
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- authenticated application services for account read and updates
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- gateway-facing handler or adapter contracts for future routing
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- DTOs for account aggregate and mutation requests
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### Exit Criteria
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- authenticated users can read current account state in one aggregate
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- profile and settings changes are clearly separated
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- self-service updates cannot mutate forbidden fields
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### Targeted Tests
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- `GetMyAccount` returns current entitlement, active sanctions, active limits,
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and read-only `declared_country`
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- `UpdateMyProfile` cannot change email or `declared_country`
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- `UpdateMySettings` validates BCP 47 and IANA values
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- active `profile_update_block` denies both update flows
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## Stage 06 — Implement race_name Uniqueness Policy Behind a Dedicated Interface
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### Goal
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Keep `race_name` uniqueness strict and replaceable.
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### Tasks
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- Introduce a dedicated race-name policy interface.
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- Implement canonicalization for uniqueness checks:
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- case-insensitive folding
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- confusable anti-fraud normalization
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- Add Redis-backed reservation storage for canonicalized keys.
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- Preserve original casing for stored and returned `race_name`.
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- Ensure rename flow handles reservation swap safely.
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- Keep the interface narrow so a future shared name-catalog service can replace
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the local implementation.
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### Deliverables
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- race-name policy interface
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- local normalization implementation
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- reservation adapter and conflict handling
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### Exit Criteria
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- no two users can hold conflicting `race_name` values under the frozen policy
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- self-service rename is atomic with respect to uniqueness reservation
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### Targeted Tests
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- uniqueness rejects case-insensitive collisions
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- uniqueness rejects common anti-fraud-confusable collisions
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- rename releases the old reservation only after the new one is secured
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- failed reservation backend causes mutation to fail closed
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## Stage 07 — Implement Entitlement History Plus Materialized Current Snapshot
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### Goal
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Support both auditability and fast synchronous entitlement reads.
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### Tasks
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- Implement period-based entitlement history records.
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- Implement a materialized current entitlement snapshot.
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- Define the v1 plan catalog:
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- `free`
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- `paid_monthly`
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- `paid_yearly`
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- `paid_lifetime`
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- Implement explicit trusted entitlement commands:
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- grant paid access
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- extend paid access
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- revoke paid access
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- Update current snapshot transactionally with each successful entitlement
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mutation.
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- Ensure the default new-user path creates the correct free snapshot.
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### Deliverables
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- entitlement domain model
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- history store
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- current snapshot store
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- trusted entitlement command handlers
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### Exit Criteria
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- current effective entitlement is always readable without replaying history
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- history and snapshot stay consistent across supported mutation paths
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### Targeted Tests
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- entitlement period mutations update the materialized current snapshot
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correctly
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- free default is created for new users
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- extending or revoking access preserves deterministic current-state behavior
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## Stage 08 — Implement Sanctions and Limit Records with Active/Effective Evaluation
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### Goal
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Support negative policy and quota overrides without scattering policy logic into
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consumers.
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### Tasks
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- Implement sanction records with optional expiry.
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- Implement limit records with numeric values and optional expiry.
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- Freeze v1 sanction catalog:
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- `login_block`
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- `private_game_create_block`
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- `private_game_manage_block`
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- `game_join_block`
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- `profile_update_block`
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- Freeze v1 limit catalog:
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- `max_owned_private_games`
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- `max_active_private_games`
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- `max_pending_public_applications`
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- `max_pending_private_join_requests`
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- `max_pending_private_invites_sent`
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- `max_active_game_memberships`
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- Implement active/effective evaluation with current time.
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- Implement trusted explicit commands to apply/remove sanctions and set/remove
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limits.
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### Deliverables
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- sanction model and store
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- limit model and store
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- effective-state evaluator
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- trusted mutation handlers
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### Exit Criteria
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- active sanctions and active limits can be read consistently from one user
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account view
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- expired or removed records are not treated as active
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### Targeted Tests
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- active sanctions appear in account reads
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- expired sanctions and limits stop affecting effective state
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- applying and removing sanctions/limits is idempotent where appropriate
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## Stage 09 — Implement Lobby Eligibility Snapshot API
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### Goal
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Give `Game Lobby` one synchronous read that contains everything it needs for
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user-level access decisions.
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### Tasks
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- Design and implement one trusted query by `user_id`.
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- Return:
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- existence
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- current entitlement snapshot
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- active lobby-relevant sanctions
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- effective lobby-relevant limits
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- derived booleans for lobby decisions
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- Keep the response read-optimized so lobby does not need multiple dependent
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calls back into `User Service`.
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- Define deterministic not-found behavior.
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### Deliverables
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- lobby eligibility query endpoint
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- response DTO
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- mapping from entitlement/sanction/limit state to derived eligibility fields
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### Exit Criteria
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- `Game Lobby` can decide create/join/manage eligibility from one read
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- no extra fan-out to other user sub-queries is required
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### Targeted Tests
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- lobby eligibility snapshot reflects paid status, sanctions, and limits
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- unknown user returns stable not-found behavior
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- derived booleans remain consistent with raw effective state
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## Stage 10 — Implement Geo declared_country Sync Command
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### Goal
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Support the current-country denormalization path owned by `Geo Profile Service`.
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### Tasks
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- Implement one explicit trusted command to sync current `declared_country`.
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- Validate ISO alpha-2 input.
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- Ensure the command updates only the current value on the user account.
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- Do not add country history behavior to `User Service`.
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- Preserve explicit not-found behavior for unknown `user_id`.
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- Emit the corresponding auxiliary declared-country change event after a
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successful commit.
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### Deliverables
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- geo-facing sync endpoint
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- application service for country sync
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- event publication on successful mutation
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### Exit Criteria
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- geo can synchronize current `declared_country` without introducing hidden
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history in `User Service`
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- unknown users are rejected deterministically
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### Targeted Tests
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- geo country sync changes only current `declared_country`
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- invalid country codes are rejected
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- country sync emits the correct auxiliary event after commit
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## Stage 11 — Implement Admin Lookup, Filtered Listing, and Explicit Trusted Mutations
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### Goal
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Provide the operational surface required by future `Admin Service` and manual
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operations.
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### Tasks
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- Implement exact reads by:
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- `user_id`
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- normalized `email`
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- exact `race_name`
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- Implement paginated listing with richer filters:
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- paid/free state
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- paid expiry
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- current `declared_country`
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- sanction code
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- limit code
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- eligibility markers
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- Freeze deterministic ordering for the listing.
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- Implement the explicit trusted command surface for:
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- entitlement grant/extend/revoke
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- sanction apply/remove
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- limit set/remove
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- declared-country sync
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- Preserve audit metadata on every trusted mutation.
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### Deliverables
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- admin/internal read endpoints
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- filtered listing endpoint
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- explicit trusted mutation endpoints
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### Exit Criteria
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- future `Admin Service` can operate fully through this trusted API without
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needing direct storage access
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- list filtering and pagination are deterministic
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### Targeted Tests
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- admin listing filters behave deterministically
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- exact lookups by `user_id`, email, and `race_name` resolve the correct user
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- every trusted mutation preserves actor and reason metadata
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## Stage 12 — Add Per-Domain-Area Async Events and Observability
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### Goal
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Make production behavior observable without treating events as the source of
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truth.
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### Tasks
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- Publish per-domain-area events for:
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- profile changes
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- settings changes
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- entitlement changes
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- sanction changes
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- limit changes
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- declared-country changes
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- Add structured logs for trusted mutations and critical failures.
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- Add metrics for:
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- auth-facing resolution outcomes
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- user creation outcomes
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- race-name reservation conflicts
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- entitlement mutation outcomes
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- sanction and limit mutation outcomes
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- event publication failures
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- Add tracing spans on synchronous internal request paths where useful.
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### Deliverables
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- event publisher integration
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- structured logging hooks
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- metrics and tracing instrumentation
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### Exit Criteria
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- mutation flows are observable in production without ad hoc logging
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- event publication failure does not compromise source-of-truth persistence
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### Targeted Tests
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- async event publication failure does not lose source-of-truth state
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- event payloads include minimum required metadata
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- observability hooks do not change business behavior
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## Stage 13 — Add Contract Tests Against Auth, Lobby, and Geo Expectations
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### Goal
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Verify the service not only in isolation, but against the internal contracts it
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must satisfy for other services.
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### Tasks
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- Add compatibility tests against the frozen auth-facing REST contract.
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- Add compatibility tests for the future ensure-by-email registration context.
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- Add lobby eligibility snapshot contract tests.
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- Add geo country-sync contract tests.
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- Add account aggregate tests matching gateway-routed user expectations.
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- Add tests for deterministic admin listing filters and ordering.
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### Deliverables
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- cross-service contract test suite
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- test fixtures for auth/lobby/geo integration expectations
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### Exit Criteria
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- no ambiguity remains about service behavior expected by auth, lobby, or geo
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- regressions in reserved internal contract shapes are caught automatically
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### Targeted Tests
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- new user created on first successful confirm with generated `race_name`,
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derived `preferred_language`, and required client `time_zone`
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- existing user confirm ignores create-only registration context
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- blocked e-mail subject prevents user creation before a user record exists
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- `GetMyAccount` returns current entitlement, active sanctions, active limits,
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and read-only `declared_country`
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- lobby eligibility snapshot reflects paid status, sanctions, and limits
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- geo country sync changes only current `declared_country`
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## Stage 14 — Add Rollout Notes for Gateway/Auth/OpenAPI Updates and Shared geoip
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### Goal
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Prepare the surrounding platform changes required for the service to work in
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its intended end-to-end form.
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### Tasks
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- Document the required `gateway` public `confirm-email-code` addition of
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`time_zone`.
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- Document the required `authsession` public OpenAPI mirror change.
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- Document the required `authsession -> user` ensure contract extension for
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create-only registration context.
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- Document the required shared `pkg/geoip` package for gateway and geo.
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- Document README follow-up updates needed in `gateway` and `geoprofile`.
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- Define rollout order so the cross-service contract changes do not land in an
|
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unsafe sequence.
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|
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### Deliverables
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|
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- rollout checklist
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- dependency order notes
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- cross-repo or cross-module follow-up ticket list
|
||||
|
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### Exit Criteria
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|
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- the implementation can be integrated into surrounding services without
|
||||
rediscovering hidden dependencies
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||||
- no required upstream or downstream change is left implicit
|
||||
|
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### Targeted Tests
|
||||
|
||||
- documentation review only
|
||||
|
||||
## Recommended First Working Slice
|
||||
|
||||
The smallest useful end-to-end slice is:
|
||||
|
||||
1. Stage 01
|
||||
2. Stage 02
|
||||
3. Stage 03
|
||||
4. Stage 04
|
||||
|
||||
This slice makes it possible to support auth-driven user creation and blocking
|
||||
before the rest of the service surface exists.
|
||||
|
||||
## Recommended Second Slice
|
||||
|
||||
The next highest-value slice is:
|
||||
|
||||
1. Stage 05
|
||||
2. Stage 06
|
||||
3. Stage 07
|
||||
4. Stage 08
|
||||
5. Stage 09
|
||||
|
||||
This slice gives the platform usable account reads, self-service profile and
|
||||
settings updates, and the lobby eligibility integration.
|
||||
|
||||
## Final Acceptance Criteria
|
||||
|
||||
The first production-capable v1 of `User Service` should satisfy all of the
|
||||
following:
|
||||
|
||||
- new users can be created through auth with generated `race_name`, derived
|
||||
`preferred_language`, and required client `time_zone`
|
||||
- existing-user auth confirm ignores create-only registration context
|
||||
- blocked e-mail subjects prevent new-user creation before a user record exists
|
||||
- `race_name` uniqueness rejects case-insensitive and anti-fraud-confusable
|
||||
collisions
|
||||
- `GetMyAccount` returns current entitlement, active sanctions, active limits,
|
||||
and read-only `declared_country`
|
||||
- `UpdateMyProfile` cannot change email or `declared_country`
|
||||
- `UpdateMySettings` validates BCP 47 and IANA values
|
||||
- entitlement period mutations update the materialized current snapshot
|
||||
correctly
|
||||
- lobby eligibility snapshot reflects paid status, sanctions, and limits
|
||||
- geo `declared_country` sync changes only current account state
|
||||
- admin listing filters and ordering are deterministic
|
||||
- async event publication failure does not lose source-of-truth state
|
||||
|
||||
## Implementation Order Summary
|
||||
|
||||
Recommended implementation order:
|
||||
|
||||
1. freeze vocabulary and ownership
|
||||
2. define domain entities and logical storage
|
||||
3. build auth-facing resolution and blocking
|
||||
4. add new-user creation context
|
||||
5. build self-service account read and updates
|
||||
6. add race-name uniqueness policy
|
||||
7. build entitlement history and current snapshot
|
||||
8. build sanctions and limits
|
||||
9. add lobby eligibility snapshot
|
||||
10. add geo country sync
|
||||
11. add admin reads, listing, and mutations
|
||||
12. add events and observability
|
||||
13. add cross-service contract tests
|
||||
14. document and sequence rollout dependencies
|
||||
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