AIT-398: change plan in the terminal instead of punting to the dashboard - #58
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…ribers `billing upgrade` used to punt any org with a paid plan to the browser Billing page, which meant a CLI-only user hit a sign-in wall for a change that needs no browser at all. It now uses the same two endpoints the dashboard's confirm dialog uses: usage-tier/preview for the billing effect, usage-tier to apply it. The terminal states the prorated charge and next-bill date for an upgrade, or that a downgrade starts at period end and charges nothing now, then asks for confirmation. Every claim comes from the preview; nothing is guessed. The interval is inherited from the subscription (monthly <-> annual stays on the Billing page), and the plan the org is already on is dropped from the picker. Custom plans, a pending cancellation, and an already-scheduled plan change still open the Billing page, which surfaces those states.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe billing upgrade command now supports terminal-based plan changes for eligible active subscriptions. It retrieves live plans, previews billing effects, requests confirmation, and applies immediate or scheduled changes. Unsupported subscription states continue to open the Billing page. ChangesInteractive billing plan changes
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The command now handles eligible plan changes in the terminal, but redirected-input invocations may fail to produce the intended non-interactive error and billing dates may vary by the user's host time zone. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up on these bounded CLI correctness issues. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BillingUpgradeCommand
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BillingUpgradeCommand->>BillingAPI: Fetch live plans
BillingUpgradeCommand->>Inquirer: Select target plan
BillingUpgradeCommand->>BillingAPI: Request preview
BillingAPI-->>BillingUpgradeCommand: Return charge and billing-date details
BillingUpgradeCommand->>Inquirer: Confirm change
BillingUpgradeCommand->>BillingAPI: Apply confirmed plan change
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| const target = plans.find((p) => p.slug === planSlug)!; | ||
| // Interval is whatever the subscription already bills on — switching monthly | ||
| // ↔ annual is a separate decision and stays on the Billing page. | ||
| const billingInterval = sub.billingInterval ?? 'monthly'; |
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When an existing paid subscription omits the optional billingInterval, this fallback sends monthly to both the preview and apply endpoints. An annually billed customer can therefore confirm what appears to be only a tier change but also have their billing cadence changed to monthly, contrary to the stated intent to inherit the current interval. If the interval is unavailable, route the user to the Billing page rather than guessing.
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306-312: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire a TTY on stdin and stdout.
If stdout is a TTY but stdin is redirected, this guard passes although
@inquirer/promptscannot reliably read plan selection or confirmation input. ReturnUPGRADE_REQUIRES_TTYunless both streams are TTYs. Add a regression test withprocess.stdin.isTTY = false.Proposed fix
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This test does not verify that the apply endpoint was called. It also does not verify that both requests use
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- Around line 202-216: Extend the test around billingUpgrade to assert the
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Codex P1 on #58: the paid-tier path defaulted a missing `billingInterval` to monthly, so an annually billed customer could confirm what read as a plan change and have their billing cadence moved to monthly with it. The read model leaves the interval undefined when Stripe can't be reached, so that state now joins the other Billing-page fallbacks instead of being guessed at. Adds tests for the annual pass-through and for the missing interval opening the Billing page.
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Fixed in 8991d93. The missing-interval case now joins the Billing-page fallbacks instead of defaulting to monthly, so an annual customer can never have their cadence moved by a prompt that only mentioned the plan. Added tests for the annual pass-through and for the missing-interval fallback. @codex review |
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CodeRabbit on #58: - Major: the guard only checked stdout, so `billing upgrade < /dev/null` rendered a prompt with nothing to read the answer from. Both streams are checked now, matching how login.ts decides it can prompt. - Nitpick: the upgrade test asserted output but never that the apply call happened, or with what. Both requests are now asserted as POSTs carrying the chosen plan and the inherited interval, so the interval-preservation contract can't regress silently.
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| ? `On ${on} your next bill is the full ${targetName} price.` | ||
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| const due = preview.amountDueCents ?? 0; |
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When the preview returns scheduled: false without amountDueCents, this fallback treats the missing value as zero, tells the user there is “no extra charge today,” and then permits the apply request. Because the local response type explicitly allows the amount to be absent and the wire response is only cast rather than validated, a partial or incompatible response can cause the confirmation text to conceal an actual charge; fail or redirect to Billing unless a non-scheduled preview supplies a valid amount.
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In `@src/commands/billing.ts`:
- Around line 309-315: Move the interactive-terminal guard in the billing
upgrade command to immediately follow the --json validation block, before
workspace resolution or any subscription/API requests. Preserve the existing
ValidationError message and code UPGRADE_REQUIRES_TTY.
- Line 40: Update the billing date formatter around toLocaleDateString to pass
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Set an explicit time zone for billing dates.
en-US does not make toLocaleDateString time-zone independent. A timestamp near midnight UTC can display different dates on different machines. Use the dashboard's canonical time zone. Use UTC only if the API contract defines billing dates in UTC.
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In `@src/commands/billing.ts` at line 40, Update the billing date formatter around
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CodeRabbit on #58: the guard sat after workspace resolution and the subscription fetch, so a non-TTY run could fail on whatever those calls hit instead of on the reason it can't proceed. Moved it directly after the --json rejection; the test now asserts apiClient is never called.
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…path CodeRabbit on #58: matching only /interactive terminal/i would pass for any error carrying that wording. Asserts UPGRADE_REQUIRES_TTY instead, matching the sibling stdin test and the rest of the file.
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scheduled before reporting an immediate switch
When the apply endpoint returns a partial 200 response such as {} without scheduled (for example during a backend compatibility mismatch), the unchecked cast leaves result.scheduled undefined, which follows the false branch and prints a successful immediate switch. Since apiClient does not validate response shapes, require an actual boolean here and fail on an indeterminate result rather than telling the customer that the plan switched immediately.
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When the preview returns a currency other than USD, this confirmation ignores preview.currency and labels the amount with $, so a charge such as 1200 EUR is presented as $12.00 immediately before the user authorizes it. Format amountDueCents using the returned ISO currency code, or reject unsupported currencies instead of misrepresenting the charge.
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AIT-398.
billing upgradeon an org that already pays used to print "Opening your Billing page to update your plan..." and hand the user to the browser, where a CLI-only user meets a sign-in wall. Same class of break as AIT-397, which fixed the post-checkout return but left this path punting.What changed
The paid-tier branch now runs in the terminal, using the two endpoints the dashboard's confirm dialog already uses:
POST /organizations/:orgId/billing/usage-tier/previewfor the billing effectPOST /organizations/:orgId/billing/usage-tierto apply it on confirmationA downgrade comes back
scheduledfrom the preview and is described as such: "You'll keep Build and its usage until Sep 13, 2026. Business starts then, and nothing is charged now."Decisions
UPGRADE_REQUIRES_TTYinstead of silently opening a browser.Tests
src/commands/__tests__/billing.test.tscovers the upgrade path (copy + apply + no browser), the current-plan exclusion, the scheduled downgrade, the decline, the pending-cancel and Custom-plan fallbacks, and the non-TTY refusal. The two older tests insrc/__tests__/billing.test.tsthat asserted the browser punt now assert the terminal path.Full suite: 138 files, 1105 tests, green.
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