fix: Organisation and Teams Management (fixes #1413)

[themaksat]

Summary

Fixes #1413

Changes

• apps/api/src/types/role.ts
• apps/api/src/types/team.ts
• apps/api/src/types/organization.ts
• apps/api/src/middleware/authorize.ts
• apps/api/src/controllers/organizationController.ts
• apps/api/src/routes/organizations.ts
• apps/api/src/index.ts (append the registration of the new router)

Solution

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Testing

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This PR is not safe to merge because it breaks the API build, does not register the new routes, and contains multiple authorization and request-contract defects.

Summary

The PR attempts to add organization and team management endpoints to the deployment API, including ownership transfer, team membership changes, and invitation deletion. However:

• The API package cannot compile because authorization imports a nonexistent module.
• The router registration was placed in an inert, incorrectly named file and is incompatible with the service’s Hono entrypoint.
• Organization creation requires an organization that does not yet exist.
• Team-member requests ignore the route’s team identifier.
• The role flow lets administrators assign owner privileges through team defaults.

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[greptile-apps]

Missing authentication module

This imports getUserFromRequest from ./auth, but that module does not exist under apps/api/src/middleware. Because the API build compiles the TypeScript sources under src, module resolution fails and the API package cannot build.

Knowledge Base Used: API boundary

[greptile-apps]

Router is never registered

This registration was added to a file literally named index.ts (append the registration of the new router), rather than the real apps/api/src/index.ts. That file is neither compiled nor executed, so none of the new organization endpoints are exposed. The actual service also uses Hono rather than the Express app.use API shown here.

Knowledge Base Used: API boundary

[greptile-apps]

Creation requires existing organization

The create endpoint applies organization-level authorization before an organization exists. A normal request containing { name, description } has no orgId, so authorize returns “Organization ID missing” before createOrganization can run. This makes the new organization-creation endpoint unusable.

Knowledge Base Used: Identity, permissions, and audit

[greptile-apps]

Path team ID ignored

The route declares :teamId in the URL, but this handler reads teamId only from the request body. A client following the route contract supplies the identifier in the path, leaving the body value undefined; the lookup then returns “Team not found” for a valid team.

Knowledge Base Used: API boundary

[greptile-apps]

Admins can become owners

Admins may create a team whose unchecked defaultRole is owner and then move themselves or another member into it. The move writes that role directly into org.members, after which the member passes the owner-only ownership-transfer check. This delegates full owner privileges through a team role update.

How this was verified: Both team mutations permit admins, the request-controlled default role is stored without validation, and the resulting membership value is used directly by the owner authorization check.

Knowledge Base Used:

• Access and commercial controls
• Identity, permissions, and audit