Fix invite link creation bugs#35
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- Fix TypeError from comparing naive (DB) and aware (UTC) datetimes by using consistent naive-UTC datetimes throughout - Fix auth.py using local time instead of UTC for expiration checks - Add db.flush() before setting invite.used_by so user.id is populated - Add test suite for invite CRUD, validation, and registration flow Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
invite.expires_at(naive from DB) was compared withdatetime.now(UTC)(timezone-aware), causing aTypeErroron the validate endpoint — making invite links unusable for registration.auth.pyuseddatetime.now()(local time) instead of UTC for the expiration check, producing incorrect results on non-UTC servers.invite.used_by = user.idwas set beforedb.flush(), souser.idwas stillNone— invites were never consumed and could be reused indefinitely. Addeddb.flush()before the assignment.Test plan
uv run pytest tests/ -v)🤖 Generated with Claude Code