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Add multi-user automation features and per-user error tracking. - Database migrations: add workflow_configs/workflow_runs (004), app_errors (005), pipeline_configs/pipeline_runs (006), and add user_token_hash to app_errors (007). - Backend: introduce per-request token handling (X-API-Token) via app.api.deps and update many API routes (auth, automations, bank, characters, dashboard, events, exchange, logs) to use user-scoped Artifacts client and character scoping. Auth endpoints no longer store tokens server-side (validate-only); clear is a no-op on server. - New Errors API and services: endpoint to list, filter, resolve, and report errors scoped to the requesting user; add error models, schemas, middleware/error handler and error_service for recording/hashing tokens. - Pipelines & Workflows: add API routers, models, schemas and engine modules (pipeline/worker/coordinator, workflow runner/conditions) and action_executor updates to support workflow/pipeline execution. - Logs: logs endpoint now prefers fetching recent action logs from the game API (with fallback to local DB), supports paging and filtering, and scopes results to the user. - Frontend: add pipeline/workflow builders, lists, progress components and hooks (use-errors, use-pipelines, use-workflows), sentry client config, and updates to API client/constants/types. - Misc: add middleware error handler, various engine strategy tweaks, tests adjusted. Overall this change enables per-user API tokens, scopes DB queries to each user, introduces pipelines/workflows runtime support, and centralizes application error tracking. |
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