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  • New Features

    • Added support for specifying currency in sales tracking, with automatic conversion to lowercase and a default of "usd".
    • Made several fields in the partner creation process optional or nullable, allowing greater flexibility when submitting partner details.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced and clarified descriptions for country, region, and city fields across analytics and partner schemas, including reference links and ISO code format explanations.
    • Improved descriptions for event and metadata fields in sales and partner schemas for better guidance.
    • Reordered fields in lead and sales tracking forms for improved usability.
    • Partner creation now defaults the name to the partner's email if no name is provided.
    • Updated example code for sale event tracking to improve property ordering.
    • Updated test resource URL to a new domain.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Relaxed validation for country fields, now accepting any 2-letter ISO code string instead of a fixed set.

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This update revises several Zod schemas by relaxing country code validation from enums to strings, updating and expanding field descriptions, reordering schema fields, and making some fields optional or nullable. The changes primarily impact analytics, leads, partners, and sales schemas, focusing on flexibility and clarity in data validation and documentation. Additionally, partner creation logic was adjusted to default the partner name to email if no name is provided.

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File(s) Change Summary
apps/web/lib/zod/schemas/analytics-response.ts Replaced z.enum(COUNTRY_CODES) with z.string() for all country fields; updated descriptions; reordered region.
apps/web/lib/zod/schemas/analytics.ts Expanded country field description in analyticsQuerySchema to specify ISO code and provide a reference URL.
apps/web/lib/zod/schemas/leads.ts Moved eventQuantity field to a later position within trackLeadRequestSchema.
apps/web/lib/zod/schemas/partners.ts Made several fields in createPartnerSchema optional or nullable; updated and expanded field descriptions; added tenantId.
apps/web/lib/zod/schemas/sales.ts Added currency field with default and transformation; reordered fields; expanded descriptions in trackSaleRequestSchema.
apps/web/lib/api/partners/create-and-enroll-partner.ts Updated partner creation logic to default name to email if name is not provided.
apps/web/lib/actions/partners/onboard-partner.ts Modified partner onboarding to default name to email if no explicit name is provided.
apps/web/guides/manual-track-sale.md Moved currency: "usd" property position in example code for tracking sale event.
apps/web/tests/utils/resource.ts Updated URL value in E2E_PROGRAM constant from "https://acme.com" to "https://acme.dub.sh".

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    Client->>ZodSchema: Submit data with country codes as strings
    ZodSchema-->>Client: Validate country fields as strings (no enum)
    Client->>PartnerAPI: Create or onboard partner with optional name
    PartnerAPI->>PartnerAPI: If name missing, set name = email
    PartnerAPI-->>Client: Partner created with guaranteed name
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Final Review Summary

This PR represents a significant OpenAPI flexibility and documentation improvement with some important considerations:

βœ… Strong Improvements

  1. Enhanced Documentation: Excellent expansion of field descriptions with ISO standards references and helpful URLs (https://d.to/geo)

  2. Partner Schema Flexibility: Smart changes making fields optional with intelligent fallbacks:

    // Good fallback logic
    name: partner.name || partner.email
  3. Currency Handling: Well-implemented currency field with proper defaults and transformations:

    currency: z.string().default("usd").transform(val => val.toLowerCase())
  4. Consistent Partner Creation: Proper handling of missing names across both creation and onboarding flows

⚠️ Key Concerns

Breaking Change - Country Code Validation:

  • Analytics Response: Changed from z.enum(COUNTRY_CODES) β†’ z.string()
  • Analytics Query: Still uses z.enum(COUNTRY_CODES) (inconsistent)
  • Impact: This relaxes validation significantly and could allow invalid country codes in responses

πŸ” Validation Inconsistency

// Query validation (strict)
country: z.enum(COUNTRY_CODES).optional()

// Response validation (loose) 
country: z.string().describe("2-letter ISO 3166-1 country code")

Recommendation

The changes are well-executed overall, but consider:

  1. Document the breaking change in your changelog/migration guide
  2. Monitor data quality after deployment to ensure invalid country codes don't creep in
  3. Consider alignment between query and response validation approaches

This is a solid PR that improves API usability and documentation. The country code validation change appears intentional for flexibility, but ensure your downstream systems can handle the relaxed validation.

Overall Assessment: βœ… Approved - Well-implemented flexibility improvements with clear documentation enhancements.

@steven-tey steven-tey merged commit 17941c2 into main Jun 29, 2025
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@steven-tey steven-tey deleted the update-openapi branch June 29, 2025 17:43
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