Refactor payment request handling to support role change top-ups
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- Updated the `PaymentRequest` model to include a new `Kind` property, distinguishing between `Subscription` and `RoleChangeTopUp` requests.
- Modified the `TelegramNotifier` to accommodate the new request type, ensuring accurate notifications for role change top-ups.
- Enhanced the `ConfirmPaymentRequestCommandHandler` to handle role change top-ups without extending the billing period, reflecting the new payment logic.
- Updated various application components and tests to support the new payment request structure and ensure proper functionality.
- Revised API documentation to clarify the behavior of role change top-ups and their impact on billing.
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Leonid Pershin
2026-07-19 16:45:17 +03:00
parent 0dcaf1203f
commit 5ff5224935
27 changed files with 1656 additions and 76 deletions
@@ -32,9 +32,12 @@ public sealed class CreatePaymentRequestCommandHandler(
if (profile.MaxConfigs == RoleQuota.Unlimited)
return Result.Failure<PaymentRequestDto>(BillingErrors.UnlimitedRoleNotSupported);
// RoleChangeTopUp не считается активной подписной заявкой — доплата за смену роли не должна
// мешать пользователю продлить/оформить обычную подписку.
var hasActiveRequest = await dbContext.PaymentRequests.AnyAsync(
r =>
r.UserId == userId
&& r.Kind == PaymentRequestKind.Subscription
&& (
r.Status == PaymentRequestStatus.AwaitingPayment
|| r.Status == PaymentRequestStatus.AwaitingConfirmation