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dataroom/lib/billing/cancellation.ts
zeekay caad90bc04 rip: enterprise dirs + paywalls — full AGPL, no commercial-license code
Drop the dual-licensed `ee/` tree entirely. All features previously
locked behind the Hanzo Dataroom Commercial License are now part of the
AGPL-3.0 core and freely available — custom domains, branded viewing,
advanced analytics, watermarks, access controls, Q&A, AI vector stores,
workflows, SAML SSO, dataroom invitations, conversations, templates.

Layout changes:
* `ee/features/{ai,conversations,workflows,permissions,storage,templates,
  dataroom-invitations,access-notifications,security,conversions}/` →
  `features/<name>/` (AGPL).
* `ee/limits/` → `lib/billing/limits/` with every plan resolving to an
  unlimited profile (no users/links/documents/domains/datarooms cap,
  conversations and watermarks always on).
* `ee/stripe/` → `lib/billing/legacy/` (already a compat shim over
  `@hanzoai/commerce`; renewal-reminder webhook is now a no-op).
* `ee/features/billing/cancellation/` deleted. Pause/unpause/cancel/
  retention routes now compile against `lib/billing/cancellation.ts`
  stubs that return 410 Gone; `isTeamPaused`/`isTeamPausedById` in
  `lib/billing/paused.ts` always report active. `CancellationModal` is
  a no-op shim in `components/billing/`.
* `app/(ee)/api/*` route group folded into `app/api/*` (SAML auth,
  SCIM, AI chat, workflows, FAQ, link-upload).

Build: `npm run build` green.
2026-06-07 11:46:48 -07:00

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import { NextApiRequest, NextApiResponse } from "next";
/**
* Cancellation-flow stubs.
*
* The commercial subscription pause/cancel/reactivate flow was removed when
* the AGPL fork dropped the paywall. These stubs preserve compile-time
* signatures so existing route files continue to type-check; at runtime they
* report that the feature is gone.
*/
export async function handleRoute(_req: NextApiRequest, res: NextApiResponse) {
return res
.status(410)
.json({ error: "Subscription management is not enabled on this instance." });
}
// Trigger.dev task stubs: they expose a `.trigger()` no-op so call sites that
// fire-and-forget the original tasks still work.
const noopTask = {
trigger: async () => undefined,
triggerAndWait: async () => undefined,
batchTrigger: async () => undefined,
};
export const automaticUnpauseTask = noopTask;
export const sendPauseResumeNotificationTask = noopTask;