Documents could be set to visibility: 'public' without document_type,
audience, or status fields — either via bulk migration scripts or the
upload-document.js script. This allowed internal session logs to appear
in the public docs UI.
Safeguards added:
- Document.publish() now rejects if document_type or audience is missing
- Document.publish() now sets status: 'current' automatically
- upload-document.js requires --type and --category flags (was optional)
- upload-document.js sets status: 'current' and document_type on insert
Also archived 2 internal Phase 5 PoC session documents that were
incorrectly public, and set status: 'current' on 4 legitimate public
documents that were missing it.
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Research paper text and figures now licensed under Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source code remains Apache 2.0.
- business-case, core-values-and-principles: licence section updated
- upload-document.js: adds --licence flag with category-based inference
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- Create Economist SubmissionTracking package correctly:
* mainArticle = full blog post content
* coverLetter = 216-word SIR— letter
* Links to blog post via blogPostId
- Archive 'Letter to The Economist' from blog posts (it's the cover letter)
- Fix date display on article cards (use published_at)
- Target publication already displaying via blue badge
Database changes:
- Make blogPostId optional in SubmissionTracking model
- Economist package ID: 68fa85ae49d4900e7f2ecd83
- Le Monde package ID: 68fa2abd2e6acd5691932150
Next: Enhanced modal with tabs, validation, export
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SUMMARY:
Completed migration from deprecated 'public: true/false' field to modern
'visibility' field across entire codebase. Ensures single source of truth
for document visibility state.
MIGRATION EXECUTION:
✓ Created migration script with dry-run support
✓ Migrated 120 documents in database (removed deprecated field)
✓ Post-migration: 0 documents with 'public' field, 127 with 'visibility'
✓ Zero data loss - all documents already had visibility set correctly
CODE CHANGES:
1. Database Migration (scripts/migrate-public-to-visibility.js):
- Created safe migration with dry-run mode
- Handles documents with both fields (cleanup)
- Post-migration verification built-in
- Execution: node scripts/migrate-public-to-visibility.js --execute
2. Document Model (src/models/Document.model.js):
- Removed 'public' field from create() method
- Updated findByQuadrant() to use visibility: 'public'
- Updated findByAudience() to use visibility: 'public'
- Updated search() to use visibility: 'public'
3. API Controller (src/controllers/documents.controller.js):
- Removed legacy filter: { public: true, visibility: { $exists: false } }
- listDocuments() now uses clean filter: visibility: 'public'
- searchDocuments() now uses clean filter: visibility: 'public'
4. Scripts Updated:
- upload-document.js: Removed public: true
- seed-architectural-safeguards-document.js: Removed public: true
- import-5-archives.js: Removed public: true
- verify-34-documents.js: Updated query filter to use visibility
- query-all-documents.js: Updated query filter to use visibility
VERIFICATION:
✓ 0 remaining 'public: true/false' usages in src/ and scripts/
✓ All documents use visibility field exclusively
✓ API queries now filter on visibility only
✓ Backward compatibility code removed
DATA MODEL:
Before: { public: true, visibility: 'public' } (redundant)
After: { visibility: 'public' } (single source of truth)
BENEFITS:
- Cleaner data model
- Single source of truth for visibility
- Simplified API logic
- Removed backward compatibility overhead
- Consistent with document security model
FRAMEWORK COMPLIANCE:
Addresses SCHEDULED_TASKS.md item "Legacy public Field Migration"
Completes Sprint 2 Medium Priority task
NEXT STEPS (Optional):
- Deploy migration to production
- Monitor for any edge cases
- Consider adding visibility to database indexes
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