tutorialize existing multichannel guests?

[24c02]

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds support for starting the onboarding tutorial for existing multi-channel guest users who haven't yet gone through the onboarding flow. It introduces a new timestamp field to track when users start onboarding and adds logic to check if users are restricted (multi-channel or single-channel guests) to determine eligibility for the tutorial.

• Adds onboarding_flow_started_at timestamp to track tutorial initiation
• Implements user_is_restricted? method to identify guest users
• Modifies login flow to trigger tutorial for existing restricted users who haven't been onboarded

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 6 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

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File	Description
db/schema.rb	Updates schema version and adds onboarding_flow_started_at column to identities table
db/migrate/20251222181225_add_onboarding_flow_started_to_identities.rb	Adds migration for new timestamp column and backfills it for users who have already promoted
app/services/slack_service.rb	Adds user_is_restricted? method to check if a Slack user is a multi-channel or single-channel guest
app/services/scim_service.rb	Extends return hash to include user_type and should_onboard fields for existing users
app/jobs/tutorial/begin_job.rb	Updates timestamp when tutorial begins to prevent duplicate tutorial starts
app/controllers/logins_controller.rb	Adds logic to trigger tutorial for existing restricted users and updates provision flow conditions

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[Copilot]

The logic for determining is_restricted is incorrect. When slack_result[:created] is true (meaning a new user was just created), it should check if the user is restricted. However, the current implementation using OR (||) means that if created is true, it will always evaluate to true without checking the actual restriction status. This should use AND (&&) logic instead, or the logic should be restructured to: "if the user was created, assume they are restricted based on the user_type, otherwise check via API".

Suggested change

	is_restricted = slack_result[:created] || SlackService.user_is_restricted?(user_id: slack_result[:slack_id])
	is_restricted = SlackService.user_is_restricted?(user_id: slack_result[:slack_id])

[24c02]

@copilot we never create unrestricted users, this should be fine, right?

[Copilot]

@24c02 I've opened a new pull request, #123, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.