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Summary

Adds Stripe Subscription management for the club's $200/month player dues. Includes admin endpoints for creating/canceling subscriptions, overview dashboard, webhook processing for billing events, and a player-facing portal link endpoint.

Changes

src/basketball_api/models.py: Added SubscriptionStatus enum (active/past_due/canceled/none) and three new fields on Player: subscription_status, stripe_customer_id, stripe_subscription_id
alembic/versions/009_add_subscription_fields.py: Migration adding the three subscription columns to the players table, chained from 008
src/basketball_api/routes/subscriptions.py: New router with 6 endpoints: POST /setup (idempotent product+price creation), POST /{player_id} (create subscription), GET / (list by status), GET /overview (counts + revenue), DELETE /{player_id} (cancel), GET /mine (player portal)
src/basketball_api/routes/webhooks.py: Extended webhook handler with 4 new event types: invoice.paid, invoice.payment_failed, customer.subscription.updated, customer.subscription.deleted
src/basketball_api/main.py: Registered subscriptions router at /api/subscriptions
tests/test_subscriptions.py: 26 tests covering all endpoints, webhook event processing, auth enforcement, and edge cases. All Stripe API calls are mocked.

Test Plan

Tests pass locally (pytest tests/test_subscriptions.py -v -- 26 pass)
Full suite passes (pytest tests/ -v -- 242 pass, no regressions)
ruff format + ruff check clean
Manual verification of subscription create/cancel flow with Stripe test keys
Verify Alembic migration applies cleanly to production DB

Review Checklist

Passed automated review-fix loop
No secrets committed
No unnecessary file changes
Commit messages are descriptive

Closes #83
plan-2026-03-08-tryout-prep Phase 9a (Backend subscription endpoints)
Blocks Phase 9b (westside-app payment dashboard)

## Summary Adds Stripe Subscription management for the club's $200/month player dues. Includes admin endpoints for creating/canceling subscriptions, overview dashboard, webhook processing for billing events, and a player-facing portal link endpoint. ## Changes - `src/basketball_api/models.py`: Added `SubscriptionStatus` enum (active/past_due/canceled/none) and three new fields on Player: `subscription_status`, `stripe_customer_id`, `stripe_subscription_id` - `alembic/versions/009_add_subscription_fields.py`: Migration adding the three subscription columns to the players table, chained from 008 - `src/basketball_api/routes/subscriptions.py`: New router with 6 endpoints: `POST /setup` (idempotent product+price creation), `POST /{player_id}` (create subscription), `GET /` (list by status), `GET /overview` (counts + revenue), `DELETE /{player_id}` (cancel), `GET /mine` (player portal) - `src/basketball_api/routes/webhooks.py`: Extended webhook handler with 4 new event types: `invoice.paid`, `invoice.payment_failed`, `customer.subscription.updated`, `customer.subscription.deleted` - `src/basketball_api/main.py`: Registered subscriptions router at `/api/subscriptions` - `tests/test_subscriptions.py`: 26 tests covering all endpoints, webhook event processing, auth enforcement, and edge cases. All Stripe API calls are mocked. ## Test Plan - [x] Tests pass locally (`pytest tests/test_subscriptions.py -v` -- 26 pass) - [x] Full suite passes (`pytest tests/ -v` -- 242 pass, no regressions) - [x] `ruff format` + `ruff check` clean - [ ] Manual verification of subscription create/cancel flow with Stripe test keys - [ ] Verify Alembic migration applies cleanly to production DB ## Review Checklist - [x] Passed automated review-fix loop - [x] No secrets committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes - [x] Commit messages are descriptive ## Related - Closes #83 - `plan-2026-03-08-tryout-prep` Phase 9a (Backend subscription endpoints) - Blocks Phase 9b (westside-app payment dashboard)

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feat: add Stripe subscription endpoints + webhooks for monthly payments

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Adds subscription management for the $200/month club dues:
- Player model gains subscription_status, stripe_customer_id, stripe_subscription_id
- Alembic migration 009 adds the three new columns
- New /api/subscriptions router: setup, create, list, overview, cancel, mine
- Webhook handler extended for invoice.paid, invoice.payment_failed,
  customer.subscription.updated, customer.subscription.deleted
- 26 tests covering all endpoints, webhooks, auth enforcement, and edge cases

Closes #83

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

forgejo_admin commented

2026-03-14 23:21:26 +00:00

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Review: PR #84 -- Stripe Subscription Endpoints

Summary

Self-review of backend subscription feature. 6 files changed, 1256 insertions, 6 deletions. All 242 tests pass (26 new), ruff clean.

Findings

Model & Migration

SubscriptionStatus enum correctly placed before OnboardingStatus to avoid forward-reference issues.
Migration 009 chains from 008 correctly. Enum created with checkfirst=True. Downgrade drops columns then enum. Clean.
server_default="none" on subscription_status ensures existing rows get the right default without backfill.

Route Design

Module-level require_admin = require_role("admin") follows the established pattern from teams.py and admin.py, enabling test overrides.
No route shadowing: POST /setup precedes POST /{player_id}, and GET /mine and GET /overview are static paths that cannot collide with path-parameter routes (which only use POST/DELETE methods).
_get_tenant_or_404 helper is duplicated from teams.py. Acceptable for now -- extracting to a shared module is a future cleanup.

Webhook Handler

Clean separation: _process_subscription_event dispatches to four typed handlers.
_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP covers all Stripe subscription statuses including edge cases (unpaid, incomplete, incomplete_expired).
Graceful degradation: unknown subscription IDs log a warning and return 200 (preventing Stripe retry storms).
Existing checkout.session.completed flow is preserved unchanged.

Tests

All Stripe API calls are mocked via @patch("basketball_api.routes.subscriptions.stripe").
Webhook tests mock at stripe.Webhook.construct_event level, bypassing signature verification cleanly.
Auth enforcement tests verify 401/403 for all 5 admin endpoints.
Edge cases covered: conflict on duplicate subscription, reuse of existing customer, cancel without subscription, unknown webhook subscription ID.

No Issues Found

No secrets committed.
No unrelated file changes.
Multi-tenant scoping via tenant_id on all queries.
Unused imports: none (ruff F401 clean).

VERDICT: PASS

## Review: PR #84 -- Stripe Subscription Endpoints ### Summary Self-review of backend subscription feature. 6 files changed, 1256 insertions, 6 deletions. All 242 tests pass (26 new), ruff clean. ### Findings **Model & Migration** - `SubscriptionStatus` enum correctly placed before `OnboardingStatus` to avoid forward-reference issues. - Migration 009 chains from 008 correctly. Enum created with `checkfirst=True`. Downgrade drops columns then enum. Clean. - `server_default="none"` on `subscription_status` ensures existing rows get the right default without backfill. **Route Design** - Module-level `require_admin = require_role("admin")` follows the established pattern from `teams.py` and `admin.py`, enabling test overrides. - No route shadowing: `POST /setup` precedes `POST /{player_id}`, and `GET /mine` and `GET /overview` are static paths that cannot collide with path-parameter routes (which only use POST/DELETE methods). - `_get_tenant_or_404` helper is duplicated from `teams.py`. Acceptable for now -- extracting to a shared module is a future cleanup. **Webhook Handler** - Clean separation: `_process_subscription_event` dispatches to four typed handlers. - `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP` covers all Stripe subscription statuses including edge cases (`unpaid`, `incomplete`, `incomplete_expired`). - Graceful degradation: unknown subscription IDs log a warning and return 200 (preventing Stripe retry storms). - Existing `checkout.session.completed` flow is preserved unchanged. **Tests** - All Stripe API calls are mocked via `@patch("basketball_api.routes.subscriptions.stripe")`. - Webhook tests mock at `stripe.Webhook.construct_event` level, bypassing signature verification cleanly. - Auth enforcement tests verify 401/403 for all 5 admin endpoints. - Edge cases covered: conflict on duplicate subscription, reuse of existing customer, cancel without subscription, unknown webhook subscription ID. **No Issues Found** - No secrets committed. - No unrelated file changes. - Multi-tenant scoping via `tenant_id` on all queries. - Unused imports: none (ruff F401 clean). ### VERDICT: PASS

forgejo_admin commented

2026-03-14 23:27:48 +00:00

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PR #84 Review

BLOCKERS

1. Webhook tests will fail in CI -- settings.stripe_webhook_secret is empty

The 5 webhook tests (TestWebhookSubscriptionEvents) mock stripe.Webhook.construct_event but do NOT set or mock settings.stripe_webhook_secret. The webhook handler (webhooks.py:135) checks if not settings.stripe_webhook_secret: and raises HTTP 503 before construct_event is ever called. Since stripe_webhook_secret defaults to "" in config.py and no test fixture or conftest sets BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET, these 5 tests will return 503 instead of the expected 200 in any clean environment.

The tests likely passed locally because the dev agent's environment had BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET set as an env var.

Fix: Either (a) set os.environ["BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET"] = "whsec_test" in conftest.py alongside the other env vars, or (b) patch basketball_api.routes.webhooks.settings.stripe_webhook_secret in each webhook test. Option (a) is simpler and matches the existing pattern in conftest.py.

Affected tests:

test_invoice_paid_sets_active
test_invoice_payment_failed_sets_past_due
test_subscription_deleted_sets_canceled
test_subscription_updated_syncs_status
test_webhook_ignores_unknown_subscription

2. create_subscription assumes subscription is immediately active without checking Stripe's response

At subscriptions.py:202, the code unconditionally sets player.subscription_status = SubscriptionStatus.active after stripe.Subscription.create() returns. However, Stripe subscriptions can start in incomplete status when the first payment requires Strong Customer Authentication (3DS/SCA). The subscription object returned by stripe.Subscription.create() has a .status field that should be read and mapped to the local enum instead of hardcoding active.

Fix: Use _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP (from webhooks.py) or check subscription.status to set the correct initial status:

new_status = _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(subscription.status, SubscriptionStatus.active)
player.subscription_status = new_status

This prevents the local DB from showing "active" while Stripe has "incomplete", which would confuse the admin overview and revenue calculation.

NITS

1. Dead code: _build_webhook_payload helper and 4 unused imports

tests/test_subscriptions.py:166 defines _build_webhook_payload() which is never called by any test. The 4 imports at lines 3-6 (hashlib, hmac, json, time) exist solely for this function. Ruff should flag these as unused -- remove the function and its imports.

2. Stripe Product is not tenant-scoped

setup_subscription_product creates a product named "Monthly Club Dues" without any tenant identifier. If multiple tenants use this API, they would share the same Stripe product. This is fine for the current single-tenant deployment but worth noting as a TODO for multi-tenancy. Consider adding tenant slug/name to the product name or metadata.

3. Revenue calculation only counts locally-tracked active subscriptions

subscription_overview calculates monthly_revenue_cents by multiplying MONTHLY_AMOUNT_CENTS by the count of locally-active players. This could drift from Stripe's actual billing if webhook processing delays cause status mismatches. Not a bug for MVP, but a comment noting this is an estimate (not Stripe's authoritative revenue) would help future developers.

4. cancel_subscription clears stripe_subscription_id but the webhook handler does the same

When an admin cancels via DELETE /{player_id}, the code calls stripe.Subscription.cancel() and immediately sets stripe_subscription_id = None. Stripe will then fire a customer.subscription.deleted webhook, which _handle_subscription_deleted also handles by setting stripe_subscription_id = None. The second write is a no-op (already None) so it is harmless, but the comment in the code could note this expected double-write to avoid confusion during debugging.

5. _get_tenant_or_404 and _get_player_or_404 duplicate patterns from teams.py

Both subscriptions.py and teams.py define identical tenant/player lookup helpers. Consider extracting these to a shared routes/helpers.py module to reduce duplication. Low priority.

SOP COMPLIANCE

Branch named after issue (83-stripe-subscription-endpoints references issue #83)
PR body has ## Summary, ## Changes, ## Test Plan, ## Related
Related section references Closes #83 and plan slug
Tests exist (26 tests covering endpoints, webhooks, auth, edge cases)
Tests pass in CI (webhook tests will fail without BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET -- see Blocker #1)
No secrets, .env files, or credentials committed (whsec_test_secret in test helper is a fake value)
No unnecessary file changes (6 files, all directly relevant)
Commit messages are descriptive
Tenant scoping on all admin endpoints via tenant_id parameter (lesson from PR #82 applied)
Webhook signature verification present (stripe.Webhook.construct_event)
/mine endpoint correctly matches by Keycloak email via Parent record
Migration chains correctly from 008, is reversible (downgrade drops columns and enum)

VERDICT: NOT APPROVED

Two blockers must be resolved:

Webhook tests need BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET set in the test environment
create_subscription should read subscription.status from Stripe's response instead of hardcoding active

Both are straightforward fixes. The overall implementation is solid -- good auth guards, proper tenant scoping, clean Pydantic schemas, and thorough test coverage structure. The webhook handler design with _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP for mapping Stripe statuses is well done. Just need these two correctness issues addressed before merge.

## PR #84 Review ### BLOCKERS **1. Webhook tests will fail in CI -- `settings.stripe_webhook_secret` is empty** The 5 webhook tests (`TestWebhookSubscriptionEvents`) mock `stripe.Webhook.construct_event` but do NOT set or mock `settings.stripe_webhook_secret`. The webhook handler (`webhooks.py:135`) checks `if not settings.stripe_webhook_secret:` and raises HTTP 503 **before** `construct_event` is ever called. Since `stripe_webhook_secret` defaults to `""` in `config.py` and no test fixture or conftest sets `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`, these 5 tests will return 503 instead of the expected 200 in any clean environment. The tests likely passed locally because the dev agent's environment had `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` set as an env var. Fix: Either (a) set `os.environ["BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET"] = "whsec_test"` in conftest.py alongside the other env vars, or (b) patch `basketball_api.routes.webhooks.settings.stripe_webhook_secret` in each webhook test. Option (a) is simpler and matches the existing pattern in conftest.py. Affected tests: - `test_invoice_paid_sets_active` - `test_invoice_payment_failed_sets_past_due` - `test_subscription_deleted_sets_canceled` - `test_subscription_updated_syncs_status` - `test_webhook_ignores_unknown_subscription` **2. `create_subscription` assumes subscription is immediately `active` without checking Stripe's response** At `subscriptions.py:202`, the code unconditionally sets `player.subscription_status = SubscriptionStatus.active` after `stripe.Subscription.create()` returns. However, Stripe subscriptions can start in `incomplete` status when the first payment requires Strong Customer Authentication (3DS/SCA). The subscription object returned by `stripe.Subscription.create()` has a `.status` field that should be read and mapped to the local enum instead of hardcoding `active`. Fix: Use `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP` (from webhooks.py) or check `subscription.status` to set the correct initial status: ``` new_status = _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(subscription.status, SubscriptionStatus.active) player.subscription_status = new_status ``` This prevents the local DB from showing "active" while Stripe has "incomplete", which would confuse the admin overview and revenue calculation. ### NITS **1. Dead code: `_build_webhook_payload` helper and 4 unused imports** `tests/test_subscriptions.py:166` defines `_build_webhook_payload()` which is never called by any test. The 4 imports at lines 3-6 (`hashlib`, `hmac`, `json`, `time`) exist solely for this function. Ruff should flag these as unused -- remove the function and its imports. **2. Stripe Product is not tenant-scoped** `setup_subscription_product` creates a product named "Monthly Club Dues" without any tenant identifier. If multiple tenants use this API, they would share the same Stripe product. This is fine for the current single-tenant deployment but worth noting as a TODO for multi-tenancy. Consider adding tenant slug/name to the product name or metadata. **3. Revenue calculation only counts locally-tracked active subscriptions** `subscription_overview` calculates `monthly_revenue_cents` by multiplying `MONTHLY_AMOUNT_CENTS` by the count of locally-active players. This could drift from Stripe's actual billing if webhook processing delays cause status mismatches. Not a bug for MVP, but a comment noting this is an estimate (not Stripe's authoritative revenue) would help future developers. **4. `cancel_subscription` clears `stripe_subscription_id` but the webhook handler does the same** When an admin cancels via `DELETE /{player_id}`, the code calls `stripe.Subscription.cancel()` and immediately sets `stripe_subscription_id = None`. Stripe will then fire a `customer.subscription.deleted` webhook, which `_handle_subscription_deleted` also handles by setting `stripe_subscription_id = None`. The second write is a no-op (already None) so it is harmless, but the comment in the code could note this expected double-write to avoid confusion during debugging. **5. `_get_tenant_or_404` and `_get_player_or_404` duplicate patterns from teams.py** Both `subscriptions.py` and `teams.py` define identical tenant/player lookup helpers. Consider extracting these to a shared `routes/helpers.py` module to reduce duplication. Low priority. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue (`83-stripe-subscription-endpoints` references issue #83) - [x] PR body has `## Summary`, `## Changes`, `## Test Plan`, `## Related` - [x] Related section references `Closes #83` and plan slug - [x] Tests exist (26 tests covering endpoints, webhooks, auth, edge cases) - [ ] Tests pass in CI (webhook tests will fail without `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` -- see Blocker #1) - [x] No secrets, .env files, or credentials committed (`whsec_test_secret` in test helper is a fake value) - [x] No unnecessary file changes (6 files, all directly relevant) - [x] Commit messages are descriptive - [x] Tenant scoping on all admin endpoints via `tenant_id` parameter (lesson from PR #82 applied) - [x] Webhook signature verification present (`stripe.Webhook.construct_event`) - [x] `/mine` endpoint correctly matches by Keycloak email via Parent record - [x] Migration chains correctly from 008, is reversible (downgrade drops columns and enum) ### VERDICT: NOT APPROVED Two blockers must be resolved: 1. Webhook tests need `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` set in the test environment 2. `create_subscription` should read `subscription.status` from Stripe's response instead of hardcoding `active` Both are straightforward fixes. The overall implementation is solid -- good auth guards, proper tenant scoping, clean Pydantic schemas, and thorough test coverage structure. The webhook handler design with `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP` for mapping Stripe statuses is well done. Just need these two correctness issues addressed before merge.

forgejo_admin added 1 commit

2026-03-14 23:30:49 +00:00

fix: resolve QA blockers — webhook test env + Stripe status mapping

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1. Add BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET env var in tests/conftest.py so
   the webhook handler's 503 guard doesn't fire before mocks are reached.

2. Map Stripe subscription.status in create_subscription instead of
   hardcoding 'active' — handles incomplete/trialing/etc from 3DS/SCA.

3. Remove dead _build_webhook_payload helper and 4 unused imports from
   test_subscriptions.py.

4. Set status="active" on mocked Subscription.create return values so
   tests exercise the new status-mapping code path correctly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

forgejo_admin commented

2026-03-14 23:30:59 +00:00

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QA blockers resolved in commit 6b65a29:

Blocker 1 -- Webhook tests fail without BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
Added os.environ.setdefault("BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET", "whsec_test") in tests/conftest.py alongside existing env var setup. The webhook handler's if not settings.stripe_webhook_secret: guard no longer fires a 503 before mocks are reached.

Blocker 2 -- create_subscription hardcodes status as active
Added _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP dict to routes/subscriptions.py (same mapping used in webhooks.py). create_subscription now reads subscription.status from Stripe's response via getattr(subscription, "status", "active") and maps it through the dict. Handles incomplete, trialing, unpaid, etc. gracefully without adding new enum values.

Nit -- Dead code cleanup
Removed _build_webhook_payload helper and 4 unused imports (hashlib, hmac, json, time) from tests/test_subscriptions.py.

Test fix
Updated 3 mocked Subscription.create return values to include status="active" so they exercise the new status-mapping code path correctly.

All 242 tests pass. ruff format + ruff check clean.

QA blockers resolved in commit 6b65a29: **Blocker 1 -- Webhook tests fail without `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`** Added `os.environ.setdefault("BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET", "whsec_test")` in `tests/conftest.py` alongside existing env var setup. The webhook handler's `if not settings.stripe_webhook_secret:` guard no longer fires a 503 before mocks are reached. **Blocker 2 -- `create_subscription` hardcodes status as `active`** Added `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP` dict to `routes/subscriptions.py` (same mapping used in `webhooks.py`). `create_subscription` now reads `subscription.status` from Stripe's response via `getattr(subscription, "status", "active")` and maps it through the dict. Handles `incomplete`, `trialing`, `unpaid`, etc. gracefully without adding new enum values. **Nit -- Dead code cleanup** Removed `_build_webhook_payload` helper and 4 unused imports (`hashlib`, `hmac`, `json`, `time`) from `tests/test_subscriptions.py`. **Test fix** Updated 3 mocked `Subscription.create` return values to include `status="active"` so they exercise the new status-mapping code path correctly. All 242 tests pass. `ruff format` + `ruff check` clean.

forgejo_admin commented

2026-03-14 23:33:57 +00:00

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PR #84 Review (Re-review after fix cycle)

BLOCKERS

None. Both previously identified blockers have been resolved:

Webhook tests env var -- FIXED. tests/conftest.py line 13 now sets BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_test via os.environ.setdefault before settings import. The webhook handler's 503 guard no longer fires before mocks are reached.
Hardcoded active status -- FIXED. _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP dict in routes/subscriptions.py (lines 23-31) maps all 7 Stripe subscription statuses (active, past_due, canceled, unpaid, incomplete, incomplete_expired, trialing). create_subscription reads subscription.status from the Stripe response (line 212) and maps through the dict (line 213) instead of hardcoding.
Dead code removal -- Confirmed. _build_webhook_payload returns zero matches across the entire repo.

NITS

Duplicated _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP -- The same map is defined in both routes/subscriptions.py (lines 23-31) and routes/webhooks.py (lines 17-24). The two copies are not identical: subscriptions.py includes "trialing" while webhooks.py does not. Consider extracting to a shared location (e.g., models.py or a shared constants module) to keep them in sync.
Inconsistent fallback defaults -- subscriptions.py line 213 uses _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(stripe_status, SubscriptionStatus.active) (fallback to active), while webhooks.py line 96 uses _STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(stripe_status, SubscriptionStatus.none) (fallback to none). Both are defensible in their respective contexts (optimistic for creation, conservative for webhooks), but worth a comment explaining the intent.
PR body missing ## Related section -- The SOP template calls for a ## Related section referencing the plan slug. The issue title mentions "Phase 9a" but the PR body does not have a Related section linking to the plan. Non-blocking for this review.

SOP COMPLIANCE

Branch named after issue (83-stripe-subscription-endpoints references issue #83)
PR body has ## Summary, ## Changes, ## Test Plan
PR body missing ## Related section with plan slug reference
Tests exist (26 subscription tests covering endpoints, webhooks, auth enforcement, edge cases)
No secrets, .env files, or credentials committed
No unnecessary file changes -- scope is tight (model, migration, routes, webhooks, tests, main.py registration)
Commit messages are descriptive

VERDICT: APPROVED

Both blockers from the previous review are resolved. The status mapping fix correctly handles all Stripe subscription states. The nits (DRY map duplication, missing Related section) are non-blocking and can be addressed in a follow-up.

## PR #84 Review (Re-review after fix cycle) ### BLOCKERS None. Both previously identified blockers have been resolved: 1. **Webhook tests env var** -- FIXED. `tests/conftest.py` line 13 now sets `BASKETBALL_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_test` via `os.environ.setdefault` before settings import. The webhook handler's 503 guard no longer fires before mocks are reached. 2. **Hardcoded active status** -- FIXED. `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP` dict in `routes/subscriptions.py` (lines 23-31) maps all 7 Stripe subscription statuses (`active`, `past_due`, `canceled`, `unpaid`, `incomplete`, `incomplete_expired`, `trialing`). `create_subscription` reads `subscription.status` from the Stripe response (line 212) and maps through the dict (line 213) instead of hardcoding. 3. **Dead code removal** -- Confirmed. `_build_webhook_payload` returns zero matches across the entire repo. ### NITS 1. **Duplicated `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP`** -- The same map is defined in both `routes/subscriptions.py` (lines 23-31) and `routes/webhooks.py` (lines 17-24). The two copies are not identical: `subscriptions.py` includes `"trialing"` while `webhooks.py` does not. Consider extracting to a shared location (e.g., `models.py` or a shared constants module) to keep them in sync. 2. **Inconsistent fallback defaults** -- `subscriptions.py` line 213 uses `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(stripe_status, SubscriptionStatus.active)` (fallback to `active`), while `webhooks.py` line 96 uses `_STRIPE_STATUS_MAP.get(stripe_status, SubscriptionStatus.none)` (fallback to `none`). Both are defensible in their respective contexts (optimistic for creation, conservative for webhooks), but worth a comment explaining the intent. 3. **PR body missing `## Related` section** -- The SOP template calls for a `## Related` section referencing the plan slug. The issue title mentions "Phase 9a" but the PR body does not have a Related section linking to the plan. Non-blocking for this review. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue (`83-stripe-subscription-endpoints` references issue #83) - [x] PR body has `## Summary`, `## Changes`, `## Test Plan` - [ ] PR body missing `## Related` section with plan slug reference - [x] Tests exist (26 subscription tests covering endpoints, webhooks, auth enforcement, edge cases) - [x] No secrets, `.env` files, or credentials committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes -- scope is tight (model, migration, routes, webhooks, tests, main.py registration) - [x] Commit messages are descriptive ### VERDICT: APPROVED Both blockers from the previous review are resolved. The status mapping fix correctly handles all Stripe subscription states. The nits (DRY map duplication, missing Related section) are non-blocking and can be addressed in a follow-up.