fix(integrations): Linear and GitHub sync need Pro; Linear plugin gets its own connection by saddlepaddle · Pull Request #7985 · ParadevAI/Paradev

saddlepaddle · 2026-09-30T16:58:33Z

What & why

Two support reports about Linear "not connecting". They had different causes, and both left the user without an explanation.

Free orgs looped on reconnect. Since #7947, the hourly suspend cron revokes Linear and GitHub for orgs outside the sync policy. It has revoked 1,334 Linear connections so far. Connecting was still open, though. A free org could connect, get revoked at the next hour, and then see "Linear authorization expired. Reconnect to resume syncing." Since the cron started, 5 of the 8 new Linear connections were revoked within an hour.

linear/connect and github/install send an org that organizationSyncsNow rejects to /settings/billing, so it never reaches Linear or GitHub. This is the same predicate the cron uses, so the two can't disagree.
New integration.syncAllowed query. Its callers are in feat(integrations): free organizations get the Pro Features dialog for Linear and GitHub #8048, which merges after this is live: the web pages redirect free orgs to billing, desktop's Settings → Integrations opens the Pro dialog, and the CLI checks before connecting.

A paid org's Linear workspace was already linked to a coworker's separate org. The callback returned workspace_already_linked, but the Linear page had no message for it.

The Linear callback now passes owner and the page says "…already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first.", as Slack does.

Two older bugs found while checking the above:

No integration callback toast has ever shown. IntegrationErrorHandler publishes in the page's effect. That runs before the root layout's <Toaster> subscribes, and sonner 2.0.7 drops anything published before then. The toast is now deferred one task (not cancelled on cleanup) and has a stable id so StrictMode can't show it twice.
The {owner}/{detail} messages on Slack and Teams rendered the name blank, because Lingui filled the placeholder with nothing on the server. The placeholder is now passed through as its own value.

The Linear plugin gets its own personal connection. The plugin and Tasks sync shared one per-person linear row, which uses our Linear OAuth app. Grants from that app turn on webhook deliveries. So #7947's revoke broke the plugin for free orgs, reconnecting through the plugin turned webhooks back on until the next revoke, and uninstalling the plugin disconnected sync.

New linear_mcp connector: a dynamic client against mcp.linear.app, like notion_mcp/sentry_mcp. It uses the client-metadata document on https and registration on localhost. It also offers a Personal API key option, since Linear's MCP server accepts keys as bearer tokens. Identity comes from the server's get_user("me"). These tokens belong to Linear's MCP app, so no webhooks follow and the cron never touches them. The plugin stays free.
plugins/linear 1.5.3 points at linear_mcp. Existing installs follow through installConnector, and each person signs in once.
The suspend cron revokes only OAuth linear rows. An API key starts no webhooks, so revoking it only deleted the person's key.
After merge: tag linear@1.5.3 (git tag linear@1.5.3 <merge sha> && git push --tags).

Not in this PR: the pricing page still lists "GitHub integration" under Free. Whether it moves to Pro is an open decision.

How I tested it

Local API and web on this workspace's Neon branch, signed in as the seeded dev admin, with temporary subscriptions and connections rows (deleted afterwards).

Free org: both connect URLs return 302 to /settings/billing.
Pro org: linear/connect returns 302 to linear.app/oauth/authorize, and github/install returns 302 to the dev GitHub App install page. Unchanged.
Toasts in headless Chrome: the Linear conflict toast names the owner, the Slack and Teams owner toasts include the email, and oauth_denied now shows. One toast each.
bun test in apps/api integrations (57 pass), typecheck for api/web/trpc/cli, biome, check:i18n.
Plugin, end to end against the real mcp.linear.app with a local API: /api/connectors/linear_mcp/connect registered a client, then Linear consent and workspace picker (Superset). The callback saved a linear_mcp row keyed on the Linear user with read/write and a refresh token. Then tools/call get_workspace through /mcp/plugins/superset/linear returned the Superset workspace. After that I disconnected, uninstalled and revoked the key.
check:plugins, 174 api integration tests, 84 connector/plugin tests.

Not tested: the Personal API key option on linear_mcp (no key available; Linear's docs say the MCP server accepts keys), the production client-metadata-document path (localhost always registers), a real Linear OAuth round-trip that hits the conflict (the page was checked by loading the callback's redirect URL directly), the CLI change beyond typecheck, and non-English rendering of the new strings.

Checklist

PR title follows conventional commits (type(scope): subject)
bun run lint and bun run typecheck pass (CI fails on lint warnings too)
"Allow edits from maintainers" is checked on fork PRs

Summary by cubic

Linear and GitHub sync now require Pro: on free orgs, the connect routes redirect to billing instead of allowing a connection the hourly suspend cron would revoke. The Linear conflict toast now names the workspace owner, and callback toasts show correctly after being deferred past the root layout's <Toaster> subscription.

The Linear plugin and Tasks sync no longer share one linear connection row. The plugin uses a new linear_mcp connector on mcp.linear.app (OAuth or personal API key) that starts no webhooks, so the suspend cron now revokes only OAuth linear rows, and existing installs pick up the connector automatically. A new integration.syncAllowed query lets clients check the sync policy before connecting.

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New Features
- Added support for connecting to Linear through its MCP endpoint using OAuth or a personal API key.
- Linear connection-conflict messages now identify the existing owner or organization, with translations in supported languages.
Bug Fixes
- GitHub and Linear connections now redirect to billing settings when synchronization isn’t enabled.
- Linear workspace conflicts now return users to integration settings with a clear message.
- Linear suspension checks no longer target active connections that don’t use OAuth.
Chores
- Updated the Linear plugin version.

…s show Free organizations could connect Linear, and the hourly suspend cron revoked the connection at the next hour. The page then said "authorization expired, reconnect", so people looped. The connect routes now refuse an organization outside the sync policy, and the web pages show an upgrade button instead of Connect. The CLI's github connect fails early with the same message. A Linear workspace already linked to another Superset organization now says who holds it, as Slack does. No integration callback toast ever showed: the page published it before the root layout's Toaster subscribed, and sonner drops toasts published before that. The "connected by {owner}" messages also rendered the owner blank, because Lingui filled the placeholder with nothing on the server.

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Walkthrough

GitHub and Linear connection routes now check organization sync eligibility. Linear workspace conflicts redirect with optional owner details and use localized callback messages. The Linear MCP connector adds OAuth and personal API key methods, updates plugin metadata, and narrows the Linear suspension query to OAuth2 connections.

Changes

Integration eligibility and callback handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Sync eligibility checks `packages/trpc/src/router/integration/integration.ts`, `apps/api/src/app/api/github/install/route.ts`, `apps/api/src/app/api/integrations/linear/connect/route.ts`	The protected `syncAllowed` procedure verifies organization membership and returns sync eligibility. GitHub and Linear routes redirect to billing settings when the organization is not currently syncing.
Linear conflict callbacks and messages `apps/api/src/app/api/integrations/linear/callback/route.ts`, `apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/components/IntegrationErrorHandler/IntegrationErrorHandler.tsx`, `apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/linear/page.tsx`, `apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/microsoft-teams/page.tsx`, `apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/slack/page.tsx`, `packages/i18n/locales/*/messages.po`	Linear workspace conflicts redirect with an optional owner email. The error handler adds the conflict key and defers provider-specific toasts. Integration pages and locale catalogs supply conflict messages and interpolation values.

Linear MCP connector updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
MCP connector methods and metadata `packages/shared/src/connectors/connectors.json`, `plugins/linear/plugin.json`, `.agent-marketplace.json`	The `linear_mcp` connector defines OAuth and personal API key methods with identity lookup and Bearer authorization. The plugin slug and declared versions are updated.
Linear suspension filtering `apps/api/src/app/api/integrations/jobs/suspend/route.ts`	The Linear revocation query selects active connections that use OAuth2.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Suggested reviewers: kitenite

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 74b60

Free organizations see Connect Linear buttons that bounce them to billing, with no upfront Pro gate. Minor translation wording issues in German and Russian may also remain. Neither blocks merge, but both are worth fixing.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 74b60

Connection setup becomes more restrictive, and the Linear plugin gets a separate connection. The main concern is limited identity disclosure: someone authorized to access the same Linear workspace can now learn another organization’s connection owner’s email. No broader authorization bypass was established, but credential rollout and recovery coverage remains incomplete.

Retained concerns

Low · security · observed: Linear workspace-conflict responses now reveal the existing connection owner’s Superset email across organization boundaries. The requester must belong to their own eligible organization and authorize access to the same Linear workspace, but need not belong to the owner’s Superset organization. This is a bounded new identity disclosure; whether it is an approved disclosure policy remains unresolved.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

inferred — The new email-disclosure path is constrained to the owner of an active connection for the provider workspace established by successful Linear authorization. It is not an arbitrary email-directory lookup. Separately, MCP credentials carry read and write authority at Linear and use a user-scoped connector namespace.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

observed — An authenticated member of an eligible Superset organization can authorize the already-linked Linear workspace and receive another Superset organization’s connection owner email in the conflict redirect and toast. The email comes from the Superset user record, not merely from the requester’s Linear identity. This disclosure is new; its privacy-policy approval was not established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Setup requires a session and membership in the requested organization. Linear callback processing retains signed-state validation, answering-browser cookie binding, and callback-time membership verification. These controls limit the disclosure path and preserve identity binding across OAuth.
observed — The conflict redirect uses a fixed integration URL and URL-encodes the owner email. The error handler renders the supplied owner as toast text and cleans the URL using a fixed provider path; this inspected path did not establish an executable HTML sink or input-controlled redirect destination.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

inferred — Eligibility changing during OAuth can still leave a persisted connection awaiting suspension, and concurrent workspace-conflict checks remain separate from writes. The relevant persistence ordering, conflict helper, and schema were unchanged against the comparison base; these existing transition limitations are not evidence that this PR introduced or worsened them.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Make cross-organization conflict assistance follow an explicit disclosure policy. Where revealing a Superset email is unnecessary, retain generic conflict messaging or use a mediated contact mechanism.

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connections still offer Disconnect when `syncAllowed` is false; continue
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Review comments at @packages/i18n/locales/de/messages.po:
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workspace message to use the natural passive form “wurde” instead of “ist,”
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Review comments at @packages/i18n/locales/en/messages.po:
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+		trpc.integration.syncAllowed.query({ organizationId: organization.id }),
+	]);
 	const needsReconnect = !!connection?.needsReconnect;
+	const isConnected = !!connection && (syncAllowed || !needsReconnect);


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Keep Disconnect available for retained Linear connections.

When a free organization has a revoked connection, this condition sets isConnected to false. Linear ConnectionControls then shows only the billing link. The user cannot remove the existing connection without upgrading.

Keep the “Not Connected” badge, but pass connection existence separately to ConnectionControls. Use that value to keep Disconnect available while syncAllowed blocks Connect and Reconnect.

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+msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first."
+msgstr "Dieser Linear-Workspace ist bereits von {owner} verbunden. Bitte diese Person, die Verbindung zuerst zu trennen."


🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use a natural German passive form.

“ist bereits von {owner} verbunden” is not idiomatic here. Replace “ist” with “wurde” to express that {owner} connected the workspace.

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 msgstr "Эта ссылка на задачу недействительна."

+msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first."
+msgstr "Это рабочее пространство Linear уже подключено {owner}. Попросите отключить его."


🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add the missing relation before {owner}.

подключено {owner} is ungrammatical Russian and does not identify {owner} as the party that connected the workspace. Use a construction such as подключено владельцем {owner}.

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The plugin and Tasks sync shared one `linear` connection row: our Linear OAuth app, whose grants turn on webhook deliveries. So the suspend cron's revoke broke the plugin for free organizations, reconnecting through the plugin turned webhooks back on until the next revoke, and uninstalling the plugin disconnected the sync. `linear_mcp` signs a person in to mcp.linear.app with a dynamic client (client-metadata document on https, registration on localhost), as notion_mcp and sentry_mcp do, or takes a personal API key, which the MCP server accepts as a bearer token. Identity comes from the server's own get_user("me"). These tokens belong to Linear's MCP app, so no webhooks follow and the cron never touches them. Existing installs pick up the new connector through installConnector; each person signs in once. The suspend cron now revokes only OAuth `linear` rows: an API key starts no webhooks, so revoking it only deleted a person's key.

…pages The connection and settings sections are replaced by the desktop's Pro gate (as in Settings > Mobile): one line and Upgrade to Pro, which goes to the billing page. Paid organizations see the page unchanged.

…o connected it

…uth-investigation-ea2ce880

…tes move to a follow-up The Linear and GitHub connect routes redirect a free organization to the billing page. The web pages go back to their main UI: the follow-up routes free organizations away from them instead of gating each page, and moves the CLI check with it, since clients may call integration.syncAllowed only once this API is live.

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🟡 Minor · Add the Pro gate to the Linear controls. · page.tsx:182-186

apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/linear/page.tsx:182-186
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add the Pro gate to the Linear controls.

A free organization can see Connect Linear or Reconnect Linear. The API route redirects free organizations to /settings/billing, but the UI provides no gate or billing link before the click. Pass sync eligibility to ConnectionControls, show the billing link when it is false, and keep Disconnect available.
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<file name="packages/trpc/src/router/integration/integration.ts">

<violation number="1" location="packages/trpc/src/router/integration/integration.ts:32">
P3: `syncAllowed` is exposed as a new tRPC procedure but nothing calls it — the Pro gate in this PR is enforced by the API route redirects, not by this endpoint. Wire the integration pages' gate UI to it, or drop the procedure until that UI lands.</violation>
</file>

<file name="packages/i18n/locales/cs/messages.po">

<violation number="1" location="packages/i18n/locales/cs/messages.po:16074">
P2: This wording says the workspace connected `{owner}`, reversing who connected whom. Use a passive construction so the message correctly identifies the workspace as connected under the owner’s account.</violation>
</file>

<file name="apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/components/IntegrationErrorHandler/IntegrationErrorHandler.tsx">

<violation number="1" location="apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/components/IntegrationErrorHandler/IntegrationErrorHandler.tsx:181">
P3: `setTimeout(show, 0)` is never cancelled, so `show` can publish a toast after this component has unmounted. The comment correctly explains that a cleanup clearing the timer would drop the toast on the replaceState-induced effect re-run, but it doesn't cover the unmount case: if this component unmounts before the timer fires (e.g., a client-side redirect right after the callback lands), the toast still appears on whatever route mounts next. In dev StrictMode the effect also double-runs and schedules two timers (masked today only by the shared toast id). Guard `show` with a ref that tracks mounted: set it true at the top of the effect (so the post-replaceState re-run re-arms it before the timer fires) and false in a cleanup.</violation>
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Architecture diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant W as Web (Pages/Client)
    participant A as API Routes
    participant T as tRPC Router
    participant P as Sync Policy
    participant L as Linear MCP
    participant G as GitHub App
    participant S as Suspend Cron
    participant D as Database

    Note over U,D: Integration Connection Flows

    U->>W: Click Connect (Linear/GitHub)
    W->>A: GET /linear/connect or /github/install
    A->>P: organizationSyncsNow(orgId)
    alt Free org (sync not allowed)
        P-->>A: false
        A-->>U: 302 Redirect to /settings/billing
    else Pro org (sync allowed)
        P-->>A: true
        alt Linear OAuth (MCP)
            A->>L: OAuth authorize (mcp.linear.app)
            L-->>A: OAuth callback
            A->>D: Create connection (linear_mcp)
            A-->>U: 302 Redirect to /integrations/linear
        else GitHub OAuth
            A->>G: OAuth authorize
            G-->>A: OAuth callback
            A->>D: Create connection (github)
            A-->>U: 302 Redirect to /integrations/github
        end
    end

    Note over U,D: Callback Handling

    U->>W: Callback redirect to /integrations/linear
    W->>W: Parse error params
    alt Conflict - workspace already linked
        W->>W: Display owner from ?owner param
        W->>W: Deferred toast (setTimeout 0ms)
    else Other errors (oauth_denied, etc.)
        W->>W: Deferred toast (setTimeout 0ms)
    end
    W->>W: history.replaceState (clean URL)

    Note over U,D: Plugin Connection (Linear Plugin)

    U->>W: Install Linear plugin
    W->>A: GET /api/connectors/linear_mcp/connect
    alt OAuth method
        A->>L: OAuth consent + workspace picker
        L-->>A: Callback with tokens
    else Personal API key
        U->>W: Provide Linear API key
        W->>A: Register with API key
    end
    A->>L: MCP get_user("me")
    L-->>A: Identity (id, email, name)
    A->>D: Store linear_mcp connection (user-scoped)
    A-->>U: Connection successful

    Note over U,D: Suspend Cron (Hourly)

    S->>D: Query linear connections (oauth2 only, no disconnect)
    S->>D: Query github connections
    D-->>S: Matching connections
    S->>P: Check sync policy per org
    alt Org no longer syncs
        S->>D: Revoke OAuth linear connections
        S->>D: Revoke github connections
    else Org still syncs
        S->>D: Keep connections
    end

    Note over U,D: Client Sync Check

    W->>T: integration.syncAllowed(orgId)
    T->>P: organizationSyncsNow(orgId)
    P-->>T: boolean
    T-->>W: Sync allowed status
    alt Not allowed
        W-->>U: Redirect to billing / Pro dialog
    end

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Re-trigger cubic}

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-10-01T22:37:23Z

 msgstr "Tento odkaz na issue je neplatný."

+msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first."
+msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už připojil {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí."


P2: This wording says the workspace connected {owner}, reversing who connected whom. Use a passive construction so the message correctly identifies the workspace as connected under the owner’s account.

Prompt for AI agents

Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/i18n/locales/cs/messages.po, line 16074: <comment>This wording says the workspace connected `{owner}`, reversing who connected whom. Use a passive construction so the message correctly identifies the workspace as connected under the owner’s account.</comment> <file context> @@ -16070,6 +16070,12 @@ msgstr "Trvá to déle než obvykle. Pracovní prostor už možná je připraven msgstr "Tento odkaz na issue je neplatný." +msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first." +msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už připojil {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí." + +msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by another Superset organization." </file context>

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msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už připojil {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí."

msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už je připojený pod účtem {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí."

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-10-01T22:37:23Z

 	/** Which providers are connected, for the trigger editor. */
 	connectionStatus: connectionStatusProcedure,

+	syncAllowed: protectedProcedure


P3: syncAllowed is exposed as a new tRPC procedure but nothing calls it — the Pro gate in this PR is enforced by the API route redirects, not by this endpoint. Wire the integration pages' gate UI to it, or drop the procedure until that UI lands.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/trpc/src/router/integration/integration.ts, line 32: <comment>`syncAllowed` is exposed as a new tRPC procedure but nothing calls it — the Pro gate in this PR is enforced by the API route redirects, not by this endpoint. Wire the integration pages' gate UI to it, or drop the procedure until that UI lands.</comment> <file context> @@ -28,6 +29,13 @@ export const integrationRouter = { /** Which providers are connected, for the trigger editor. */ connectionStatus: connectionStatusProcedure, + syncAllowed: protectedProcedure + .input(z.object({ organizationId: z.uuid() })) + .query(async ({ ctx, input }) => { </file context>

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-10-01T22:37:23Z

+		// The root layout's Toaster subscribes in its own effect, which runs after
+		// this one and drops anything published before it. Never cancelled: the
+		// replaceState below re-runs this effect, and its cleanup would drop the toast.
+		setTimeout(show, 0);


P3: setTimeout(show, 0) is never cancelled, so show can publish a toast after this component has unmounted. The comment correctly explains that a cleanup clearing the timer would drop the toast on the replaceState-induced effect re-run, but it doesn't cover the unmount case: if this component unmounts before the timer fires (e.g., a client-side redirect right after the callback lands), the toast still appears on whatever route mounts next. In dev StrictMode the effect also double-runs and schedules two timers (masked today only by the shared toast id). Guard show with a ref that tracks mounted: set it true at the top of the effect (so the post-replaceState re-run re-arms it before the timer fires) and false in a cleanup.

Prompt for AI agents

Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At apps/web/src/app/(app)/(page)/integrations/components/IntegrationErrorHandler/IntegrationErrorHandler.tsx, line 181: <comment>`setTimeout(show, 0)` is never cancelled, so `show` can publish a toast after this component has unmounted. The comment correctly explains that a cleanup clearing the timer would drop the toast on the replaceState-induced effect re-run, but it doesn't cover the unmount case: if this component unmounts before the timer fires (e.g., a client-side redirect right after the callback lands), the toast still appears on whatever route mounts next. In dev StrictMode the effect also double-runs and schedules two timers (masked today only by the shared toast id). Guard `show` with a ref that tracks mounted: set it true at the top of the effect (so the post-replaceState re-run re-arms it before the timer fires) and false in a cleanup.</comment> <file context> @@ -147,30 +148,37 @@ export function IntegrationErrorHandler<P extends Provider>({ + // The root layout's Toaster subscribes in its own effect, which runs after + // this one and drops anything published before it. Never cancelled: the + // replaceState below re-runs this effect, and its cleanup would drop the toast. + setTimeout(show, 0); window.history.replaceState({}, "", `/integrations/${provider}`); }, [searchParams, provider, messages, warnings, successes]); </file context>

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…r Linear and GitHub (#8048) * fix(integrations): Linear and GitHub connect need Pro; callback toasts show Free organizations could connect Linear, and the hourly suspend cron revoked the connection at the next hour. The page then said "authorization expired, reconnect", so people looped. The connect routes now refuse an organization outside the sync policy, and the web pages show an upgrade button instead of Connect. The CLI's github connect fails early with the same message. A Linear workspace already linked to another Superset organization now says who holds it, as Slack does. No integration callback toast ever showed: the page published it before the root layout's Toaster subscribed, and sonner drops toasts published before that. The "connected by {owner}" messages also rendered the owner blank, because Lingui filled the placeholder with nothing on the server. * feat(plugins): the Linear plugin gets its own personal connection The plugin and Tasks sync shared one `linear` connection row: our Linear OAuth app, whose grants turn on webhook deliveries. So the suspend cron's revoke broke the plugin for free organizations, reconnecting through the plugin turned webhooks back on until the next revoke, and uninstalling the plugin disconnected the sync. `linear_mcp` signs a person in to mcp.linear.app with a dynamic client (client-metadata document on https, registration on localhost), as notion_mcp and sentry_mcp do, or takes a personal API key, which the MCP server accepts as a bearer token. Identity comes from the server's own get_user("me"). These tokens belong to Linear's MCP app, so no webhooks follow and the cron never touches them. Existing installs pick up the new connector through installConnector; each person signs in once. The suspend cron now revokes only OAuth `linear` rows: an API key starts no webhooks, so revoking it only deleted a person's key. * fix(web): free organizations see a Pro gate on the Linear and GitHub pages The connection and settings sections are replaced by the desktop's Pro gate (as in Settings > Mobile): one line and Upgrade to Pro, which goes to the billing page. Paid organizations see the page unchanged. * fix(i18n): German and Russian 'already connected by' messages name who connected it * refactor(integrations): send free organizations to billing; client gates move to a follow-up The Linear and GitHub connect routes redirect a free organization to the billing page. The web pages go back to their main UI: the follow-up routes free organizations away from them instead of gating each page, and moves the CLI check with it, since clients may call integration.syncAllowed only once this API is live. * feat(integrations): free organizations are routed to billing from Linear and GitHub Web: /integrations/linear and /integrations/github redirect an organization that integration.syncAllowed rejects to /settings/billing, so clicking either card in the list lands on the upgrade, and neither page needs a Pro state. Desktop: in Settings > Integrations the Linear and GitHub rows show the PRO badge on a free plan, and Manage or Connect opens the Pro Features dialog (Tasks for Linear, Remote Access for GitHub) instead of the web page. CLI: `integrations github connect` stops with the Pro hint instead of opening the browser and polling for ten minutes. Needs #7985 live in production first: it adds integration.syncAllowed. * feat(web): free organizations get the Pro Features dialog for Linear and GitHub The desktop's Pro Features dialog moves to @superset/ui/pro-features-dialog (sidebar, previews, demos and the feature list, unchanged), and the desktop Paywall renders it with its own tracking and navigation. The web integrations list opens the same dialog when a free organization clicks Linear (Tasks) or GitHub (Remote Access), with the desktop's paywall_* events, and Get Superset Pro goes to billing. The Linear and GitHub pages and connect routes send a free organization to /integrations?pro=<provider>, which opens the dialog, instead of billing. The dialog's visible "Pro Features" heading is now its DialogTitle, which Radix required: the dialog logged an accessibility error on every open.

…8055) * docs(marketing): GitHub integration is a Pro feature on the pricing page Linear and GitHub sync need Pro since #7985 and #8048, and the pricing page still listed GitHub under Free in the plan card, the comparison table and the free-plan FAQ. * docs(marketing): drop GitHub integration from the pricing page It syncs nothing a team can use yet, so it is not a Pro selling point either.

…n id Main's #8049 took migration 0135, so the two here regenerated as 0136 and 0137 off main's drizzle state — never hand-edited. Main's #7985 also moved the Linear plugin's connector slug to linear_mcp, which the test fixtures had hardcoded as linear; the code reads it from the manifest and was right. An entry named linear-9f8a7c6b tells an agent nothing about which account it is reaching, and a real externalUserId is a UUID. The segment now prefers the nickname the person set, then the provider's label, then the id. All or nothing across a connector: a label for one account beside a raw id for its twin reads as two unrelated schemes.

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		msgid "This Linear workspace is already connected by {owner}. Ask them to disconnect first."
		msgstr "Dieser Linear-Workspace ist bereits von {owner} verbunden. Bitte diese Person, die Verbindung zuerst zu trennen."

	msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už připojil {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí."
	msgstr "Tento Linear workspace už je připojený pod účtem {owner}. Požádejte je, ať ho nejdřív odpojí."

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