Phase6c: Optional Company contact name
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@@ -534,20 +534,24 @@ export async function registerCustomer(params: {
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Update a human user's profile (first name + last name). Returns
* the new `details.changeDate` from ZITADEL so the caller can
* confirm the write landed.
* Update a human user's profile (first name + last name + display
* name). Returns the new `details.changeDate` from ZITADEL so the
* caller can confirm the write landed.
*
* The v2 user service endpoint is technically a PUT but accepts
* partial bodies — only `profile.givenName` and `profile.familyName`
* are sent. ZITADEL preserves email, password, and other fields
* across the call (verified empirically in stripe-node#7786 and
* documented in v2.63+ of zitadel-server).
* partial bodies — only the `profile` block is sent. ZITADEL
* preserves email, password, and other fields across the call
* (verified empirically in zitadel-server#7786 and documented in
* v2.63+ of zitadel-server).
*
* `displayName` is intentionally NOT sent. ZITADEL recomputes it
* from givenName + familyName when not provided, which is what we
* want — keeping displayName as a frozen value would let it drift
* out of sync with the name parts on subsequent edits.
* `displayName` IS sent explicitly, set to "givenName familyName".
* Empirically (and contra what some docs suggest), ZITADEL does
* NOT recompute displayName when only the name parts change — it
* keeps whatever displayName was previously stored, including the
* one set at user creation time. That stale displayName is what
* ZITADEL surfaces in the OIDC `name` claim, so without this
* explicit write the portal session would never see the updated
* name (even after sign-out / sign-in).
*
* Auth: the portal's service-account PAT (ZITADEL_SA_PAT). The PAT
* must have user-write permission in the user's resource org.
@@ -556,7 +560,8 @@ export async function registerCustomer(params: {
*/
export interface UpdateHumanUserProfileResult {
changeDate: string;
/** ZITADEL recomputes this from given+family unless overridden. */
/** The displayName ZITADEL stored, which the OIDC `name` claim will
* carry on the user's next session. */
displayName: string;
}
@@ -566,6 +571,11 @@ export async function updateHumanUserProfile(params: {
familyName: string;
}): Promise<UpdateHumanUserProfileResult> {
const path = `/v2/users/human/${encodeURIComponent(params.userId)}`;
// Compose the displayName ourselves so ZITADEL stores something
// sensible. Empty-string fallback only triggers if both name parts
// are blank, which the API zod schema prevents anyway.
const displayName =
`${params.givenName.trim()} ${params.familyName.trim()}`.trim();
type ZitadelUpdateResponse = {
details?: { changeDate?: string };
};
@@ -573,15 +583,16 @@ export async function updateHumanUserProfile(params: {
profile: {
givenName: params.givenName,
familyName: params.familyName,
displayName,
},
});
// Re-fetch the user so we can return the canonical displayName
// (ZITADEL computes "Given Family" itself; matching what NextAuth
// sees in the next sign-in claim).
// Re-fetch the user to read back the canonical displayName ZITADEL
// committed. Should match what we sent, but reading from the source
// of truth catches any sanitization ZITADEL might apply.
const detail = await getHumanUserDetail(params.userId);
return {
changeDate: new Date().toISOString(),
displayName: detail.displayName,
displayName: detail.displayName || displayName,
};
}