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The original generateAccessLink branched on user state and minted either
an invite URL (forces password setup) or a reset URL (forces password
change). Both required the user to set/change a password — fine for new
users, painful for tech-illiterate sponsor jurors who already have a
working password and just need a fresh login because their JWT went
stale or their email is bouncing.
This adapts the existing invite-token flow to behave as a magic-login
when the user already has a password:
- auth.ts credentials.authorize: only set mustSetPassword=true if the
user has no passwordHash. Users who already set one keep it, the
invite token is consumed, JWT is issued with their current role,
they're signed in.
- accept-invite/page.tsx: redirect to / after accept (was hardcoded
to /set-password). The middleware already enforces the
/set-password detour when mustSetPassword is true, so users who
need it still land there; everyone else routes by role.
- generateAccessLink: drop the reset-password branch. Always emits an
/accept-invite URL. The flow naturally adapts: setup for new users,
magic-login for active ones. Audit log records which behavior fired
(kind: 'setup' | 'magic_login').
- dialog copy: clearer description for each kind.
Net behavior: Didier (active, has password, stale JWT after role
migration) clicks his link → instant login on /jury, password preserved.
Magali (no password yet) clicks hers → /set-password → onboarding.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>