feat(frontier): add scope fields to preference messages #441
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Add scope_type and scope_id fields to support org-scoped user preferences: - Preference message: add scope_type (field 6) and scope_id (field 7) - PreferenceRequestBody message: add scope_type (field 4) and scope_id (field 5) - ListCurrentUserPreferencesRequest message: add scope_type (field 1) and scope_id (field 2) These fields enable users to have different preference values per organization context while maintaining backward compatibility with global preferences (empty scope = global). Related: raystack/frontier#1347 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Summary
Add
scope_typeandscope_idfields to Frontier preference messages to support org-scoped user preferences.Behavior
scope_type=app/organization+scope_id=<org_id>= org-scoped preferenceRelated
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