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chatwoot/app/builders/conversation_builder.rb

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class ConversationBuilder
pattr_initialize [:params!, :contact_inbox!]
def perform
look_up_exising_conversation || create_new_conversation
end
private
def look_up_exising_conversation
return unless @contact_inbox.inbox.lock_to_single_conversation?
@contact_inbox.conversations.last
end
def create_new_conversation
conversation = ::Conversation.create!(conversation_params)
# Override status if explicitly provided in params
# This is required because the Conversation model's determine_conversation_status callback
# automatically sets status to :pending when there's an active bot on the inbox.
# However, when users manually create conversations (e.g., via the frontend form),
# they should be able to explicitly set the status to :open to bypass bot handling.
# We use update_column to avoid triggering callbacks and activity logs since this
# is just correcting the status to match the user's explicit intent.
if params[:status].present?
# rubocop:disable Rails/SkipsModelValidations
conversation.update_column(:status, params[:status])
# rubocop:enable Rails/SkipsModelValidations
end
conversation
end
def conversation_params
additional_attributes = params[:additional_attributes]&.permit! || {}
custom_attributes = params[:custom_attributes]&.permit! || {}
status = params[:status].present? ? { status: params[:status] } : {}
# TODO: temporary fallback for the old bot status in conversation, we will remove after couple of releases
# commenting this out to see if there are any errors, if not we can remove this in subsequent releases
# status = { status: 'pending' } if status[:status] == 'bot'
{
account_id: @contact_inbox.inbox.account_id,
inbox_id: @contact_inbox.inbox_id,
contact_id: @contact_inbox.contact_id,
contact_inbox_id: @contact_inbox.id,
additional_attributes: additional_attributes,
custom_attributes: custom_attributes,
snoozed_until: params[:snoozed_until],
assignee_id: params[:assignee_id],
team_id: params[:team_id]
}.merge(status)
end
end