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# @objectstack/service-sms
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## 14.5.0
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### Patch Changes
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## 14.4.0
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- 1c19139: refactor(sms): rename `@objectstack/plugin-sms` to `@objectstack/service-sms`
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Infrastructure services follow the `service-*` convention
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(`service-messaging`, `service-settings`, …) — the `plugin-*` prefix was a
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misfit for a package whose whole job is registering the `sms` kernel
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service (`plugin-email` is legacy debt, not precedent). Same exports, same
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`SmsServicePlugin` class, same `sms` service id and settings namespace —
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only the package name and its home (`packages/services/service-sms`)
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change. The one published `@objectstack/plugin-sms@14.3.0` release should
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be npm-deprecated in favour of `@objectstack/service-sms`.
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### Minor Changes
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- c1064f1: feat(messaging/auth): SMS infrastructure + phone-number OTP first-login/reset (#2780)
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#2766 shipped phone+password sign-in but no OTP — the platform had no SMS
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delivery capability. This adds the missing infrastructure end to end:
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- **New `@objectstack/service-sms`** — `ISmsService`/`ISmsTransport` contracts
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(spec) with Aliyun SMS (ACS3-HMAC-SHA256, template-based) and Twilio
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transports plus a dev log fallback. Configured through the new `sms`
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settings namespace (live provider rebind, encrypted secrets, send-test
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action; `OS_SMS_*` env keys win at the resolver). Deliberately NO message
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persistence and NO body logging — SMS bodies carry OTP codes.
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- **Messaging `sms` channel** — registered at kernel:ready when an `sms`
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service is present; `notify(channels:['sms'])` resolves
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`sendPasswordResetOTP` now deliver via SMS, enabling
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`/phone-number/send-otp` + `/verify` (OTP sign-in/verification) and
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reset). Without a deliverable SMS service they keep failing loudly
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(NOT_SUPPORTED); `features.phoneNumberOtp` advertises real availability.
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across nodes), `/phone-number/*` in the settings-bound per-IP rate-limit
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rules, and OTP codes never reach logs or error messages.
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employee at phone-OTP first sign-in followed by self-set password; mixed
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