The DestinationPicker now offers every type that exists (user, voicemail,
ring group, digital receptionist, office hours, announcement, outside
number, hang up) on every page that routes calls; queues and
conferences join in M8. API summaries show the number of dialable
targets ("Ring group Sales (500)", 05 §3). Wizard step 8 gains "Ring
everyone": it creates or refreshes a ring group "Everyone" of all
extensions (unanswered → the first user's voicemail); an IVR isn't
created there because it needs a recorded greeting. m3-t5 now routes
the main number through "Ring everyone" and still passes.
Task: M6-T6
/setup walks a fresh install to working calls: password (done by the
forced change), company, network (detect public IP, LAN IP from
/api/system/status, router checklist; restarts telephony because the
transports changed), email (skippable), voip.ms trunk (Next unlocks on
Registered), phone numbers, users (extension auto-numbered, temporary
passwords shown once), main number routing, emergency (default E911
caller ID required once a trunk exists), done. Steps 7-8 ship now
because the acceptance needs a user and a routed number; their M6
choices (everyone, IVR) come later. Admins land on /setup until it is
finished or skipped.
api: /api/setup/status and /complete, POST
/api/settings/network/detect-public-ip (ipify, then ifconfig.me),
GET /api/system/status (M3 subset), POST /api/system/asterisk/restart
(an AMI disconnect during a restart counts as success).
restartRequired clears on AMI connect once Asterisk's uptime shows it
started after the change. The first phone number becomes the default
outbound caller ID when none is set (found by the acceptance run:
calls otherwise left with the provider's caller ID).
Verified: scripts/e2e/m3-t5.mjs on a fresh database against the fake
voip.ms: wizard end to end, then an inbound call to the DID rings the
new user's softphone and an outbound call leaves as 13125550000 with
the DID in Remote-Party-ID. m1-t4 now passes through "Skip setup".
Task: M3-T5
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