Owner wanted the first user on 1. Numbering ranges now choose the Next free suggestion
(Settings → Numbering), the setup wizard takes a number per person, and a one-digit number
can't also be a menu key of a digital receptionist with direct dialing. Dialplan patterns that
take an internal number match one digit (_X!); golden case short-numbers proves it in Asterisk.
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
/api/ring-groups CRUD with members as ordered memberIds (unique, must
exist), number from the ring-group range, a no-answer destination
(never itself), and delete refused while something points at it. The
generator renders sp-rg-{id} (Dial through sp-rg-member: all at once with
the total ring time, or one at a time with the per-member time, music
instead of ringing on request), adds the number to sp-local-numbers, and
destApp sends ring_group destinations there. Golden case ringgroups.
The DestinationPicker is now generic over targets picked by id and gains
"Voicemail of a user" and "Ring group" (M6-T6 completes it). Caller-name
prefixes (DIDs and ring groups) get a space before the caller's name.
Ring groups page with an ordered member list.
e2e m6-t2 found the new-group form failing on an unset no-answer
destination (fixed: defaults to hang up). It checks ring-all (both ring,
191 answers) and hunt (190 alone for 5 s, then 191) with real calls. The
generator debounce test now waits for the apply instead of a fixed 150 ms.
Task: M6-T2