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Organizations: LinkedIn company-page management #42
Description
Part of #38 — Social account linking (OAuth) and full cross-post destination support
Web behaviour (/help/organizations → LinkedIn company pages): an organization can hold a
LinkedIn credential and assign pages to members.
None of these are called from Android:
GET /api/organizations/{id}/linkedin/statusPUT /api/organizations/{id}/linkedin/assignmentsDELETE /api/organizations/{id}/linkedin/credentialPOST /api/organizations/{id}/linkedin/sync-pages
Add a LinkedIn section to the organization detail screen, visible only to roles allowed to manage
it.
Tests: status parse; assignment round-trip; credential removal confirmation.
Filed from the parity review of feature/parity-wip @ 14d7795 against interlinedlist.com (OpenAPI /api/openapi.json, 233 paths) and the public help centre.
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Adron commentedon Sep 16, 2026
Implemented in the PR above (branch
issue/42-org-linkedin). Closing here — review and any follow-up happens on the PR.Three live findings contradict the help centre and are worth fixing in the docs:
GET …/linkedin/statusreturns{"credential":null,"role":"member"}, not the documented{"connected":true,"expiresAt":…}.GET …/linkedin/assignmentsandGET …/linkedin/sync-pagesanswer 405 — the help centre's endpoint table lists GETs that do not exist. The status payload is the only source of pages and assignments.PUT …/linkedin/assignmentstakes one{userId, pageId}pair, not a map of assignments. OmittingpageIdclears that member (200 {"assigned":false}).Good news on enforcement: unlike the member endpoints #83 found unenforced, the server does enforce roles here — a plain member gets
403 "Admin or owner required".Still unconfirmed: the connected status payload, because no reachable account holds an organization LinkedIn credential. The DTOs are deliberately tolerant and sync re-reads status rather than trusting its own response shape, but this is worth re-probing the first time an org actually connects.
One throwaway org was created for the write probes and deleted; no real organization's credential or assignments were touched.
merge: #42 organization LinkedIn pages (PR)