fix(webapp): guard Stripe init against empty publishable key - #6985
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loadStripe() was called unconditionally with globalEnv.publicStripeKey, which is an empty string on self-hosted/local instances with no Stripe key configured. Stripe.js throws for an empty string instead of resolving null, causing an uncaught promise rejection on every page load - including pre-auth pages like /signin - plus real network beacons fired to stripe.com before any login. Guard the call so stripePromise resolves to null when unconfigured. Downstream consumers already handle this: Plans.tsx has an existing `if (!stripe)` guard, and Stripe's <Elements> accepts a null-resolving promise by design.
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loadStripe() was called unconditionally with globalEnv.publicStripeKey, which is an empty string on self-hosted/local instances with no Stripe key configured. Stripe.js throws for an empty string instead of resolving null, causing an uncaught promise rejection on every page load - including pre-auth pages like /signin - plus real network beacons fired to stripe.com before any login.
Guard the call so stripePromise resolves to null when unconfigured. Downstream consumers already handle this: Plans.tsx has an existing
if (!stripe)guard, and Stripe's accepts a null-resolving promise by design.Related to #5640, which reported this exact crash for self-hosted instances. That issue and its fix (#5641) were auto-closed by the stale bot without maintainer review - confirmed the bug is still live on current master.
Closes #5640
cc @macko911 for review, you've touched this file/area most recently, tagging in case you have context on why the empty-key guard was never added.