* feat(reconciliation): scope bank reconciliation per cash account via transactions.cash_account_id A company with two same-currency cash accounts (e.g. checking 1930 + a savings account) saw every SEK transaction on every account, and the status card summed across both — reconciliation filtered transactions by CURRENCY while filtering GL lines by ACCOUNT (issue #604). Bind each bank transaction to the cash_accounts row it settled on: - New nullable transactions.cash_account_id FK (ON DELETE SET NULL — a bank transaction is räkenskapsinformation, BFL 7 kap, and must survive cash-account deletion) + a best-effort 4-pass backfill. - All reconciliation/transaction queries scope to the selected account with a NULL->currency fallback, so legacy/un-backfilled rows never disappear mid-backfill. - ingestTransactions stamps cash_account_id from the batch's settlementAccount; categorize + manualLink resolve and use it. - Bank leg now books to the transaction's actual settlement account via applySettlementAccount (no-op for 1930), so interest/fees on a savings/EUR account reconcile instead of mis-booking to 1930. - manualLink cross-checks the transaction's account and requires a voucher line on the selected account (no silent cross-account links). - BankReconciliationView: quick-book menu for any settlement account, in-flight request abort on account/date switch, 500-row truncation notice, per-account state reset. - pg-real coverage for the FK, all backfill passes, account-scoped query isolation, and cross-company isolation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(supplier-invoices): stop marking paid invoices and credit notes as overdue update_overdue_supplier_invoices() (the daily pg_cron job) flipped every past-due 'registered'/'approved' row to 'overdue' without looking at the outstanding balance. Credit notes — created 'registered', remaining 0, due today — got flipped the next day, surfacing as "Förfallen" with "kvar att betala 0 kr"; so did any fully-paid invoice left in 'registered'/'approved'. Guard the cron on remaining_amount > 0.005 (the "fully paid" threshold used by the payment/match paths) and is_credit_note = false, and backfill the rows already mis-flagged (credit notes -> 'registered', paid -> 'paid' with paid_at stamped only when missing). pg-real coverage for the guarded function and the one-off backfill. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(invoice-inbox): refresh dokumentinkorg on realtime row changes The InvoiceInboxWorkspace only refetched on mount and on explicit in-component actions. When an inbox item was resolved out of band — the in-app agent sheet committing a staged create_supplier_invoice_from_inbox / book-direct op, the /pending page approving one, or another tab booking it — none of those paths called fetchItems(), so the booked underlag stayed in "Att göra" until a manual reload (issue #600). Add invoice_inbox_items to the supabase_realtime publication (mirrors the /pending fix in 20260520120100) and subscribe in the workspace, refetching the whole list on any change so derived status/counts/ordering stay authoritative. RLS scopes the channel to the user's company. fetchItems now preserves optimistic upload placeholders so a refetch firing mid-upload can't drop an in-flight row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(privacy): disclose EU AI inference via Amazon Bedrock (eu-north-1) Update the privacy policy and DPA to state that AI inference, when AI features are enabled, runs inside the EU via Amazon Bedrock (eu-north-1, Stockholm) using Anthropic's Claude models — no transfer to a third country, prompts not retained after the call or used for model training. Add AWS as a subprocessor row and refresh the "last updated" dates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(migrations): rename invoice_inbox_realtime to avoid version collision main's #617 shipped 20260605120000_transactions_original_description.sql — the same version this branch used for the inbox-realtime publication. The Supabase migration tracker keys on the numeric version, not the filename, so the preview branch failed with a duplicate-key error on supabase_migrations.schema_migrations (version 20260605120000 already exists). Rename to the unique version 20260605120500; the body (ALTER PUBLICATION) is order-independent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(reconciliation): align run guard with status; harden filter interpolation Addresses PR review (greptile + compliance swarm): - The v1 and core bank/run routes rejected an unknown account uniformly, including the default '1930', while the status routes were lenient for '1930'. A company reconciling its primary SEK account without a cash_accounts row got 200 from status but 400 from run. Make run match status: '1930' falls back to currency-only scoping (cashAccountId undefined); non-default unknown accounts are still rejected. Adds a test. - /api/transactions accepts a user-supplied `currency` query param that was interpolated raw into a PostgREST .or() filter. Reject anything that isn't a 3-letter ISO code — RLS already scopes to the company, but an unsanitized value could otherwise malform/widen the filter. Assert currency/cashAccountId shape in scopeTransactionsToAccount as well. - categorize: log (instead of silently swallowing) a cash_accounts settlement-account lookup error, so a fall-back-to-1930 mis-booking is observable in the audit log. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(migrations): correct backfill UPDATE..FROM join; idempotent realtime publication Two SQL errors that only surface on real Postgres (CI pg-real + Supabase preview) — the unit suite mocks Supabase, so neither was caught locally. - Backfill pass (a): `UPDATE transactions t ... FROM journal_entry_lines jel JOIN cash_accounts ca ON ca.company_id = t.company_id` referenced the UPDATE target `t` inside the FROM join's ON clause, which Postgres rejects ("invalid reference to FROM-clause entry for table t"). Move the company match to WHERE; the JOIN now relates jel<->ca only. Semantics unchanged. - invoice_inbox_realtime: `ALTER PUBLICATION ... ADD TABLE` is not idempotent (SQLSTATE 42710 if the table is already a member). The earlier version-collision push partially applied it on the Supabase preview branch, so the re-apply errored. Guard with a pg_publication_tables existence check. Both statements validated against a real Postgres: the single-line tx binds, the two-bank-line transfer stays NULL, and the publication add runs twice cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(migrations): backfill pass (c) uses array_agg, not min(uuid) Postgres has no min() aggregate for uuid, so pass (c)'s min(id) raised "function min(uuid) does not exist" on apply (CI pg-real + Supabase). The HAVING count(*) = 1 already guarantees one row per group, so (array_agg(id))[1] returns that single id. Validated the full backfill (all four passes) and the overdue migration against a real Postgres: every pass binds / falls through as intended, and the overdue guard + backfill produce the right statuses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(compliance): add RoPA entry for Amazon Bedrock AI inference (GDPR Art.30) The privacy policy now discloses AI inference (transaction categorization + document/receipt OCR) via Amazon Bedrock as a processing activity, but .compliance/ropa.yaml had no matching Art.30 record. Add it: opt-in consent basis, EU-region (eu-north-1) inference with no third-country transfer, prompts not retained or used for model training. Mirrors the privacy-page disclosure shipped in this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
205 lines
7.1 KiB
TypeScript
205 lines
7.1 KiB
TypeScript
import { randomUUID } from 'node:crypto'
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import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
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import { join } from 'node:path'
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import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'
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import { seedCompany } from '@/tests/pg/fixtures'
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import { getPool } from '@/tests/pg/setup'
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/**
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* pg-real coverage for update_overdue_supplier_invoices() and its fix in
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* 20260607120000_supplier_invoice_overdue_skip_paid_and_credit_notes.sql.
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*
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* Regression: supplier invoices (and credit notes) with remaining_amount = 0
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* were being flipped to 'overdue' by the daily cron — surfacing in the UI as
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* "Förfallen" with "kvar att betala 0 kr". Credit notes are the systematic
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* case: they are created status='registered', remaining_amount=0,
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* due_date=today, so the cron caught them the next day.
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*
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* Locks in:
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* - The function still marks a genuinely-unpaid, past-due invoice overdue.
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* - It NEVER marks a credit note overdue.
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* - It NEVER marks a fully-paid (remaining ~= 0) invoice overdue.
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* - Not-yet-due invoices are untouched.
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* - The one-off backfill corrects rows already mis-flagged.
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*
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* Tests write through the superuser pool (RLS bypassed); the function is
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* SECURITY DEFINER. Dates are pinned far in the past/future so the result is
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* independent of the wall-clock date the suite runs on.
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*/
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const PAST = '2000-01-01'
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const FUTURE = '2999-01-01'
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const MIGRATION_SQL = readFileSync(
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join(
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process.cwd(),
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'supabase/migrations/20260607120000_supplier_invoice_overdue_skip_paid_and_credit_notes.sql',
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),
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'utf8',
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)
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async function insertSupplier(userId: string, companyId: string): Promise<string> {
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const id = randomUUID()
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await getPool().query(
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`INSERT INTO public.suppliers
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(id, user_id, company_id, name, supplier_type, country, default_payment_terms, default_currency)
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VALUES ($1, $2, $3, 'Leverantör AB', 'swedish_business', 'SE', 30, 'SEK')`,
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[id, userId, companyId],
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)
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return id
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}
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async function insertSupplierInvoice(params: {
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userId: string
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companyId: string
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supplierId: string
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status: string
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dueDate: string
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total: number
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remaining: number
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paidAmount?: number
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isCreditNote?: boolean
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paidAt?: string | null
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}): Promise<string> {
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const id = randomUUID()
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const arrivalNumber = (Date.now() % 1_000_000_000) + Math.floor(Math.random() * 100_000)
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await getPool().query(
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`INSERT INTO public.supplier_invoices
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(id, user_id, company_id, supplier_id, arrival_number, supplier_invoice_number,
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invoice_date, due_date, received_date, status, currency,
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subtotal, vat_amount, total, paid_amount, remaining_amount, paid_at,
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vat_treatment, reverse_charge, is_credit_note)
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VALUES ($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $7, $7, $8, 'SEK',
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$9, 0, $9, $10, $11, $12, 'standard_25', false, $13)`,
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[
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id,
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params.userId,
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params.companyId,
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params.supplierId,
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arrivalNumber,
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`LF-${arrivalNumber}`,
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params.dueDate,
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params.status,
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params.total,
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params.paidAmount ?? 0,
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params.remaining,
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params.paidAt ?? null,
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params.isCreditNote ?? false,
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],
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)
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return id
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}
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async function statusOf(id: string): Promise<string> {
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const { rows } = await getPool().query(
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'SELECT status FROM public.supplier_invoices WHERE id = $1',
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[id],
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)
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return rows[0].status
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}
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describe('update_overdue_supplier_invoices()', () => {
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it('marks a genuinely-unpaid, past-due invoice overdue', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'approved', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 1000,
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})
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await getPool().query('SELECT public.update_overdue_supplier_invoices()')
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('overdue')
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})
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it('never marks a credit note overdue (remaining 0, status registered)', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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// Mirrors how the credit routes create a credit note: registered, fully
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// settled (remaining 0), due today (here: long past).
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'registered', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 0,
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isCreditNote: true,
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})
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await getPool().query('SELECT public.update_overdue_supplier_invoices()')
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('registered')
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})
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it('never marks a fully-paid (remaining ~0) invoice overdue', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'approved', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 0, paidAmount: 1000,
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})
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await getPool().query('SELECT public.update_overdue_supplier_invoices()')
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('approved')
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})
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it('leaves not-yet-due invoices untouched', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'approved', dueDate: FUTURE, total: 1000, remaining: 1000,
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})
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await getPool().query('SELECT public.update_overdue_supplier_invoices()')
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('approved')
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})
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})
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describe('overdue backfill (migration 20260607120000)', () => {
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it('reverts a credit note wrongly stuck on overdue back to registered', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'overdue', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 0, isCreditNote: true,
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})
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// Idempotent: re-running the migration only touches status='overdue' rows.
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await getPool().query(MIGRATION_SQL)
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('registered')
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})
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it('marks a fully-paid invoice stuck on overdue as paid (and stamps paid_at)', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'overdue', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 0, paidAmount: 1000,
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paidAt: null,
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})
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await getPool().query(MIGRATION_SQL)
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const { rows } = await getPool().query(
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'SELECT status, paid_at FROM public.supplier_invoices WHERE id = $1',
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[id],
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)
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expect(rows[0].status).toBe('paid')
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expect(rows[0].paid_at).not.toBeNull()
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})
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it('leaves a genuinely-overdue unpaid invoice on overdue', async () => {
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const { userId, companyId } = await seedCompany()
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const supplierId = await insertSupplier(userId, companyId)
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const id = await insertSupplierInvoice({
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userId, companyId, supplierId,
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status: 'overdue', dueDate: PAST, total: 1000, remaining: 1000,
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})
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await getPool().query(MIGRATION_SQL)
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expect(await statusOf(id)).toBe('overdue')
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})
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})
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