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MattssonandClaude Fable 5 05380ddf54 feat(bookkeeping): correction-chain depth guard + Bedrock stream retry (#1581)
* feat(bookkeeping): bypassable chain-depth guard on corrections and stornos

Correcting or reversing an entry that already sits 3+ links deep in a
rattelse chain (correction_of_id/reverses_id walked in the DB, never
description matching) now throws CORRECTION_CHAIN_TOO_DEEP, steering the
caller to book ONE correction expressing the chain's net effect. Agents
looped storno+rattelse 10 deep on a live company (63/193 vouchers noise).

The guard is advisory, never a dead end: allow_deep_chain bypasses it on
every surface (correctEntry/reverseEntry option, REST body, MCP tool arg
staged through pending_operations, and confirm dialogs with Ratta anda /
Aterfor anda in the web UI). MCP staging pre-flight fires the guard at
stage time so the agent reconsiders in the same turn, and the executor
re-checks at commit. tools/list payload ceiling bumped 59K -> 59.5K for
the two bypass properties (trimmed to one sentence first).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(agent): retry the Bedrock stream once on transient failures

A transient stream death (429/5xx, transport cut, or the two known
stream-corruption signatures: 'Unexpected event order' and 'request ended
without sending any chunks') killed the whole chat turn, stranding the
user mid-answer. The turn now retries once per turn after a short backoff:
safe because nothing is persisted until finalMessage() succeeds. A new
stream_restart event carries the pre-attempt text snapshot so the chat
client resets the partial bubble, drops uncompleted tool chips, and shows
'Forsoker igen...' until the retried stream produces text. Non-transient
errors (403, 400) keep the existing immediate-error path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(api): regenerate accounted-api skill and wire allow_deep_chain through v1

apiskill:check failed: CorrectJournalEntrySchema gained allow_deep_chain,
making references/journal-entries.md stale. Regenerated (hand-applied: the
generator output is deterministic from the registry). While wiring: the v1
correct route validated allow_deep_chain but dropped it, and the v1 reverse
route's strict body schema would have rejected it outright, leaving API
clients no bypass when the chain-depth guard fires. Both now forward the
flag to the engine and document CORRECTION_CHAIN_TOO_DEEP as a pitfall.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: re-trigger CI after Vercel infra hang

The preview for e527e4044 compiled in 91s then hung 40 minutes in the
TypeScript phase and was killed with no error output; a CLI redeploy of
the identical code went Ready in 5m. Empty commit to refresh the git-
triggered deployment status.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(bookkeeping): address CodeRabbit review on the chain-depth guard

- correction-chain: report rootVoucher only when the walk reached a
  genuine parentless root; a broken link, cycle, or hop-cap now yields
  null instead of presenting an intermediate voucher as the chain root.
- recordate: propagate allow_deep_chain end-to-end (recordateEntry
  option, route schema, and a Flytta anda bypass confirm in the dialog);
  a date move is another storno+rattelse layer and carried the guard
  with no override path.
- v1 correct/reverse: run the chain-depth guard before the dry-run
  return so a dry run gives the same verdict as the real execution.
- dashboard reverse route: 400 on malformed JSON or a non-boolean
  allow_deep_chain instead of silently reversing without the override;
  empty body stays the supported no-body case. Tests added.
- AgentChat stream_restart: discard the dead attempt's reasoning and
  re-arm the post-tool paragraph break so a retried turn doesn't render
  thinking twice or glue its continuation onto restored text.
- v1 reverse route doc comment updated for allow_deep_chain.

Not changed: the journal-list reverse flow (flagged as a dead end) can
never receive CORRECTION_CHAIN_TOO_DEEP: the list renders Aterfor only
for entries that are neither storno nor correction, and such entries
have no backward chain links, so their depth is always 0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(bookkeeping): recordate route test expects the new options arg

recordateEntry now takes { allowDeepChain } as a sixth argument; the
route test's called-with assertion predates it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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2026-08-13 19:32:41 +02:00

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import type { SupabaseClient } from '@supabase/supabase-js'
import { eventBus } from '@/lib/events'
import type {
CreateJournalEntryLineInput,
JournalEntry,
JournalEntryLine,
} from '@/types'
import { validateBalance, getNextVoucherNumber } from '@/lib/bookkeeping/engine'
import { normalizeLineDimensions } from '@/lib/bookkeeping/dimension-resolver'
import { backfillStandardBASAccounts } from '@/lib/bookkeeping/account-backfill'
import { resolvePeriodStatusForDate } from '@/lib/core/bookkeeping/period-service'
import {
correctionChainDepth,
CORRECTION_CHAIN_GUARD_DEPTH,
} from '@/lib/core/bookkeeping/correction-chain'
import {
AccountsNotInChartError,
BookkeepingDatabaseError,
CannotCorrectNonPostedError,
CorrectionChainTooDeepError,
EntryAlreadyReversedError,
EntryDateOutsideFiscalPeriodError,
FiscalPeriodNotFoundError,
JournalEntryNotBalancedError,
JournalEntryNotFoundError,
MeaninglessCorrectionError,
NoOpenPeriodForDateError,
TargetPeriodClosedError,
TargetPeriodLockedError,
} from '@/lib/bookkeeping/errors'
/**
* Round to 2dp using cents-integer math to avoid 0.1+0.2 drift.
*/
function round2(n: number): number {
return Math.round(n * 100) / 100
}
/**
* True when every account's (debit − credit) sum across the proposed lines is
* zero. Such a rättelse describes no real affärshändelse and would erase the
* original posting without representing anything in its place: disallowed by
* BFL 5 kap. 5 § / BFNAR 2013:2.
*/
function netsToZeroPerAccount(lines: CreateJournalEntryLineInput[]): boolean {
const nets = new Map<string, number>()
for (const line of lines) {
const delta = round2(line.debit_amount || 0) - round2(line.credit_amount || 0)
nets.set(line.account_number, (nets.get(line.account_number) || 0) + delta)
}
return Array.from(nets.values()).every((n) => Math.abs(n) < 0.005)
}
/**
* True when proposed lines are the same multiset as the original lines
* (account_number + debit + credit). A rättelse must actually change something.
*/
function isIdenticalToOriginal(
proposed: CreateJournalEntryLineInput[],
original: JournalEntryLine[]
): boolean {
if (proposed.length !== original.length) return false
const key = (acc: string, d: number, c: number) =>
`${acc}|${round2(d).toFixed(2)}|${round2(c).toFixed(2)}`
const proposedKeys = proposed
.map((l) => key(l.account_number, l.debit_amount || 0, l.credit_amount || 0))
.sort()
const originalKeys = original
.map((l) => key(l.account_number, Number(l.debit_amount) || 0, Number(l.credit_amount) || 0))
.sort()
return proposedKeys.every((k, i) => k === originalKeys[i])
}
/**
* Storno Service - 3-step correction flow per Bokföringslagen
*
* Swedish bookkeeping law requires that committed entries cannot be modified.
* To correct an error, you must:
* 1. Create a storno (reversal) entry that nullifies the original
* 2. Create a corrected entry with the right data
* 3. Link all three via reverses_id, reversed_by_id, correction_of_id
*/
/**
* Cancel a journal entry and delete its lines.
* Uses status='cancelled' instead of DELETE (DB trigger blocks all DELETEs).
* Works for both draft→cancelled and posted→cancelled transitions.
*/
async function cancelEntry(supabase: SupabaseClient, entryId: string): Promise<void> {
const { error: statusErr } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.update({ status: 'cancelled' })
.eq('id', entryId)
if (statusErr) {
console.error(`[storno] cancelEntry: failed to cancel ${entryId}:`, statusErr.message)
}
const { error: linesErr } = await supabase
.from('journal_entry_lines')
.delete()
.eq('journal_entry_id', entryId)
if (linesErr) {
console.error(`[storno] cancelEntry: failed to delete lines for ${entryId}:`, linesErr.message)
}
}
/** Journal entry row fetched together with its lines (the embedded select). */
type OriginalWithLines = JournalEntry & { lines?: JournalEntryLine[] | null }
/**
* Correct an existing posted journal entry using the storno method.
*
* The storno (reversal) is always created in the original entry's period and
* date, so the original nets to zero where it was booked. The corrected entry
* defaults to the original's date/period too, but `options.newEntryDate` /
* `options.newFiscalPeriodId` let a caller re-book it elsewhere: used to move
* a verifikation booked on the wrong year to its correct period (see
* recordateEntry). When the date/period is the correction, identical lines are
* allowed (the move itself is the meaningful change).
*
* Returns: { reversal, corrected } - the two new entries created
*/
export async function correctEntry(
supabase: SupabaseClient,
companyId: string,
userId: string,
originalEntryId: string,
correctedLines: CreateJournalEntryLineInput[],
options?: {
newEntryDate?: string
newFiscalPeriodId?: string
/**
* The original entry (with lines) already loaded by the caller. When
* provided, we skip the redundant re-fetch: recordateEntry reads the
* original to copy its lines and hands it through here. This also closes
* the small TOCTOU window a second independent read would open.
*/
preloadedOriginal?: OriginalWithLines
/**
* Verifikationstext for the corrected entry. Defaults to
* "Rättelse: <original description>". Supplying it lets a user who
* corrects the account BECAUSE the original label was wrong avoid the
* stale label echoing in the correction header (issue #1031).
*/
description?: string
/**
* Bypass the correction-chain depth guard. Correcting an entry that is
* already CORRECTION_CHAIN_GUARD_DEPTH+ links deep in a rättelse chain
* throws CorrectionChainTooDeepError unless this is set: the sanctioned
* fix is one correction expressing the chain's net effect, not another
* layer of storno+rättelse.
*/
allowDeepChain?: boolean
}
): Promise<{ reversal: JournalEntry; corrected: JournalEntry; documentRelinkError?: string }> {
// Validate the corrected lines are balanced
const balance = validateBalance(correctedLines)
if (!balance.valid) {
throw new JournalEntryNotBalancedError(balance.totalDebit, balance.totalCredit, 'correction')
}
// Reject a rättelse with no economic effect (e.g. 1930 debit 100 / 1930
// credit 100). Such an entry would erase the original posting without
// representing any affärshändelse: disallowed by BFL 5 kap. 5 §.
if (netsToZeroPerAccount(correctedLines)) {
throw new MeaninglessCorrectionError('net_zero_per_account')
}
// Fetch original entry with lines: unless the caller already loaded it.
let original = options?.preloadedOriginal ?? null
if (!original) {
const { data, error: fetchError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.select('*, lines:journal_entry_lines(*)')
.eq('id', originalEntryId)
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.single()
if (fetchError || !data) {
throw new JournalEntryNotFoundError()
}
original = data as OriginalWithLines
}
if (original.status !== 'posted') {
throw new CannotCorrectNonPostedError(original.status)
}
// Chain-depth guard: stop corrections stacking on corrections. Agents have
// looped storno+rättelse on their own rättelser 10 deep (Christoffer case
// 2026-08-11), turning a third of the journal into noise vouchers. Depth is
// walked over the DB links, so a custom verifikationstext cannot dodge it.
if (!options?.allowDeepChain) {
const chain = await correctionChainDepth(supabase, companyId, original)
if (chain.depth >= CORRECTION_CHAIN_GUARD_DEPTH) {
throw new CorrectionChainTooDeepError(chain.depth, chain.rootVoucher)
}
}
const originalLines = (original.lines as JournalEntryLine[]) || []
// Resolve where the corrected entry lands. Defaults to the original's own
// date/period (a plain line-correction). A caller may override either to
// re-book the entry in another period (recordate / wrong-year fix).
const correctedDate = options?.newEntryDate ?? original.entry_date
const correctedPeriodId = options?.newFiscalPeriodId ?? original.fiscal_period_id
const dateOrPeriodChanged =
correctedDate !== original.entry_date || correctedPeriodId !== original.fiscal_period_id
// Reject when the proposed lines are identical to the original entry: a
// rättelse must actually change something. Skip this when the date/period is
// the change (moving a verifikation to the right year keeps the same lines).
if (!dateOrPeriodChanged && isIdenticalToOriginal(correctedLines, originalLines)) {
throw new MeaninglessCorrectionError('identical_to_original')
}
// When re-booking elsewhere, validate the corrected date falls within the
// target period's bounds (mirrors createDraftEntry). recordateEntry resolves
// the period from the date, so this also guards a mismatched explicit
// override and fails fast before any storno is written.
if (dateOrPeriodChanged) {
const { data: targetPeriod, error: targetErr } = await supabase
.from('fiscal_periods')
.select('name, period_start, period_end')
.eq('id', correctedPeriodId)
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.single()
if (targetErr || !targetPeriod) {
throw new FiscalPeriodNotFoundError()
}
if (correctedDate < targetPeriod.period_start || correctedDate > targetPeriod.period_end) {
throw new EntryDateOutsideFiscalPeriodError(
correctedDate,
targetPeriod.name,
targetPeriod.period_start,
targetPeriod.period_end
)
}
}
// ===== Step 0: Resolve corrected-line accounts BEFORE any journal write =====
// The old flow created and posted the storno first and only then discovered
// that a corrected line referenced an account outside the chart. The storno
// then had to be cancelled again, which left a voided 0 kr storno in the
// correction chain and permanently burned voucher numbers (next_voucher_number
// is a consuming counter → an unexplained BFNAR 2013:2 gap). Validate up
// front instead: standard BAS accounts missing from the chart are seeded on
// demand (same as createDraftEntry); unknown numbers or deliberately
// deactivated accounts fail fast with nothing written.
const accountNumbers = [...new Set(correctedLines.map((l) => l.account_number))]
const resolveActiveAccountIds = async (): Promise<Map<string, string>> => {
const { data: accounts } = await supabase
.from('chart_of_accounts')
.select('id, account_number')
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.eq('is_active', true)
.in('account_number', accountNumbers)
const map = new Map<string, string>()
for (const account of accounts || []) {
map.set(account.account_number, account.id)
}
return map
}
let accountIdMap = await resolveActiveAccountIds()
let missingAccounts = accountNumbers.filter((num) => !accountIdMap.has(num))
if (missingAccounts.length > 0) {
const seeded = await backfillStandardBASAccounts(supabase, companyId, userId, missingAccounts)
if (seeded.length > 0) {
accountIdMap = await resolveActiveAccountIds()
missingAccounts = accountNumbers.filter((num) => !accountIdMap.has(num))
}
if (missingAccounts.length > 0) {
throw new AccountsNotInChartError(missingAccounts)
}
}
// ===== Step 1: Create storno (reversal) entry =====
const reversalVoucherNumber = await getNextVoucherNumber(
supabase,
companyId,
original.fiscal_period_id,
original.voucher_series || 'A'
)
const { data: reversalEntry, error: reversalError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.insert({
company_id: companyId,
user_id: userId,
fiscal_period_id: original.fiscal_period_id,
voucher_number: reversalVoucherNumber,
voucher_series: original.voucher_series || 'A',
entry_date: original.entry_date,
description: `Storno: ${original.description}`,
source_type: 'storno',
reverses_id: originalEntryId,
status: 'draft',
})
.select()
.single()
if (reversalError || !reversalEntry) {
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('create_reversal_entry', reversalError?.message)
}
// Insert reversed lines (swap debit and credit, preserve dimensions)
const reversalLineInserts = originalLines.map((line, index) => {
const dimensions = normalizeLineDimensions(line)
return {
journal_entry_id: reversalEntry.id,
account_number: line.account_number,
account_id: line.account_id || null,
debit_amount: Math.round((Number(line.credit_amount) || 0) * 100) / 100,
credit_amount: Math.round((Number(line.debit_amount) || 0) * 100) / 100,
currency: line.currency || 'SEK',
amount_in_currency: line.amount_in_currency ? -Number(line.amount_in_currency) : null,
exchange_rate: line.exchange_rate || null,
line_description: `Storno: ${line.line_description || ''}`,
tax_code: line.tax_code || null,
dimensions,
sort_order: index,
}
})
const { error: reversalLinesError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entry_lines')
.insert(reversalLineInserts)
if (reversalLinesError) {
await cancelEntry(supabase, reversalEntry.id)
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('create_reversal_lines', reversalLinesError.message)
}
// Post the reversal entry
const { error: postReversalError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.update({ status: 'posted' })
.eq('id', reversalEntry.id)
if (postReversalError) {
await cancelEntry(supabase, reversalEntry.id)
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('post_reversal_entry', postReversalError.message)
}
// NOTE: Original entry is NOT marked as 'reversed' here. We defer that
// until both the reversal and corrected entries are successfully posted.
// This avoids the impossible reversed→posted rollback if step 2 fails.
// ===== Step 2: Create corrected entry =====
// If anything in this step fails, cancel the reversal entry.
// The original entry was never modified, so no rollback needed.
let correctedEntry: typeof reversalEntry
try {
const correctedVoucherNumber = await getNextVoucherNumber(
supabase,
companyId,
correctedPeriodId,
original.voucher_series || 'A'
)
// Account IDs were resolved (and standard BAS accounts seeded) in Step 0,
// before the storno existed: nothing to clean up if we got this far.
const { data: newEntry, error: correctedError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.insert({
company_id: companyId,
user_id: userId,
fiscal_period_id: correctedPeriodId,
voucher_number: correctedVoucherNumber,
voucher_series: original.voucher_series || 'A',
entry_date: correctedDate,
// A caller-supplied verifikationstext wins; blank falls back to the
// canonical auto text so the header never ends up empty.
description: options?.description?.trim() || `Rättelse: ${original.description}`,
source_type: 'correction',
correction_of_id: originalEntryId,
status: 'draft',
})
.select()
.single()
if (correctedError || !newEntry) {
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('create_corrected_entry', correctedError?.message)
}
correctedEntry = newEntry
// Insert corrected lines
const correctedLineInserts = correctedLines.map((line, index) => {
const dimensions = normalizeLineDimensions(line)
return {
journal_entry_id: correctedEntry.id,
account_number: line.account_number,
account_id: accountIdMap.get(line.account_number) || null,
debit_amount: Math.round((line.debit_amount || 0) * 100) / 100,
credit_amount: Math.round((line.credit_amount || 0) * 100) / 100,
currency: line.currency || 'SEK',
amount_in_currency: line.amount_in_currency
? Math.round(line.amount_in_currency * 100) / 100
: null,
exchange_rate: line.exchange_rate || null,
line_description: line.line_description || null,
tax_code: line.tax_code || null,
dimensions,
sort_order: index,
}
})
const { error: correctedLinesError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entry_lines')
.insert(correctedLineInserts)
if (correctedLinesError) {
await cancelEntry(supabase, correctedEntry.id)
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('create_corrected_lines', correctedLinesError.message)
}
// Post the corrected entry
const { error: postCorrectedError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.update({ status: 'posted' })
.eq('id', correctedEntry.id)
if (postCorrectedError) {
await cancelEntry(supabase, correctedEntry.id)
throw new BookkeepingDatabaseError('post_corrected_entry', postCorrectedError.message)
}
} catch (err) {
// Cancel the reversal entry (posted → cancelled). Original was never
// modified so no rollback needed: it's still 'posted'.
await cancelEntry(supabase, reversalEntry.id)
throw err
}
// ===== Mark original as reversed (CAS guard: only if still 'posted') =====
const { data: updatedOriginal, error: casError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.update({
status: 'reversed',
reversed_by_id: reversalEntry.id,
})
.eq('id', originalEntryId)
.eq('status', 'posted')
.select('id')
if (casError || !updatedOriginal || updatedOriginal.length === 0) {
// Concurrent reversal beat us: cancel both our entries
await cancelEntry(supabase, reversalEntry.id)
await cancelEntry(supabase, correctedEntry!.id)
throw new EntryAlreadyReversedError()
}
// Re-point bank transactions and underlag from the original to the corrected
// entry. The original is now status 'reversed'; the corrected entry is the
// live representation of the affärshändelse, so the transaction row should
// keep reading as booked against it (and stay correctable/uncategorizable),
// and the underlag should travel with it. Best-effort: the correction_of_id
// chain preserves traceability even if either relink fails, but a document
// relink failure is surfaced on the result so the caller can warn instead
// of silently stranding underlag on the reversed entry.
await relinkTransactionsToEntry(supabase, companyId, originalEntryId, correctedEntry!.id)
const documentRelinkError = await relinkDocumentsToEntry(
supabase,
userId,
originalEntryId,
correctedEntry!.id
)
// ===== Step 3: Fetch complete entries =====
const { data: finalReversal } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.select('*, lines:journal_entry_lines(*)')
.eq('id', reversalEntry.id)
.single()
const { data: finalCorrected } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.select('*, lines:journal_entry_lines(*)')
.eq('id', correctedEntry.id)
.single()
const result = {
reversal: finalReversal as JournalEntry,
corrected: finalCorrected as JournalEntry,
...(documentRelinkError ? { documentRelinkError } : {}),
}
await eventBus.emit({
type: 'journal_entry.corrected',
payload: {
original: original as JournalEntry,
storno: result.reversal,
corrected: result.corrected,
companyId,
userId,
},
})
return result
}
/**
* Move a posted verifikation to a different date, and thereby a different
* fiscal period: without changing its lines. Fixes a booking entered with the
* wrong date/year (e.g. 2026-07-03 that should have been 2025-07-03).
*
* A posted verifikation is immutable (BFL), so this is a storno + re-book under
* the hood: the original is reversed in its own period (netting it to zero
* there) and an identical corrected verifikation is posted with `newDate` in
* the target period. The underlag follows the corrected entry. The full chain
* original → storno → correction stays linked (BFL 5 kap. 5 §).
*
* Fails fast with a typed error if the target date is not bookable: closed year
* (TargetPeriodClosedError), locked period / company lock date
* (TargetPeriodLockedError), or no covering period (NoOpenPeriodForDateError).
*/
export async function recordateEntry(
supabase: SupabaseClient,
companyId: string,
userId: string,
originalEntryId: string,
newDate: string,
options?: {
/**
* Bypass the correction-chain depth guard (see correctEntry): a date
* move IS another storno+rättelse layer, so moving an entry already
* 3+ links deep needs the same explicit confirmation.
*/
allowDeepChain?: boolean
}
): Promise<{ reversal: JournalEntry; corrected: JournalEntry }> {
// Fetch original with lines
const { data: original, error: fetchError } = await supabase
.from('journal_entries')
.select('*, lines:journal_entry_lines(*)')
.eq('id', originalEntryId)
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.single()
if (fetchError || !original) {
throw new JournalEntryNotFoundError()
}
if (original.status !== 'posted') {
throw new CannotCorrectNonPostedError(original.status)
}
if (newDate === original.entry_date) {
throw new MeaninglessCorrectionError('no_date_change')
}
// Classify the target date using the same two-layer logic the DB triggers
// enforce (company lock date + period is_closed/locked_at), so we surface a
// clear Swedish message instead of a raw trigger rejection.
const target = await resolvePeriodStatusForDate(supabase, companyId, newDate)
if (target.status === 'closed') {
throw new TargetPeriodClosedError(newDate)
}
if (target.status === 'locked') {
throw new TargetPeriodLockedError(newDate, target.lock_date)
}
if (!target.period_id) {
// 'open' but no covering period: we do not auto-create periods on a fix.
throw new NoOpenPeriodForDateError(newDate)
}
// Copy the original lines verbatim: they were correct; only the date was
// wrong. correctEntry rebuilds the storno from the original anyway.
const originalLines = (original.lines as JournalEntryLine[]) || []
const copiedLines: CreateJournalEntryLineInput[] = originalLines
.slice()
.sort((a, b) => a.sort_order - b.sort_order)
.map((line) => ({
account_number: line.account_number,
debit_amount: Number(line.debit_amount) || 0,
credit_amount: Number(line.credit_amount) || 0,
line_description: line.line_description || undefined,
currency: line.currency || undefined,
amount_in_currency:
line.amount_in_currency != null ? Number(line.amount_in_currency) : undefined,
exchange_rate: line.exchange_rate != null ? Number(line.exchange_rate) : undefined,
tax_code: line.tax_code || undefined,
dimensions: line.dimensions || undefined,
cost_center: line.cost_center || undefined,
project: line.project || undefined,
}))
const result = await correctEntry(
supabase,
companyId,
userId,
originalEntryId,
copiedLines,
{
newEntryDate: newDate,
newFiscalPeriodId: target.period_id,
// Hand the entry we already fetched (with lines) to correctEntry so it
// doesn't re-read the same row.
preloadedOriginal: original as OriginalWithLines,
allowDeepChain: options?.allowDeepChain,
}
)
// Underlag and bank-transaction links follow the corrected entry:
// correctEntry handles both relinks for every correction flavour.
return result
}
/**
* Re-point every bank transaction from one entry to another. Used when a
* verifikation is corrected so the transaction row keeps reading as booked
* against the live (corrected) entry instead of the reversed original.
* Failures are logged, not thrown: the correction chain stays traceable.
*/
async function relinkTransactionsToEntry(
supabase: SupabaseClient,
companyId: string,
fromEntryId: string,
toEntryId: string
): Promise<void> {
const { error } = await supabase
.from('transactions')
.update({ journal_entry_id: toEntryId })
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.eq('journal_entry_id', fromEntryId)
if (error) {
console.error(
`[storno] relinkTransactionsToEntry: failed to move transactions ${fromEntryId} → ${toEntryId}:`,
error.message
)
}
}
/**
* Re-point every document_attachment from one entry to another so the
* underlag travels with the live (corrected) entry. Goes through the
* relink_documents_to_correction RPC: a direct UPDATE on
* document_attachments.journal_entry_id is categorically blocked by the
* BFL immutability triggers (migration 20260506130000/150000); the RPC
* validates the correction chain (source reversed, target posted,
* target.correction_of_id = source) and performs the move under the narrow
* gnubok.allow_correction_relink GUC. The line-level link is cleared because
* the corrected entry has new line ids.
*
* Failures are logged, not thrown (the entry-level correction chain is the
* source of truth for traceability), but the error message is returned so
* correctEntry can surface a warning instead of pretending the underlag
* moved.
*/
async function relinkDocumentsToEntry(
supabase: SupabaseClient,
userId: string,
fromEntryId: string,
toEntryId: string
): Promise<string | undefined> {
const { error } = await supabase.rpc('relink_documents_to_correction', {
p_user_id: userId,
p_from_entry_id: fromEntryId,
p_to_entry_id: toEntryId,
})
if (error) {
console.error(
`[storno] relinkDocumentsToEntry: failed to move documents ${fromEntryId} → ${toEntryId}:`,
error.message
)
return error.message
}
return undefined
}