Jakob Wennberg
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* feat(invoicing): artikelregister (product/article catalog) with per-article revenue account Add a lean, non-inventory article catalog (artikelregister) so users can define reusable invoice-line presets (name, unit, price excl VAT, VAT rate) with an optional per-article BAS class-3 revenue-account override. - DB: articles table (RLS via user_company_ids(), audit + updated_at triggers, unique-per-company article_number), generate_article_number RPC (atomic + idempotent), company_settings counter, nullable invoice_items.revenue_account + article_id, pending_operations CHECK expansion. - Engine: generatePerRateLines groups revenue by (vat_rate, account) — byte-identical with no override, balance-safe when split (last account absorbs the rounding remainder), reverse_charge/export still force 3308/3305. - API: /api/articles CRUD (soft-deactivate); override validated against chart_of_accounts (active class-3) and frozen onto invoice lines at create. - Propagation: override carried through send/mark-sent/credit/convert/cash and the staged commit paths (recurring deferred — documented inline). - MCP: gnubok_list/create/update_article (staged, scoped, risk-tiered). - UI: articles register (list/detail/form) + nav + bilingual i18n + invoice-line article picker & "Spara som artikel" quick-create. - Tests: engine regression, route, and pg-real (RPC/RLS/triggers). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(mcp): strip ILIKE _ wildcard from gnubok_list_articles search Underscore is a single-character ILIKE wildcard; stripping it (alongside the existing %,()\* set) keeps a stray char in the article search from matching every row. Read-only + RLS-scoped, so no security impact — addresses PR #703 reviewer + compliance-swarm CC6.3 notes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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62 lines
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-- Add 'create_article' and 'update_article' to the pending_operations
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-- operation_type CHECK constraint.
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--
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-- The artikelregister MCP tools (gnubok_create_article / gnubok_update_article)
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-- stage a pending operation that, on approval, dispatches into commitCreateArticle
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-- / commitUpdateArticle. Without this expansion the staged INSERT would be
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-- rejected by the constraint before the commit-side code ever runs, blocking the
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-- staged-operation review flow — mirrors create_customer / create_supplier.
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--
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-- pg-test: covered-by — CHECK-list expansion only (no trigger/RPC/RLS/DEFERRABLE
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-- change), so no *.pg.test.ts is required.
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ALTER TABLE public.pending_operations
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DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS pending_operations_operation_type_check;
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ALTER TABLE public.pending_operations
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ADD CONSTRAINT pending_operations_operation_type_check
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CHECK (operation_type IN (
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'categorize_transaction',
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'create_customer',
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'create_invoice',
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'mark_invoice_paid',
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'send_invoice',
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'mark_invoice_sent',
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'match_transaction_invoice',
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'close_period',
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'lock_period',
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'unlock_period',
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'set_opening_balances',
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'run_year_end',
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'run_currency_revaluation',
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'import_sie',
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'explain_voucher_gap',
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'uncategorize_transaction',
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'approve_supplier_invoice',
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'credit_supplier_invoice',
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'credit_invoice',
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'convert_invoice',
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'create_transaction',
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'attach_document_to_transaction',
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'create_voucher',
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'correct_entry',
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'reverse_entry',
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'create_supplier',
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'create_supplier_invoice_from_inbox',
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'post_annual_depreciation',
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'link_invoice_voucher',
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'undo_sie_import',
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'match_batch_allocate',
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'bulk_book_transactions',
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'create_salary_run',
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'generate_agi',
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'link_transaction_journal_entry',
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'link_supplier_invoice_voucher',
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'submit_vat_declaration',
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'submit_agi',
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'create_article', -- artikelregister: stage a new catalog article
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'update_article' -- artikelregister: stage an edit / deactivate
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));
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NOTIFY pgrst, 'reload schema';
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