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Jakob Wennberg 816b1769c8 feat(dimensions): PR6 retro-tagging — audited retag carve-out, BulkTagWorkbench, staged MCP tool (#867)
* feat(dimensions): PR6 retro-tagging — audited retag carve-out, workbench, staged MCP tool

Tier-2 retro-tagging (founder decision №1, approved 2026-07-02): posted
entries in OPEN periods can have their dimension tags changed through ONE
audited path — everything about the verifikat itself stays immutable.

Carve-out (migration 20260702170000): the line-immutability trigger gains a
single narrow branch — while the transaction-local GUC set by the RPC is
active, an UPDATE of a posted line is admitted iff every non-dimension
column is unchanged, enforced by a whole-row to_jsonb diff (any future
column is protected by construction; mirrors cost_center/project are in the
changeable set because they are derived views of dimensions['1']/['6']).
Precedent: mark_entry_as_opening_balance (20260613120000).

retag_line_dimensions RPC: tenant guard (20260619130100 pattern), writer
gate (viewers rejected), posted-only, open period + company lock date
enforced, every code validated against the ACTIVE registry, immutable
dimension_retag_log row (before/after/actor/reason, INSERT-only via its own
trigger, no FKs so the trail survives hard-deletes) written BEFORE the
carve-out UPDATE. Idempotent no-op without a log row. Untag ({}) supported.
Legal position per the plan: dimensions are internredovisning metadata, not
BFL 5 kap 7§ verifikat content — this is strictly more conservative than
Fortnox/Visma (dimension-only diffs, open periods only, immutable log,
storno past locks — Tier 3 has no exceptions).

Mandatory pg suite (11 tests): GUC-less updates still blocked; amounts/
description can never change even under the GUC (transaction-local);
closed/locked/lock-date, role, registry, draft and cross-tenant rejections;
log immutability; gnubok.allow_delete bulk path unaffected.

UX (all writes through the ONE RPC): pencil on posted-voucher lines in
bookkeeping/[id] ("Påverkar endast internredovisningen, inte verifikatet")
+ retag-history card; BulkTagWorkbench at /dimensions/tagging (filters,
shift-select, merge vs "Ersätt tagg" replace mode, reversal-pair warning
with "Inkludera motverifikat" auto-selection, per-line failure display).

MCP: gnubok_tag_journal_lines (bookkeeping:write) — filter block resolved
via resolve-don't-select, ≤500 lines, staged via pending_operations (new
op type migration 20260702171000, medium risk tier, shared Zod validation
boundary between staging and commit; executor loops the RPC per line with
partial-success aggregation).

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

* fix(dimensions): address #867 review — SQLSTATE classification, blocking storno confirm, documented divergence

- Retag route classifies RPC errors by SQLSTATE instead of message-regex:
  P0001 (every rule violation in the RPC) → 409 verbatim, 42501 (tenant
  guard) → 403, anything else → logged 500 with a generic message. No more
  substring sniffing.
- The workbench's storno-pair warning escalates to a BLOCKING confirmation
  naming the unselected counter-vouchers before apply (Srf U 14 gross
  reporting — one-legged retags silently skew project P&L; the banner alone
  was advisory).
- The empty-bag divergence is now documented on both schemas as intentional:
  the direct dialog/workbench path allows {} (human untags phantom codes,
  logged with reason), the MCP staged path rejects it (agents never
  bulk-clear history).

Triage notes: the log's missing FKs are the point (behandlingshistorik must
survive undo_sie_import hard-deletes — a cascade would erase the trail);
SIE exports are generated fresh on demand, never cached, so post-retag
exports carry the new object lists automatically; date-scoped registry
values are deliberately not enforced at retag because entry creation does
not enforce them either — enforcing in one path only would be incoherent
(both belong to the PR10 rules engine).

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

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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-02 17:02:34 +02:00
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