* fix(salary): keep the payslip's Ackumulerat total from going stale
`salary_run_employees.ytd_*` (the "Ackumulerat {år}" block on the
lönespecifikation) was written once at calculation time and never
recomputed, from a query that only counted prior runs already in
`booked`. Preparing next month's run before the current one is booked
(entirely normal) therefore froze a YTD that is permanently missing the
month in between, and the employee's payslip understates the year.
Seen in production: an August run calculated on 2026-07-23, three days
before the July run was booked, shipped a payslip whose Ackumulerat brutto
was 60 000 kr instead of 95 000 kr.
Two fixes, both in the new lib/salary/ytd.ts:
- `computePriorYtd` counts `approved`, `paid` and `booked` prior runs, not
only `booked`. `corrected` stays excluded: its correction run replaces
the whole month, so counting both would double it.
- `refreshRunYtd` recomputes and rewrites the snapshot, and is now called
at approval (the first status lönebesked can be sent from) and at
booking, on both the dashboard and v1 surfaces. Rows already correct are
left untouched; a failure is logged and never blocks an approval or a
booking.
The snapshot stays a snapshot rather than becoming a render-time sum: an
employee re-opening a lönebesked must see the figures it had when it was
issued. YTD is display and reporting only, so nothing here can move a
verifikation: the per-month tax lookup and the avgifter caps never read it.
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* fix(salary): fail loudly on a YTD read error and paginate the reads
Review follow-up on both counts:
- The opening-balance and prior-run reads discarded their `error`. A failed
read looked exactly like a month with no prior pay, so `refreshRunYtd`
would rewrite the snapshot to the current month alone and still report
success. Both now throw; `refreshRunYtd` turns that into `ok: false` for
its callers to log, and `runSalaryCalculation` returns DATABASE_ERROR the
way it already does for every other query error in that function.
- The prior-run and roster reads now page through `fetchAllRows()` ordered
on the primary key. A full roster times eleven prior months passes
PostgREST's 1000-row cap well before an employer is large by Swedish
standards, and a silent truncation there understates somebody's
Ackumulerat.
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* refactor(salary): one paginated loader for cutover opening balances
Review follow-up. `run-calculation` and `ytd` each read
employee_opening_balances with their own unpaginated, error-discarding
query. Both now go through `loadOpeningBalances()`: paged via
fetchAllRows() ordered on the primary key, and throwing on a read error.
The error path matters more than the paging one here. That row carries
`karens_periods_adjustment` as well as the YTD carry-in, and a discarded
error looked exactly like "nobody has a cutover balance" - which would
drop a karensavdrag from sjuklön silently, not just understate a display
figure. runSalaryCalculation now maps it to DATABASE_ERROR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Jakob Wennberg <311770904+jakobwennberg-oss@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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