- Show all available inventory items immediately when selecting a warehouse in withdrawal form
- Add vertical scrolling container with max height to prevent layout overflow for large item lists
- Add Material column to the inventory rows table for clear item identification
- Add required 'delivered_to' recipient field in withdrawal form with frontend validation
- Track delivered_to in database, models, schemas, and API
- Display recipient badge on withdrawal cards in daily control page
- Group daily control withdrawals by inventory ID and recipient
Their three commits (730d0bd, 5a9b543, 387edfb) reached production by push and
auto-deployed. 387edfb expects a users.username column that the live database does
not have, so POST /api/v1/auth/login was returning HTTP 500. Their schema changes
never applied either (projects still has only id, name, description, start_date,
pm_user_id, created_at), so nothing depends on the reverted code.
This commit sets the tree back to exactly a02b3ea — verified with git diff against
it — while keeping history linear: the work itself is preserved on 'pm' at 387edfb.
Categories are kept only as the label each supplier carries (suppliers.category_id
+ the material_categories list it points at). Everything that treated category as
a shared key across materials, inventory, quotes and unit conversions is removed —
including two features that were never populated (0 rows on every volume).
Removed (backend):
- routers category_attributes, category_ref_units, unit_conversions + registration
- ?category_id= filters on /materials, /inventory and /quotes (the /suppliers one
stays — it filters suppliers by their own label)
- GET /inventory/materials/options: required a category and had no caller
- the material-payload category derivation (expand_service.category_by_material,
the inventory serializer lookup) and the material category on /pm/on-the-way;
the wire keys stay, now always null, so the payload shape is unchanged
- startup DDL: DROP the empty category_attributes / category_reference_units /
unit_conversions tables (idempotent) and their CREATE statements; seed.py
truncate list updated
Removed (frontend):
- the category-keyed conversion path: refUnitForCategory / findConversion /
refConverted, the categoryUnits + unitConversions store slices, api clients,
hooks and the "≈ converted quantity" line on quote detail and project pages
(it needed rows in those tables to render, and there were none)
- material.supplier_category and its read sites (the edit modal grew one
yesterday to restore labels; the label lives on the supplier now)
- the inventory page's category chips, the row filter and the «دسته» column,
plus the lookup's categories fetch and catName helper
Kept: supplier label + its list and picker, /suppliers?category_id=, the global
standard_conversions feature and the units page (material_units conversions).
Verified against a restore of the production dump: startup DDL drops exactly the
three tables, suppliers keep their label (3/3), material_categories still serves
its 8 rows, the removed endpoints 404, and materials/inventory/quotes/units/
standard-conversions all return 200 with quote line items intact.
v2.7 dropped materials.category_id and the API started returning category: null for
every material, but the frontend still read material.category as the material's label.
Effect: the edit page's material field rendered blank for every row, the dashboard
category filter listed nothing (and matched nothing), the wizard's category suggestions
were empty, and the conversion lookups keyed by category (refConverted →
categoryUnits/unitConversions) silently returned null, dropping the per-reference-unit
price. Saving an edited quote matched materials on an always-true category term, so two
materials sharing brand+specs were interchangeable.
Auditing the dropped column also turned up four places still dereferencing it, one
request away from a 500 and hidden only because the inventory is empty:
GET /inventory (serializer), GET /inventory?category_id=…, GET /inventory/materials/options
and DELETE /material-categories/{id}.
Backend:
- expand_service: category_by_material() resolves a material's display category from its
FIRST linked supplier (oldest supplier_materials row — the v2.5 trigger's rule), used by
the material and line-item payloads; category_id is populated again when not expanded.
- inventory: list filter, row serializer and material-options filter match through
supplier_materials ⋈ suppliers, mirroring GET /materials?category_id=…
- material_categories: the delete guard blocks on suppliers (the RESTRICT FK) and says so.
Frontend:
- Material.category → Material.supplier_category (supplier-derived, documented); the
rename pushed every read site through tsc.
- Labels use the material's own name; the edit modal field is «متریال» and prefills by
name; formatMaterialTitle no longer falls back to a category.
- Identity matching (edit modal, wizard, material memory) is name + brand + specs via a
shared matchMaterial(), so same-brand same-spec materials are not conflated; legacy
composed names are still found through materialBaseName().
- Filters read the supplier's category (dashboard options + quote filter, consistent with
the backend's quote filtering); supplier categories now come from the supplier FK
instead of the removed JSONB column. Conversion keys use supplier_category.
- Removed dead code carrying the old logic: two uncalled topicCategories copies and
materialOptions' unused "cat" branch.
Verified: both images build clean (tsc -b && vite build); the API was exercised in-process
against a restore of the current production dump with an inventory row added — material
and line-item payloads carry the supplier category, the inventory endpoints that used to
raise return 200, and the category delete guard returns 409 instead of 500.
Conflict in init_db.py resolved keeping the audit_log table ensure
function (new-one) — prod_v5 predates it and its side was empty.
Both sides' SQL lands: audit_log table plus the category-free materials
model.
Warehouses now belong strictly and exclusively to the project they were created under; cross-project reassignment is removed end-to-end.
Backend: PATCH /inventory/warehouses/{id} no longer applies project_id — any attempt to move a warehouse to a different project returns 400 with «پروژهی انبار قابل تغییر نیست — انبار برای همیشه به پروژهی والدش تعلق دارد» (sending the current project stays a harmless no-op). The WarehouseUpdate schema documents project_id as accept-only-to-reject; creation still requires project_id and delete is unchanged.
Frontend: the Organization page's per-warehouse project dropdown («انتقال به پروژه دیگر») and its moveWarehouse handler are removed — warehouses render statically inside their project card with only the dashboard link and delete; the warehouses.update API type no longer accepts project_id. WarehousesPage already had no move UI (rename/describe only).
Verified end-to-end against the running stack: rename 200; same-project project_id no-op 200; cross-project reassignment 400 with the guard message; warehouse remains in its original project; test data cleaned up. python compile + api/frontend builds clean.
- db-backup sidecar: pg_dump -Fc of procurement+casdoor every
BACKUP_INTERVAL_SECONDS into BACKUP_DIR, retention via BACKUP_KEEP_DAYS
- audit_log table (migration.sql + runtime ensure_audit_table) with
model + transactional helper (utils/audit.record) — wired into user
create/role-change and inventory transaction creation
- get_actor: quote_events.actor now stores the VERIFIED user's display
name instead of the raw bearer token
Task 1 — PM 1:N + access-loss handling:
- projects.pm_user_id had no UNIQUE constraint (verified live + in schema); added a lookup index via init_db
- auth: UserContext.project_ids = every project of a PM (oldest first); project_id stays the first for compatibility
- GET /users/me/projects — assigned projects of the caller (drives the switcher + revocation validation)
- login / /users/me / /users list now return the full projects array per user
- /inventory/* and /pm/* scopes accept an explicit ?project_id=… and verify the PM manages it (403 otherwise); without the param they fall back to the first project; admin/manager use it as an optional filter
- POST /users/{id}/project is multi-aware: assigns one project (replacing that project's previous PM) and KEEPS the user's other assignments; null clears all
- PATCH /projects/{id} accepts pm_user_id (admin / procurement manager only)
- frontend: auth store holds projects + the active project (persisted via the existing localStorage store); RequirePmProjects re-validates on load, falls back when the active project was revoked, and shows a dedicated no-projects screen with logout (no redirect loop, no re-auth)
- Panels menu: «مدیریت انبار» gets a ChevronDown accordion listing the PM's projects with «✓ فعلی»; selecting one switches only the active project and reloads the section data
- inventory/pm API calls now send the active project_id explicitly
Task 2 — Organization page:
- new searchable ProjectMultiSelect combobox (chips with ×, live Persian filtering via normalize, assigned projects hidden) replaces the single select for PM users
- add = PATCH project pm_user_id=<user>; × = pm_user_id=null; table and project cards sync immediately; RBAC unchanged (role column admin-only, combobox editable for admin + procurement manager)
Verified locally: 17 scripted checks — multi-project assignment without unique conflicts, /users/me/projects, explicit project_id authorization (foreign project 403 on /inventory, /pm/on-the-way, /pm/receipts), PM blocked from pm_user_id changes, legacy assign endpoint keeps other assignments, revocation removes the project from the list, zero-project PM gets an empty list and a guarded inventory endpoint. All test data cleaned up afterwards.
- pm.py/inventory.py: remove db.begin() on already-begun sessions — the
scope dependencies read from the session first, so opening a new
transaction raised InvalidRequestError -> 500 on every receipt/transaction
(JWT path); get_db already commits/rolls back atomically
- pm.py: receipt response returns the real derived state (was hardcoded
'arrived'); dev-user creation is race-free (insert on conflict)
- expand_service: aggregate 1:N receipts per line item (received_qty sum +
count) so the ledger can show partial-receipt totals
- users.py: role changes are admin-only (RBAC); new POST /users/sync mirrors
Casdoor org users into the app users table (identity only, roles untouched)
- config/compose: CASDOOR_ADMIN_USER/PASSWORD for the sync endpoint
- seed_casdoor: redirect URI updated for the Traefik edge
- verify kid from the JWT header (pyjwt decode() returns claims, not the
header — the old lookup was always None and rejected every token)
- convert JWK entries to crypto keys explicitly (pyjwt 2.13 dropped dict
keys) and fetch the JWKS from /.well-known/jwks
- 401 for missing/invalid/expired/wrong-issuer/wrong-audience tokens
(was 403/400); 403 stays for valid-but-roleless users; 503 when Casdoor
is unreachable; new CASDOOR_ISSUER setting separates the in-network
endpoint from the browser-facing issuer
- dev-header fallback in inventory/pm scopes now requires an explicit
X-User-Role header (no auth info at all -> 401)
- new POST /api/v1/auth/login: password grant against Casdoor, local JWT
verification, auto-provisioning, returns token + profile with the role
resolved from the app users table
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