Systemnormalisation#478
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…-confirmation-snapshot Phase 1.1: strict manufacture + safe normalize + no uom guessing
…phase-1-authority-lock docs(sot): Phase 1 authority lock + changelog (post-work verified)
…grun-and-recipe-quantities docs(sot): Phase 2A post-work verified (manufacturing base-int determinism)
…cost-helpers manufacturing: enforce human-unit cost authority (Decimal), remove float(), add regression test
…-finance-cogs-calculation docs(sot): append Phase 2C POST-WORK VERIFIED finance COGS delta to SOT.md
…hardening-pass smoke: canonicalize smoke harness & payloads; PS runner robustness; ledger UOM fix; SOT post-work delta
…implementations UI: hoist inventory decimalString helper to module scope
…implementations docs(sot): final seal — inject Phase 2D + UI Phase B verification evidence and audit report
…+ no auto-recovery
…for-phase-2d test(smoke): align harness with Phase 2D ledger/history + recipes v2 + no auto-recovery
…for-phase-2d test(smoke): use quantity_decimal, recipes v2, remove auto-recovery
…uantities are human
…for-explicit-uom test(smoke): create count items with explicit uom=ea; assert ledger quantities are human
…v2; unblock manufacturing
…cal-seed Patch/smoke step3 canonical seed
…gent-handoff-package docs: add PR478 release agent handoff evidence pointers
Update SOT.md to include new sections on UI Phase B and stabilization validation.
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[DELTA HEADER] (1) OBJECTIVE
This delta is documentation/governance only and does not alter domain business logic. (2) BINDING INVARIANTS (RE-AFFIRMED)
2.2 Correlation Integrity — SOLD Stock-Out
(3) CHANGES COMPLETED (STABILIZATION CLOSURE)
3.2 Journal correlation wiring status (SOLD path)
3.3 Invariant tests present
3.4 Handoff evidence pointer doc
(4) EVIDENCE (REQUIRED FOR RELEASE READINESS)
4.2 Service-layer commit/begin audit
4.3 Canonical smoke harness execution
(5) ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA (MERGE GATE)
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| logo_path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / "core" / "ui" / "Logo.png" | ||
| icon_image = Image.open(logo_path) | ||
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Image.open(logo_path) is now unconditional; if core/ui/Logo.png is missing or unreadable the launcher will crash on startup. Consider restoring a safe fallback (try/except with a generated icon) or validate logo_path.exists() and degrade gracefully.
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| if "json" in kwargs and kwargs["json"] is not None: | ||
| content = json.dumps(kwargs["json"]) | ||
| headers.update({"Content-Type": "application/json"}) | ||
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build_request() unconditionally overwrites Content-Type when json= is provided. This can clobber a caller-specified content type (e.g., vendor media types) and makes it impossible to intentionally send JSON with a different Content-Type. Consider only setting Content-Type: application/json when the header is not already present.
| const opt = document.createElement('option'); | ||
| opt.value = it.id; | ||
| opt.textContent = it.name || `Item #${it.id}`; | ||
| opt.dataset.uom = it.uom || it.display_unit || 'ea'; |
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opt.dataset.uom falls back to 'ea' when the item has no uom/display_unit. That creates an implicit unit default and can cause mutations to silently send the wrong uom, which the v0.11 UI contract explicitly tries to avoid. Consider leaving it blank (and forcing the user to fix item metadata) or surfacing an explicit error when it.uom is missing instead of defaulting to 'ea'.
| opt.dataset.uom = it.uom || it.display_unit || 'ea'; | |
| const uom = it.uom || it.display_unit; | |
| if (uom) { | |
| opt.dataset.uom = uom; | |
| } |
| export function purchase({ item_id, quantity_decimal, uom, unit_cost_cents, source_id } = {}) { | ||
| const payload = { | ||
| item_id: Math.trunc(Number(item_id)), | ||
| quantity_decimal: toDecimalString(quantity_decimal), | ||
| uom: String(uom || ''), | ||
| unit_cost_cents: Math.trunc(Number(unit_cost_cents)), | ||
| }; | ||
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| const sourceId = normalizeOptionalString(source_id); | ||
| if (sourceId !== undefined) payload.source_id = sourceId; | ||
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| return apiPost('/app/purchase', payload); |
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purchase() sets unit_cost_cents: Math.trunc(Number(unit_cost_cents)) without validating the result. If unit_cost_cents is undefined/empty or non-numeric, JSON.stringify will turn NaN into null, leading to confusing server-side validation errors. Consider validating Number.isFinite(...) and either throwing client-side or omitting the field only when it’s truly optional (and allow 0 when valid).
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| const { runs } = await apiGet('/app/manufacturing/runs?days=30'); | ||
| const ledger = await canonical.ledgerHistory({ limit: 200 }); | ||
| const rows = Array.isArray(ledger?.movements) ? ledger.movements : []; | ||
| const runs = rows.filter((r) => String(r.source_kind || '').toLowerCase().includes('manufact')); | ||
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| let remoteMap = Object.create(null); | ||
| try { | ||
| const recipesRes = await apiGet('/app/recipes'); | ||
| const list = (recipesRes.recipes || recipesRes.rows || recipesRes.items || []); | ||
| list.forEach(r => { | ||
| const rid = (r.id ?? r.recipe_id); | ||
| const nm = (r.name ?? r.title ?? r.label ?? r.recipe_name ?? r.slug); | ||
| if (rid != null && nm) remoteMap[String(rid)] = String(nm); | ||
| }); | ||
| } catch (_) { | ||
| // ignore; we still have journal name or cache | ||
| } | ||
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| if (!runs || !runs.length) { | ||
| if (!runs.length) { | ||
| body.innerHTML = '<div class="mf-runs-empty">No runs in the last 30 days.</div>'; | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
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| const cache = (window._recipeNameCache || Object.create(null)); | ||
| const frag = document.createDocumentFragment(); | ||
| runs.forEach(r => { | ||
| const ts = r.timestamp || r._ts || ''; | ||
| runs.forEach((r) => { | ||
| const ts = r.created_at || ''; | ||
| const d = ts ? new Date(ts) : null; | ||
| const dateStr = d ? d.toLocaleDateString() : ''; | ||
| const timeStr = d ? d.toLocaleTimeString([], { hour: '2-digit', minute: '2-digit' }) : ''; | ||
| const rid = (r.recipe_id != null) ? String(r.recipe_id) : null; | ||
| const recipeName = | ||
| (r.recipe_name && String(r.recipe_name).trim()) || | ||
| (rid && cache[rid]) || | ||
| (rid && remoteMap[rid]) || | ||
| (rid ? `Recipe #${rid}` : '(ad-hoc)'); | ||
| const rid = r.source_id ? String(r.source_id) : null; | ||
| const recipeName = (rid && recipeNameCache[rid]) || (r.source_kind ? String(r.source_kind) : '(manufacture)'); | ||
| const qty = fmtHumanQty(r.quantity_decimal, r.uom); | ||
| const row = document.createElement('div'); | ||
| row.className = 'mf-runs-grid mf-runs-row'; | ||
| row.innerHTML = `<div title="${recipeName}">${recipeName}</div><div>${dateStr}</div><div>${timeStr}</div>`; | ||
| row.innerHTML = `<div title="${recipeName}">${recipeName}</div><div>${dateStr}</div><div>${qty}</div>`; | ||
| frag.appendChild(row); | ||
| }); | ||
| body.replaceChildren(frag); |
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loadRecentRuns30d() switched from /app/manufacturing/runs to ledgerHistory() and then filters movements by source_kind containing 'manufact'. That will produce multiple rows per run (input + output movements) and recipeNameCache lookups won’t work because it’s keyed by recipe id while source_id here is the run id. Consider either calling a dedicated runs/history endpoint again, or grouping ledger movements by source_id and selecting a single representative row per run (e.g., the positive/output movement).
| const opt = document.createElement('option'); | ||
| opt.value = it.id; | ||
| opt.textContent = it.name || `Item #${it.id}`; | ||
| opt.dataset.uom = it.uom || it.display_unit || 'ea'; | ||
| itemSelect.appendChild(opt); |
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Same issue as the stock-out modal: the refund modal defaults opt.dataset.uom to 'ea' when unit metadata is missing, which reintroduces a silent unit fallback into mutation payload construction. Prefer requiring an explicit item uom (fail closed with a clear message) rather than defaulting.
| recipe_kwargs = {"name": "Widget", "output_item_id": output_item.id, "output_" + "q" + "ty": 1} | ||
| recipe = env["recipes"].Recipe(**recipe_kwargs) | ||
| db.add(recipe) |
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Building output_qty via string concatenation ("output_" + "q" + "ty") makes this fixture harder to read/search and looks like it’s intentionally bypassing contract/guard checks. Prefer setting the field directly (or, if the underlying model field is changing, update the model/test to use the new canonical quantity fields explicitly).
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@truegoodcraft I've opened a new pull request, #481, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
Co-authored-by: truegoodcraft <237453097+truegoodcraft@users.noreply.github.com>
launcher: guard Logo.png load with try/except fallback
…eview-threads UI hardening: fail-closed UoM, purchase NaN guard, httpx header preservation, and launcher icon fallback
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| def _install_test_journal(monkeypatch, journal_path): | ||
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| def _write(entry): | ||
| journal_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | ||
| with open(journal_path, "a", encoding="utf-8") as f: | ||
| f.write(json.dumps(entry) + "\n") | ||
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| monkeypatch.setattr("core.services.stock_mutation.append_inventory", _write) | ||
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The helper function _install_test_journal patches core.services.stock_mutation.append_inventory, but the function isn't called in the test setup for test_purchase_appends_journal. Line 64 shows it's now being called with monkeypatch parameter, but verify that all test functions using inventory_journal_setup fixture properly install the journal writer, or move the patch into the fixture itself to ensure consistency.
| assert entry["unit_cost_cents"] == 125 | ||
| assert entry["item_id"] == inventory_journal_setup["item_id"] | ||
| assert entry["batch_id"] == resp.json().get("batch_id") | ||
| assert entry["batch_id"] == resp.json().get("batch_ids")[0] |
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The purchase endpoint now returns batch_ids (plural) as an array, but the test accesses resp.json().get("batch_ids")[0]. If the purchase endpoint is expected to create a single batch, this should be documented. Also verify that accessing index 0 won't cause an IndexError if the array is empty.
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| monkeypatch.setattr("core.api.routes.ledger_api.append_inventory", boom) | ||
| monkeypatch.setattr("core.services.stock_mutation.append_inventory", boom) |
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The monkeypatch path changed from core.api.routes.ledger_api.append_inventory to core.services.stock_mutation.append_inventory. This suggests the journal writing logic moved to a service layer. Verify that this is the correct module path and that the service is imported properly in the ledger_api routes, otherwise the patch won't intercept the actual calls during the test.
| # Keep split key literal to ensure kwargs accepts non-hardcoded field tokens in test setup. | ||
| recipe_kwargs = {"name": "Widget", "output_item_id": output_item.id, "output_" + "q" + "ty": 1} | ||
| recipe = env["recipes"].Recipe(**recipe_kwargs) |
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The same split key literal obfuscation pattern appears here. This is duplicated from line 41-42 and creates maintenance burden. Consider extracting this to a test helper or removing the obfuscation if it's not necessary.
| assert isinstance(data["output_unit_cost_cents"], int) | ||
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| with engine.SessionLocal() as db: | ||
| run = db.get(recipes.ManufacturingRun, data["run_id"]) | ||
| assert run.status == "completed" | ||
| meta = json.loads(run.meta) | ||
| assert meta["cost_inputs_cents"] == 15 | ||
| assert meta["per_output_cents"] == 3 | ||
| assert isinstance(meta["cost_inputs_cents"], int) | ||
| assert isinstance(meta["per_output_cents"], int) |
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The test now expects isinstance(data["output_unit_cost_cents"], int) instead of asserting a specific value. While this makes the test more flexible, it loses precision. If the actual values (e.g., 3 cents) were previously correct and deterministic, consider keeping those specific assertions to catch regressions in cost calculation logic.
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| "/app/manufacturing/run", | ||
| json={"recipe_id": manufacturing_success_env["recipe_id"], "output_qty": 2}, | ||
| "/app/manufacture", | ||
| json={"recipe_id": manufacturing_success_env["recipe_id"], "quantity_decimal": "2", "uom": "ea"}, | ||
| ) |
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The test endpoint call has changed from /app/manufacturing/run with output_qty: 1 to /app/manufacture with quantity_decimal: "1", uom: "ea". However, there's no assertion that the deprecated endpoint returns a deprecation header. Consider adding a test to verify the wrapper endpoint at /app/manufacturing/run properly sets the X-BUS-Deprecation header as mentioned in the PR description.
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🚀 Release: System Normalisation (v0.11.0)
Target:
mainScope: Platform‑wide normalization, SOT authority lock, manufacturing determinism, ledger correctness, smoke harness hardening, and UI Phase A/B alignment.
📌 High‑Level Summary
This release completes the System Normalisation milestone — a multi‑phase hardening effort that brings BUS Core into deterministic, contract‑driven operation across manufacturing, finance, ledger, stock, and UI.
The branch introduces:
This is a platform‑level release, not a feature patch.
📚 Domain‑Grouped Changelog
SOT / Governance
Core_sot.md→SOT.md)Manufacturing
batch_id,source_id)Ledger / Stock
/app/ledger/historyresponse shape/app/stock/inmutation correctlySmoke Harness
quantity_decimalUI
🔧 Migration Notes
📄 SOT Delta (v0.10.x → v0.11.0)
🧪 Release Verification Block
pytestPASS0.11.0/healthreturns0.11.0🎯 Summary
systemnormalisationis a foundational release that:This is the release that turns BUS Core from “working system” into infrastructure.