Follow-up to #623. The Lightroom TXT export now shows the filename list
in a modal with a "Copy to clipboard" button instead of triggering a
.txt file download — saves the "open file → select all → copy" dance
admins were doing anyway. CSV export takes the same path (paste straight
into Sheets / Excel).
The modal keeps a "Download as file" button so admins who want the file
(sharing with colleagues, archiving, post-processing tooling) aren't
worse off than before — fully additive.
XMP (ZIP archive) and JSON exports keep their direct download path. A
textarea preview is the wrong UI for a binary archive, and JSON is
structured tool input where the file form is the natural mode.
Implementation:
- ExportPreviewModal — readonly textarea, copy + download buttons,
monospace font for filename lists, click-to-select-all on the textarea
for browsers that block clipboard writes (older Safari, hardened
sandboxes — the catch falls through to a "select and copy manually"
toast instead of silent failure).
- photosService.exportPhotosAsText — same backend endpoint as
exportPhotos but resolves the blob.text() and returns
{ content, filename } instead of triggering a download. Preserves
the existing exportPhotos for the XMP / JSON paths.
- PhotoExportMenu — PREVIEW_FORMATS = ['txt', 'csv']; non-preview
formats keep the direct-download flow unchanged.
- EN + DE i18n entries.
No backend changes. No new endpoints. No breaking changes for callers
of photosService.exportPhotos.
Daniel asked for a way to re-use a good gallery configuration without
re-entering every setting. Two of his three suggested workflows are
covered by this PR; the third (per-event-type behaviour defaults) is
partially shipped already via event_types.theme_preset + theme_config
and is left as a follow-up if the duplicate workflow doesn't cover it.
Backend — POST /admin/events/:id/duplicate. Validates a new event_name
(required) + event_date (optional) + customer_name/email (optional);
copies branding (color_theme, css_template_id, header/hero/divider/anchor),
behaviour toggles (allow_downloads, watermark_*, allow_user_uploads,
require_password, etc.), photo_cap, welcome_message, default_photo_sort,
admin_email, and feedback settings + per-event photo categories. Mints a
fresh slug + share_token + random-placeholder password_hash (admin sets
the real one via the publish dialog shipped in #627). Recomputes
expires_at = new_event_date + (source.expires_at - source.event_date) so
the duplicate keeps the same active window; defaults to 30 days if either
source field was null. is_draft is always true.
Deliberately NOT carried over: photos, hero_photo_id, client_access
secrets, og_image_share opt-in, customer_phone, sent_at flags, archive
state, customer-account assignments.
Frontend — new DuplicateEventDialog (matches the PublishGalleryDialog
pattern), wired into the Actions card on EventDetailsPage. Visible in
both draft and live mode since admins typically duplicate from a
published gallery. On success the page navigates to the new draft so the
admin can finish customising + publish.
I18n: EN + DE entries for the dialog + button label. Backend logs an
event_duplicated activity with the source event id/name so the trail is
auditable.
Frontend service: eventsService.duplicateEvent(eventId, data).
Previously, publishing a password-protected DRAFT gallery sent the
gallery_created email with the literal sentinel "(set at creation)",
which the email processor localised to "The password you set when
creating the gallery" / "Das bei der Erstellung der Galerie gesetzte
Passwort". Root cause: at draft creation only the bcrypt hash is stored
(no plaintext column, by design); the publish endpoint had nowhere to
pull the actual password from. Create-and-publish-in-one-step worked
because the plaintext is still in memory at email-queue time.
Fix: the Publish action now opens a small PublishGalleryDialog that
prompts the admin to (re-)type the gallery password. The publish
endpoint accepts an optional `password` body, re-hashes + writes
`password_hash` so the stored hash matches what was just emailed (admins
who mistype at creation get a self-healing publish flow), and puts the
plaintext into the gallery_password email field. When the publish call
is made without a password (API-only consumers), behaviour falls back
to the legacy sentinel — no breaking change.
The window.confirm() publish flow is gone; the dialog handles the no-
password case too (plain confirm + Publish button).
I18n: EN + DE entries for the dialog. Other locales fall through to
the EN defaults via the t() default-value pattern.
No schema changes. No plaintext at rest.
GalleryAuthContext cached the event in sessionStorage on first visit and
then SKIPPED the server fetch on returning visits (`if (!storedEvent)`),
so a guest who'd already opened the gallery would never see admin edits
to welcome_message / event_name / hero_logo / colour theme — sessionStorage
survives Cmd+Shift+R, so the only escape was closing the tab or wiping
site data manually.
The cached event is still shown above as an instant placeholder for
perceived perf, but the server fetch is no longer gated: on every mount
the fresh row overwrites both React state and the sessionStorage entry.
Cost is one extra /gallery/:slug/photos request per gallery navigation
when the session is already authenticated; benefit is admin edits
propagating on next page load for everyone.
When a gallery uses the 'hero' header_style AND the admin enables the
filter bar (search + sort), the search/sort row glued itself to the top
of the hero image. Root cause: HeroHeader carries a decorative `-mt-6`
on its outer div (so it can bleed flush against the page header when
nothing else is above), and that exactly cancelled the wrapper's `mt-6`
between PhotoFilterBar and PhotoGridWithLayouts.
Fix: when the filter bar is shown above a hero header, the grid wrapper
uses `mt-12` instead of `mt-6` so the hero's bleed leaves a 24px net gap
rather than zero. The no-filter-bar case keeps the original flush bleed.
Also tidied up: extract the filter-bar-shown predicate to a named const
so the two reads (conditional render + wrapper class) can't drift apart.
The PhotoExportMenu's TXT format advertises "Simple text list for Lightroom
search" but emitted newline-separated filenames WITH `.jpg`. Lightroom's
filename search wants a comma-separated one-liner, and the gallery JPEGs may
correspond to RAW files in the catalog — so the search has to match on the
stem only.
The frontend now passes `separator: 'comma'` + `include_extension: false` for
the TXT format specifically. The backend gains an `include_extension` option
(defaulting to true so direct API consumers don't break), and the comma case
joins without a trailing space (the form Lightroom expects). Unit test pins
the Lightroom-mode output AND the backward-compatible default for any direct
API caller.
CSV / XMP / JSON exports are unchanged.
The scope <select> inherited `w-full` from the shared selectClassName, so it
stretched the whole row on its own line (the ledger-format select overrides it
with w-auto; this one didn't). Give it `w-auto min-w-[140px]` and wrap it in an
inline "Scope" label so the Report row reads compactly as
"Scope [Complete ▾] [Export CSV] [Export PDF]", consistent with the journal row.
Adds a Complete / Income only / Cost only selector to the readable PDF + CSV
export (the on-screen report stays complete). Income-only emits just the
outgoing rows + the income summary line (+ the per-rate breakdown in the PDF);
cost-only emits the incoming-invoice + expense rows + the cost line and drops
the income-by-rate breakdown. Useful in Liechtenstein where, under the income
threshold, a flat 20% Gewinnungskosten deduction is sometimes better than actual
costs — handing the Treuhänder just the income (or just the cost) basis is
cleaner.
Backend: renderTaxReportPdf/Csv take a `scope` param (all|income|cost) that
filters report.ledger by row.type + the summary lines; the /pdf + /csv routes
accept & validate `?scope=`; filenames get an income_/cost_ tag. Frontend:
scope <select> beside the export buttons, threaded through buildQueryString.
i18n en/de. The 20% calculation itself is intentionally NOT in-app (applied by
the Treuhänder) per the scoping decision.
1. requireFeatureFlag now caches each flag for 10s (the accounting area is 10+
gated endpoints); PUT /admin/feature-flags invalidates the cache so toggles
still take effect immediately.
2. Customer routes (/quotes, /invoices, /contracts + their PDFs) now gate via
getEffectiveFeaturesForCustomer — the global MASTER flag AND the per-customer
override — instead of the per-customer column alone, via a shared
customerFeatureAllowed() helper. Admin disabling a feature globally is now
honoured for customers too.
4. Tax-report VAT-payable: when accounting_vat_registered is UNSET, stop guessing
from grandTotalVat>0 (a zero-output-VAT quarter silently flipped to "not
registered" and hid the reclaim). Treat null as "not configured":
vatPayableMinor=null + vatRegistrationConfigured=false; the UI renders "—" and
a "configure VAT registration" warning. Tests updated.
5. Shared upsertAppSetting() in utils/appSettings — the two adminSettings upsert
loops use it, so the app_settings created_at class can't be re-introduced.
6. PDF rasterise per-file bound: getRenderedPagePath refuses pages beyond
MAX_RENDERABLE_PAGES (200); page_count is capped to match at ingest, so a
hostile high-page PDF can't drive an unbounded pager.
7. (no code) original_filename is only rendered via auto-escaped JSX; the two
dangerouslySetInnerHTML sites are admin-authored content — paranoia pass clean.
Concerns 3 (foreign-VAT reclaim-country) and 8 (imap_pass plaintext) are PR-reply
/ doc items, addressed in the PR response, not code.
Reworks the previous force-mode UX per the intended model:
- Branding page IS the global preset — keep presets, colors, fonts and style
fully visible. The only change under a force lock: hide the redundant
per-theme Color Mode picker (light/dark is the Force control), with a hint.
- Force only locks light/dark again: reverted applyForceColorMode to swap the
surface palette only — it no longer resets typography/style, so the branding
fonts/style always apply.
- Per-event GALLERY theme editors now receive the global force value and, when
a lock is active, hide the colour pickers AND the light/dark picker (a gallery
can't override the site-wide lock). Presets/fonts/layout stay. Force off →
everything returns.
Wiring: CreateEventPage + EventDetailsPage pass
forceColorMode={publicSettings?.branding_force_color_mode} (value only, no Force
control). Branding keeps both the value and the onForceColorModeChange handler,
which is how the component tells the two contexts apart. i18n en/de.
Follow-up to the force-mode change: hide ALL gallery theme customization while
a force light/dark lock is on, not only colors + typography. Theme presets,
gallery layout, header style, controls style, the colour pickers (incl. accent),
Typography & Style, CSS templates, the PDF-typography slot and event custom CSS
are all hidden — only the Force color mode control (with an explanatory note)
and the Reset/Apply actions remain. Accent brand colours still apply to the
gallery; their picker is just hidden while the lock is on. Turning the lock off
restores the full customizer. Note text + i18n (en/de) updated.
When a force light/dark lock is active it now means "use the clean standard
look": applyForceColorMode also resets typography & style (fonts, size, corner
radius, shadow, background pattern) to defaults — on top of the surface/text
palette it already swapped — so those settings genuinely don't apply while the
lock is on. Accent brand colours and the structural cards (header/controls/
gallery layout/hero divider) are preserved. Override-only: the saved theme keeps
the admin's custom values, so turning the lock off restores them.
In the theme customizer, when a force mode is active, hide the now-dead controls
to avoid confusion — the per-theme Color Mode picker, the Surfaces + Text colour
pickers, and the whole Typography & Style card — and show an explanatory note.
The Force picker itself and the Accent pickers stay visible. i18n en/de.
This pairs with the admin dark-mode fix: admin surfaces follow the `.dark` class
which AdminDarkModeContext drives from the force lock, so force is respected
end-to-end.
CRM + accounting admin surfaces read gallery-theme tokens — the
`text-theme`/`text-muted-theme` utility classes and raw `var(--color-surface|
text|surface-border|elevated)` inline styles — which `ThemeContext` writes as
inline `--color-*` on <html> for every route. Those inline vars beat the admin
`.dark` toggle, so e.g. the "Create passive customer" modal (#620) renders dark
while the admin is in light mode (and the reverse).
Repoint every CRM/accounting admin surface to Tailwind `dark:` classes so it
tracks the admin toggle deterministically:
- text-theme → text-neutral-900 dark:text-neutral-100; text-muted-theme →
text-neutral-500 dark:text-neutral-400 (across the CRM list/detail/editor
pages, hours, calendar, lineage, installments, CRM settings).
- modal/dropdown/chip/divider inline `var(--color-surface*)` → bg-white
dark:bg-neutral-900 / border-neutral-200 dark:border-neutral-700 etc.
(CustomerManagement + CustomerDetail modals = the #620 fix).
- toggle off-track surface-border → bg-neutral-300 dark:bg-neutral-600; brand
accent ON-state kept (var(--color-accent)).
- CalendarPage FullCalendar chrome: scope local --cal-* vars under .fc / .dark
.fc so the calendar follows the admin toggle (was reading gallery vars).
- PasswordResetModal bare neutrals + TaxReport Storno/Reissue badges gain dark
pairings.
Brand accent/primary tokens and the branded admin login are intentionally left
on the gallery theme. The same leak exists in non-CRM admin areas (dashboard,
events) — out of scope here.
A sweep of every CRM/accounting toggle found surfaces still reachable
with their flag OFF. Adds a shared requireFeatureFlag middleware (the two
existing per-file copies predate it) and closes the gaps:
- Hours logging: only createEntry checked the flag — edit/delete/bill and
the list/summary routes were permission-only. Gate all six
/hour-entries routes on the hoursLogging master so a disabled feature
can't be read, mutated, or invoiced via a direct API hit.
- Installment plans: PUT /deals/:uuid/installment-plan mutates invoices
but wasn't bills-gated; add requireFeatureFlag('bills').
- Customer invoice PDF: /invoices/:id/pdf lacked the feature_bills check
the list + quotes routes have. Also fixes the quotes-PDF gate, which
read req.customer.feature_quotes (never populated → silent no-op).
- Customer contracts: /contracts + /contracts/:id/pdf were gated by
neither the master nor a per-customer column.
Per-customer contracts override (the missing counterpart):
- Migration 131 adds customer_accounts.feature_contracts, default TRUE so
existing customers keep their Contracts tab (preserve-visuals).
- Effective resolver now contractsMaster AND feature_contracts; admin
detail page gains the toggle; service/validator/serializer wired.
Cleanups:
- Drop stale `taxReport` from the sidebar's Clients-reveal list (Tax moved
to Accounting); add the missing `projects` so it mirrors the context
derivation.
- SettingsPage tab-snap effect now depends on flags.accounting.
- Fix stale taxReport "forced off when bills off" comment (it's accounting).
The "VAT code by revenue rate" rows were hardcoded to the Swiss/LI rates
(8.1/2.6/3.8/0), so a code at any other rate (e.g. DE 19%/7%) had no row
to map. Derive the rows from the distinct rates of the OUTPUT VAT codes
instead — retype a code to a local rate and its row appears automatically;
remove the last code at a rate and the row drops. The CH/LI seeds are
unchanged and still produce the same four rows.
Frontend rateKey() mirrors backend ledgerService.rateKey so the saved map
keys keep matching the export-time lookup. Each rate's dropdown is scoped
to output codes at that rate. Empty state when no output codes exist.
Consolidate all accounting configuration in one place. The Chart of
accounts (accounts table + category/default-account mappings) becomes a
self-contained ChartOfAccountsManager rendered in Settings → Accounting,
next to the VAT codes that already moved there. The /admin/accounting
section is now purely operational (Incoming invoices · Expenses · Tax).
The old /admin/accounting/ledger route redirects to the settings tab so
bookmarks keep working; the Tax page "Configure" link points there too.
ChartOfAccountsManager saves only the account keys (partial-merge safe,
same as VatCodesManager), so the two never revert each other's edits.
Move VAT-code CRUD and the rate→code / treatment→code maps off the
Chart-of-accounts page into a self-contained VatCodesManager rendered in
Settings → Accounting, so all VAT config lives in one place. CoA keeps
the accounts table, default/system accounts, and expense-category maps.
Both pages save disjoint key sets through the partial-merge updateSettings
(CoA → account keys only; VatCodesManager → ledger_vat_map +
ledger_output_vat_map only), so neither reverts the other's edits.
Adds the 'VAT registration & reclaim' section to Settings → Accounting: a
'VAT-registered' toggle (charge output + reclaim input VAT) and a multi-select
of countries whose input VAT is reclaimable (default domestic CH/LI). Wires
accounting.service + the backend keys added earlier (accounting_vat_registered,
accounting_vat_reclaim_countries). i18n en/de. The report VAT-payable math that
consumes these is the next slice.
Slice 2 + 1b:
- Bill editor: VAT-rate field → VatRateSelect dropdown (mirrors the quote
editor); snapshots vatCode on create + carries it from a source quote.
- getQuoteById + the invoice serializer now return vat_code, so re-editing a
saved document preserves the snapshot instead of falling back to the
rate→code map. Payload types (quotes + bills) carry vatCode.
72 tests pass; build green.
Slice 3a — replaces the free-typed VAT rate in the quote editor with a dropdown
of configured output VAT codes (+ 'Other (custom rate)'), reading the un-gated
/admin/vat-codes endpoint. Selecting a code sends vatCode → the backend snapshots
it (migration 130) and the export emits it. New VatRateSelect component + a
read-only vatCodes.service. Create flow snapshots correctly; loading a saved code
into the editor (serialization return) + the bill editor are the next slices.
Build green.
The Banana export assumed a double-entry file; a user importing into an Income
& Expense (Einnahmen-Ausgaben) file got "AccountDebit/AccountCredit/Amount/
VatCode column not found", since those columns only exist in double-entry.
Add a second Banana format alongside the double-entry one:
- ledgerService: new `banana_ie` format → Banana I&E columns Date, Doc,
Description, Income, Expenses, ContraAccount (the income/expense account),
VatCode (banana.ch doc 9946). Revenue → gross in Income + revenue account;
cost → gross in Expenses + expense account. Same tab-separated .txt shape.
- Frontend: ExportFormat + dropdown gain `banana_ie`; .txt extension covers
both Banana variants. Labels relabelled: "Banana — double-entry" and
"Banana — income & expense" (de equivalents). Hint de-"double-entry"-fied.
- Test added for the I&E format.
Pairs with the prior UTF-8 BOM fix (the "·" mojibake). Tests + build green.
Banana's "Text file with column headers" import (Actions → Import into
accounting) requires a TAB-separated .txt with unquoted values — picpeak was
emitting a comma-separated, quoted .csv, which won't even show in Banana's
*.txt file picker, let alone parse into columns.
- ledgerService.exportPostings: the `banana` format now serialises TAB-separated
with no quoting, .txt extension, text/plain content-type. generic + bexio stay
comma-CSV (RFC 4180). Tab/newline chars in a cell are collapsed to spaces.
- Frontend ledger.service: download filename uses .txt for banana.
- Tests updated for the new banana shape (tab header, .txt, text/plain).
The column names already matched Banana's NameXml; only the serialisation was
wrong. bexio left as comma-CSV (verify against bexio's import spec separately).
- Give all four export controls (CSV / PDF / format select / Accountant export)
a matching min-width so the two rows form a tidy right-aligned button grid
(CSV over format select, Export PDF over Accountant export).
- Replace the dashed sub-divider between the Report and Accounting journal
groups with a solid line so the separation reads clearly.
- Restructure the export area into two labelled groups: 'Report' (PDF/CSV,
for you) and 'Accounting journal' (for your accountant), each with a
one-line caption — instead of two unlabelled button rows.
- i18n: the English label was the German 'Treuhänder export' → now 'Accountant
export' (de stays 'Treuhänder-Export'); hint reworded.
- Feature flags: the journal export is an accounting-layer feature (needs the
Chart-of-accounts mapping), so gate it on the 'accounting' master — the
group only renders when accounting is on, and the backend /export route no
longer requires the 'taxReport' sub-flag (the router already requires accounting).
Build + node --check + JSON parse green.
The standalone 'Treuhänder export' tab duplicated the Tax page's period/
currency filters over the same data. Fold the collective-journal export into
the Tax page as a third export action (target-tool format picker: generic /
Banana / bexio), beside Export CSV/PDF, with a link to its Chart-of-accounts
config. Removes the Accounting sub-nav 'export' tab (old /export route now
redirects to the Tax page); keeps Chart of accounts as its own setup tab.
Deletes the now-orphaned LedgerExportPage.
Build + JSON parse green.
The summary card's top block (Total net/VAT/gross) is the outgoing-invoice
totals but had no section header, unlike the 'Income / costs' block below.
Add an 'Outgoing invoices' (de: 'Ausgangsrechnungen') header to match.
Replaces the separate revenue + costs tables with a single ledger across the
screen, CSV and PDF. Every row is typed (outgoing invoice / incoming invoice /
expense) and signed — outgoing positive, incoming + expenses negative — so
sorting by value runs income → costs and the column nets toward the Result.
- getTaxReport now returns a `ledger` array (signed, typed, date-sorted);
legacy rows/costs/summary kept for back-compat.
- Frontend: one sortable table (click Type/Date/Party/Net/VAT/Gross), coloured
type badges, cancelled rows greyed with lineage badges; Income/Costs/Result
summary box unchanged.
- CSV + PDF reworked to the same unified, signed layout; PDF totals show
Income / Costs (negative) / Result.
- i18n: en/de (frontend) + pdf-i18n (en/de real; fr/nl/pt/ru English-fallback,
flagged for native review).
Build + node --check + JSON parse green.
Resolves the 7 feature-flag / i18n conflicts (accounting flags vs upstream's
Project Overview 'projects' flag, both registered in the same files) as
additive unions — accounting + incomingInvoices + expenses AND projects all
coexist. Migrations slot cleanly: projects 117-121, accounting 122-129, no
collisions. Frontend build + backend node --check pass.
The previous wrapper gated /admin/* on a /auth/session check and only showed
the panel when an admin session was detected. Two failures:
1. The session check effect depended on `isAdminRoute` (a boolean), so the
client-side login → dashboard navigation (both /admin/*) never re-ran it.
hasAdminSession stayed stale-false from the logged-out /admin/login render,
so a freshly logged-in admin landed on the maintenance screen anyway.
2. It also hid /admin/login itself (the catch-22).
Fix: the maintenance screen only blocks customer/gallery/public routes —
/admin/* is never blocked. The admin auth layer already handles access
(AdminLayout redirects a logged-out admin to /admin/login), so no session
probe is needed here. Removes the fragile /auth/session dependency entirely.
Backend skipPaths (/api/auth/admin/login + /api/auth/session) stays: login and
AdminAuthContext's token validation must still work during maintenance.
Turning on maintenance mode locked out every admin — including ones already
logged in — with no way back in from the browser. Two causes:
1. Backend (middleware/maintenance.js): the skipPaths allow-list pointed at
/api/admin/login and /api/admin/auth/login, but the real admin auth routes
live under /api/auth (POST /api/auth/admin/login, GET /api/auth/session).
So during maintenance both the login POST and the session check 503'd. The
503 on /auth/session made the frontend read every admin as logged-out, and
also tripped the axios interceptor that force-enables maintenance globally.
Fixed the allow-list to the actual endpoints.
2. Frontend (MaintenanceWrapper.tsx): the maintenance screen rendered over
every /admin/* route unless an admin session already existed — covering the
/admin/login page itself. A logged-out admin could never reach the form to
get a session (catch-22). /admin/login is now always allowed through.
With both: a logged-in admin keeps working (session check passes), and a
logged-out admin can reach /admin/login and sign back in, all while
maintenance mode correctly blocks customers.
A project must stay tied to one customer. The quote/contract/hours attach
paths already rejected a foreign customer (equality on project.customer_account_id);
the two remaining holes are closed here:
- assignEvent: an event may only join a project that shares its customer. The
event's customer(s) come from event_customer_assignments; a customer-assigned
project rejects an event for a different customer (PROJECT_CUSTOMER_MISMATCH),
and an empty project ADOPTS a single-customer event's customer. This is why
a foreign-customer event could previously be attached.
- updateProject: re-labelling a project to a customer that conflicts with the
events/quotes/contracts it already holds is rejected (clearing to null is
still allowed), so the customer can't be swapped out from under existing
content.
Frontend: the cockpit attach-event action surfaces the translated mismatch
message; projects.error.customerMismatch reworded to read for both documents
and events (de + en).
Resolves the two blockers and the actionable concerns/nits from review.
Blockers (cross-customer leak):
- linkDealToProject: collect the deal's customer + events BEFORE any write,
then reject a cross-customer link with PROJECT_CUSTOMER_MISMATCH (422) before
re-pointing events/quotes/contracts or adopting a customer. The editors set
project_id via quoteService/contractService → linkDealToProject (not
assignDocument), so the guard lives at that chokepoint. Null-project adoption
("first deal wins") preserved as intended.
- assignDocument: boundary guard mirroring customerHoursService, defense-in-depth
ahead of the cascade.
- Frontend: translated PROJECT_CUSTOMER_MISMATCH (projects.error.customerMismatch,
de+en) wired into HoursSection + quote/contract editor onError (concern 5).
Concerns:
- 1: processEmailQueue gains an onlyId option; cockpit "send now" scopes the
flush to the single row so it can't force-retry other dead-lettered emails.
- 2: resendEmail re-stringifies email_data when PG returns a parsed object,
matching the canonical enqueue — no jsonb double-encode.
- 3: cockpit email feed scoped to the project's own document numbers (event_id
for gallery mails; email_data doc-number match for CRM mails) instead of the
recipient string — a shared inbox no longer leaks another customer's mail.
- 4: migration 117 backfill wrapped in a transaction (adds atomicity on SQLite,
where the runner does not wrap; PG already wraps the whole migration).
- 6: resend/cancel/retry/sendNow now logActivity uniformly (project_email_*),
adminId threaded from the route.
- 8: validator optional({ values: 'null' }) → optional({ nullable: true }).
- 9: pre-121 list valuation falls back to customer-scoped quotes so the list
isn't all-zero during the upgrade window.
Nits:
- milestone selection uses Array.at(-1); removed redundant in-loop require in
emailProcessor; clarifying comments for the list/detail perms split and the
count-vs-value (0 vs em-dash) convention.
#1 Triage 'Save & mark paid' now marks the invoice paid directly (categorize +
markInboundPaid with the entered reference) instead of opening the pay dialog
and leaving it unpaid. Removed the PayModal chain.
#2 Cost side missed captured incoming invoices: the query required
currency='CHF', but email/upload invoices often have a null currency →
silently excluded. Now include null-currency rows (treated as the report
currency). Also replaced COALESCE(invoice_date, created_at) with a split
date filter (invoice_date BETWEEN, else created_at range) to avoid the
mixed date/timestamp comparison risk on Postgres. Same fix in the ledger
export (buildPostings).
en/de: categorizedPaidToast.
The Einnahmen-Ausgaben summary only rendered when costs existed, so a period
with no incoming invoices/expenses looked revenue-only. Now it shows whenever
the cost side loaded successfully (costs default to 0 → Result = Income), so
the income/result is always visible. Still hidden when the cost side errored
(the amber banner covers that case).
The cost side is supplementary — it must never 500 the core revenue report.
getTaxReport now wraps loadCosts in try/catch: on failure it returns empty
costs + a costsError string and logs the real error. The tax page shows the
revenue report plus a non-fatal amber banner with the cost-side error message,
so the actual cause is visible in the UI instead of an opaque 500.
#1 DocumentPreview renders the page pager for every PDF (disabled at the ends),
not only multi-page ones — so the control is visible on single-page invoices.
#2 Clicking a categorized (unpaid) invoice opens the Mark-paid dialog; new →
categorize, paid/declined/duplicate → view.
#3 A paid row no longer shows two 'Paid' chips — the front badge is the status,
and the right action becomes a quiet 'Mark unpaid' (revert).
#1 Row status reads 'Paid' (green) once supplierPaid — no longer the stale
'categorized' badge.
#2 Clicking a new (unsorted) invoice opens the Categorize modal; sorted ones
still open the read-only view.
#3 Triage gains a Payment reference field (persisted via updateInbound →
payment_reference).
#5 Triage has two actions: 'Save' (categorize only) and 'Save & mark paid'
(categorize, then chain into the mark-paid dialog with the reference
prefilled).
#4 (mark-paid PDF nav) was already present via DocumentPreview — no change.
en/de strings added.
#1 Incoming-invoice triage: 'Company expense' (eigener_aufwand) no longer shows
the event picker — it always books to the company (removed from
BOOKING_DISPOSITIONS, so categorize sends event_id null).
#2 Auto-refresh: AccountingInboxPage + ReceivedEmailsPanel poll every 30s
(refetchInterval) so background IMAP ingests appear without a manual reload.
#3 DocumentPreview defaults to the FIRST page (invoice header) for triage/view;
PayModal opts into the LAST page (Swiss QR-bill) via initialPage='last'.
- Root cause of the 502s: ImapFlow had no connect timeout, so a wrong host/port
(e.g. IMAP on an SMTP port) hung the request until the proxy returned 502 with
no message. Added connectionTimeout/greetingTimeout/socketTimeout + a hard
connectWithTimeout() race on every IMAP client (detect/test/roundtrip/poll).
- Error routes now return 422 with the underlying reason (was 502, which
collided with the proxy's own 502 and hid the message).
- New 'Check now' button + POST /incoming-config/poll runs the poller on demand
(respects the incomingMail flag) and reports disabled/unconfigured/busy or N
ingested — so 'nothing in Received' is diagnosable without waiting 60s.
- en/de strings
- emailIntakeService.roundTripTest(): sends a uniquely-tagged email through the
saved SMTP config to the IMAP mailbox (imap_user), then polls IMAP up to 30s
for that subject token; deletes the test message on arrival so it never hits
the accounting inbox. Returns {ok, seconds, recipient} or a typed reason.
- route POST /admin/email/incoming-config/roundtrip (email.send)
- IMAP card: 'Round-trip test' button beside 'Test connection' + Save; toast
reports recipient + delivery time. Distinct reasons mapped (smtp/imap
unconfigured, send_failed, not_received→504).
- en/de strings
- emailIntakeService.testConnection(): logs in, opens the configured folder,
reports message/unread counts (non-destructive). Accepts current form creds
so it works before saving; masked password falls back to stored.
- route POST /admin/email/incoming-config/test
- IMAP card: 'Test connection' button beside Save; toast shows folder + counts
- capitalize 'IMAP Host' label to match 'SMTP Host'
Note: incoming uses IMAP (receiving) vs outgoing SMTP (sending) — genuinely
different servers/credentials, hence the distinct field set (Folder; no From).
Reverts the auto-fill; drops the (993)/(143) from the Security option labels so
incoming behaves exactly like the outgoing SMTP card (plain SSL/TLS vs
STARTTLS, port set manually).
Selecting SSL/TLS sets port 993 and STARTTLS/none sets 143, so the port in
the dropdown label is no longer just decoration. A non-standard custom port
(anything other than 993/143/empty) is left untouched.
Paul Nothaft