fix(bookings): stop the phone reserving what the website refuses - #2859
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Web disables Reserve when a booking has neither assets nor model reservations, and when it holds an asset flagged unavailable. Both checks lived only in the web UI. The mobile Reserve button had no disabled condition at all beyond "is it a draft", and the mobile endpoint checked only existence, ownership, dates and custodian — so the phone could reserve a booking the website refuses, including an empty one, which reserves nothing. This repo already states the rule, in bookings.checkin.ts: the app must never be more permissive than the web or a workspace's settings. Reserve never got it. - both guards enforced in bookings.reserve.ts via the shared getBookingFlags, so no client can skip them - the model-request door stays open: assets OR model requests is enough, same as web - already-booked assets are deliberately NOT re-checked here; reserveBooking runs its own conflict validation inside the transaction, which is the race-safe place for it - the mobile button greys out with web's wording, and availableToBook now rides in the booking payload so the app can tell the second case apart Existing empty reservations are untouched.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 8 reviews per rolling hour; 7 remain after this review. WalkthroughMobile booking responses now include asset availability. The reservation route and service reject empty or unavailable bookings. The companion app blocks invalid draft reservations and displays the blocking reason. ChangesMobile reservation eligibility
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The reservation eligibility checks run before the final write, so a concurrent booking change could still create an empty or unavailable reservation. This bounded correctness risk should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Companion as Companion booking screen
participant ReserveRoute as Mobile reserve route
participant Flags as getBookingFlags
participant Reservation as reserveBooking
Companion->>ReserveRoute: Submit reservation
ReserveRoute->>Flags: Check assets and model requests
Flags-->>ReserveRoute: Return eligibility
ReserveRoute->>Reservation: Recheck eligibility and validate conflicts
Reservation-->>ReserveRoute: Reserve eligible booking
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In `@apps/webapp/app/routes/api`+/mobile+/bookings.reserve.ts:
- Around line 162-195: Recheck each booking asset’s availableToBook status
inside the reservation transaction immediately before the booking is changed to
RESERVED, not only through getBookingFlags. Update the reserveBooking flow to
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Both reviewers landed on the same gap: the route asks getBookingFlags, then reads working hours and booking settings, and only then reserves. A concurrent edit in that window - removing the last asset, or marking one unavailable - still ended in RESERVED, so the guard this PR adds could be walked past. The checks now also run inside reserveBooking, on the re-read it already does immediately before the update, next to the conflict validation that was there for the same reason. That covers the web overview too, whose action never held these checks at all: it only disables its Reserve button from loader flags, so a stale tab could always post straight past them. The route keeps its own checks - they fail earlier and word the problem better for the phone. `availableToBook` is now selected on that read; the reserve test fixtures omitted it, which is the same wrong-shaped-mock problem as the asset create tests. Three tests cover empty, model-request-only, and concurrently unavailable; disabling either guard fails one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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apps/webapp/app/modules/booking/service.server.test.ts (1)
2584-2653: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a booking fixture factory for these cases.
These tests create partial booking and asset records inline. This duplicates draft setup and can drift from the Prisma relation shape used by
reserveBooking. Add a fixture factory with overrides forbookingAssets,modelRequests, andavailableToBook.As per coding guidelines, “Use factories to generate consistent and realistic test data” and “Avoid hardcoding data within tests; use factories to keep tests clean and maintainable.”
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/booking/service.server.ts`:
- Around line 1637-1674: Move the eligibility checks from the pre-transaction
flow into the transaction immediately before the booking status update,
re-reading booking assets, model requests, and asset availability through tx.
Ensure the read and RESERVED write use locking, serializable isolation with
retry, or an equivalent atomic precondition so concurrent composition or
availability changes cannot commit between validation and update; preserve the
existing ShelfError responses for invalid bookings.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/booking/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2584-2653: The three reserveBooking tests should use a shared
booking fixture factory instead of inline partial records. Add or reuse a
factory supporting overrides for bookingAssets, modelRequests, and the nested
asset availableToBook value, then update the cases around reserveBooking to
express only those scenario-specific overrides while preserving their existing
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Follow-up on the same thread: the guards were still loaded before `db.$transaction` opened, so they narrowed the window without closing it. The check now runs on a `tx` read taken immediately before the status write. Comment says plainly what this does and does not buy: it does not make the transition serializable on its own, since closing the window completely means locking every asset in the booking, which the QT path already does for the assets whose pool is actually contested. `availableToBook` is the flag worth this much care - it is toggled from the asset page, by someone who is not looking at the booking at all. Guards live in one place now rather than two. Same three tests, and disabling either still fails one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The disabled Reserve button was a dead control. It carried an onPress that opened an alert naming the reason, but on device that handler never fired - four attempts, two taps and a long press, and nothing happened. So the one thing a user needs, what to fix so they can reserve, was unreachable. The reason renders above the action row now, always visible when it applies. That does not depend on a tap firing at all, and it can be read before reaching for the button, which is better than an alert either way. The alert is left in place; it is harmless and would still help if the handler does fire on a real device. Why it does not fire in the simulator is unresolved: there is no `disabled` prop, no pointerEvents on the disabled style, `Alert` is imported and used throughout the file, only one Reserve button exists, and taps at the same coordinates hit the neighbouring Edit button correctly.
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Noticed while asking a simple product question: why is there a RESERVED booking with zero assets? Because the phone allows it and the website does not.
The gap
Web disables its Reserve button when a booking has neither assets nor model reservations, and when it holds an asset flagged unavailable. Its tooltip even says so: "You need to add assets or reserve at least one model on your booking before you can reserve it."
Both checks lived only in the web UI. The mobile Reserve button had no disabled condition at all beyond
status === "DRAFT", andbookings.reserve.tschecked only that the booking exists, that a self-service user owns it, and that it has dates and a custodian.So the phone could reserve a booking the website refuses — including an empty one, which reserves nothing.
This repo already states the rule, in
bookings.checkin.ts:Explicit check-in got that treatment. Reserve never did.
Fix
bookings.reserve.ts, through the same sharedgetBookingFlagsthe web loader uses, so no client can skip them.reserveBookingruns its own conflict validation inside the transaction, which is the race-safe place for it — and that check already protected mobile, so double-booking was never possible.availableToBookrides in the booking payload so the app can tell the two cases apart instead of guessing.Existing empty reservations are untouched; this only governs new transitions.
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