feat(audits): snapshot asset title and expectedness on each scan - #2899
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. WalkthroughAudit scans now preserve asset titles and expected status at scan time. The mobile API exposes deleted-asset state and enforces assignee authorization. The companion audit view restores deleted scan details, preserves scanned codes, and displays QR metadata. ChangesDeleted asset audit scans
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change snapshots audit asset facts so scan history remains meaningful after asset deletion. It is mergeable with owner awareness that the new tests still need to follow the repository’s required fixture and mock-documentation conventions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CompanionAuditView
participant MobileAuditLoader
participant AuditService
participant AuditScan
CompanionAuditView->>MobileAuditLoader: request audit details
MobileAuditLoader->>MobileAuditLoader: evaluate user roles and audit assignment
MobileAuditLoader->>AuditService: retrieve existing scans
AuditService->>AuditScan: read current and snapshot asset data
AuditScan-->>AuditService: return scan facts
AuditService-->>MobileAuditLoader: return assetDeleted and scan metadata
MobileAuditLoader-->>CompanionAuditView: render deleted asset name and scanned code
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In `@apps/companion/app/`(tabs)/audits/[id].tsx:
- Around line 363-381: Update the deleted-scan item construction to use
scan.isExpected for both the display status and isExpected flag instead of
always marking deleted scans as unexpected. Preserve the existing identity and
naming behavior, and add coverage for both deleted expected and deleted
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CI went red on this branch. An existing test pinned the exact payload of the auditScan.update call that attaches a losing insert to the winning row, and this branch adds wasExpected to that payload. Updated to the new shape rather than loosened to objectContaining: the point of the snapshot is what value it takes, so an assertion that stops looking at the value defeats it. Also pinned the opposite case. The sibling test where the row was added as expected now asserts wasExpected: true, so the snapshot cannot silently become a constant. Verified by hardcoding it to false, which fails that test and nothing else.
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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts (1)
2524-2528: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse factory-generated asset identifiers.
These expectations hard-code
"audit-asset-winner"and"audit-asset-expected". Reuse identifiers returned by the existing audit-asset factory or fixture setup. Keep the exactwasExpected: falseandwasExpected: trueassertions.As per coding guidelines, webapp tests must use factories and avoid hardcoded data.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2524-2528: Replace the hard-coded audit asset identifiers in the
expectations near the winner and expected asset cases with identifiers returned
by the existing audit-asset factory or fixture setup. Preserve the exact
wasExpected: false and wasExpected: true assertions and reference the
factory-created assets consistently.
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CodeRabbit caught the half of this change that was missing, and it was the half that matters. The server snapshots wasExpected onto the scan and gives it back as isExpected, and the phone then overwrote it with a hardcoded false, so a deleted asset that WAS expected still read "Unexpected" — the exact mislabelling the snapshot exists to prevent, and it contradicted the activity feed sitting next to it. The branch handles scans with no matching expected row, and a deleted asset always lands there because its assetId is empty and can never match. It now takes status and the expected flag from the payload. Also added the read-side coverage that was missing. recordAuditScan writing the snapshot was tested; getAuditScans giving it back was not, and that is the half the phone renders straight off. Three cases: a deleted expected scan, a deleted unexpected one so "always true" cannot pass, and a live asset whose AuditAsset must still win over a stale snapshot. Verified by removing the snapshot fallback from the read path, which fails the first case and nothing else. The companion has no test harness, so the coverage sits on the server side where the value is decided.
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apps/companion/app/(tabs)/audits/[id].tsx (1)
369-371: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
AuditScan.idfor deleted-row keys.AuditScan.codeis nullable and has no uniqueness constraint, while thescannedAtfallback can also collide. Return the scan ID inAuditScanDataand usedeleted:${scan.id}for theFlatListkey.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts (1)
2710-2775: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse audit test factories and document each mock.
The new tests hand-write Prisma scan rows. Use the audit test factory with scenario-specific overrides. Add a
// why:comment immediately above eachmockResolvedValue, including the session mock on Line 2712.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/companion/app/`(tabs)/audits/[id].tsx:
- Around line 369-371: Update AuditScanData to include AuditScan.id, then change
the deleted-row key construction in the FlatList to use deleted:${scan.id}
instead of the nullable code/scannedAt fallback; preserve scan.assetId for
non-deleted rows.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2710-2775: Update the tests around getAuditScans to create scan
rows through the existing audit test factory, applying scenario-specific
overrides instead of hand-written Prisma objects. Add an immediately preceding
// why: comment for every mockResolvedValue call, including the
auditSession.findFirst mock in beforeEach and each auditScan.findMany mock.
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2724-2789: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse factories and document each mock.
These tests hand-build
AuditScanpayloads. They also configure database mocks without an adjacent// why:comment for each mock. Use the audit test-data factory for scan fixtures. Add a// why:comment for each mock configuration.As per coding guidelines, “Use factories to generate consistent and realistic test data” and “Every mock in tests must be accompanied by a
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2724-2789: Update the tests around getAuditScans to use the
existing audit test-data factory for each AuditScan fixture instead of
hand-built payloads, preserving the deleted, unexpected, and live-AuditAsset
scenarios. Add an adjacent // why: comment explaining the purpose of every mock
configuration, including the beforeEach database setup and each
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The comment narrated the mislabelling that prompted the change. It now says what the code reads and why: assetDeleted distinguishes a deleted asset from an unexpected scan, because a deleted one can never match the expected list.
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Really nice piece of work — the framing ("an audit is a historical record") is the
right one, and it shows in the details. A few things I checked rather than took on
trust, all of which hold up:
- the migration really is catalog-only — both columns nullable with no default, so
no rewrite and nothing for therelease_commandto sit on assetTitlecomes from the org-verified fetch (the fetch-then-verify at
service.server.ts:1294), so the snapshot can't be poisoned cross-orgwasExpectedis always written: there's no earlyreturnorthrowbetween
the create and the update, so the pair can't come apartassetDeleted: scan.assetId === nullis sound — every creation path sets
assetId(the one service site and the seeder), so a null genuinely means the
SetNullfired rather than "never linked"
The deleted:${code} id in the companion is a good catch; every deleted row would
otherwise share "" and collide in the keyExtractor. And declining to recompute
the counters is the right instinct, for exactly the reason you give.
Two things I'd like resolved before this goes in.
1. The description opens with three symptoms and the diff addresses one
You fix the scan row, and you explicitly park the counters. The middle one — "the
web asset table dropped it entirely ('No assets' above a counter reading 1 of 1
found)" — isn't addressed and isn't mentioned.
It also can't be reached from here: expectedAssets is built from session.assets
filtered on auditAsset.asset (service.server.ts:767), and AuditAsset.asset is
onDelete: Cascade. The row is destroyed along with the asset, so snapshotting
AuditScan can't bring it back to that table.
I don't think it has to be fixed in this PR. But the body reads as though all three
symptoms are covered, and the next person to hit it will reasonably believe they're
looking at a regression. Could it either get the fix or a line under "What I
deliberately did NOT do"?
2. The two surfaces now describe the same row differently
getAuditScans has two consumers — audits.$auditId.scan.tsx:317 and
api+/mobile+/audits.$auditId.ts — and only the mobile route forwards
assetDeleted.
The web page does pick up the title and expectedness fallbacks for free, so the data
corruption is fixed there too. What it can't do is say the asset is deleted: it
renders a snapshot title with no indication anything is gone, while the phone shows
Test (deleted). Same row, two stories, and the web one is the one that looks like
a normal asset that has quietly lost its badge.
Notes, not blockers
The name can visibly change at deletion. While the asset lives a rename shows
the current name; once it's deleted the row reverts to the scan-time snapshot. I
think that's the right trade and your comment argues it well — worth a sentence in
the schema doc so the next reader doesn't file it as a bug.
The seeder doesn't write the new columns.
seed-reporting-demo/phases/audits.ts:274 creates scans without assetTitle /
wasExpected, so demo data only ever exercises the live-asset path and never the
fallback you added.
For anyone else reading: CodeRabbit's summary says "Audit details now apply
more consistent access controls for assigned and privileged users." There are no
access-control changes anywhere in this diff — that line is wrong and worth
ignoring.
AuditScan.code is nullable and non-unique and scannedAt can collide, so the deleted-row list key now uses the scan row id - the identity that survives asset deletion. The id rides AuditScanData additively end to end (service, mobile route, companion type, list key), keeping the old fallback for servers that do not send it yet. Mock-justification comments added to getAuditScans.
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Both out-of-diff findings from the last two reviews are addressed in 75900ad. Deleted-scan row keys ( Test factories and mock comments ( The factory half is not being applied, for two reasons: there is no
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Triggered by: - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2899 - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2955 - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2949 Each scan now stores the asset's name and whether the audit expected it, so deleting the asset leaves a readable row rather than a blank one badged Unexpected, and the backfill covers existing audits. #2949 also makes this PR's existing Activity-tab claim true: the AUDIT_ASSET_SCAN_REMOVED action existed in the enum but nothing emitted it until that PR.
… can record (#263) * content: update website based on shelf.nu PR #2933 Triggered by: Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2933 Scan removal is now a shared service reachable from web and mobile, and an audit with zero scans can be completed with the consequence stated in the confirmation. The KB documented neither the removal affordance (which the web has had all along) nor the previously disabled Complete button. * content: an audit's record survives a deleted asset Triggered by: - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2899 - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2955 - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2949 Each scan now stores the asset's name and whether the audit expected it, so deleting the asset leaves a readable row rather than a blank one badged Unexpected, and the backfill covers existing audits. #2949 also makes this PR's existing Activity-tab claim true: the AUDIT_ASSET_SCAN_REMOVED action existed in the enum but nothing emitted it until that PR. --------- Co-authored-by: carlosvirreira <nikolay@shelf.nu>
feat(audits): snapshot asset title and expectedness on each scan
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Two nullable columns on
AuditScan. Catalog-only in Postgres: no table rewrite, no long lock, nothing for the Flyrelease_commandto block on. No backfill — see below.The problem
An
AuditScanstored its descriptive facts by reference. The asset's name and whether it was expected lived inAssetandAuditAsset, both of which vanish when the asset is deleted (CascadeonAuditAsset.asset,SetNullonAuditScan.asset).So deleting an asset silently rewrote history in three places at once:
That is not three bugs. It is one property: an audit is a historical record, and its entries could silently lose their meaning.
It also bypasses the product's own rule.
removeAssetsFromAuditthrows "Can only remove assets from pending audits" — the asset set is deliberately frozen once an audit starts. Deleting the asset does at the database level exactly what the API refuses to do.The fix
Record the two descriptive facts by value at scan time:
assetTitle— written at create, from the already org-verified fetchwasExpected— written on the existing update, where expectedness is derived fromAuditAsset(never trusted from the request)Readers prefer the live asset and fall back to the snapshot. A rename should show the current name; the snapshot's job is to survive deletion, not to freeze naming. A new
assetDeletedflag lets clients distinguish "the asset is gone" from "this row predates the columns".The phone now shows
Test (deleted)with the scanned code instead of a blank mystery row.Why no backfill
The rows that would benefit are precisely the ones whose asset is already deleted — there is nothing left to backfill from. Everything else still resolves through the live asset. A large
UPDATEinside a migration that auto-runs on deploy buys nothing and risks the release.What I deliberately did NOT do
Recompute the stale session counters. A trigger would be the tempting fix and it is wrong: it would do by database trigger exactly what
removeAssetsFromAuditrefuses to do by request — silently rewrite a completed audit so it reports finding fewer assets than it found. A stale number is better than a rewritten record.Verification
Both apps typecheck and lint clean; the full route-test suite (54 files, 443 tests) passes.
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