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fix(audits): backfill scan snapshots and correct deleted-asset handling - #2955
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Addresses review findings on the AuditScan snapshot work. Correctness: - The deleted-row list key used `??`, but the server flattens a null code to "", which is not nullish and swallowed the `scannedAt` fallback, so every codeless deleted scan shared the key "deleted:". The web and companion scan restores had the same collision, keying deleted rows on an empty assetId. - getAuditScans fell back to the `wasExpected` snapshot whenever the AuditAsset relation was missing. That relation is SetNull, so a missing row also means "removed from the audit", not only "asset deleted". The fallback now keys on the asset being gone. - Corrected the comment claiming removeAssetFromAudit cascades its scans; AuditScan.auditAsset is SetNull, so the scans survive with auditAssetId emptied. Backfill: - New migration fills assetTitle and wasExpected for scans recorded before the columns existed. Only rows whose asset is already deleted are unrecoverable; every other pre-deploy scan was left depending on exactly the rows the snapshot exists to outlive. Idempotent and index-backed, and kept separate from the DDL migration so an applied checksum is not rewritten. Surface parity: - assetDeleted now reaches both scan-restore paths, so a deleted asset reads as "<title> (deleted)" rather than rendering as an ordinary live asset. Tests: - Pin assetTitle on the create call, and that it comes from the org-verified fetch. Neither was pinned, so removing the write left the whole suite green. - Pin that an asset removed from an audit is not resurrected as expected. Quality: - Moved the deleted-asset wording into @shelf/labels so the two apps cannot drift. - Dropped the write-only DisplayAsset.isExpected field. - displayAssets/filteredAssets were callbacks invoked during render, rebuilding the full expected+scan merge twice per render; both are now memoised.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. WalkthroughAudit scans now preserve asset titles and expectedness after asset deletion. Shared labels identify deleted assets. Web and companion clients restore deleted scans with stable keys, typed data, and consistent display behavior. ChangesDeleted audit scan handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR adds audit snapshot backfill and deleted-asset handling corrections; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuditScanService
participant Database
participant WebAuditSession
participant WebAuditViews
participant CompanionAudit
AuditScanService->>Database: read scan and audit asset facts
Database-->>AuditScanService: assetId, snapshots, and expectedness
AuditScanService-->>WebAuditSession: return assetDeleted and isExpected
WebAuditSession->>WebAuditViews: restore scan metadata
WebAuditViews->>WebAuditViews: resolve live or deleted expectedness
AuditScanService-->>CompanionAudit: return deleted scan data
CompanionAudit->>CompanionAudit: create label and fallback list key
CompanionAudit->>CompanionAudit: render deleted row without actions
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apps/companion/app/(tabs)/audits/[id].tsx (1)
1-1: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd the required file-level JSDoc block.
Start this file with a JSDoc block that states its audit-detail responsibilities and its role in the companion application.
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In `@apps/companion/hooks/use-audit-init.ts`:
- Around line 20-25: Update the JSDoc for scanId in the audit initialization
type to describe it as the restored scan row ID, noting that it is assigned to
restored scans and is required to key rows when the asset has been deleted and
assetId is empty.
In `@apps/webapp/app/hooks/use-audit-session-initialization.ts`:
- Line 116: Replace the any type on restoredItems in the audit session
initialization flow with the concrete scanned-items record type accepted by
scannedItemsAtom, preserving the existing restored-item behavior.
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In `@apps/companion/app/`(tabs)/audits/[id].tsx:
- Line 1: Add a file-level JSDoc block before the imports in the audit-detail
screen, describing its audit-detail responsibilities and role within the
companion application.
In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2599-2604: Add `// why:` comments immediately before each new
mockResolvedValue setup in the affected audit service tests, including the
auditAsset findUnique and updateMany mocks and the additional mocks in the
referenced sections; briefly state the dependency behavior each result supplies
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…ffordances Review round on #2955. A deleted asset's scan row reaches three UI paths that each assume a live asset behind it. Expectedness (web scan page): - A deleted asset can never appear in the expected list — its AuditAsset row is cascaded away and the restored row's id is empty — so membership cannot answer for it. The drawer read every such row as "unexpected"; the row component's id truthiness guard made BOTH its flags falsy, giving the row neither treatment. - The restore path now carries the server's resolved `isExpected`, and both call sites go through one `resolveScannedExpectedness` helper so the drawer's counts and the row's badge cannot disagree. Six tests pin it, including a deleted row with no snapshot and an empty id against an empty list entry. Evidence affordance (companion scan screen): - A deleted row has no AuditAsset to attach evidence to, but the list still rendered it as a button announcing "Tap to add notes or photos", opening a sheet that waits on a sync that can never arrive. It now renders inert, with accessibilityRole="summary" and no add-evidence chip. - Gated on `assetDeleted`, not on a missing `auditAssetId`: a scan still in the sync queue is also missing one, and there the pending state is correct. Also: - Replace the blanket `any` on the web restore map with a precise entry type. It cannot be `ScanListItems` — that requires a full `AssetFromQr` payload, and this path reconstructs a partial asset precisely to avoid re-fetching — so the cast is confined to the atom boundary and explained there. - Correct the `scanId` JSDoc, which claimed the field was set only for deleted assets while the code assigns it to every restored scan.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/components/audit/audit-drawer.tsx`:
- Around line 340-353: Align the counting domain used by
resolveScannedExpectedness and the totalExpected/missingCount calculations so
deleted assets marked expected from their snapshot are counted consistently.
Update the expected-assets count logic near totalExpected and missingCount to
include deleted expected scans, or otherwise exclude them from foundCount,
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…cted total The scan drawer resolves a deleted asset's expectedness from the scan snapshot, so it counts as found — but `totalExpected` came from the loader's expected list, which cannot contain it: the AuditAsset row was cascaded away with the asset. One expected asset, scanned, then deleted therefore read "1 of 0 found". The expected total now includes deleted scans the audit expected. That is the side that matches the rest of the system: the session's own expectedAssetCount still counts the deleted asset, having never been decremented. Excluding it from foundCount instead would restore the mislabel — the row would read unexpected again, which is what the snapshot exists to prevent. `missingCount` is unchanged: a deleted asset that was scanned is found, not missing, and one that was never scanned leaves no row to count. The rule is extracted as `countDeletedExpectedScans` and pinned by four tests covering both directions, since the drawer arithmetic itself has no test harness.
Carrying expectedness and the deleted flag through the scan drawer left the same inline cast in two places. Naming it once removes the duplication and documents why a restored row carries facts no live scan has. Behaviour is unchanged; the audit suite stays green at 504.
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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.
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… 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>
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…ffordances Review round on Shelf-nu#2955. A deleted asset's scan row reaches three UI paths that each assume a live asset behind it. Expectedness (web scan page): - A deleted asset can never appear in the expected list — its AuditAsset row is cascaded away and the restored row's id is empty — so membership cannot answer for it. The drawer read every such row as "unexpected"; the row component's id truthiness guard made BOTH its flags falsy, giving the row neither treatment. - The restore path now carries the server's resolved `isExpected`, and both call sites go through one `resolveScannedExpectedness` helper so the drawer's counts and the row's badge cannot disagree. Six tests pin it, including a deleted row with no snapshot and an empty id against an empty list entry. Evidence affordance (companion scan screen): - A deleted row has no AuditAsset to attach evidence to, but the list still rendered it as a button announcing "Tap to add notes or photos", opening a sheet that waits on a sync that can never arrive. It now renders inert, with accessibilityRole="summary" and no add-evidence chip. - Gated on `assetDeleted`, not on a missing `auditAssetId`: a scan still in the sync queue is also missing one, and there the pending state is correct. Also: - Replace the blanket `any` on the web restore map with a precise entry type. It cannot be `ScanListItems` — that requires a full `AssetFromQr` payload, and this path reconstructs a partial asset precisely to avoid re-fetching — so the cast is confined to the atom boundary and explained there. - Correct the `scanId` JSDoc, which claimed the field was set only for deleted assets while the code assigns it to every restored scan.
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Follow-up to #2899. That PR was merged before this review landed, so these
fixes ship separately — the end state is what #2899 would have merged with the
review applied.
One migration, backfill only — no DDL. It fills
AuditScan.assetTitleandwasExpectedfor scans recorded before #2899 added the columns. Kept separatefrom
20260819140000rather than edited into it: that migration is alreadyapplied, and rewriting an applied migration breaks Prisma's checksum.
Every statement is guarded on the column still being
NULL, so it isidempotent, and all three joins are index-backed (
AuditScanonassetId/auditAssetId,AuditAssetunique onauditSessionId, assetId).Verified against a local database inside a rolled-back transaction:
1426 / 1426 scans filled, 0 unrecoverable.
Why the backfill exists
#2899 argued no backfill was possible: "the rows that would benefit are
precisely the ones whose asset is already deleted, where there is nothing left
to backfill FROM."
That holds only for rows already orphaned, which are the minority. Every
pre-#2899 scan whose asset is still alive can be snapshotted right now — and
without it, each one stays permanently exposed to the exact failure the
snapshot exists to prevent, for any deletion happening from here on. Only
scans recorded after #2899 deployed were protected.
Correctness
The deleted-row list key could still collide. The key used
??, but theserver flattens a null code to
"", which is not nullish and thereforeswallowed the
scannedAtfallback. Every codeless deleted scan shared the key"deleted:"— the collision the comment above it said it prevented. The weband companion scan restores had the same bug from the other direction, keying
deleted rows on an empty
assetId.Expectedness could be restored to a row that no longer belongs to the audit.
getAuditScansfell back to thewasExpectedsnapshot whenever theAuditAssetrelation was missing. That relation isSetNull, notCascade,so a missing row also means "removed from the audit" — not only "asset
deleted". The fallback now keys on the asset actually being gone, which is
the only thing that empties
assetId.Not reachable today (nothing sets a session back to
PENDING), so this ishardening rather than a live bug — but the comment claiming
removeAssetFromAuditcascades its scans was simply wrong, and is correctedhere. That wrong mental model is what made the fallback look safe.
Tests
Each of these was confirmed by mutation — breaking the code it pins makes it
fail:
assetTitleon the create call. Deleting that write previously left theentire suite green at 108/108: every other assertion feeds
assetTitlein asmock input to the read path, so nothing watched the side that produces it.
The gap is invisible to live data — it only surfaces once an asset is deleted.
Surface parity
assetDeletednow reaches both scan-restore paths, so a deleted asset reads as<title> (deleted)instead of rendering as an ordinary live asset. Beforethis, #2899's change from
""to a real title made a deleted assetindistinguishable from a present one on those screens — worse than the blank
row it replaced, because an auditor would go looking for something that no
longer exists.
Wording moved into
@shelf/labelsso the two apps cannot drift.Still open: the web audit overview builds its table from
AuditAsset,which cascades away, so a deleted asset's row is still absent above a counter
that still counts it. Left deliberately — merging orphaned scans into that
table is a feature, not a fix.
Also
assetDeletedtyped optional, matchingid— both are absent from exactlythe same older servers, and the consumer already guards for it.
DisplayAsset.isExpectedfield (assigned twice, readnowhere).
displayAssets/filteredAssetswereuseCallbacks invoked during render,rebuilding the full expected-plus-scan merge twice per render; both memoised.
Verification
Both apps typecheck (
tsc -b --force) and lint clean; react-doctor reports noerrors; 494 audit tests across 36 files and 15
@shelf/labelstests pass.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Data Updates