content: custody a kit put there is released through the kit, and a kit is released from what the booking recorded - #269
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Triggered by: - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2932 - Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2969 Both release paths now refuse a kit-derived Custody row, and the CHECKED_OUT stamp on an asset added to a kit is derived from live bookings rather than the kit's own status column.
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WalkthroughThe documentation updates describe kit-derived custody behavior, supported release paths, bulk and mobile refusal behavior, and booking conflict troubleshooting. Several articles also update their metadata dates. ChangesCustody and booking documentation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The content update is localized and does not change product behavior, but it currently misstates where kit-custody enforcement existed and may send users with valid operator-created custody to support unnecessarily. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to correct those explanations. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…oting article The reserved-booking-cannot-be-emptied section states the status rule and not the role rule from shelf.nu#2954. Same correction as website-v2#268 makes in adding-assets-and-kits-to-a-booking.mdx; it lands here because this PR already owns this file.
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Second commit adds one paragraph that belongs to a different app PR, shelf.nu#2954, documented in website-v2#268.
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In `@content/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-booking-conflicts.mdx`:
- Around line 153-159: Update the troubleshooting guidance to distinguish
legitimate operator-created custody from stale kit-derived status: instruct
readers to check current custody before escalating, and reserve support guidance
for assets with no Ongoing or Overdue booking, no operator-created custody, and
a stale kit stamp. Revise the claim that only the booking flow can clear Checked
out so it does not incorrectly exclude operator-created custody handling.
In `@content/updates/custody-a-kit-put-there-is-released-through-the-kit.mdx`:
- Line 10: Update the introductory behavior description in the custody update so
it states that, before this fix, only the kit screen enforced the kit-origin
record; preserve the surrounding explanation about assets entering the
recipient’s custody and the recorded source.
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CodeRabbit, PR #269: the entry opened with 'until now nothing acted on that record' and then two lines later said the kit screen greyed the button out. Both cannot be true. Rewritten to say what was actually the case: one surface hid an affordance, and no surface refused the operation.
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@coderabbitai both findings verified against shelf.nu source. One applied, one declined. Applied — the update entry contradicted itself. You were right that line 10 and line 12 could not both be true. Rewritten, though not to your exact wording: the kit screen did not enforce the record, it only hid the button. The commit says "only the web app's kit screen paid that record any attention, and only by hiding a button. Nothing refused the release itself", which is the distinction the whole PR is about. Grepped the rest of the branch for siblings of that sentence; there are none. Declined — an asset with operator-created custody cannot read Checked out. The finding rests on that premise and the schema disagrees.
The second half of the finding, that line 159 wrongly says only the booking flow can clear the status, is the same fact from the other side and is load-bearing rather than an overstatement. Happy to revisit if you have a code path where custody sets |
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The revised update entry correctly distinguishes UI behavior from server-side enforcement. I withdraw the ✏️ Learnings added
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…hat it holds today Triggered by: Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2973 #2969 stopped a stale kit stamping its new members. #2973 removes the cause: ending a booking now resolves which kits to release from the booking's own record of which kit each item went out under, unioned with live membership, so a kit whose members were detached mid-job is found and released. Also lands two neighbouring fixes from the same PR: a check-in split over several sessions now releases the kit once its last outstanding item is back, and an asset in two kits releases both rather than one.
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@coderabbitai the custody premise does not hold, but the paragraph did need work for a different reason — a third commit is up. Declined: custody never produces Applied anyway, because a reader can reasonably wonder. The section now says so outright rather than leaving it implied. The real staleness you were standing next to. shelf.nu#2973 merged after this branch opened, and it removes the cause the paragraph describes in the past tense. Release now unions live membership with The "already stuck needs support" paragraph stays, now scoped to kits stranded before the fix — their booking has finished, so there is no exit path left to run. |
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The new text states that custody produces In custody, not Checked out. It also states that custody cannot clear Checked out. The stale-kit explanation now describes the former failure mode. It documents the current release behavior for detached kit members, partial check-ins, and assets in multiple kits. The support instruction is correctly limited to assets stranded before the fix shipped. No further finding. 🧠 Learnings usedYou are interacting with an AI system. |
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The bar shipped as Booked / Checked out / Returned on 2026-06-15 (shelf.nu#2625) and became Booked / Partial / Fully out / Returned a week later, when the Wave B quantity work split it (shelf.nu c455d7a6, 2026-06-22). Four pages still carried the old names. This is the fourth; the other three are corrected in website-v2#266, which is rewriting them already. It lands here because this branch is the one editing this file.
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Third commit adds a one-paragraph correction that belongs to no app PR, only to this file being open here.
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The new paragraph correctly describes the lifecycle bar as Booked / Partial / Fully out / Returned. It correctly limits Partial to quantity-tracked lines with some, but not all, units checked out. I verified that ✏️ Learnings added
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Product change summary
Giving a kit to someone writes a
Custodyrow on every member, tagged with the parentKitCustody. Both release paths deleted all custody rows on an asset regardless of origin, so releasing a single member left the asset reading Available while the kit page still named the custodian and still listed the asset as a member. The only guard was a disabled button in the web kit UI; the service had none, which is why the mobile endpoint showed a live green Release Custody button on any kit member.Separately, adding an asset to a kit stamped it
CHECKED_OUTwhenever the kit's ownstatuscolumn said so, with no check that a booking existed.Kit.statusgoes stale on its own, and nothing clears a stamp made against nothing, so the asset then blocked check-out of every booking it was added to.Verified against source, not the PR bodies
apps/webapp/app/modules/custody/service.server.ts:34—assertNoKitDerivedCustody, title "Custody is managed by the kit", message "This asset is in custody because its kit is. Release the kit's custody instead." Quoted verbatim in the copy.releaseCustody(which serves the web action andPOST /api/mobile/custody.release), the bulk release inasset/service.server.ts:6449, the assign routeassets.$assetId.overview.assign-custody.tsx:326, and the bulk assign atasset/service.server.ts:6178. Every one of them scopes its owndeleteMany/upserttokitCustodyId: nullfirst, so operator custody is untouched.Custody.kitCustodyisonDelete: Cascade, so releasing the kit clears the member rows.bulkRemoveAssetsFromKitsdeletes the kit-allocated rows explicitly before detaching, then only flips to AVAILABLE where no custody remains, which is why "take the asset out of the kit" is stated as the second way out.apps/webapp/app/modules/asset/custody-status.server.ts— every custody-driven status write isstatus: { not: CHECKED_OUT }. That is what makes the stuck-asset case in the troubleshooting article unfixable from the UI, and the copy says so rather than inventing a remedy.Two corrections to my first draft, both from reading source
QUANTITY_TRACKEDout entirely (asset/service.server.ts), andreleaseQuantityscopes tokitCustodyId: nullrather than refusing. So the refusal is an individually-tracked story, and the copy now says pooled stock is unaffected instead of claiming the guard covers it.AssetType.INDIVIDUAL(release-custody-drawer.tsx:112). It was never the same rule, so the copy no longer says the scanner "always refused this".Content changes
New content
content/knowledge-base/custody-feature-for-long-term-equipment-lend-outs.mdx— new section Custody a Kit Put There Belongs to the Kit. The site had never said kit-derived custody is a distinct kind of hold, so there was no page to correct, only a gap. Covers the refusal on release and on reassign, the two ways out, what pooled stock does instead, and what the scanner blocker actually checks.content/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-booking-conflicts.mdx— new section An asset reads Checked out and no booking has it, for #2969. States plainly that an asset already in that state needs support, because custody and kit actions never take an asset out ofCHECKED_OUTby design and there is no booking to check in.content/updates/custody-a-kit-put-there-is-released-through-the-kit.mdx— changelog. Above the threshold: this is not a silent fix, it refuses something that used to succeed, and the wrong outcome was two Shelf pages disagreeing about who holds a piece of gear.Content enhancements
content/knowledge-base/kits.mdx— the Assigning Custody section was three sentences and said nothing about what assigning does to the members. Now names the consequence in the place a reader will be standing when they meet it.content/knowledge-base/using-batch-actions-in-shelf.mdx— the greyed-out-entry list describes refusals you see before confirming. This one arrives after, and refuses the whole batch, so it is called out as its own paragraph rather than added to that list.content/knowledge-base/shelf-ios-companion-getting-started.mdx— honest note that the app still draws Release custody on a kit member and now answers with the refusal.POST /api/mobile/custody.releaseroutes through the fixedreleaseCustody, so this is live on the current 1.4.0 build with no store release needed. The button is app-side and unchanged.content/features/kits.mdx— the Custody & Location Sync line already promised child items follow the kit. It is now specific about the half that used to leak.Third commit — shelf.nu#2973 removes the cause
#2969 was the circuit breaker: a stale kit could no longer stamp its new members. It left the kit itself going stale, and this branch's troubleshooting section described that in the past tense while it was still true. #2973 closes it.
What changed. Release now resolves which kits to free from two sources unioned, not one: the assets' live membership, and the booking's own record of which kit each slice went out under.
BookingAsset.sourceKitIdsurvives a detach, so a kit whose members were pulled out mid-job is reachable at check-in, cancel and delete — singular and bulk.getKitIdsBySlice(booking/service.server.ts:12673-12706) is the resolver; the union direction is deliberate, since a superfluous kit id is a redundantAVAILABLEwrite while a missing one is a kit stuck for good.Two neighbours ship with it, both verified in source rather than taken from the PR body:
partialCheckinBookingnow gates per slice — a kit needs something of its own settled in this session and nothing of its own still owed (:6793-6870). A check-in split over several sessions releases the kit; earlier sessions' residue no longer holds it open. A quantity-tracked slice still owing units keepscheckedInAtNULL, so its kit correctly stays Checked Out.sourceKitId, wheregetKitIdsByAssetsreadsassetKits[0]alone. An asset in two kits now releases both.Content written for it
content/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-booking-conflicts.mdx— the section this branch added is split into three claims that are each separately true now: the stamp no longer spreads (#2969), the kit no longer goes stale (#2973), and custody is not the cause of a Checked out badge at all. The last one is new copy answering CodeRabbit's review, which had the conclusion backwards — see the reply for the source walk.content/knowledge-base/kits.mdx— Removing a member now says what happens to the kit when that booking ends, which is the question the table above it leaves hanging. Also names the cost of the old behaviour, since "the badge was wrong" understates a kit that cannot be booked and has no button that clears it.content/knowledge-base/partial-check-ins-efficiently-handle-incomplete-returns.mdx— new When a kit goes back to Available section. The article covered how kits are counted on the progress bar and never what the kit's own status does.content/features/kits.mdx— Kit-Aware Bookings gains the prospect-facing half: servicing a kit mid-job does not cost you the kit.content/updates/a-kit-is-released-from-what-the-booking-recorded.mdx— changelog. Above the threshold on the same test as #2932: the old outcome was unrecoverable from the UI.Still stuck kits are not retroactively freed. The booking that would release them has already finished, so no exit path is left to run. Both articles say support, not a self-serve fix.
Deliberately not done
/updates. #2932 got one because it refuses an action that used to succeed.content/features/kits.mdxalready claimed; this is a correctness fix to it, not a new differentiator.Review notes
#custody-a-kit-put-there-belongs-to-the-kitis linked from four pages; the anchor follows the site's slug rule (lowercase, spaces to hyphens).Impact scope
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