Merge pull request #1342 from Tria-plc/freight_feature/usermanagement

feat: implement parity checks for 20ft container bookings to ensure e…
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2026-08-19 09:21:43 +03:00
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5 changed files with 84 additions and 19 deletions

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@@ -81,6 +81,28 @@ export class BookingTransitionService {
/** Reject submit when the booking's 20ft containers can't be balanced onto wagons. */
private async assert20ftPairable(booking: Booking): Promise<void> {
// Parity gate. 20ft ride two per wagon, so an odd total leaves one container
// that cannot be placed. Consolidation (pairing it with another customer's
// odd booking) is built end to end but switched off for now, so an odd total
// is rejected here rather than parked for a partner.
// containerSize is not always populated (some rows carry only the container
// type), so fall back to the type's sizeFt rather than silently skipping
// those lines and letting an odd booking through.
const ft20Quantity = (booking.bookingContainers ?? [])
.filter((bc) =>
bc.containerSize
? bc.containerSize.includes("20")
: Number(bc.containerType?.sizeFt) === 20,
)
.reduce((sum, bc) => sum + Number(bc.quantity || 0), 0);
if (ft20Quantity % 2 === 1) {
throw new BadRequestException(
`20ft containers travel two per wagon, so they must be booked in even ` +
`numbers. This booking has ${ft20Quantity} — add one more or remove ` +
`one (book ${ft20Quantity + 1} or ${ft20Quantity - 1}).`,
);
}
const violations =
await this.containerValidationService.validate20ftPairing(booking);
if (violations.length) {

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@@ -2458,6 +2458,22 @@ export class ContractBookingService {
private async assert20ftPairableAtCreate(
dto: CreateBookingUnderContractDto,
): Promise<void> {
// Parity gate. 20ft containers ride two per wagon, so an odd total leaves
// one container that cannot be placed. Consolidation (pairing it with
// another customer's odd booking) is built end to end but switched off for
// now, so an odd total is rejected outright — server-side, because the
// frontend block alone is not a guarantee.
const ft20Quantity = (dto.containers ?? [])
.filter((line) => (line.containerSize ?? '').includes('20'))
.reduce((sum, line) => sum + Number(line.quantity || 0), 0);
if (ft20Quantity % 2 === 1) {
throw new BadRequestException(
`20ft containers travel two per wagon, so they must be booked in even ` +
`numbers. This booking has ${ft20Quantity} — add one more or remove ` +
`one (book ${ft20Quantity + 1} or ${ft20Quantity - 1}).`,
);
}
const twentyFtUnits = (dto.containers ?? [])
.filter((line) => (line.containerSize ?? '').includes('20'))
.flatMap((line, lineIdx) =>

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@@ -874,9 +874,14 @@ export default function GlCreateBookingForm() {
// Only a customs (Path B) instance being COMPLETED by GL can use the shared
// wagon: it is GL, not the customer, who links the two bookings. Anything else
// keeps the historical hard block on odd 20ft.
const oddConsolidationAvailable = Boolean(
completeBookingId && isContainer && contract?.customsClearingEnabled,
);
//
// Switched OFF for now: consolidation is built end to end (toggle, parent
// picker, split entry, paired pricing, approval gate) but not in use, so an
// odd 20ft total is rejected outright instead of offering the shared wagon.
// Drop the `false &&` to bring the whole flow back.
const oddConsolidationAvailable =
false &&
Boolean(completeBookingId && isContainer && contract?.customsClearingEnabled);
// Auto-on: entering an odd 20ft total opens the consolidation panel by itself,
// once. GL can still switch it off — then odd is blocked exactly as before.
@@ -965,10 +970,11 @@ export default function GlCreateBookingForm() {
!cargoDescriptionError
: !bulkErrors.quantity && !bulkErrors.hazardous && !bulkErrors.reefer;
// The unpaired 20ft container is resolved by the shared wagon, so with an
// active consolidation an odd total stops being a blocker; without one it
// blocks exactly as before.
const oddBlocksSubmit = hasOdd20ft && !consolidationActive;
// Consolidation (sharing the wagon with another customer's odd booking) is
// built but switched off for now, so an odd 20ft total always blocks — the
// shared wagon no longer resolves the unpaired container. Flip this back to
// `hasOdd20ft && !consolidationActive` to re-enable the shared-wagon path.
const oddBlocksSubmit = hasOdd20ft;
// Partner side: a linked partner must be picked, carry an odd 20ft count of
// its own (odd + odd = even fills the wagon) and have complete unit details.
@@ -2168,7 +2174,23 @@ export default function GlCreateBookingForm() {
}}
>
<Box maw={896} mx="auto">
{showErrors && !formValid ? (
{/* The review button is disabled on an odd 20ft total, so the click
that would surface the errors never lands — state the reason here
rather than leaving it in a tooltip nobody hovers. */}
{oddBlocksSubmit ? (
<Alert
color="red"
variant="light"
radius="md"
icon={<AlertCircle size={16} />}
mb="sm"
title={`Odd number of 20ft containers (${ft20Total})`}
>
20ft containers travel two per wagon, so they must be booked in
even numbers. Add one more 20ft container or remove one — book{" "}
{ft20Total + 1} or {ft20Total - 1} instead of {ft20Total}.
</Alert>
) : showErrors && !formValid ? (
<Alert
color="red"
variant="light"

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@@ -172,8 +172,11 @@ export function Step8Review({
values.cargoType === "container"
? calcWagons(values.containers ?? [])
: { hasOddUnit: false, ft20Wagons: 0 };
const oddPairsViaCustoms = hasOdd20ft && Boolean(values.customsClearingEnabled);
const oddBlocksSubmit = hasOdd20ft && !oddPairsViaCustoms;
// Consolidation (pairing an odd 20ft with another customer's odd booking) is
// built but switched off for now, so an odd total blocks submit on every path
// — customs included.
const oddPairsViaCustoms = false;
const oddBlocksSubmit = hasOdd20ft;
const isGeneralContract = values.bookingType === "general_contract";
// Both one-time and general contracts take the bulk amount from the cargo step

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@@ -106,14 +106,15 @@ export default function NewShipmentRequestPage() {
contract.cargoScope?.[0];
const isPerItem = bulkScope?.cargoType?.unitOfMeasure === "PER_ITEM";
// 20ft containers ride two per wagon. An odd total leaves one unpaired, which
// is allowed here: on a customs contract GL completes the booking and links it
// to another customer's odd booking so the two share the wagon. The request is
// therefore informational only, not a block.
// 20ft containers ride two per wagon, so an odd total leaves one unpaired and
// the request cannot be planned. Consolidation (pairing the odd container with
// another customer's odd booking) is built but switched off for now, so an odd
// request is blocked here rather than dead-ending downstream.
const ft20Requested = isContainer ? Number(qtyBySize["20ft"]) || 0 : 0;
const hasOdd20ft = ft20Requested % 2 === 1;
const handleSubmit = () => {
if (hasOdd20ft) return;
const dto: Freight.CreateBookingRequestDto = {
contractRouteId: route?.id,
scheduledDate: hasCustoms ? undefined : scheduledDate || undefined,
@@ -220,17 +221,17 @@ export default function NewShipmentRequestPage() {
{hasOdd20ft ? (
<Alert
color="blue"
color="red"
variant="light"
radius="md"
icon={<AlertCircle size={16} />}
title={`Odd number of 20ft containers (${ft20Requested})`}
>
<Text fz={13}>
20ft containers travel two per wagon, so one of yours will
share a wagon with another shipment. Global Logistics arranges
the pairing when completing your booking you are billed only
for your own containers.
20ft containers travel two per wagon, so they must be requested
in even numbers. Please add one more 20ft container or remove
one (e.g. request {ft20Requested + 1} or {ft20Requested - 1}{" "}
instead of {ft20Requested}).
</Text>
</Alert>
) : null}
@@ -281,6 +282,7 @@ export default function NewShipmentRequestPage() {
leftSection={<Send size={16} />}
loading={submit.isPending}
onClick={handleSubmit}
disabled={hasOdd20ft}
>
Submit shipment request
</Button>