- Added support for comma-separated ops-clearance lifecycle statuses in contracts service.
- Display reference number in Upcoming Windows section if available.
- Updated badge label for document requirements in constants.
- Improved logic for identifying phased bookings in BookingClearanceWorkflowBanner.
- Introduced tabs in ReadonlyBookingView for better organization of booking details.
- Enhanced KeyFactsStrip to reflect the general nature of drawdown bookings.
- Updated status titles and descriptions for clarity in StatusHero and constants.
- Added contractKind field to IBooking interface for better identification of booking types.
- Created DocumentsTab component to manage and display all relevant documents for bookings.
- Added parameter to and for server-side free-text search on contract reference, company name, and booking details.
- Introduced new validation errors in for container clashes and space issues when creating bookings.
- Implemented paginated dropdown settings retrieval in .
- Updated to fetch active yards using a new method that handles pagination.
- Enhanced with a method to fetch all records by walking through pages.
- Refactored to support filtering and pagination in schedule listings.
- Improved to return a paginated list of facilities.
- Updated UI components in and to utilize debounced search inputs for better performance.
- Added alerts in to inform users about booking constraints related to splits and capacity.
- Enhanced to display notifications for split bookings and capacity usage.
Truck Arrival died with "[@mantine/core] Duplicate options are not supported"
when a booking carried the same container number on two container lines (the
unit uniqueness is per line, not per booking):
- bookingContainerWeights now GROUPs BY container number (MAX weight)
- the weighing modal dedupes both the containers MultiSelect and the
assigned-trucks Select defensively, so bad data degrades instead of
crashing the whole page
Import GRN is now issued automatically when the arrived train is unloaded:
autoUnloadArrivedBookings stamps GRN-IMPORT-<date>-<booking> on both the
create and update paths (never overwrites an existing GRN). The per-row GRN
button in the import queue lights up with no extra clicks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The marshalling manifest cut off at one page ("... 10 more row(s) not
shown") because the fallback drew rows only until it hit the bottom band.
Now the table flows across as many pages as it needs:
- page 1 keeps the full header + summary tiles; continuation pages get a slim
"(continued — page N)" header and a re-drawn table header
- the verification notice and signature lines stay pinned to the final page,
moving to a fresh page when rows run too deep for the bottom band
- the copy watermark repeats on every page of its copy
- a 12-page safety cap keeps the old truncation note as a last resort
Verified by standalone render: 50-row manifest -> 2 pages, all 50 rows, no
truncation; 5-row doc stays 1 page; two-copy freight order still renders 2
watermarked pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
buildTabularFallbackPdf parsed the whole HTML at once, so a two-copy document
(freight order: Port Operations copy + Gate Security & Carrier copy) came out
as ONE page with every tile duplicated and no watermarks.
- documents wrapped in <section class="copy"> now render one page per copy,
each parsed independently (no more merged/duplicated tiles)
- each page carries its copy label as a large rotated light-gray watermark,
drawn beneath the content (new watermarkOp, 30-degree text matrix)
- new assemblePdf() multi-page assembler; assembleSinglePagePdf untouched for
its existing callers
- the meta label is parsed from the document ("Booking") instead of the
hardcoded "TRAIN / SCHEDULE"
Verified by compiling the util standalone and rendering a two-copy freight
order: 2 pages, both watermarks present, tiles once per page, valid xref/EOF;
copy-less documents (marshalling) still render a single unwatermarked page.
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- Added status and cargo filters to the ShipmentRequestsPage.
- Implemented date range filtering for preferred dates.
- Introduced sorting options for shipment requests based on submission date and reference.
- Enhanced the display of shipment request details, including status badges and customer information.
- Updated the UI to include a search input with clear functionality and improved layout for filters.
feat: add equipment return option in new shipment form
- Introduced a toggle for equipment return in the NewShipmentPage.
- Updated form schema to include field for container contracts.
- Enhanced user experience with visual feedback on the equipment return selection.
fix: update booking DTO to include equipment return option
- Added field to CreateBookingUnderContractDto for per-shipment override.
- Updated related types and schemas to accommodate the new field for better contract handling.
"Auto Load Ready Items" now opens a train picker (pre-dispatch trains with
these bookings assigned, via the existing loadable-trains flow). No train
available -> no auto-loading, with a clear notice. Loading goes through the
existing per-wagon load path, so items without an allocated wagon are skipped
with a reason.
The train association is stored on the existing warehouse_loadings table
(no new table needed): new train_schedule_id column + a note recording train
number, origin -> destination, and departure time; wagon_id becomes nullable.
The trainless load-passed-export endpoint, its frontend wiring, and the unused
useLoadPassedExport hook are removed.
Migration 2100000000000 (idempotent) also applied to the dev database.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The customer-truck freight order went through ContractPdfService, whose only
fallback is a crude text dump - so on servers without Chromium the document
rendered as unstyled text.
- render via the shared PdfRenderService with the styled tabular fallback
(same path as marshalling / release documents)
- rebuild the freight-order HTML in the standard document shape: brand header,
booking summary tiles, one trucks table (plate / driver / type / containers /
arrival), gate notice, signature lines - which is also what the fallback
parser reads
- keep the two watermarked copies (Port Operations, Gate Security & Carrier)
for the Chromium path; drop the now-unused ContractPdfService injection
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- remove Incoterms, HS codes, and Item code from the truck-entrance form:
nothing in the booking captures them, so they were always hand-typed noise
- remove the hand-typed "Warehouse code and location" input: the backend now
stamps it from the warehouse/yard/zone the operator actually selected
(WH / YARD / ZONE codes), so the GRN and notes always match reality
- Declaration number and Item description widen to full rows
Backend DTO keeps the optional fields for compatibility.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The receive form now arrives filled with everything the booking already knows,
instead of the operator re-typing it:
- container numbers come from the per-unit records (booking_container_units)
entered at booking time, falling back to the line-level aggregate
- customs seal number prefilled from the units' seal numbers
- net weight prefilled from the booking's declared cargo weight (tonnes)
- driver signatory defaults to the arriving driver's name
Existing prefills (owner, TIN, phone, booking ref, cargo, packaging, unit
count, first-mile / customer truck + driver) unchanged; all fields stay
editable where they were editable before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
