- Implemented G9·S38 tests for customer self-haul truck assignments, ensuring compliance with container limits and truck assignments.
- Added G9·S39 tests for last-mile delivery, self-haul, and yard pickup, verifying independent paths for multiple bookings on the same train.
- Created seed data for Group 1 and Group 2 scenarios, ensuring proper setup for weight and capacity tests.
- Updated booking interface to deprecate in favor of for better clarity in allocations.
- Implemented in the to manage the physical item capacity for each wagon type.
- Added a new migration to create the column in the table.
- Introduced method in to update rate units when cargo type unit of measure changes.
- Updated booking calculations to consider items per wagon for break-bulk cargo.
- Refactored various components to utilize the new items fit logic and ensure consistent date formatting across the application.
- Added tests for the new display timezone functionality to ensure consistent date/time representation across different user settings.
- Added pricing service integration to ContractsService for pre-persistence contract pricing.
- Updated LegCapacityPanel to display cargo weight instead of gross weight for better clarity on booked cargo.
- Enhanced train scheduling service to include cargo weight in booking details.
- Modified ClearanceDocumentsPage to include FULLY_EXECUTED status in booking status options.
- Refactored FileUploadSettingsPage to categorize file upload settings into tabs for better organization.
- Removed legacy onboarding fields and settings from file upload settings seeder.
- Improved type definitions for train scheduling to include cargo weight without wagon tare.
Backoffice can now "Request changes" on a pending settings change
request without rejecting it outright: a new ChangesRequested status
keeps the row open so the customer's next edit appends into the same
request instead of starting a fresh cycle, and the reviewer's note
persists across that round instead of being cleared on resubmit.
Version History and Review History (previously two separate,
differently-shaped lists) are merged into one chronological timeline
under a new History tab, including document changes shown as a real
previous-vs-current diff (both files openable).
Bug fixes surfaced while wiring this up:
- Replacing a single-file document slot left the old file live
alongside the new one instead of retiring it (customer settings +
onboarding uploads).
- The "previous" file in a document diff 404'd once superseded —
the preview route now also matches soft-deleted records.
- A document replace was recorded twice in the timeline (once at
upload, once again at change-request approval).
Ticket #181 — eTrade auto-fetch already existed; adds a client-side
download of the fetched record (eTrade returns data, not a document)
on the portal onboarding step and the backoffice customer detail page.
Ticket #238 — pre-approval edits and document uploads write straight
to the live company row with no approval gate and, until now, no
trace. Adds an append-only company_revisions log (diffed field
changes, document uploads) recorded from updateProfile and
uploadCompanyDocuments, exposed via GET /companies/:id/revisions and
shown as "Version history" on the backoffice customer detail page.
Ticket #420 — add approved_at to companies (migration), stamped at
both promotion sites (first-profile auto-approve and manual staff
status change). Surfaced as Submitted on/Approved on in the backoffice
customer list and detail views.
When warehouse is selected in standalone return modal, yard and zone
fields are automatically populated from warehouse data (yard from
warehouse.yard or warehouse.code, zone from warehouse.zone). Fields are
read-only/disabled to prevent manual editing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Yard and Zone input fields to standalone return modal. Add table
showing all returned containers with: container number, booking ref,
returned date, facility, yard, condition, status. Table appears at top
of Container Returns page when returns exist.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
