Each top-level module/suite folder is now its own private repo on GitHub
(gsinghpal/<name>) and gitea (admin/<name>), with a fresh single initial
commit. The monorepo no longer tracks them (added to .gitignore + git rm
--cached); working-tree files are retained on disk and managed in their
own repos. The monorepo keeps shared root files (CLAUDE.md, docs/, scripts/,
tools/, AGENTS.md, WIP/obsolete dirs) and full history.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace em-dashes and en-dashes with hyphens across 789 shipped source
files (py/xml/js/scss) so the delivered module reads as human-written;
em-dashes had become a recognizable AI-generated tell. Internal .md dev
notes are excluded. The WO-sticker mojibake strippers keep their dash
search targets (now written — / –). No logic changes: comments
and display strings only; validated with py_compile + lxml parse.
Rewrite the 7 customer notification emails to be intake-neutral
(ship-in / drop-off / pickup) and repair-aware, and fix the Shipped
email documents line (packing slip vs bill of lading; certificate only
when issued). Subjects use a hyphen separator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase G of permissions overhaul.
G2: sale.order.action_confirm now requires group_fp_sales_manager
(spec Section 2.B). Sales Reps can save drafts but cannot move SOs
to 'sale' state. UserError raised with clear message if attempted.
G3: Fixed audit-finding-11 typo bug in 2 files. The original code
checked has_group('fusion_plating.group_fusion_plating_administrator'),
an xmlid that has NEVER existed - so the gate always returned False
and only the Manager-side check actually fired. Fixed both:
- fusion_plating_invoicing/models/res_partner.py:34
- fusion_plating_configurator/wizard/fp_direct_order_wizard.py:467
Both now check has_group('fusion_plating.group_fp_manager') which
transitively includes Owner via implied_ids.
G4: Swept all Python has_group() calls to reference new group xmlids.
Backward-compat keeps old refs working today (Phase A's implied_ids),
but the sweep ensures correctness after the 30-day rollback window
deletes old groups. Replacements:
group_fusion_plating_operator -> group_fp_technician
group_fusion_plating_supervisor -> group_fp_shop_manager_v2
group_fusion_plating_manager -> group_fp_manager
group_fusion_plating_admin -> group_fp_owner
group_fusion_plating_cgp_officer -> group_fp_quality_manager
group_fusion_plating_cgp_designated_official -> group_fp_owner
group_fp_estimator -> group_fp_sales_rep
group_fp_accounting -> group_fp_manager
group_fp_receiving -> group_fp_shop_manager_v2
group_fp_shop_manager (legacy) -> group_fp_manager
G1: test_sales_manager_gate.py covers the new confirm gate (SR
blocked, SMg allowed, Manager allowed via diamond implication).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 6 originally scoped the full operator UI rewrite (Plant
Overview, Tablet, Manager Dashboard, Process Tree). Tailscale SSH
to entech is currently unavailable, so live in-browser
verification of OWL/JS components isn't possible. Shipping a lean
Phase 6 with the data-layer pieces:
1. /fp/job/<id> scan controller — when a user scans a fp.job
sticker, lands them on the fp.job form (or the process tree
action once that's wired). Mirrors fusion_plating_reports' /fp/wo/
pattern.
2. /fp/jobs/process_tree JSON endpoint — returns the recipe tree
serialized with each node tagged by its fp.job.step state,
ready for an OWL component to render. The component itself is
deferred (see README.md).
The bigger UI deferrals (kanban, tablet, manager dashboard) are
documented in README.md. They get their own focused project after
cutover — the data layer is complete, so they can land
incrementally without touching fp.job/fp.job.step.
Tests verify controller imports + serialization shape (no HTTP
because TransactionCase doesn't easily simulate request context).
Manifest 19.0.1.8.0 → 19.0.1.9.0.
Part of: native job model migration (spec 2026-04-25)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
