1. Pulse animation on the active step indicator:
- New @keyframes fp-pulse-teal / fp-pulse-amber in stepper.scss
- Applied to .o_fp_step_active / _warn and .o_fp_timeline_active
.o_fp_timeline_dot so dashboard stepper + detail-page timeline
breathe in sync. 1.8s ease-in-out, ring grows 4px -> 9px and
fades 20% -> 6% opacity. Two color variants so QC (warn) keeps
its amber meaning.
- prefers-reduced-motion: reduce kills the animation for users
who opted out.
2. Repeat Order button on /my/jobs/<id> detail page:
- New POST /my/jobs/<id>/repeat route that creates a draft
fusion.plating.quote.request seeded with the user's contact +
the job's quantity, posts a chatter link back to the original
job, redirects to the new RFQ for review/submit.
- Button placed in the detail footer next to 'Back to all jobs',
CSRF-protected via the form's csrf_token hidden field.
3. Dashboard expanded from 3 secondary panels to 5 (Recent Quote
Requests + Recent Purchase Orders added) so every previously-
designed customer page is reachable from /my/home.
- Auto-fit grid: 3+2 / 2+2+1 / single column depending on width.
- Every panel header gets a 'View all ->' link to its list page
(Quote Requests / POs / Certs / Deliveries / Invoices).
- Empty-state for Quote Requests gets an inline 'Get a quote ->'
CTA so first-time customers know where to start.
Version bump: 19.0.3.4.0 -> 19.0.3.5.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two changes to _fp_get_stage_timeline:
1. Format: 'May 16, 2026 \xb7 9:14 AM' (full year + space + uppercase
AM/PM) instead of 'may 16 \xb7 9:14a'. Matches the mockup the
user approved. Date-only render kicks in when the timestamp has
no time component (backfilled/interpolated midnight values), so
we don't show fake '12:00 AM' next to a date we only know to the
day.
2. Linear interpolation: records that pre-date Task 16's per-stage
Datetime hook had empty middle-stage timestamps. The new fallback
spreads done stages evenly between received_at (or received_date)
and now() so old records show a plausible progression instead of
gap-toothed empty rows. Records created post-hook hit the real
captured values and never reach the interpolation branch.
Helper imports datetime + time at module level since we need
datetime.combine for Date->Datetime conversion in the fallback chain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records created before Task 16 (per-stage Datetime fields + write
snapshot hook) have NULL for received_at/shipped_at/etc. SQL backfill
copies received_date -> received_at; this commit adds a runtime
fallback so if any record slips through (manual edits, future
imports) the timeline still surfaces what's available.
Also render date-only ('May 16, 2026') when the timestamp has no
time component, so backfilled-from-Date records don't show the
misleading 'may 16 · 12:00a' fake time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The signature footer ('Customer Acceptance (Signature / Date)' +
'Authorized Representative') is not part of EN Plating's intended
customer-facing quote/SO PDF flow. Removed from both portrait and
landscape variants of report_fp_sale_portrait/landscape.
Invoice report (report_fp_invoice.xml) had no such block - nothing
to remove there. Verified by grep across fusion_plating_reports.
Version bump: fusion_plating_reports 19.0.11.14.0 -> 19.0.11.15.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The FP sale report template (report_fp_sale_portrait) walks into
fp.part.catalog records, which portal users don't have ACL on -
they'd hit 'You are not allowed to access Fusion Plating - Part
Catalog' when rendering. Standard /report/pdf/ route runs as the
authed user, so the template traversal fails.
Mirror the portal_download_coc pattern: gate on _document_check_access
for the portal job (customer can only ever reach their own data),
then render the report via ir.actions.report.sudo()._render_qweb_pdf
so the QWeb template traversal bypasses ACL. Return the PDF as an
attachment with a friendly filename.
Updates _fp_group_documents to point the From-You SO Confirmation
link at this new route instead of /report/pdf/ directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Standard sale.report_saleorder hit the sale_pdf_quote_builder
header/footer merge bug (CLAUDE.md MEMORY.md gotcha) and produced
garbled PDFs on FP-customised sale orders. Switching to
fusion_plating_reports.report_fp_sale_portrait which is the
customer-facing FP template and bypasses the merge gate. Added
?download=true so the browser saves the PDF instead of trying to
embed it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
_fp_create_portal_job hardcoded state='in_progress'. Now uses the
same _FP_JOB_STATE_TO_PORTAL_STATE map as write(), so a portal job
created for an already-confirmed (but not yet started) fp.job lands
in 'received' instead of jumping to 'in_progress'. Falls back to
'received' for unmapped states.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
1. /my now serves the FP dashboard (stock Odoo home was leaking
through because parent route declared ['/my', '/my/home'] but my
override only listed /my/home).
2. Button padding bumped to .5rem 1rem + font 1rem so o_fp_btn matches
Odoo's standard Bootstrap button rhythm. Ghost button drops its
custom padding override.
3. .o_fp_job_card on /my/home + /my/jobs is now an <a> wrapping the
whole card area — full row is the click target, not just the WO
number. Inner <a> on job.name dropped to avoid nested anchors;
focus-visible outline added for keyboard nav.
4. fp.job.write() now mirrors state -> fp.portal.job.state via new
_FP_JOB_STATE_TO_PORTAL_STATE map (confirmed->received,
in_progress->in_progress, done->ready_to_ship). Fixes the bug where
completed backend jobs left the portal stuck on 'in_progress'.
'on_hold' and 'cancelled' intentionally not mirrored — manager
choice what to surface.
5. Sales Order Confirmation now surfaces in the 'From You' group on
the job detail page, pulled via job.x_fc_job_id.sale_order_id ->
/report/pdf/sale.report_saleorder/<id>. Falls back to the upload
placeholder when no SO is linked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All btn-primary -> o_fp_btn_primary, btn-outline-secondary ->
o_fp_btn_secondary, large CTAs get o_fp_btn_lg modifier. Status
badges (text-bg-secondary/warning/info) left untouched - they're
auto-calculated chips not workflow states.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-column grid: vertical timeline (5 stages with per-stage timestamps)
on the left, grouped document panel (4 categories) on the right. Hero
header carries WO ref + part / qty / ETA / tracking facts.
Controller adds stage_timeline, doc_groups, and timeline_spine_pct
to the render context. Spine fill = done + half-credit for the
active stage (so the spine visually leads the eye to where the work
is happening).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drops the old 3-segment progress bar in favour of the dashboard's
5-step circle-and-line stepper for consistency. Uses the same
state_to_idx mapping so all 6 fp.portal.job states (including
'complete') render correctly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
V1 surfaces only the fields directly on fp.portal.job (CoC + packing
list). Other 2 groups (From You, Specifications) render placeholder
rows. V2 will wire in sale.order linking for full doc surfacing.
Also adds _fp_size_label helper for friendly file-size strings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Builds a 5-entry list (label, status, started_at, time_label, notes)
ordered by stage. Labels match the dashboard stepper exactly
(Received/Inspected/Plating/QC/Shipped) so the two surfaces tell
the same story. Inspected and Plating share in_progress_started_at
since state in_progress means both transitions happened.
Time labels use lowercase am/pm matching the mockup typography.
'complete' state correctly shows all 5 stages as done (caught by
new test).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds received_at, in_progress_started_at, qc_started_at,
ready_to_ship_at, shipped_at - snapshotted on state change via
write() override using super().write() to avoid recursion. Required
for the vertical-timeline rendering on the job detail page (Phase 3).
Idempotent: re-transitioning to a state already-stamped does not
overwrite the original timestamp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds 4 Phase 2 SCSS partials (badges/cards/stepper/dashboard) plus
the macros XML data file. Macros load before any template that
t-calls them per Odoo's strict-sequential XML loader.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Welcome strip -> 4-tile KPI row (In-Flight Jobs is the hero) ->
Active Work Orders section with 3 most-recent V2 cards ->
3-panel secondary strip (Certs / Packing Slips / Invoices).
Uses the new badge/stepper/doc-chip macros.
Also fixes a stepper state->step mapping bug that would have
shown Inspected as active when state=in_progress (should be
Plating active). New state_to_idx dict handles all 6 fp.portal.job
states correctly, including 'complete' (all 5 stages done).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds active_job_count, awaiting_review_count, ready_to_ship_count
to the dashboard context. Tests verify partition is correct across
the fp.portal.job and fp.quote.request state machines.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macros take dict args so callers never reach into the underlying
records — keeps templates testable + makes the stepper reusable
on dashboard cards AND detail-page if needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tokens partial loaded first; buttons SCSS loaded next; legacy
catch-all stays last. Per CLAUDE.md rule 8 every SCSS file is a
separate entry (no @import allowed in Odoo 19 custom SCSS).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Five button variants under .o_fp_btn_* classes that don't fight
Bootstrap. Primary uses the brand teal gradient with mint-tinted
shadow; danger uses the red gradient. Focus/hover/active states
included.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EN Plating teal palette + gradient/shadow/radius/spacing/typography
tokens. Single source of truth for the customer portal redesign.
Tokens load first in web.assets_frontend so downstream SCSS sees them.
Refs spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-17-portal-dashboard-redesign-design.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spec covers the brainstormed design: jobs-forward layout, V2 stepper
with timestamps, EN Plating teal/gradient palette, 4 doc categories.
Plan decomposes implementation into 4 independently-deployable phases
(tokens+buttons -> dashboard -> jobs detail -> cosmetic sweep) with
27 tasks total.
Also adds .gitignore so .superpowers/ brainstorm artifacts stay
untracked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The custom dashboard at fusion_plating_portal was rendering a 6-card
view at /my/home, but a method-name mismatch left the parent
portal.CustomerPortal.home() route active instead. Rename the
override to home() so Python MRO does the override naturally, and
add CLAUDE.md Critical Rule 16 documenting the gotcha so future
controller-override work doesn't trip on it.
Version bump: 19.0.2.2.0 -> 19.0.2.3.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
macOS keystroke injection from a CLI-launched Python hits multiple
TCC permission walls (Accessibility AND Automation, both attaching
to identities macOS often can't resolve cleanly). After bouncing
through Quartz, AppleScript, and pyautogui fallbacks, none of them
worked reliably in our test environment.
Switch to a proper IPC channel instead of pretending to be a
keyboard.
Daemon (wedge.py):
- Adds a ThreadingHTTPServer on 127.0.0.1:8765 exposing /events
- SSE stream pushes each detected UID as one event
- 30s keep-alive comments to keep idle connections open
- CORS: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * (kiosk page may be on any
client-domain HTTPS origin; SSE source is always localhost)
- Keystroke injection kept as best-effort fallback for non-SSE
clients
Kiosk JS (fusion_clock_nfc_kiosk.js):
- Adds startWedgeSseListener() that opens EventSource to
http://localhost:8765/events on setup
- On message: same handleTap()/_onEnrollTap() flow as Web NFC + HID
- EventSource auto-reconnects; first error is logged then silenced
- http://localhost is a "potentially trustworthy origin" so this
works from https:// pages without mixed-content blocking
Result: ACR122U + wedge.py daemon now drives the kiosk with zero
macOS permission prompts and no focused-window dependency. Same
input plumbing as Web NFC and HID — penalty/photo/activity log
fire identically.
Bump fusion_clock to 19.0.3.3.0.
pyautogui's Quartz-based keystroke path often fails on newer macOS
because the Python CLI binary doesn't auto-surface in System Settings
> Accessibility. User reported the daemon detected taps fine but
keystrokes never landed in any window.
Switch to AppleScript / System Events on macOS. Permission attaches
to whatever terminal/app launched the Python process (Terminal.app,
iTerm, etc.) — a familiar named app the user can grant Accessibility
to in one click. Combined keystroke + Return in a single osascript
call to keep latency ~100ms per tap.
Fall back to pyautogui if osascript fails (handles edge cases) and
on non-macOS platforms.
ACR122U is a 13.56 MHz PC/SC (CCID) reader, not HID. Browsers can't
talk to PC/SC devices directly, so the kiosk JS can't see ACR122U
taps the way it sees a USB-HID reader.
This daemon bridges the gap:
- Polls the ACR122U via pyscard
- Reads UID via the standard ACS GET_UID APDU (FF CA 00 00 00)
- Types UID + Enter into the focused window using pyautogui
- Debounces re-reads of the same card (2s window)
Output format matches FusionClockNfcKiosk._normalize_uid() expectations:
colon-separated uppercase hex (04:10:5B:CA:FD:22:90 + Enter).
The kiosk JS already has a keyboard-wedge listener (v19.0.3.2.0+),
so no server-side or kiosk-side changes needed — wedge.py's
keystrokes route through the same handleTap() path as a USB-HID
reader, preserving photo verification + penalty + activity log.
Setup docs include macOS, Windows, Linux instructions plus
launchd/Task Scheduler/systemd snippets for running as a service.
Strategic value: with this, ACR122U deployments support UA-Pockets
(13.56 MHz DESFire EV3) for single-card door+clock setups in the
premium tier of the standard product kit. The 125 kHz EM4100 USB-C
HID reader remains the default tier.
The NFC kiosk previously required Web NFC, which is Android-Chrome-only.
This blocked desktop testing and locked us to a single hardware path.
Add a keyboard-wedge listener that captures keystrokes from USB HID NFC
readers (the standard Sycreader/Yanzeo class). The listener buffers hex
chars + separators, flushes on Enter (or 600ms idle as fallback for
readers without a terminator), and routes the UID through the same
handleTap()/_onEnrollTap() codepath as Web NFC. Photo verification,
penalty calc, and activity logging all fire identically.
Make the setup button tolerant: try Web NFC, but treat its absence as
non-fatal. USB HID always activates. Only hard-fail when photoRequired
is True AND the camera is unavailable.
Result: same kiosk page now works on Android Chrome (Web NFC), desktop
Chrome with a USB reader, or both at once.
Bump manifest to 19.0.3.2.0.
Wizard was deployed without an entry in security/ir.model.access.csv,
so ANY user (including managers) got a permission error when opening
the menu. The model is registered but has no group access rules,
so Odoo's ORM blocks read/create on it.
Grant full CRUD on fusion.clock.nfc.enrollment.wizard to
group_fusion_clock_manager (the same group the menu is gated to).
Bump manifest to 19.0.3.1.1.
The Enroll NFC Card menu item references action_fusion_clock_nfc_enrollment_wizard,
which is defined in wizard/clock_nfc_enrollment_views.xml. With the wizard file
listed AFTER clock_menus.xml in the manifest, the menu load failed with
"External ID not found in the system" on first upgrade.
Move the wizard view above clock_menus.xml so the action XMLID exists by the
time the menu references it.
Verified on odoo-entech: fusion_clock upgraded cleanly to 19.0.3.1.0, all
wizard XMLIDs registered.
Adds a tap-driven enrollment workflow so managers can pair NFC/RFID
cards to employees using a USB HID reader at their desk:
- New wizard model fusion.clock.nfc.enrollment.wizard with auto-focused
Card UID field, employee picker, and reassignment warning if the
card is already held by someone else.
- Two actions: 'Enroll Card' (single) and 'Enroll & Next' (bulk).
- Menu entry under Fusion Clock root, manager-gated.
- Exposes x_fclk_nfc_card_uid on the Employee form Clock Settings
section (next to Kiosk PIN) so it can be inspected/edited directly.
- Bumps manifest to 19.0.3.1.0 for asset cache bust.
Wizard reuses FusionClockNfcKiosk._normalize_uid so stored format
matches what the kiosk /tap endpoint looks up later. Reassignment
clears the UID from the previous holder and logs both events to the
activity log under 'card_enrollment'.
Per client direction: every order is a thickness RANGE (e.g.
"0.0005-0.0008 mils" or "5-10 mils"), never a single value. The
old picker model (fp.recipe.thickness with a single 'value' Float)
was modelling the wrong concept and overcrowding the order entry
UI. Replaced with one free-text Char field that auto-fills from
last-used or part default.
DELETED entirely:
- fp.recipe.thickness model (file + view + ACL + manifest entry)
- recipe.thickness_option_ids One2many (the picker source)
- "Thickness Options" inline list on the recipe form
- sale.order.line.x_fc_thickness_id (M2O picker)
- account.move.line.x_fc_thickness_id
- fp.delivery.x_fc_thickness_id
- fp.direct.order.line.thickness_id
ADDED:
- sale.order.line.x_fc_thickness_range (Char) — operator types range
- account.move.line.x_fc_thickness_range — for invoice rendering
- fp.delivery.x_fc_thickness_range — for packing slip
- fp.direct.order.line.thickness_range — for the wizard
- fp.part.catalog.x_fc_default_thickness_range — part default
AUTO-FILL CHAIN (sale.order.line + wizard line):
1. Operator already typed → keep
2. Most recent SO line for (this part, this customer) with a
non-empty thickness_range → copy that
3. part.x_fc_default_thickness_range → copy
4. Blank — operator types
Implemented as both an @api.onchange (interactive) AND a
create() override (programmatic — wizard, sale_mrp bridge,
imports). Same logic in both paths.
WIZARD push-to-defaults: when "Save as Default" toggle is ticked
on a wizard line, persist the line's thickness_range to
part.x_fc_default_thickness_range so future first-customer orders
get a sensible starting point.
REPORTS: customer_line_header.xml + report_fp_wo_sticker.xml now
print the Char range as-typed (no display_name lookup needed).
KEPT (admin documentation only — doesn't affect order entry):
- recipe.thickness_min, thickness_max, thickness_uom on the recipe
root: documents the recipe's CAPABILITY range. No UI gate; just
for spec authors to record what the chemistry can produce.
JOB GROUPING: fp.job auto-create groups SO lines by (recipe, part,
spec, thickness, serial). Updated to key on the thickness_range
Char (stripped) instead of the deleted thickness_id integer.
DB cleanup: --update=base ran on the upgrade, dropping the
fp_recipe_thickness table + the four x_fc_thickness_id columns.
Existing data was already nulled in earlier dev work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The _compute_display_name method on fusion.plating.customer.spec was
missing its @api.depends decorator. Without it, Odoo doesn't know
when to fire the compute, so display_name stayed NULL on:
- All seeded specs (created via XML data import)
- Any spec created later (the field was never recomputed)
Symptom: Specification dropdown on the SO line showed "Unnamed" for
every option, making spec selection useless.
Fix:
- @api.depends('code', 'revision', 'name') on _compute_display_name
- Imported `api` (was only `fields, models`)
Companion entech-side action: forced recompute on the 15 existing
specs via `env.add_to_compute(specs._fields['display_name'], specs)`
so the stored column was backfilled. New specs created via UI will
trigger the compute automatically going forward.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Audit of all 86 data XML files in the fusion_plating module set
turned up 3 more files that lacked noupdate=1 protection — every
module upgrade would re-import them and silently overwrite user
customisations. Following the ENP-ALUM-BASIC recovery (a68bf2e),
locked these too:
1. fusion_tasks/data/ir_cron_data.xml — 4 ir.cron records
(technician travel times, push notifications, late-arrival
checks, location cleanup). Users may disable / re-schedule.
2. fusion_plating_shopfloor/data/fp_cron_data.xml — 1 ir.cron
(Bake Window state updater). Same reasoning.
3. fusion_plating_bridge_maintenance/data/fp_maintenance_stage_data.xml
— 3 maintenance.stage records (kanban columns: New / Active /
Completed). Admin may rename, reorder, or add new stages.
Companion entech-side action (executed via SQL during the fix
session): 11 ir.model.data rows for these records were updated to
noupdate=true so the next module upgrade respects the new flag.
Files left explicitly noupdate=0 — verified safe:
- fusion_plating/data/fp_landing_data.xml — 1 ir.actions.server
(system action, code-defined; re-import is harmless)
- fusion_plating_reports/data/fp_hide_default_reports.xml —
re-asserts deletion of default Odoo report bindings; intentional
to re-run on every upgrade
Final audit confirmed 0 user-editable noupdate=false records remain.
ir.model.inherit + report.paperformat rows still noupdate=false but
those are system metadata (Odoo manages) and Odoo's standard
paperformat pattern, both safe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CRITICAL BUG: 5 of 6 seeded recipe files had <data noupdate="0">
which caused EVERY module upgrade to re-import the recipe and
overwrite any user customisations to the base recipe (renamed
steps, added child nodes, custom prompts on seeded steps).
Files fixed (now noupdate="1"):
- fp_recipe_enp_alum_basic.xml
- fp_recipe_enp_steel_basic.xml
- fp_recipe_enp_sp.xml
- fp_recipe_anodize.xml
- fp_recipe_chem_conversion.xml
(fp_recipe_general_processing.xml was already correctly noupdate=1.)
Companion entech-side action (not in this commit, executed via SQL
during the fix session): 200 ir.model.data rows for the affected
process_node + process_node_input records were updated to
noupdate=true so the next module upgrade will skip them entirely
and respect the user's current state.
Recovery for users whose base recipe edits were already lost:
the variants (part-cloned recipes that share the recipe name)
were untouched because they have no XML xmlid match. The
customisations are preserved in the variants and can be lifted
back to the base recipe via the simple/tree editor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Specifications menu (urgent — workflow blocker for estimators):
- Moved from Configuration → Quality & Documents (manager-only) up
to Plating → Quality (sequence 70). Now visible to estimator,
supervisor, and manager.
- Renamed "Customer Specs" → "Specifications" — the seeded library
includes industry standards (AMS, MIL, ASTM, BAC) not just
customer-private specs.
- Action display name updated: "Customer Specifications" → "Specifications".
- Added action.help HTML so the empty-state placeholder explains
the Specifications library purpose to first-time users.
- Old xmlid (menu_fp_config_customer_spec) preserved so existing
links / breadcrumbs / search references continue to resolve.
Other clarifying renames:
- Safety: "JHSC" / "JHSC Meetings" → "H&S Committee (JHSC)" /
"H&S Committee Meetings" — acronym was opaque to non-Canadian
H&S folks.
- Operations: "Move Log" → "Parts & Rack Move Log" — generic name
could be confused with chatter messages or stock moves.
- Configuration → Recipes & Steps: "Workflow States" →
"Job Workflow Stages" — generic name; clarifies these are job
state milestones (passed-stage tracking), not generic workflow.
- Compliance → General: child folder "Configuration" → "Reference
Data" — three levels of "Configuration" nesting (Plating>Config
vs Plating>Compliance>General>Config) was confusing.
No model / data changes. Pure menu metadata.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After Phase E removed Coating Config + Treatments + Customer Price List
+ Coating Thickness from the Configurator submenu, only 3 admin items
remained — not enough to justify a top-level menu just for an
estimator.
Re-homed:
- Pricing Rules → Configuration → Pricing & Billing
(sequence 40, joins Invoice Strategy
Defaults + Account Holds)
- Materials → Configuration → Materials & Tanks
(sequence 40, joins Bath Parameters,
Replenishment Rules, Chemicals,
Rack Tags, Calibration Equipment)
- Line Description Templates → Configuration → Quality & Documents
(sequence 90, joins Notification
Templates — same "templates" pattern)
All three keep estimator visibility (group_fp_estimator) plus manager
access. Top-level menu count under "Plating" drops from 9 visible to 8.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase E removed the coating-rollup loop but left a stale `has_cost_data`
reference in the percent computation. NameError on every SO list /
form load.
Margin is "not available" until recipe-level cost data exists
(backlog item). Set all three margin fields to 0 / False explicitly
so no stale references remain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
