toga-ai 1.0.175 → 1.0.177

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  ```
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  See `package.json` for full details.
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+ ## TOGA Technology Claude Harness
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+ Installed from: npm bundle v1.0.174
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+ ---
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+ ### Session Workflow (STRICT — follow every session)
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+ **Start of every session — run this first, no exceptions:**
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+ ```
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+ /kickoff
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+ ```
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+ This loads the team knowledge base, framework context, and active client config into
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+ Claude's context. Without it, Claude has no knowledge of TOGA patterns, the codebase
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+ history, or decisions made by other devs. Do not skip it.
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+ **End of every session — run this before closing:**
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+ ```
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+ /capture
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+ ```
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+ This saves what you learned, fixed, or decided to the shared knowledge base and
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+ auto-pushes it to the team git repo. Your teammates get it on their next install.
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+ If you close without running /capture, the knowledge is lost.
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+ **Long session checkpoint (run before switching tasks or closing mid-work):**
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+ ```
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+ /session-save
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+ ```
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+ **Resuming previous work:**
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+ ```
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+ /session-resume latest
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Skills & agents
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+ Your Claude Code session already lists every available `/skill` and specialist agent on each
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+ launch — this file intentionally does **not** duplicate that catalog (a static copy only drifts
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+ out of date). The rules that matter:
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+ - **`/kickoff` first, `/capture` last** — every session (see above).
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+ - Specialist agents (php-reviewer, sql-reviewer, framework-pattern-checker, planner,
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+ knowledge-writer, session-capture, cto, cso, devops, harness-optimizer) fire **automatically**
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+ on the matching file or operation. You can also invoke one explicitly — e.g. "use the
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+ php-reviewer agent on this file."
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+ ---
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+ ### Knowledge Base
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+ Team knowledge lives in `.claude/knowledge/`. It is seeded from the npm bundle
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+ and grows every time any developer runs `/capture`.
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+ - Search it: `node .claude/knowledge.js search --q="payments"`
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+ - Validate it: `node .claude/knowledge.js validate`
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+ - Re-index it: `node .claude/knowledge.js index`
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+ Every time you edit a file inside `.claude/knowledge/`, the post-edit-validate
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+ hook runs automatically and warns you of any frontmatter or schema errors.
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+ ---
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+ ### Updating
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+ Pull latest skills, agents, and knowledge from the team repo:
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+ ```
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+ npx toga-ai
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+ ```
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  name: sql-reviewer
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- description: TOGA SQL reviewer — uses ecc:database-reviewer for deep query analysis (injection, N+1, schema, indexes), enhanced with TOGA framework DB layer patterns (App_Db vs _Db abstraction, queue payload size constraints).
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+ description: TOGA SQL/schema reviewer — uses ecc:database-reviewer for deep query analysis (injection, N+1, indexes), enhanced with the ACTUAL TOGA framework DB conventions for both frameworks (1.0 App_Database/App_Model on mysqli vs 2.0 _Database/_Model), enforcing the knowledge/{1.0,2.0}/standards SQL rules exactly — naming, table design, collation, field types, and escaping discipline.
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  model: sonnet
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  tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Agent
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- # TOGA SQL Reviewer
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+ # TOGA SQL / Schema Reviewer
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- Deep SQL quality and security reviewer combining ECC's database expertise with TOGA framework DB layer knowledge.
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+ Deep SQL quality and security reviewer combining ECC's database expertise with the TOGA
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+ framework DB conventions. **This agent enforces the team's published standards verbatim** —
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+ not a generic ORM model. The two frameworks have materially different DB layers and schema
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+ rules; getting the framework wrong produces false positives and missed violations, so
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+ **identify the framework first** and apply only that framework's rules.
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- ## Step 1 — Identify framework DB layer
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+ Authoritative sources (read the relevant one when a call is borderline — do not guess):
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+ - 1.0: `knowledge/1.0/standards/backend-php.md`, `knowledge/1.0/standards/framework-rules.md`
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+ - 2.0: `knowledge/2.0/standards/backend-php.md`, `knowledge/2.0/standards/framework-rules.md`
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- Determine which abstraction layer is in use:
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+ ## Step 1 — Identify the framework and its DB layer
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- **Framework 1.0 (App_):** `App_Db::query()`, `App_Db::select()`, `App_Db::insert()`, `App_Db::update()`
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- **Framework 2.0 (_underscore):** `_Db::select()`, `_Db::insert()`, `_Db::update()`, `_Db::delete()`
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+ Determine framework from the class prefix / repo (look it up in `registry.json` if unsure):
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- Flag any raw `mysqli_*` or deprecated `mysql_*` calls as CRITICAL regardless of framework.
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+ **Framework 1.0 — `App_` (repos: `library`, `worker`)**
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+ - Raw queries: `App_Database::query($sql, $linkRegistryString)` — a **static wrapper over mysqli**, with result caching. NOT PDO, NOT prepared statements.
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+ - Reads: `App_Database::fetchRow()`, `fetchOne()`, `numRows()`. Writes: `affectedRows()`, `getInsertId()`.
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+ - Cached lookups: `App_Database::lookupField()`, `lookupRecord()` (the latter uses `SELECT *` internally **by design** — do not flag it).
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+ - Escaping: `App_Database::sqlEscape()` (safe interpolation) and `App_Database::sqlProtect()` (lossy strip-filter for free-form search only). In `browser/` action files, `getVarEscaped('field')` wraps `sqlEscape()`.
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+ - ORM: `App_Model` subclasses under `app/model/`, columns declared as `FIELDTYPE_*` constants.
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- ## Step 2 — Delegate to ECC database-reviewer
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+ **Framework 2.0 — `_underscore` (repos: `_underscore`, `worker2`, `api2`)**
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+ - Escaping: `_Database::escape()` (safe interpolation) and `_Database::protect()` (lossy strip-filter for free-form search only).
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+ - Built-in query-result cache enabled by default; `_Database::useQueryCache(false)` for guaranteed-fresh reads after a write.
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+ - ORM: `_Model` subclasses, columns declared as `FIELD_*` constants; load via `$model->load()`.
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+ - Background work goes through `_Worker::runTask()` / the queue — never inline.
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- Spawn the `ecc:database-reviewer` agent with this TOGA context:
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+ > **Do not invent an API.** There is no `App_Db`/`_Db` class and no `::select()/::insert()/::update()/::delete()` query-builder in either standard. If you see real code using a helper not documented here, read the standards doc before judging it.
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+ **Always CRITICAL, any framework:** raw `mysql_*` calls (removed in PHP 7), and any user input concatenated/interpolated into a SQL string without `sqlEscape()` / `_Database::escape()` (or the model layer).
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+ ## Step 2 — Delegate deep analysis to ECC database-reviewer
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+ Spawn the `ecc:database-reviewer` agent with the framework-correct context:
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  ```
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- TOGA CONTEXT:
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- Framework DB layer: <App_Db | _Db> — custom wrappers, not Eloquent/Laravel.
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+ TOGA CONTEXT — framework <1.0 | 2.0>:
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+ DB layer is a custom mysqli wrapper (<App_Database | _Database>), NOT Eloquent/Laravel and NOT PDO/prepared statements. Escaping discipline at the call site is the injection control.
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- - String concatenation or interpolation into _Db::query() or App_Db::query() calls
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- - _Db::select() / App_Db::select() calls without a WHERE condition on mutable tables
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- - Any loop containing a _Db:: or App_Db:: call (N+1 pattern)
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- - Missing LIMIT on SELECT from order/item/fulfillment tables (can be millions of rows)
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+ - User input interpolated into a hand-written SQL string WITHOUT <App_Database::sqlEscape() | _Database::escape()> → injection (CRITICAL)
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+ - Use of <sqlProtect() | _Database::protect()> on values meant to be stored intact (it strips % \ / * " ' and " or") → data corruption
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+ - SELECT * appearing in feature code (allowed only in the framework's own lookupRecord helper)
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+ - Any <App_Database:: | _Database::> call inside a loop where a loop variable feeds the WHERE → N+1
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+ - Missing LIMIT on SELECT from large tables (orders/items/fulfillment can be millions of rows)
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+ - Missing index support for the WHERE/JOIN columns
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- ## Step 3 — TOGA-specific SQL checks
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+ Maker ≠ checker: do not let the agent that wrote the SQL review it.
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+ ## Step 3 — TOGA standards enforcement (apply ONLY the in-scope framework)
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+ ### 3a. SQL injection & escaping (both frameworks)
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+ - Raw user input in a query string with no escaping and no model layer → **CRITICAL**.
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+ - `sqlProtect()` / `_Database::protect()` used to "escape" a value that is then stored → **WARNING** (lossy; corrupts data). It is only for sanitizing free-form search input.
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+ - Prefer the model layer (`App_Model` / `_Model`) over hand-written SQL — note it as **INFO** when hand-written SQL could have used the model.
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+ ### 3b. SQL formatting (both frameworks — shared rules)
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+ - All SQL keywords UPPERCASE (`SELECT`, `FROM`, `INNER JOIN`, `WHERE`, `AND`, `ORDER BY`, `LIMIT`, …).
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+ - Tabs for indentation; each clause on its own line; a line break after each comma in the SELECT list.
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+ - SQL embedded in PHP: opening/closing quotes on their own lines, query indented.
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+ - `INNER JOIN`s before outer joins; prefer `LEFT OUTER JOIN` over `RIGHT OUTER JOIN`; each JOIN on its own line.
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+ - Mixing `AND` and `OR` **requires parentheses**; `AND`/`OR` start a new line; spaces around operators.
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+ - Subqueries parenthesized, on a new line, indented.
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+ - Prefer `#` over `--` for SQL comments. → formatting issues are **INFO/WARNING**, not CRITICAL.
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+ ### 3c. SQL naming (both frameworks — shared, strictly enforced)
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+ - Databases PascalCase/formal name; **tables PascalCase**; **fields camelCase**.
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+ - Foreign keys: referenced table → singular → append `Id`, camelCase (`PurchaseOrders` → `purchaseOrderId`). Flag `PurchaseOrdersId`, `purchase_order_id`, etc.
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+ - Human-readable field must be `name` — never `label`, `type`, `displayName`, `niceName`, `companyName`.
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+ - Bridge tables: parent first, underscore-joined, plurals aligned with real table names (`Locations_LocationAttributes`).
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+ - Boolean/flag fields begin with `is` (`isVisible`) and are `UNSIGNED TINYINT`.
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+ - PK/FK columns must be **UNSIGNED** integers.
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- - `_Db::update()` or `App_Db::update()` without a condition array → CRITICAL (table wipe)
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- - `_Db::delete()` without WHERE → CRITICAL
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- - SQS/queue job payloads containing full DB row data → WARNING (use ID only, fetch in worker)
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- - Queries inside `foreach` loops where loop variable appears in WHERE → CRITICAL N+1
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+ ### 3d. Table design — **DIVERGES by framework** (most common false-positive source)
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+ | Rule | 1.0 (`App_` / legacy) | 2.0 (`_underscore`) |
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+ | Primary key | `id` UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, first column | same |
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+ | Second column | **NO `uuid` column** — do not add one | **`uuid` mandatory**, second column, from `_String::generateUuid()` (never MySQL `UUID()`) |
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+ | Custom fields | **NO `c_` prefix block** | client custom fields prefixed `c_`, camelCase after, at end of table |
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+ | Collation | **`latin1_swedish_ci`** — match the tables you JOIN against; do NOT introduce `utf8mb4` into a legacy schema | **`utf8mb4` / `utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci`** required |
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+ | Engine | InnoDB | InnoDB |
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+ | Table/field comments | rarely present; encouraged but not enforced | **required**, short & descriptive; `id`/`uuid`/FK comments have mandated formats; don't begin with "The" |
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+ | Datetime field prefix | legacy uses `dt` prefix (`dtCreated`, `dtUpdated`) | no `dt` prefix |
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+ | Field-type constants | `FIELDTYPE_*` (e.g. `FIELDTYPE_PRIMARYKEY`) | `FIELD_*` (e.g. `FIELD_PRIMARYKEY`) |
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+ → **Flag a `uuid` column, `c_` field, or `utf8mb4` collation added to a 1.0 table** as a standards violation. **Flag a missing `uuid`, missing comments, or `latin1` collation in a 2.0 table** as a violation. Applying the wrong framework's table rules is itself the error to avoid.
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+ ### 3e. Destructive-operation safety (both frameworks)
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+ - Hand-written `UPDATE`/`DELETE` with no `WHERE`, or a model bulk operation with no condition → **CRITICAL** (table wipe).
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+ - SELECT from a large table with no `LIMIT` where pagination is expected → **WARNING**.
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+ ### 3f. 2.0-only checks
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+ - Long-running/background DB work inline in a request instead of dispatched via `_Worker::runTask()` → **WARNING**.
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+ - Reliance on stale cached reads immediately after a write without `_Database::useQueryCache(false)` → **WARNING**.
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- ## SQL Review — <filename>
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+ ## SQL / Schema Review — <filename>
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+ Verdict: <SAFE TO MERGE | FIX REQUIRED | BLOCK>
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+ `Standard` cites the rule (e.g. "1.0 §SQL Injection Prevention", "2.0 §UUIDs", "shared §Naming/FK").
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+ | [Bundle Confirmation — Cart Preservation When Adding Add-On Services](features/bundleconfirmation-cart-preservation.md) | Fix: adding any add-on service (Data Transfer, Promotional Bundle, New PC Services, etc.) was silently removing the 1-year tech support SKU from the cart. | toga/app/togarefresh2026/servicerequests/bundleconfirmation.php |
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+ title: Bundle Confirmation — Cart Preservation When Adding Add-On Services
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+ framework: "1.0"
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+ repo: toga
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+ project: TOGa
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+ client: office-depot
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+ type: client-feature
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+ status: active
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+ updated: 2026-06-23
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+ owners: [snaredla]
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+ files:
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+ - toga/app/togarefresh2026/servicerequests/bundleconfirmation.php
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+ related:
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+ - ../../../clients/office-depot/features/togarefresh2026-linkbuilder-routing.md
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+ ---
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+ ## Summary
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+ Fix: adding any add-on service (Data Transfer, Promotional Bundle, New PC Services, etc.)
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+ was silently removing the 1-year tech support SKU from the cart. The `?services=` block in
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+ `bundleconfirmation.php` now only strips tech support when the service being added IS itself
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+ a tech support plan.
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+ ## Key files / entry points
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+ - `toga/app/togarefresh2026/servicerequests/bundleconfirmation.php` — the `$_GET['services']`
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+ block (lines ~118–150) is the only place this logic lives.
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+ ## How it works
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+ | `techsupport.php` (lines 88, 120, 152) | 194, 195, 101900 (tech support plans) | Remove old tech support, add new, set session vars |
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+ | `additionalservices.php` (lines 277, 288) | Add-on IDs (categories 174, 175, 178, 179) | Append to cart only — never touch existing items |
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+ The fixed block:
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+ ```php
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+ if (in_array($serviceID, $techSupportServiceIds)) {
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+ // Replacing tech support — remove the old plan before adding the new selection
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+ $_SESSION['cartProducts'] = array_values(array_filter(...));
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+ $_SESSION['techSupportServiceId'] = $serviceID;
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+ $_SESSION['selectedJobJacket'] = 2;
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+ }
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+ if (!in_array($serviceID, $_SESSION['cartProducts'])) {
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+ $_SESSION['cartProducts'][] = $serviceID;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Data model
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+ - `$_SESSION['cartProducts']` — array of service IDs in the quote
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+ - `$_SESSION['techSupportServiceId']` — ID of the selected tech support plan
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+ - `$_SESSION['selectedJobJacket']` — job jacket type (2 = tech support flow)
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+ ## Gotchas / known issues
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+ - The old code also called `unset($_SESSION['techSupportServiceId'])` for every add-on.
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+ This was also a bug — it would flip `$isTechSupportFlow` (line ~296) to false mid-session
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+ even when tech support was still in the cart. The fix leaves the var alone for add-ons.
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+ - Four total `cartProducts` removal points exist in the 2026 service request flow. The other
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+ three are all safe: McAfee replacement (`bundleconfirmation.php:103`, removes only the
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+ prior McAfee ID), and two empty-value cleanups (lines ~641 and `mcafeeupdates.php:453`).
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+ - `$techSupportServiceIds = [194, 195, 101900]` — if a new tech support SKU is introduced,
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+ this array must be updated or the new plan will be treated as an add-on (won't replace old).
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+ ## Related docs
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+ - `clients/office-depot/features/togarefresh2026-linkbuilder-routing.md`
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+ ## Change history
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+ - 2026-06-23 — Bug fix: add-on services no longer strip tech support from cart. (snaredla)
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  | [NetSuite → Forecast Open-Orders Sync (salesOrder webhook → OpenOrderItems)](features/netsuite-salesorder-open-orders-sync.md) | Webhook-driven, single-record port of the legacy open-orders importer (TRUE-79142). | worker2/Worker/Netsuite/SalesOrder.php, worker2/Worker/Netsuite.php, test/@dave/probe_salesorder_rest_shape.php, test/@dave/probe_open_order_lines.php, test/@dave/check_so_status.php, test/@dave/check_so_history.php, test/@dave/probe_so_rest_lines.php, test/@dave/probe_missing_oo_timing.php, test/@dave/probe_missing_oo_createdby.php, worker/crons/toga2/forecast2/import_open_orders.php, worker/crons/toga2/forecast2/common_import_sales_from_netsuite.php |
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  | [Startech Webhook Handler (worker2)](features/startech-webhook-handler.md) | Receives inbound webhook events from Startech (Easeedesk) and creates or updates the corresponding ticket in TOGA 2.0. | worker2/Worker/Startech.php |
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  | [Teams Meeting Transcript Export](features/teams-transcript-export.md) | `_Worker_Team_Transcripts` (action `Team/Transcripts/Export`) polls Microsoft Graph for Teams meeting transcripts produced by a set of organizers, classifies ea | worker2/Worker/Team/Transcripts.php, worker2/Config/production.ini, worker2/Database/TeamsTranscriptExports.sql, dbchanges2/Core/2026-06-18a - Teams Transcript Export schedule.sql |
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+ | [WJE Freshservice Sync (worker2)](features/wje-freshservice-sync.md) | WJE ("WJE IT", helpdesk `wje.freshservice.com`) is a **Freshservice**-based help-desk client whose tickets, contacts, assets, groups, categories, and canned res | worker2/Worker/Wje.php, _underscore/Component/Api/Wje/Wje.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/Ticket.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketNote.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/Contact.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/Unit.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketTeam.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketCategory.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/AssetType.php, _underscore/Model/Wje/PredefinedReply.php, library/app/api/wje.php, worker/crons/toga2/wje/import_supporting_records.php, worker/crons/toga2/wje/sync_togasupply_wje.php, worker/crons/notifications/reports/wje/wje_common.php, library/app/systemmonitor/wje.php, dbchanges2/Client_Wje/2024-10-04 - WjeOnboarding.sql |
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+ title: WJE Freshservice Sync (worker2)
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+ framework: "2.0"
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+ repo: worker2
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+ project: Worker
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+ client: wje
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+ type: client-feature
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+ status: active
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+ updated: 2026-06-23
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+ owners: ["snaredla"]
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+ files:
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+ - worker2/Worker/Wje.php
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+ - _underscore/Component/Api/Wje/Wje.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/Ticket.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketNote.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/Contact.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/Unit.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketTeam.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/TicketCategory.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/AssetType.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Wje/PredefinedReply.php
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+ - library/app/api/wje.php
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+ - worker/crons/toga2/wje/import_supporting_records.php
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+ - worker/crons/toga2/wje/sync_togasupply_wje.php
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+ - worker/crons/notifications/reports/wje/wje_common.php
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+ - library/app/systemmonitor/wje.php
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+ - dbchanges2/Client_Wje/2024-10-04 - WjeOnboarding.sql
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+ - clients/wje/profile.md
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+ - 1.0/apps/library/features/toga2-api-client-and-bridge.md
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+ - 2.0/apps/worker2/features/startech-webhook-handler.md
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+ ---
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+ ## Summary
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+ Data reaches TOGA two ways: a **real-time Freshservice webhook** handled by `_Worker_Wje::Webhook`, and
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+ a **daily batch import** of supporting records. A separate 2-minute cron bridges Toga2 ↔ TOGaDesk (see
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+ ## Key files / entry points
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+ - **Webhook handler:** `worker2/Worker/Wje.php` — `abstract _Worker_Wje`, entry `Webhook($payload, $headers)`.
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+ Reached via `webhook.togahub.com/wje` → WebhookIngestion Lambda → `Core.WorkerJobs` action `Wje/Webhook`
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+ → SQS → EB worker.
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+ - **API clients (two parallel, same creds):** `_Component_Api_Wje` (`_underscore/Component/Api/Wje/Wje.php`,
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+ used by worker2/2.0) and `App_Api_Wje extends App_Api` (`library/app/api/wje.php`, used by 1.0 crons).
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+ Both hit `https://wje.freshservice.com` with basic auth; `send($method, $route, $payload)`, 90s timeout,
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+ 1s sleep between calls. **Production only — no test/stage Freshservice instance.**
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+ - **Crons (worker 1.0):** `crons/toga2/wje/import_supporting_records.php` (daily import),
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+ `crons/toga2/wje/sync_togasupply_wje.php` (2-min Togadesk bridge),
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+ `crons/notifications/reports/wje/{wje_monthly_report,wje_quarterly_report,wje_common}.php`.
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+ - **Models:** `_underscore/Model/Wje/*` (8 classes, see Data model).
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+ - **Monitoring:** `library/app/systemmonitor/wje.php` (`App_SystemMonitor_WJE`).
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+
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+ ## How it works
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+
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+ ### Real-time webhook (`_Worker_Wje::Webhook`)
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+ 1. Payload arrives JSON-wrapped under `freshdesk_webhook` (it is Freshservice despite the name):
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+ `$wjeRecord = (object)((object)json_decode($payload, true))->freshdesk_webhook;`
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+ 2. Branches on shape: **ticket** webhook if `property_exists($wjeRecord, 'ticket_id')`; **asset** webhook
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+ if `property_exists($wjeRecord, 'asset_display_id')`.
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+ 3. **Ticket path:** upserts associated assets (`associated_asset_ids`), the requester contact
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+ (`requester_id`), and the agent contact (`agent_id`). Sleeps a few seconds to dodge duplicate-ticket
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+ races, then **re-fetches the full ticket** from WJE `/tickets/{id_numeric}` (the webhook body omits
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+ `group_id` and category detail). Resolves the category/subcategory/item hierarchy by **name** against
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+ TOGA `TicketCategories`. Upserts the ticket (by `c_wjeTicketId`) and syncs conversation notes from
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+ `/tickets/{id}/conversations` (by `c_wjeConversationId`).
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+ 4. **Asset path:** upserts the unit by asset tag `ASSET-{display_id}`, matches the contact by email when
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+ `c_wjeUserId` is unavailable, and updates serial/tag/type/contact custom fields.
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+
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+ ### Daily import (`import_supporting_records.php`)
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+ Canned responses → `PredefinedReplies` (`c_wjeCannedResponseId`); requesters → `Contacts` (`c_wjeUserId`);
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+ assets → `Units` (`c_wjeAssetId`, tag `ASSET-{id}`); groups → `TicketTeams` (`c_wjeGroupId`);
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+ `ticket_form_fields` (field `13000126389`) → `TicketCategories` (`c_wjeCategoryId`, 3-level hierarchy).
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+ ### Reports & monitoring
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+ `wje_common.php::generateWJEReport(...)` builds Excel metrics (SLA, first-response, resolution, reopens)
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+ via PhpSpreadsheet for client 153 / dept 269; monthly cron emails `serviceops@togatech.com` +
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+ `mhicks@togatech.com`. `App_SystemMonitor_WJE` checks every 5 min (300s window, 30-min reminders) and
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+ alerts `devteam@togatech.com` on Freshservice/webhook responses > 300, reading both Logs 1.0 (`API`) and
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+ Logs 2.0 (`Api` in `db_prod_logs_wje`).
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+ ## Data model
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+
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+ Models in `_underscore/Model/Wje/` extend the base `_Model_Client_*` and add WJE linkage fields
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+
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+ | Model | Custom field(s) |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_Ticket` | `c_wjeTicketId`, `c_wjeAgentId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_TicketNote` | `c_wjeConversationId` (unique in DB) |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_Contact` | `c_wjeUserId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_Unit` | `c_wjeAssetId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_TicketTeam` | `c_wjeGroupId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_TicketCategory` | `c_wjeCategoryId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_AssetType` | `c_wjeAssetTypeId` |
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+ | `_Model_Wje_PredefinedReply` | `c_wjeCannedResponseId` |
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+ Schema in `dbchanges2/Client_Wje/2024-10-04 - WjeOnboarding.sql` (+ `2024-10-23.sql`, `2024-10-25.sql`):
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+ API record, the `c_wje*` CustomRecordFields, TicketStages (Open=2, Pending=3, Resolved=4, Closed=5),
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+ asset type "Laptop", urgencies (Low/Normal/High/Critical), system params
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+ `TOGADESK_LAST_TICKET_INTEGRATION_DATETIME` / `TOGA_LAST_TICKET_INTEGRATION_DATETIME`.
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+ Hardcoded IDs: `CLIENT_UUID_WJE=c2f5180f-…`, `API_UUID_WJE=4750650f-…` (and `API_SECRET_WJE`) in
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+ `worker2/Worker/Wje.php`; TOGaDesk client `153`, dept `269` (internal `290`); default group
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+ `13000155420` / agent `13000771757`; category form field `13000126389`.
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+ ## Client variations
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+ WJE-specific: single hardcoded tenant (no `company_id` resolution); requires a group on every ticket and
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+ falls back to the default group/agent when none is assigned. Sister Freshservice client **Elite** uses a
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+ parallel but separate `_Worker_Elite` handler — see related doc.
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+ ## Gotchas / known issues
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+ - **W1** Payload is wrapped under `freshdesk_webhook`, not top-level. Decode with `json_decode($p, true)` then cast.
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+ - **W2** Webhook body is thin — `ticket_category`/`group_id` often null; the handler re-fetches `/tickets/{id_numeric}`. Don't trust the webhook body for category/group.
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+ - **W3** Two id forms: `ticket_id` (string "INC-46687", stored in `c_wjeTicketId`) vs `id_numeric` (46687, used in API calls). Mixing them → 404s / missed matches.
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+ - **W4** Webhook resolves category by **name** against TOGA `TicketCategories`; the **daily import** is what populates `c_wjeCategoryId`. A WJE rename before the import runs breaks name matching — check the import cron first.
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+ - **W5** Units keyed by asset tag `ASSET-{display_id}`, linked via `c_wjeAssetId`; asset webhook falls back to email matching when `c_wjeUserId` is absent.
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+ - **W6** Asset import catches per-asset errors and continues; if WJE revokes `/assets` API access it silently skips assets — check logs.
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+ - **W7** `c_wjeUserId` is the source of truth for contact identity; email is only opportunistically added.
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+ - **W8** `_Component_Api_Wje` is production-only — local testing hits production WJE; be careful with writes.
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+ - **W9** Credentials are duplicated in `_Component_Api_Wje` and `App_Api_Wje` — rotate **both**.
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+ - **W10** Lazy-transaction rule: write back `c_wje*` identifiers via direct model `->save()`, not an internal API round trip inside an open transaction (cf. Startech G4).
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+ - **W11** `json_decode($s, true)` + top-level `(object)` cast leaves nested fields as arrays — cast each level you traverse.
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+ - **W12** TicketStages use Freshservice status codes (Open=2 … Closed=5); status sync depends on those matching live Freshservice statuses.
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+ > Secrets (`API_SECRET_WJE`, the Freshservice password) are hardcoded in source — read them from the file
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+ > when needed; never copy the values into docs or commits.
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+
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+ ## Related docs
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+ - `clients/wje/profile.md` — WJE client profile + the 2-min Togadesk bridge sync.
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+ - `2.0/apps/worker2/features/elite-freshservice-sync.md` — sister Freshservice client.
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+ - `2.0/apps/worker2/features/startech-webhook-handler.md` — the multi-client webhook pattern WJE predates.
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+ - `1.0/apps/library/features/toga2-api-client-and-bridge.md` — `App_Api_Toga2::syncWithTogadesk`.
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- Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (WJE) is a TOGa Desk client integrated through the
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- **1.0↔2.0 TOGaDesk bridge** (`App_Api_Toga2::syncWithTogadesk`). The cron
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- `worker/crons/toga2/wje/sync_togasupply_wje.php` runs every 2 minutes and enables the **full**
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- assets, predefined-replies, ticket-teams→groups, ticket-categories) for TOGaDesk client id 153,
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- department 269 (plus internal-tickets department 290). WJE requires a group on every ticket and
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+ Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (WJE — "WJE IT") is a **Freshservice**-based help-desk
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+ client (`wje.freshservice.com`). It is a **single hardcoded tenant** (no dynamic `company_id`
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+ resolution). Data moves between WJE and TOGA on three paths:
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- See the bridge feature doc for the mechanism. No NetSuite TOGa Supply importer runs for WJE
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- (it is a help-desk integration, not a supply/procurement client).
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+ 1. **Real-time Freshservice webhook** → `_Worker_Wje::Webhook` (worker2) — creates/updates tickets,
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+ contacts, assets, groups, categories, and conversation notes, keyed by `c_wje*` custom fields.
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+ 2. **Daily batch import** (`worker/crons/toga2/wje/import_supporting_records.php`) — imports canned
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+ responses, requesters, assets, groups, and the 3-level category hierarchy.
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+ 3. **2-minute TOGaDesk bridge** (`App_Api_Toga2::syncWithTogadesk`) — the cron
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+ `worker/crons/toga2/wje/sync_togasupply_wje.php` enables the **full** set of bridge sub-syncs
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+ (tickets both directions, ticket-notes, contacts→people, items/units→assets, predefined-replies,
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+ ticket-teams→groups, ticket-categories) for TOGaDesk client id 153, department 269 (plus
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+ internal-tickets department 290).
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+ WJE requires a group on every ticket and falls back to a default group/agent (`13000155420` /
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+ `13000771757`) when none is assigned. No NetSuite TOGa Supply importer runs for WJE (it is a
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+ See **`2.0/apps/worker2/features/wje-freshservice-sync.md`** for the full integration (webhook
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