toga-ai 1.0.715 → 1.0.717
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owners: ["dfranks", "bala", "jcardinal", "mhammontree", "snaredla"]
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line). **Fix (`library`):** skip lines whose `adjustQtyBy` is null in **BOTH** passes over
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`inventoryList->inventory` (the item-build pass and the serial/unit pass). Shared fix; unblocked NYCHH
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inventory adjustments.
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- **⚠ Item-receipt sync froze on a PARTIAL receipt's NULL-quantity PO lines — the item-receipt TWIN of the
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inventory-adjustment NULL-quantity fix above (fixed 2026-08-31).** For a partial item receipt NetSuite
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returns **all** the PO's linked lines but sets `quantity=null` on the lines **not received on this
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receipt** (SuiteQL `transactionline.quantity` is NULL for an un-received PO line). The REST shim
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`App_Api_Netsuite_Rest::fetchItemReceiptById` (`rest.php` ~L2196) faithfully carries that null, and
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`syncItemReceiptFromNetsuite` wrote those null lines into the `POST /v2/item-receipts` payload →
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`ItemReceiptItems.quantity` is `NOT NULL` → api2 `EV-10` / MySQL **1048** "Column 'quantity' cannot be
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null", the section threw (no per-record try/catch — fail-loud by design), and froze at `1-RUNNING`
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re-trying the same poison receipt every 5 min. Seen on **NYCHH** ITEM_RECEIPTS: stuck on receipt **#22302**
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(NetSuite internalId 3425518, dated 2023-05-01; 5 PO lines, 2 received qty 260, 3 returned null), watermark
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frozen at 2023-05-01, throwing every run (`Logs.Issue 578`, "Invalid API Response" from
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`send()` `toga2.php:3517`). **Fix (`library`):** skip line items whose `quantity` **`is_null`** (NOT
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`empty`, so a legitimate received qty of 0 still writes) in **BOTH** passes over
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`$nsItemReceipt->itemList->item` — the payload-build loop (~L3376) and the unit/serial pass (~L3538).
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Shared fix; no signature change, no SQL. Recovery is automatic: the watermark sits at the failing window's
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start, so on deploy the section self-heals (RUNNING→IDLE, watermark advances past #22302, window regrows).
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Diagnosis chain (reinforces the playbook above): `Client_Nychh.Parameters` to localize the stuck section
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(`1-RUNNING` + frozen watermark) → `Logs.Event` filtered by `clientId=3` for the crash file:line +
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`transactionId` (`Logs.Event` carries `clientId`, `Logs.Issue` does not) → `Logs_Nychh.Api` on that
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`transactionId` for the untruncated `EV-10`/1048 rejection and the payload showing the `quantity:null`
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lines.
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- **⚠ OPEN, not yet root-caused (found 2026-08-31): NYCHH ITEM_FULFILLMENTS watermark frozen at 2021-12-29.**
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`NETSUITE_EXECUTION_MODE_ITEM_FULFILLMENTS='3-IDLE'` with the window collapsed to ~3s (it has been
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throwing recently) but currently **IDLE** — so it crawls a few seconds per run rather than sitting in a
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hard `1-RUNNING` freeze. Distinct from the fixed ITEM_RECEIPTS freeze above; needs its own investigation.
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Context: the 2026-08-31 full 19-client togasupply prod sweep found all other clients healthy
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(`864000-IDLE`) except Elite SALES_ORDERS `864000-RUNNING` (healthy mid-run, large window, not stuck) and
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AIG SALES_ORDERS `8-RUNNING` (the known held account, already documented). Only NYCHH ITEM_RECEIPTS was in
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a true `1-RUNNING` freeze.
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- **⚠ Item-fulfillment stale-item prune must delete tracking-number children before the unit AND the item
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(fixed 2026-08-30).** In `syncItemFulfillmentFromNetsuite`'s cleanup loop, deleting a stale
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item-fulfillment-item-**unit** failed api2 `EV-11` / MySQL **1451** (FK
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## Change history
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- 2026-08-31 — **Item-receipt partial-receipt NULL-quantity fix (shared, `library`).**
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`syncItemReceiptFromNetsuite` now **skips line items whose `quantity` is null** (unreceived PO lines on a
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partial receipt) in both passes over `$nsItemReceipt->itemList->item` (payload-build ~L3376 + unit/serial
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~L3538), guarded on `is_null` so a received qty of 0 still writes. This is the item-receipt twin of the
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2026-08-30 inventory-adjustment NULL-quantity skip — the receipt path never got that guard. It unfroze
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NYCHH ITEM_RECEIPTS (stuck `1-RUNNING` on receipt #22302 / NetSuite 3425518 / 2023-05-01 → `EV-10`/1048
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"quantity cannot be null", `Logs.Issue 578`); self-heals on deploy. Also flagged an OPEN item: NYCHH
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ITEM_FULFILLMENTS watermark frozen at 2021-12-29 (`3-IDLE`, window collapsed to ~3s), not yet root-caused.
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19-client sweep otherwise healthy. `library` only, no SQL, `php -l` clean; not deployed at capture time.
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- 2026-08-31 — **Invoice + serial-unit + duplicate-Item root-cause fixes (shared, `library`).**
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`syncInvoiceFromNetsuite` now assigns a **sequential 1..N invoice `lineNumber`** (NetSuite reuses `line`
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across multi-SO invoices → `InvoiceItems UNIQUE(invoiceId,lineNumber)` 1062 → atomic rollback → NYCHH
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- **OfficeDepotEdiImportQueue** (S3) — counts files >10 min old in
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`s3://agilant-as2/OfficeDepot/`, excluding `OUTBOX/`, `SENT/` and directory placeholders.
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- **CompassSalesOrderTransmission** (DB) — approved SOs (both approval stages) with
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`c_dtTransmittedToCompass` NULL (not yet transmitted to MITS). Alarms on **either**
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`pendingCount > 10` **OR** `oldestPendingAgeMinutes > 180` (3h), so a single order stuck too
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long pages even under the count threshold — this catches the 1.0 cron's
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[poison-order starvation](../../../clients/compass-usa/features/mits-sales-order-transmission-alerting.md).
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**Age is measured from the FINAL (stage-2) approval decision** (`ApprovalDecisions` stage 2
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`dtDecision` where `isApproved = 1` — not stage 1, not order date; that is the "eligible to
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transmit" clock). The query **excludes canceled orders** (`salesOrderStageId IS NULL OR
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<> 8`), mirroring the transmit cron's WHERE, so an order canceled after approval (e.g.
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SA136567, now stage 8) neither counts nor false-alarms forever — this also fixed a
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pre-existing count mismatch vs. the cron. Config: `$ALARM_AGE_MINUTES = 180`; body echoes
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`oldestPendingAgeMinutes` + `alarmAgeMinutesThreshold`.
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- **CompassIncomingPurchaseOrders** (DB) — `SA%` SOs transmitted to MITS >4h ago (on/after
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the 2026-04-30 cutoff) with no PO returned. (This supersedes the 1.0
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`App_SystemMonitor_Compass` "orders returned from MITS" sub-check, which is a **latent
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no-op**: it selects `so`/`number`/etc but then reads `$row['pendingCount']`, a column the
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reports OK. Verified 2026-08-31 in `library/app/systemmonitor/compass.php` ~lines 111-140,
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- **CompassPurchaseOrderTransmissionsToVendors** (DB) — unsubmitted POs for monitored
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vendors (Office Depot, Strategic Systems, Compass, Presidio) due today or earlier.
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- **EmailedAsnImport** (mailbox) — counts inbox messages in the emailed-ASN mailbox via
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monitors must pass the region (see [Cloud S3 helpers](../../_underscore/features/cloud-s3-helpers.md)).
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## Change history
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- 2026-08-31 — Added **age-based detection** to `CompassSalesOrderTransmission()`: it now alarms
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on `pendingCount > 10` **OR** `oldestPendingAgeMinutes > 180` (new `$ALARM_AGE_MINUTES = 180`),
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so one order stuck too long pages even under the count threshold — catching the 1.0 transmit
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cron's poison-order starvation. Age is measured from the **stage-2** (final) approval decision,
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not stage 1 or order date. The query now also **excludes canceled orders** (`salesOrderStageId
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IS NULL OR <> 8`), mirroring the transmit cron's WHERE, fixing a pre-existing count mismatch and
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a canceled order (SA136567) false-alarming forever. New body fields `oldestPendingAgeMinutes` +
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`alarmAgeMinutesThreshold`; no OneUptime criteria change needed — the age alarm rides the
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`App_SystemMonitor_Compass` "orders returned from MITS" sub-check is a **latent no-op** (reads
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superseded by `CompassIncomingPurchaseOrders`. worker2-only, php -l passes, not deployed. (jcardinal)
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wrapped token+connect+count in an **in-run retry loop** (`MAX_CONNECT_ATTEMPTS = 3`,
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escalation, or when the backed-off reminder interval elapses, and returns false for a window with
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zero events. The first email lands on the **next live rejection**, not on existing history.
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## Why the backlog happens — poison-order starvation (root cause)
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The alert almost never fires on **volume**. It fires because one bad order **aborts the whole
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run** and every un-processed order behind it starves. Diagnosed 2026-08-31 against a live
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(`App_Exception_Business` on a non-200, plain `Exception` on "No Items Found"). A throw
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one is random each run. A stuck "poison" order therefore blocks a **different** set of good
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`COMPASS_SALES_ORDER_MITS_TRANSMIT_REJECTED`, ~2329 occurrences since 2026-08-03):
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**Fix the data:** assign the correct `assetTypeId` to the affected `Client_Compass.Items`
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