fix(payments): the leg-sum identity excludes referral credits, matching what Payment.amount has always meant - #1385
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…ng what Payment.amount has always meant Two definitions of `Payment.amount` were both being enforced and could not both be true. The schema has always described it as the final amount charged to the gateway — after discounts and tax, and after referral credits are deducted — and `handleCheckout` writes a CARD leg equal to exactly that figure. `lib/referrals/service.ts` then writes a positive REFERRAL_CREDIT leg for the credit it just applied, so the legs on a credit-funded booking added up to `amount` plus the credit. Every reader of the invariant, though, took it as a plain sum over all non-reversal legs: `checkPaymentLegsSumToAmount`, the checkout sweep, the nightly reconciler, and the `payment_legs_sum_to_amount` constraint trigger. That trigger is DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED and is live on the database, so it fired at COMMIT and rolled back the entire checkout transaction for any booking that spent referral credit. Either the field meant the pre-credit price — in which case the gateway was being asked for the wrong number — or the credit leg did not belong in the sum. This keeps the field's long-standing meaning and narrows the identity instead: the funding sum is now Sigma(non-reversal, non-REFERRAL_CREDIT legs) === Payment.amount, in the checker, in the trigger, and in the docs. The credit leg is untouched and still posts as the PLATFORM_PROMO debit; the DISCOUNT plug in earnings-service.ts already based itself on the sum of funding-leg debits including PLATFORM_PROMO, so the journal side needed no change at all. Also closes the inverse of #1357 7.4 in `rollupOrgInvoiceAccruals`: the allowed-from guard IS the filter, so an OverageEvent that is no longer PENDING silently did not move to ACCRUED and the discarded count was the only evidence. Its marginal is already inside the invoice's line amounts, so the next rollup bills it again. The count is now captured and a zero records a system error naming the event and the invoice. The invoice still commits — refusing to issue would strand the whole cycle. NOTE FOR DEPLOY: `prisma db push` does not manage triggers. The live database still carries the old predicate until `npm run db:leg-triggers` is run, and credit-funded checkouts keep failing at COMMIT until then. The script is idempotent. Closes #1347 Closes #1357 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MgadJydWEKkdhhzY58yiL7
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WalkthroughPayment-leg funding sums now exclude ChangesPayment-leg invariant
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…ke the checker does `checkPaymentLegsSumToAmount` carves out the payment whose only non-reversal legs are zero-value LICENSE legs: a licensed seat is absorbed at contract time, so the leg is deliberately 0 while `Payment.amount` stays at the full list price, and the sum comparison is structurally false for every one of them. The constraint trigger never learned that carve, even though its header claims to mirror the checker exactly. It summed to 0, compared against a full-price `amount` and raised `check_violation` at COMMIT — rejecting precisely the checkout the application-side checker waves through. Same shape as #1347: a live DB constraint that is stricter than the invariant it claims to enforce, so a legitimate booking cannot commit. `assert_payment_legs_ok` now counts the non-reversal legs and how many of them are something other than a zero-value LICENSE leg, and skips the sum comparison when the second count is zero and the first is not. Both counts deliberately span REFERRAL_CREDIT so a credit sitting beside a licence leg keeps the payment in the comparison, exactly as the checker does. The reversal-pair loop still runs in the carve case. No object renamed, `-- SPLIT` cadence unchanged. Verified against a throwaway local Postgres 16 cluster: the file applies cleanly and 15 leg shapes behave as intended, including the licence-only carve, a licence leg beside real drift, and a credit beside a licence leg. The same 14 shapes run through `checkPaymentLegsSumToAmount` agree with the trigger on every case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MgadJydWEKkdhhzY58yiL7
…ger runs at all
`assert_payment_legs_on_leg_write` referenced `NEW.paymentId` / `OLD.paymentId`
unquoted. PL/pgSQL case-folds a bare identifier, so it looked for `paymentid`
on a Prisma-generated camelCase table and raised
record "new" has no field "paymentid"
on EVERY PaymentLeg insert, update and delete. Not just the drifted ones — the
funding sum was never reached, so the trigger has guarded nothing since it was
written in #1232 and the re-parenting branch added in #1233 inherited the same
mistake. Verified by applying both the current file and the base `dev` revision
to a throwaway local Postgres: a single CARD leg exactly matching
`Payment.amount` still failed to commit.
This matters now because #1347 ships with an instruction to re-run
`npm run db:leg-triggers`. Installing the function as written would have
converted a silent no-op into a hard failure on every checkout that writes a
leg, so the quoting has to be right before that command is run.
Quoting the four references restores the intended behaviour. Postgres
short-circuits the `AND`, so the `OLD` reference in the re-parenting branch is
never evaluated on an INSERT. Verified locally across all four paths: insert,
same-payment update, a `Payment.amount` update, a leg delete that leaves the
payment under-funded, and a cascade delete of the parent.
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209-210: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep reversal-pair validation on the LICENSE-only path.
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originalscontains only zero-valueLICENSElegs, this return exits before the reversal loop. A positive*_REVERSALleg, or a reversal larger than its sibling, therefore passescheckPaymentLegsSumToAmount.The trigger skips only the funding-sum comparison and continues its reversal checks. This creates different runtime and database decisions for the same payment.
Skip only the funding-sum comparison for the LICENSE-only shape. Always run the reversal checks.
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- if (nonLicenseOriginals.length === 0 && originals.length > 0) { - return null; - } - - const legSum = originals - .filter((l) => l.source !== "REFERRAL_CREDIT") - .reduce((acc, leg) => acc + leg.amountPaise, 0); - if (legSum !== args.paymentAmountPaise) { + const licenseOnly = + nonLicenseOriginals.length === 0 && originals.length > 0; + const legSum = licenseOnly + ? 0 + : originals + .filter((l) => l.source !== "REFERRAL_CREDIT") + .reduce((acc, leg) => acc + leg.amountPaise, 0); + if (!licenseOnly && legSum !== args.paymentAmountPaise) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@__tests__/enterprise/payment-leg-invariant.test.ts`:
- Around line 72-87: Add partial-refund regression coverage in the payment-leg
invariant tests, including valid and invalid INVOICE_ACCRUAL_REVERSAL cases with
nonzero values that detect negative, oversized partial, and positive reversals.
Replace the ineffective -0 reversal fixture, and add a zero-value LICENSE
payment case with a malformed reversal to exercise the runtime early-return path
while preserving existing referral-credit and funding-drift coverage.
In `@lib/payments/billing/invoice-rollup.ts`:
- Line 253: Update the error summary in the invoice rollup around the
OverageEvent transition to remove claims about duplicate billing or unsettled
status, keeping it limited to the failed transition to ACCRUED and identifying
the affected event and invoice.
- Around line 250-261: The invoice rollup currently invokes recordSystemError
while the Serializable transaction is still open. Collect the error payloads
during the transaction, then after the transaction successfully commits await
their recordSystemError calls with Promise.allSettled and explicitly monitor
rejected results before allowing cron cleanup; do not persist events for
rolled-back invoices.
In `@prisma/sql/payment-legs-triggers.sql`:
- Around line 103-117: The deployment flow must execute the payment-leg trigger
setup so existing databases receive the corrected trigger; locate the deployment
configuration or script and add the repository’s db:sidecars step after the
schema push, preserving the existing deployment order and commands.
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In `@lib/payments/payment-legs.ts`:
- Around line 209-210: Update the LICENSE-only branch in
checkPaymentLegsSumToAmount so it skips only the funding-sum comparison, not the
reversal validation. Ensure the existing reversal loop still runs for zero-value
LICENSE legs and rejects positive or oversized *_REVERSAL legs.
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104-105: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReplace the unsupported organization-funded examples.
Checkout disables
useReferralCreditswhenfundingSource !== "PERSONAL". Org-sponsored checkout also skips the gateway CARD leg. Therefore these LICENSE or WALLET organization examples cannot produce the documented referral-credit and CARD funding sums.Use separate supported examples for personal CARD plus referral credit, and organization-funded WALLET or LICENSE payments.
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In `@__tests__/enterprise/payment-leg-invariant.test.ts`:
- Line 219: Update the reversal-leg validation to reject zero and positive
amounts by changing the threshold used by the relevant checker from
greater-than-zero to greater-than-or-equal-to-zero. In the payment-leg invariant
fixture, change the zero-amount INVOICE_ACCRUAL_REVERSAL case to expect
REVERSAL_PAIR_VIOLATION.
In `@lib/payments/billing/invoice-rollup.ts`:
- Line 85: Wrap the complete Prisma transaction in withSerializableRetry,
retrying only bounded P2034 serialization failures and propagating all other
errors. Reset orphanedOverages.length = 0 at the start of every retry attempt so
each transaction rebuilds its state cleanly, while preserving the existing
invoice-rollup transaction logic.
In `@lib/payments/payment-legs.ts`:
- Around line 218-220: Update checkPaymentLegsSumToAmount and the legSum
reduction to preserve Payment.amount and PaymentLeg.amountPaise as bigint values
throughout, including the initial accumulator and comparison, without converting
through number. Ensure the REFERRAL_CREDIT exclusion remains unchanged.
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In `@docs/enterprise/10-money-and-ledger/09-payment-legs.md`:
- Around line 104-105: Replace the unsupported organization-funded examples in
the payment-legs documentation with separate valid scenarios: personal CARD
payments that include referral credits, and organization-funded WALLET or
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…ounded RazorpayX client, and an inbound webhook-secret rotation grace (#1451) * fix(razorpay): productionization pass — terminal payout statuses, a bounded RazorpayX client, and an inbound webhook-secret rotation grace Audited every Razorpay surface against current dev (post #1385/#1390/#1391 groundwork) using the razorpay skill references and the razorpay-* agent checklists, then fixed the legit pre-MVP items that do not belong to an in-flight PR. - `mapPayoutStatus` treated the terminal RazorpayX status `failed` as an unknown string and returned PENDING, so a payout the bank refused never reached FAILED and its earnings stayed BATCHED. - Every RazorpayX HTTP call used a bare `fetch` with no timeout, which can wedge a payout batch that holds a cron lock, and flattened Razorpay's `{ error: { code, description } }` envelope into one opaque message. - Rotating `RAZORPAY_WEBHOOK_SECRET` was a hard cutover. Razorpay disables a webhook that has failed for 24 hours and lost events cannot be replayed, so `RAZORPAY_WEBHOOK_SECRET_PREVIOUS` now gives the rotation a grace window, mirroring ADR 09's outbound posture and reporting every delivery that actually lands on the old secret. Docs gain the missing Razorpay go-live checklist and the payout-status and idempotency-key corrections. Part of #1377 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MgadJydWEKkdhhzY58yiL7 * fix(payouts): the X-Payout-Idempotency header stays inside RazorpayX's 36-character bound, and rotation grace needs a current secret Review triage on #1451. RazorpayX accepts an `X-Payout-Idempotency` value of 4-36 characters and answers anything else with a 400, so both money-out paths were sending a header the gateway could never accept: an organization payout derives `payout_<uuid>` at 43 characters, and a consultant payout prefers the `idempotencyKey` persisted on the row, `payout_<profileId>_<batchId>`, at 72. `boundPayoutIdempotencyKey` folds any key the gateway would refuse onto a 34-character digest of itself at the point the header is written. The fold is a pure function of the key, so the property that makes a retry safe survives untouched — the same row always derives the same slot, and a request that timed out after RazorpayX accepted it returns the original payout rather than paying twice. The persisted key is deliberately left alone: it is also the row's unique constraint and the Stripe transfer key, and neither is bounded this way. The RazorpayX success body was read outside the `fetch()` try, so a reply whose headers arrived but whose body stalls tripped the same AbortSignal there, and a non-JSON body threw a SyntaxError. Both escaped as bare exceptions and lost the retryable code the payout callers classify on; both are now normalised to RAZORPAYX_REQUEST_FAILED, which is the honest reading since neither says whether the payout was accepted. `resolveRazorpayPaymentSecrets` returned the previous secret on its own when the current one was unset. The grace window is an aid to a rotation, not a secret in its own right, so a deployment that has lost `RAZORPAY_WEBHOOK_SECRET` must fail loudly on the route's 500 instead of quietly accepting deliveries signed with a value the operator has retired. The webhook setup table omitted `payout.failed` — the terminal event that tells the platform a bank refused a transfer — along with two dispute events, so an operator following it would have configured six of the seven payout events the dispatcher handles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MgadJydWEKkdhhzY58yiL7 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Paymentfunding identity becomesΣ(non-reversal, non-REFERRAL_CREDIT legs.amountPaise) === Payment.amount.Payment.amountkeeps its meaning exactly as it is; only the identity narrows.lib/payments/payment-legs.ts—checkPaymentLegsSumToAmountfiltersREFERRAL_CREDITout of the funding sum. The LICENSE zero-leg carve and the*_REVERSALpair checks are untouched.prisma/sql/payment-legs-triggers.sql— the funding-sum query gainsAND "source"::text <> 'REFERRAL_CREDIT'. No object renamed, no-- SPLITcadence changed.PaymentandPaymentLegblocks inprisma/schema.prisma, the CARD-leg and invariant-sweep comments incheckout.ts, and the re-mint comment inapproval-payment.ts.09-payment-legs.md§3 rule 1 plus the §4 / §4.1 worked examples now showPayment.amountas the post-credit charge, with a dated note on the definition conflict; the stale one-line restatements in13-ledger-integrity.md,05-b2c-b2b-funding-seam.md,explainers/complete-guide.mdand the booking changelog are corrected too.lib/payments/billing/invoice-rollup.ts— unrelated to the identity, this is the inverse of [P1 HIGH] Ledger, Tax & GST Compliance Gaps #1357 7.4: thetransitionOveragecount is captured and a zero records a system error.Why
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Payment.amountwere both being enforced and could not both be true. The schema has always described it as the final amount charged to the gateway — after discounts and tax, and after referral credits are deducted — andhandleCheckoutwrites aCARDleg equal to exactly that figure.lib/referrals/service.ts:536then writes a positiveREFERRAL_CREDITleg for the credit it just applied, so the legs on a credit-funded booking added up toamountplus the credit.Every reader of the invariant took it as a plain sum over all non-reversal legs: the checker, the checkout sweep, the nightly reconciler, and the
payment_legs_sum_to_amountconstraint trigger. That trigger isDEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERREDand is live on the database, so it raisedcheck_violationat COMMIT and rolled back the entire checkout transaction for any booking that spent referral credit.Either the field meant the pre-credit price — in which case the gateway was being asked for the wrong number — or the credit leg did not belong in the sum. The owner decision keeps the field's meaning and narrows the identity. The credit leg is untouched and still posts as the
PLATFORM_PROMOdebit; theDISCOUNTplug inearnings-service.tsalready based itself onΣ(funding-leg debits)includingPLATFORM_PROMO, so the journal side needed no change at all.05-booking-to-earnings.md§7 already documented the credit as excluded fromPayment.amount, so that war story needed no correction — it was the code and the other docs that had drifted away from it.Verification
npx prisma generatenpx tsc --noEmit(cold,.tsbuildinfocleared)npx jest __tests__/enterprise/payment-leg-invariant.test.ts __tests__/enterprise/overage-settlement-legsum.test.ts __tests__/paymentsnpx jest __tests__/enterprise(wider sweep)grep -rn "sum(legs" lib docs prismanpx eslinton the changed TS files reports one error and one warning —__tests__/enterprise/payment-leg-invariant.test.tsjest/no-conditional-expectandlib/payments/operations/checkout.ts:3258eqeqeq. Both reproduce unchanged on a cleandevcheckout (at the pre-diff line numbers 145 and 3258) and sit outside every hunk here, so they are pre-existing and were left alone rather than widening this diff. Likewiseprettier --checkflags six of the changed files, all six of which are already dirty ondev; diffing the canonical prettier output ofdevagainst this branch yields exactly the intended change and nothing else, so no reformat was applied.prisma db pushdoes not manage triggers. The live database still carries the old predicate untilnpm run db:leg-triggersis run, and credit-funded checkouts keep dying at COMMIT until then. The script is idempotent (DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION). Not run from here.Also fixes — two more ways the same trigger rejected legitimate money writes
Both were found while validating the change above against a throwaway local Postgres 16 cluster, and both live in
prisma/sql/payment-legs-triggers.sql. Neither is caused by this PR; both are reachable the moment someone runs thenpm run db:leg-triggersthis PR asks for.The LICENSE zero-leg carve was missing from the trigger.
checkPaymentLegsSumToAmountexempts a payment whose only non-reversal legs are zero-valueLICENSElegs — a licensed seat is absorbed at contract time, so the leg is deliberately ₹0 whilePayment.amountstays at the full list price and the comparison is structurally false for every one of them. The trigger never learned that carve despite a header claiming it mirrors the checker exactly, so it summed to 0, compared against a full-priceamount, and raisedcheck_violationat COMMIT on precisely the checkout the checker waves through.assert_payment_legs_oknow counts the non-reversal legs and how many are something other than a zero-valueLICENSEleg, and skips the sum comparison when the second is zero and the first is not. Both counts spanREFERRAL_CREDITon purpose, so a credit beside a licence leg keeps the payment in the comparison exactly as the checker does. The reversal-pair loop still runs. No object renamed,-- SPLITcadence unchanged, no new tests.The trigger was not running at all.
assert_payment_legs_on_leg_writereferencedNEW.paymentId/OLD.paymentIdunquoted. PL/pgSQL case-folds a bare identifier, so it looked forpaymentidon a camelCase Prisma table and raisedrecord "new" has no field "paymentid"on everyPaymentLeginsert, update and delete — the funding sum was never reached. It has guarded nothing since #1232, and the #1233 re-parenting branch inherited the same mistake; a singleCARDleg exactly matchingPayment.amountfails to commit on the basedevrevision. That makes it a deployment hazard for this PR specifically: re-runningdb:leg-triggersas instructed would have turned a silent no-op into a hard failure on every checkout that writes a leg. Quoting the four references restores the intent; Postgres short-circuits theAND, soOLDis never evaluated on an INSERT.It also reframes #1347 slightly. If the file on disk had ever been applied, all leg-writing checkouts would have been failing, not only credit-funded ones — so whatever is live on the database is an older revision, and the deploy below is what makes the identity fix real.
Verification for these two
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prisma/sql/payment-legs-triggers.sqlto a disposable local Postgres 16 cluster (never the shared Supabase project) and exercised 15 leg shapes: the licence-only carve at zero and full price, a licence leg beside real drift, a non-zero licence leg, the referral-credit exclusion and its drift case, a credit beside a licence leg, wallet drift, all three reversal-pair outcomes, aPayment.amountupdate, a leg delete that under-funds its payment, and a cascade delete of the parent. All 15 behave as intended. The same 14 shapes run throughcheckPaymentLegsSumToAmountagree with the trigger on every case, so checker and trigger now genuinely mirror.npx tsc --noEmitexits 0 and__tests__/enterprise,__tests__/paymentsand__tests__/dbpass at 145 suites / 1255 tests.Closes #1347
Closes #1357
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