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Summary

  • UoM.Convert converts an amount between two units in the same category (amount * from.Factor / to.Factor, then target rounding).
  • Partner.FindOrCreate keys on Code within the session company. Partner.NameCreate keeps the platform (name, values?) signature and allocates a unique Code. PartnerIdentifier.Lookup matches normalized type/value in the session company.
  • User.Language (POSIX string) becomes LanguageId (M2O to base.Language). FE resolves Code for the UI locale. Upgrade hook best-effort copies leftover auth_user.language into language_id.

Hardcut PR

  • PR-W5
  • Predicates: P2, P4, P7 (new verbs are single envelopes or the existing NameCreate signature; company comes from the session)

Test plan

  • ./choysum test unit base --be
  • ./choysum test unit partner --be
  • ./choysum test unit partner_commercial --be
  • ./choysum test unit auth --be
  • ./choysum test typecheck base|partner|partner_commercial|auth
  • CI green on this PR

Summary by Sourcery

Add unit conversion and company-scoped partner lookup capabilities, and migrate user language preferences to base.Language references.

New Features:

  • Add unit-of-measure conversion within a category, including target-unit rounding.
  • Add company-scoped partner find-or-create and name-based creation APIs.
  • Add normalized, company-scoped partner identifier lookup.

Enhancements:

  • Replace the user’s language code field with a reference to an active base language record while preserving frontend locale behavior.
  • Backfill existing user language codes into language references during upgrades with best-effort database compatibility.
  • Update authentication, preferences, user views, fixtures, and permissions to use LanguageId.

Tests:

  • Add backend and frontend coverage for unit conversion, partner creation and lookup, language migration, locale resolution, and upgrade-hook behavior.

PR Type

Enhancement


Description

  • Convert units in same category

    • Add UoM.Convert scaling amounts by category factors and rounding
  • Add company-scoped partner lookup methods

    • Implement Partner.FindOrCreate and Partner.NameCreate disambiguating codes within session company
    • Implement PartnerIdentifier.Lookup matching normalized identifier type and value
  • Migrate user language preference to LanguageId

    • Replace string User.Language with LanguageId referencing base.Language
    • Update frontend auth store, login, preferences, and view bindings
    • Add post-upgrade hook to backfill existing language codes
  • Update module tests and fixtures

    • Add backend unit tests for UoM conversion, partner creation, and identifier lookup
    • Update auth tests, fixtures, and bootstrap rules for LanguageId
    • Note: No Go core changes outside modules/; all new files include SPDX headers

File Walkthrough

Relevant files
Enhancement
13 files
_uom_convert.ts
Implement unit-of-measure conversion helper with rounding
+81/-0   
uom.ts
Expose static Convert method on UoM model                               
+16/-0   
partner.ts
Add FindOrCreate and NameCreate methods to Partner             
+83/-0   
partner_identifier.ts
Add company-scoped identifier Lookup method                           
+43/-0   
user.ts
Replace User.Language field with ManyToOneRef LanguageId 
+31/-17 
post_upgrade.ts
Add upgrade hook to backfill User LanguageId                         
+40/-0   
index.ts
Register auth post-upgrade hook import                                     
+2/-0     
actions.ts
Resolve and persist User LanguageId in auth actions           
+23/-6   
OPreferencesDialog.vue
Update preferences dialog to resolve and save LanguageId 
+30/-6   
Login.vue
Resolve preferred UI locale via LanguageId on login           
+10/-4   
UserFormView.vue
Render LanguageId as ManyToOneRef in user form                     
+1/-1     
_session_envelopes.ts
Update user registration key to use LanguageId                     
+1/-1     
bootstrap.json
Update field rule bootstrap from Language to LanguageId   
+1/-1     
Tests
7 files
uom_convert.test.ts
Add unit tests for UoM conversion logic                                   
+72/-0   
find_or_create.test.ts
Add tests for Partner FindOrCreate and NameCreate               
+61/-0   
partner_identifier_lookup.test.ts
Add tests for PartnerIdentifier normalized lookup               
+66/-0   
_lifecycle_auth.test.ts
Update login user stub with LanguageId property                   
+1/-1     
bootstrap_gift_pack.test.ts
Assert field permission rules for User LanguageId               
+1/-1     
register_company_scope.test.ts
Update registration scope test assertions for LanguageId 
+3/-3     
user_timezone.test.ts
Update timezone tests to use LanguageId reference               
+8/-4     
Additional files
5 files
smoke.json +3/-1     
preferences_defaults.ts +1/-1     
language_merge.mapping.test.ts +3/-2     
request_lang.ts +1/-1     
OHeader.vue +1/-1     

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added unit-of-measure conversion with category validation, scaling, and rounding.
    • Added normalized lookup for active partner identifiers.
    • User language preferences now reference active language records across profiles, login, and preferences.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Preserved existing user language settings during upgrades through automatic migration.
    • Rejected invalid or inactive language selections consistently.
    • Improved partner creation handling for repeated requests and naming collisions.
    • Improved language preference loading when saved language records cannot be found.

…geId

Same-category UoM.Convert, session-company Partner.FindOrCreate/NameCreate, and PartnerIdentifier.Lookup. User.Language becomes a LanguageId relation, with a best-effort upgrade backfill from the old code column.

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This hardcut PR adds UoM conversion, company-scoped partner and identifier service operations, and migrates user language persistence from a POSIX string to an active base.Language reference, with frontend/session resolution, upgrade backfill, fixture updates, and focused tests.

Sequence diagram for UoM conversion

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant UoM
    participant UoMModel

    Caller->>UoM: Convert(params)
    UoM->>UoMModel: Browse(FromUoMId, fields)
    UoMModel-->>UoM: FromUoM
    UoM->>UoMModel: Browse(ToUoMId, fields)
    UoMModel-->>UoM: ToUoM
    UoM->>UoM: amount * from.Factor / to.Factor
    UoM->>UoM: roundToUoM(amount, to.Rounding)
    UoM-->>Caller: UoMConvertResult
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Sequence diagram for company-scoped partner find or create

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Partner
    participant PartnerStore

    Caller->>Partner: FindOrCreate(Code, Name?)
    Partner->>Partner: getActiveCompanyId()
    Partner->>PartnerStore: Search(CompanyId, Code)
    alt partner exists
        PartnerStore-->>Partner: PartnerId
        Partner-->>Caller: PartnerId, Created=false
    else partner missing
        Partner->>PartnerStore: Create(Name, Code, CompanyId)
        PartnerStore-->>Partner: PartnerId
        Partner-->>Caller: PartnerId, Created=true
    end
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Sequence diagram for partner identifier lookup

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant PartnerIdentifier
    participant IdentifierStore

    Caller->>PartnerIdentifier: Lookup(IdentifierType, Value)
    PartnerIdentifier->>PartnerIdentifier: getActiveCompanyId()
    PartnerIdentifier->>IdentifierStore: Search(CompanyId, normalized type/value)
    alt identifier found
        IdentifierStore-->>PartnerIdentifier: IdentifierId, PartnerId
        PartnerIdentifier-->>Caller: Found=true, PartnerId
    else identifier missing
        IdentifierStore-->>PartnerIdentifier: no rows
        PartnerIdentifier-->>Caller: Found=false
    end
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Sequence diagram for frontend language preference resolution

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AuthStore
    participant UserStore
    participant LanguageStore
    participant I18nStore

    User->>AuthStore: loadUser(true)
    AuthStore->>UserStore: Browse(userId, LanguageId)
    UserStore-->>AuthStore: User.LanguageId
    AuthStore->>LanguageStore: Browse(LanguageId, Code)
    LanguageStore-->>AuthStore: Language.Code
    AuthStore->>I18nStore: setUiKey(langToUiKey(Code))
    I18nStore-->>User: localized UI
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Sequence diagram for user language upgrade backfill

sequenceDiagram
    participant Upgrade
    participant Database
    participant LanguageTable
    participant UserTable

    Upgrade->>Database: backfillUserLanguageId()
    Database->>UserTable: UPDATE auth_user
    UserTable->>LanguageTable: match language to base_language.code
    LanguageTable-->>UserTable: matching language id
    UserTable-->>Database: language_id updated
    Database-->>Upgrade: completion
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Added unit-of-measure conversion as a model service operation with validation and target-unit rounding.
  • Converts using source and target factors with Decimal arithmetic.
  • Rejects missing, invalid, or cross-category units and invalid factors.
  • Rounds half-up to the target unit’s configured increment.
  • Adds coverage for scaling, rounding, and category validation.
modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts
modules/base/service/models/uom.ts
modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts
Replaced the user’s persisted language code with a validated reference to an active base.Language record across backend, frontend, fixtures, and upgrade handling.
  • Changes User.Language to LanguageId ManyToOneRef and validates the referenced active language.
  • Resolves LanguageId to a POSIX Code when generating session/JWT metadata and applying UI locale.
  • Updates registration, profile, login, preference, and user-form flows to read and write LanguageId.
  • Adds a best-effort post-upgrade backfill from the legacy auth_user.language column.
  • Updates tests and bootstrap/smoke fixtures for the new reference field.
modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts
modules/auth/service/index.ts
modules/auth/service/models/user/user.ts
modules/auth/service/models/user/_session_envelopes.ts
modules/auth/service/models/user/_lifecycle_auth.test.ts
modules/auth/service/tests/bootstrap_gift_pack.test.ts
modules/auth/service/tests/register_company_scope.test.ts
modules/auth/service/tests/user_timezone.test.ts
modules/auth/web/components/preferences/OPreferencesDialog.vue
modules/auth/web/components/preferences/preferences_defaults.ts
modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue
modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts
modules/auth/web/views/UserFormView.vue
modules/auth/data/bootstrap.json
modules/auth/e2e/fixtures/smoke.json
modules/base/web/views/language_merge.mapping.test.ts
modules/core/service/i18n/request_lang.ts
modules/web/web/components/layout/OHeader.vue
Introduced company-scoped partner lookup and creation APIs while preserving the platform NameCreate envelope/signature behavior.
  • FindOrCreate searches by normalized Code within the active session company and handles create races.
  • NameCreate derives and disambiguates a company-local Code from the display name.
  • Adds tests for idempotent lookup/create and unique generated codes.
modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts
modules/partner/service/tests/find_or_create.test.ts
Added normalized, company-scoped commercial identifier lookup.
  • Lookup requires the active session company and normalizes identifier type and value before searching.
  • Returns found status plus identifier and partner IDs, or a not-found response.
  • Adds positive and negative lookup coverage.
modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts
modules/partner_commercial/service/tests/partner_identifier_lookup.test.ts

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The pull request migrates user language storage to LanguageId, adds upgrade backfill and locale resolution, exposes unit conversion, and updates company-scoped partner operations with tests and translation catalogs.

Changes

User language reference migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Language reference model and validation
modules/auth/service/models/user/*, modules/auth/service/tests/*
User now stores an optional active base.Language reference. Validation and token metadata resolve the reference to a terminology code.
Upgrade and data contract wiring
modules/auth/service/hook/*, modules/auth/service/index.ts, modules/auth/data/bootstrap.json, modules/auth/e2e/fixtures/smoke.json
The post-upgrade hook backfills language_id for supported database dialects. Bootstrap data and smoke fixtures use LanguageId.
Registration, preferences, and locale integration
modules/auth/web/*, modules/core/service/i18n/request_lang.ts, modules/web/web/components/layout/OHeader.vue
Registration, profile editing, login, preference persistence, and locale loading resolve language codes through base.Language.
Related terminology catalogs
modules/auth/i18n/*
Auth catalogs update source references and language-related messages.

Unit conversion

Layer / File(s) Summary
Conversion API and implementation
modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts, modules/base/service/models/uom.ts
UoM.Convert validates units, categories, amounts, and factors, then applies factor conversion and target-unit half-up rounding.
Conversion integration coverage
modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts
Tests cover scaling, target rounding, missing units, malformed values, and cross-category rejection.
Base terminology catalogs
modules/base/i18n/*
Base catalogs update source references and add UoM conversion messages.

Company-scoped partner operations

Layer / File(s) Summary
Partner operation contracts and services
modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts, modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts
The services add company-scoped partner reuse, name-based creation, normalized identifier lookup, and inactive-identifier handling.
Partner integration coverage
modules/partner/service/tests/find_or_create.test.ts, modules/partner_commercial/service/tests/partner_identifier_lookup.test.ts
Tests cover company scoping, case normalization, unique generated codes, successful lookup, unmatched values, and inactive identifiers.
Related terminology catalogs
modules/document/i18n/*, modules/partner/i18n/*, modules/partner_commercial/i18n/*
Document and partner catalogs update source references and related messages.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

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🔒 Security concerns

No direct injection or secret exposure:
the upgrade hook builds SQL from constants (dialect is only compared, never interpolated) and no credentials are added.

One possible authorization gap: Partner.NameCreate accepts an explicit CompanyId from values and creates the partner in that company rather than the session company (Partner.FindOrCreate and the stated P7 predicate use the session). Whether this is exploitable depends on the company-scoped write rules for Partner, which are not visible in this diff — flagged as low/medium confidence above.

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Unsafe DB call

await db.execute(sql, '[]') passes the literal string '[]' as bind params. The params: string shape is a locally-declared inline type, so it cannot validate the real engine signature; most DB wrappers take an array (unknown[]). If the runtime expects an array, this call throws (or binds a single string parameter), and because the surrounding catch swallows every error the backfill silently becomes a no-op for all upgraded users — the only path that preserves an existing user's language preference after the Language → LanguageId hardcut. Confirm the actual db.execute signature and pass a real empty param array/object. Confidence: medium.

try {
  await db.execute(sql, '[]');
} catch {
  // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
}
Silent No-Op

The dialect gate only matches 'sqlite', 'postgres' and 'mysql'. If the engine reports any other spelling (e.g. 'postgresql', 'mariadb') sql stays empty and the hook returns without any log, and db.dialectName itself returning undefined also short-circuits the backfill. Combined with the empty catch, a mis-detection is indistinguishable from "nothing to migrate". Log or otherwise surface the skip so the migration can be verified. Confidence: low/medium.

} else if (dialect === 'postgres' || dialect === 'mysql') {
  sql = `UPDATE auth_user
    SET language_id = (
      SELECT id FROM base_language WHERE code = auth_user.language LIMIT 1
    )
    WHERE COALESCE(language_id, '') = ''
      AND COALESCE(language, '') <> ''`;
}
if (!sql) return;
Missing Test

This is the only migration path for existing auth_user.language values, yet no unit/e2e test seeds a legacy language column and asserts language_id is populated. Given that the code deliberately swallows failures, silent regressions here would go unnoticed. Add a test that exercises the hook against a DB containing a leftover language code. Confidence: high.

@HookPostUpgrade()
static async backfillUserLanguageId(): Promise<void> {
Company Scoping

NameCreate derives the owning company as normalizeRefId(partnerValues.CompanyId) || requireSessionCompanyId(), so a caller-supplied CompanyId overrides the session company, while FindOrCreate (and the stated P7 predicate "company comes from the session") always uses the session. If the framework's company field rules do not reject a cross-company create, this is a company-isolation bypass for the typeahead path. Either ignore values.CompanyId or verify the record rules reject it. Confidence: low/medium.

const companyId = String(normalizeRefId(partnerValues.CompanyId) || requireSessionCompanyId());

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Inline comments:
In `@modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts`:
- Line 20: Update both language backfill subqueries in the upgrade hook to
filter base_language records with is_active = true, while preserving the
existing code match and LIMIT 1 behavior for both PostgreSQL and MySQL queries.

In `@modules/auth/web/components/preferences/OPreferencesDialog.vue`:
- Line 125: Update openAndLoad to await syncLanguageFromUser before marking the
dialog ready or allowing interaction, ensuring the persisted language lookup
completes before languageCode can be used or saved.

In `@modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts`:
- Around line 58-60: Update the load function around UoMModel.Browse so Browse
errors propagate unchanged instead of being caught and converted to notFound;
check the returned row for null or undefined and call notFound only when no UoM
exists, then preserve the existing UoMRow return.

In `@modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts`:
- Around line 290-299: The Lookup query using Search must not silently select an
arbitrary partner when multiple matches share the same CompanyId,
IdentifierType, and Value. Remove the single-result behavior by returning all
matches or requesting enough rows to detect a second match, then report an
ambiguity error instead of returning a partner; preserve the existing
unique-match behavior.

In `@modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts`:
- Around line 420-430: Replace the bounded Search-first allocation around Search
and Create with conflict-driven creation: attempt Create for each candidate and
advance to the next suffix only when the database reports the partner
company/code unique constraint conflict. Do not treat a separate Search result
as proof the code remains available, and propagate all other Create errors
unchanged. If the retry limit is retained, return an explicit exhaustion error
after all candidates fail with the unique conflict.

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  • modules/auth/service/models/user/_lifecycle_auth.test.ts
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  • modules/base/service/models/uom.ts
  • modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts
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Restrict partner creation to session company

A caller-supplied CompanyId is trusted verbatim, so NameCreate can write a partner
into a company outside the session scope. Derive the company from the active context
and reject a mismatching value instead of silently honoring it.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [414-415]

     const partnerValues = (values || {}) as Partial<Insertable<Partner>>;
-    const companyId = String(normalizeRefId(partnerValues.CompanyId) || requireSessionCompanyId());
+    const sessionCompanyId = requireSessionCompanyId();
+    const requestedCompanyId = String(normalizeRefId(partnerValues.CompanyId) || '');
+    if (requestedCompanyId && requestedCompanyId !== sessionCompanyId) {
+      fail(_t('CompanyId must match the active company', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }));
+    }
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Trim legacy values before matching language

The emptiness check uses trim(language), but the lookup joins on the raw value, so
legacy codes stored with stray whitespace (e.g. ' zh_CN ') are never backfilled.
Match on trim(auth_user.language) here and in the postgres/mysql branch as well.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [18-24]

       sql = `UPDATE auth_user
         SET language_id = (
-          SELECT id FROM base_language WHERE code = auth_user.language LIMIT 1
+          SELECT id FROM base_language WHERE code = trim(auth_user.language) LIMIT 1
         )
         WHERE (language_id IS NULL OR language_id = '')
           AND language IS NOT NULL
           AND trim(language) <> ''`;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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Why: The WHERE ... trim(language) <> '' filter implies whitespace-tainted legacy codes are expected, yet the subquery joins code = auth_user.language on the raw value, so such rows are never matched. Applying trim() in the lookup is a legitimate correctness fix, though it only affects an edge case.

Low
Possible issue
Guard against empty created partner id

If Create does not return the selected Id, the response reports Created: true with
an empty PartnerId, which callers will happily persist as a dangling reference. Fail
with a domain error (or re-search by code) rather than returning an empty id.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [391-392]

       const created = await this.Create({ Name: name, Code: code, CompanyId: companyId } as Partial<Partner>, ['Id'] as any);
-      return { PartnerId: String((created as { Id?: unknown }).Id || ''), Created: true };
+      const createdId = String((created as { Id?: unknown }).Id || '').trim();
+      if (!createdId) fail(_t('Failed to create partner', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }));
+      return { PartnerId: createdId, Created: true };
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: Returning Created: true with an empty PartnerId would produce a dangling reference, so failing fast is a reasonable defensive check, but it is a precautionary hardening rather than a confirmed bug.

Low
Avoid masking lookup errors as not found

Catching every Browse failure and re-labeling it as NotFound turns DB or permission
errors into "unit not found", hiding real failures from callers. Let genuine errors
propagate and map only a missing row to NotFound.

modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts [55-60]

-    let row: UoM | null | undefined;
-    try {
-      row = await UoMModel.Browse(id, UOM_FIELDS);
-    } catch {
-      notFound(_t('%s not found', { scope: 'service/models/_uom_convert' }, label));
-    }
+    const row: UoM | null | undefined = await UoMModel.Browse(id, UOM_FIELDS);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Conflating DB/permission failures with NotFound is a fair concern, but the original explicit error mapping is a deliberate design choice and the fix is an opinionated refinement of error handling rather than a clear defect.

Low
Fail on identifier without partner

Reporting Found: true while omitting PartnerId breaks the implicit contract that a
hit yields a partner, so a malformed row leaves callers with undefined. Fail on the
inconsistent row rather than returning a half-populated result.

modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts [303-308]

-    const partnerId = normalizeRefId(row?.PartnerId) || '';
+    const partnerId = String(normalizeRefId(row?.PartnerId) || '').trim();
+    if (!partnerId) {
+      fail(_t('Partner identifier has no partner', { scope: 'service/models/partner_identifier' }));
+    }
     return {
       Found: true,
       PartnerIdentifierId: identifierId,
-      PartnerId: partnerId || undefined,
+      PartnerId: partnerId,
     };
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Returning Found: true without a PartnerId is a soft inconsistency, so failing loudly is defensible, but PartnerId || undefined may be intentional and the change is a debatable contract decision rather than a demonstrated bug.

Low
Surface failed language preference persistence

Silently returning when the code is missing or inactive drops the preference and
skips the JWT refresh, leaving the FE state diverged from the server. Surface the
failure so the caller can revert the language switch.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [520-521]

     const languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
-    if (!languageId) return;
+    if (!languageId) {
+      throw new Error(_t('Invalid or inactive language'));
+    }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Throwing instead of silently returning when the language row is missing would surface the failure, but the silent no-op may be deliberate to keep the language switch resilient, making this a minor behavioral preference.

Low
Maintainability
Log skipped language backfill failures

The empty catch hides every failure of this migration, so a real SQL/permission
error is indistinguishable from the expected "legacy column missing" case. Log the
error (via the runtime logger or console) so a broken backfill is diagnosable.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [34-38]

     try {
       await db.execute(sql, '[]');
-    } catch {
-      // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
+    } catch (err) {
+      // Old language column may already be absent; log so real failures are visible.
+      console.warn('[auth.User] language_id backfill skipped:', err);
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Adding console.warn in the empty catch improves diagnosability of a broken migration but is a minor maintainability/support improvement rather than a functional fix.

Low
Test gap
Add UoM conversion error-path tests

The new tests cover the happy path and category mismatch, but not the missing-unit
or invalid-amount branches of convertUoM, which are the most likely regressions. Add
cases asserting the NotFound and base-domain errors.

modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts [69-72]

   expect(error instanceof ChoysumError).toBe(true);
   expect((error as ChoysumError).domain).toBe('base');
   expect((error as ChoysumError).code).toBe('InvalidArgument');
 });
 
+test('base.UoM Convert reports NotFound for unknown units and rejects bad amounts', async () => {
+  const categoryId = await createCategory();
+  const gramId = await createUnit(categoryId, '1', true);
+
+  await expect(UoM.Convert({ Amount: '1', FromUoMId: 'missing-uom', ToUoMId: gramId })).rejects.toMatchObject({
+    domain: 'base',
+    code: 'NotFound',
+  });
+  await expect(UoM.Convert({ Amount: 'abc', FromUoMId: gramId, ToUoMId: gramId })).rejects.toMatchObject({
+    domain: 'base',
+  });
+});
+
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Extending coverage to the NotFound and invalid-amount branches is beneficial, but this is a test-gap suggestion that improves confidence without touching product behavior.

Low

Harden LanguageId backfill, NameCreate conflict retries, Lookup ambiguity,
and UoM Browse error propagation; sync zh_CN catalogs and add FE/BE coverage
for LanguageId preference paths.
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Missing test for ambiguous identifier matches

The new ambiguity branch (rows.length > 1 → "Ambiguous partner identifier match") is
untested, so a regression that silently picks the first row would pass CI. Add a
case that inserts two identifiers sharing type+value and asserts the lookup fails.

modules/partner_commercial/service/tests/partner_identifier_lookup.test.ts [64-65]

   const missing = await withCompany(companyId, () => PartnerIdentifier.Lookup({ IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: 'nope' }));
   expect(missing.Found).toBe(false);
 
+  const ambiguous = await withCompany(companyId, async () => {
+    const value = uid('DUP').replace(/[^A-Za-z0-9]/g, '').slice(0, 12) || 'DUP';
+    for (const name of [uid('AmbigA'), uid('AmbigB')]) {
+      const partner = await Partner.NameCreate(name, undefined, { returnFields: ['Id'] });
+      await PartnerIdentifier.Create(
+        {
+          PartnerId: String((partner as any).Id),
+          CompanyId: companyId,
+          IdentifierType: 'vat',
+          Value: value,
+          IsActive: true,
+        } as any,
+        ['Id'] as any
+      );
+    }
+    return PartnerIdentifier.Lookup({ IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: value });
+  }).catch(err => err);
+  expect(ambiguous instanceof Error).toBe(true);
+
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Low
Missing test for invalid conversion amount

The new Invalid Amount error path (parseDecimalInput with allowNumber: false) is
never exercised, although Amount is the primary user-supplied input of UoM.Convert.
Add a case asserting a malformed amount is rejected as InvalidArgument.

modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts [82-84]

   expect(error instanceof ChoysumError).toBe(true);
   expect((error as ChoysumError).domain).toBe('base');
   expect((error as ChoysumError).code).toBe('InvalidArgument');
 
+  let amountError: unknown;
+  try {
+    await UoM.Convert({ Amount: 'not-a-number', FromUoMId: gramId, ToUoMId: meterId });
+  } catch (err) {
+    amountError = err;
+  }
+  expect(amountError instanceof ChoysumError).toBe(true);
+  expect((amountError as ChoysumError).code).toBe('InvalidArgument');
+
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: The Invalid Amount path (parse before loading UoMs) is untested for the new UoM.Convert API, so adding a case is a valid improvement. The suggested code is consistent with the parse-first validation order, making it a reasonable test-gap suggestion.

Low
Possible bug
Conflict detection depends on localized message text

The application-constraint fallback matches the rendered English message, so it
silently stops working once that msgid is translated (the PR itself adds
translations for this module) or the wording changes, and a real Code conflict is
rethrown instead of being retried. Key the check off a locale-independent signal
instead (error/constraint id or structured summary), not the user-facing text.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [20-27]

 function isCodeConflict(err: unknown): boolean {
-  if (resolveValidationSummary(err as { metadata?: Record<string, unknown> }).sqlCode === 'sql_unique_violation') {
-    return true;
-  }
+  const summary = resolveValidationSummary(err as { metadata?: Record<string, unknown> }) as {
+    sqlCode?: string;
+  };
+  if (summary.sqlCode === 'sql_unique_violation') return true;
   // Application constraint runs before SQL and uses the same uniqueness rule.
-  const message = String((err as { message?: unknown })?.message || '');
-  return message.includes('Partner Code must be unique');
+  // Match a stable, locale-independent identifier, never the translated text.
+  const errCode = String((err as { code?: unknown })?.code || '');
+  return errCode === 'PartnerCodeUnique';
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The concern that matching the rendered English message in isCodeConflict is locale-fragile and could break the retry path once translated is legitimate. However, the proposed improved_code relies on a code === 'PartnerCodeUnique' identifier that is not established anywhere in the PR (errors use codes like VALIDATION_FAILED/NotFound), so the fix is ungrounded and could itself break the fallback.

Low
Lookup reports found without a partner id

Found: true is returned even when the stored PartnerId resolves to an empty string,
so callers that gate on Found will proceed with an unusable partner reference. Treat
a missing partner reference as not found (or fail explicitly) instead of returning a
half-populated hit.

modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts [306-311]

     const partnerId = normalizeRefId(row?.PartnerId) || '';
+    if (!partnerId) return { Found: false };
     return {
       Found: true,
       PartnerIdentifierId: identifierId,
-      PartnerId: partnerId || undefined,
+      PartnerId: partnerId,
     };
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Returning Found: true with an empty PartnerId is a slightly inconsistent contract, so treating it as not found is a reasonable behavior change. Impact is low because PartnerId is a required field on the model, making the empty case unlikely.

Low
Created partner may return an empty id

If the projection for some reason does not return Id, this returns { PartnerId: '',
Created: true }, which violates the documented response contract and lets callers
persist an empty partner reference. Fail (or fall back to a re-query) when the
created id is empty.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [401-402]

       const created = await this.Create({ Name: name, Code: code, CompanyId: companyId } as Partial<Partner>, ['Id'] as any);
-      return { PartnerId: String((created as { Id?: unknown }).Id || ''), Created: true };
+      const createdId = String((created as { Id?: unknown }).Id || '').trim();
+      if (!createdId) fail(_t('Partner was created without an Id', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }));
+      return { PartnerId: createdId, Created: true };
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: A defensive check against an empty Id is harmless, but since Create is explicitly called with the ['Id'] projection, the returned id should be present in practice. This is a marginal hardening rather than a real defect.

Low
Possible issue
Display overrides can be skipped on failure

setDisplayOverrides is independent of the UI-key change but runs after two awaits,
so a Browse or setUiKey rejection skips the display overrides entirely (the callers
swallow the error). Apply the overrides before awaiting so they are never lost.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/language_preference.ts [30-34]

+  opts.setDisplayOverrides(opts.displayOverrides ?? null);
   const preferredLang = await terminologyCodeFromLanguageId(opts.languageId, opts.browseLanguage);
   if (preferredLang) {
     await opts.setUiKey(opts.langToUiKey(preferredLang));
   }
-  opts.setDisplayOverrides(opts.displayOverrides ?? null);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The observation is accurate: terminologyCodeFromLanguageId/setUiKey await calls can reject and skip setDisplayOverrides, and callers swallow the error, so display overrides would be lost. Reordering is a small, valid robustness improvement but not a critical issue.

Low
Silent backfill failure hides migration problems

The bare catch swallows every failure, not just the "column already dropped" case,
so a transient DB error or a broken base_language subquery leaves language_id
permanently unbackfilled with no trace (the hook only runs once per upgrade). Log
the failure so operators can detect and re-run it.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [38-42]

     try {
       await db.execute(sql, '[]');
-    } catch {
+    } catch (err) {
       // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
+      console.warn('[auth] User language backfill skipped:', err);
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Adding a log in the swallowed catch improves observability of a one-shot upgrade hook, but it is only a diagnostic improvement and does not change correctness. The bare catch is intentional per the surrounding comment about the possibly absent column.

Low
Preference write may silently no-op

When the terminology code does not map to an active base.Language row this returns
silently, so the caller cannot tell that nothing was persisted while the UI already
switched locale. Return a boolean (or surface an error) so callers can keep the
previous preference and inform the user.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [538-540]

     const languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
-    if (!languageId) return;
+    if (!languageId) {
+      // Nothing persisted: let the caller keep the previous preference/UI key.
+      return false;
+    }
     await state.userStore.UpdateById(userId, { LanguageId: languageId } as any, ['Id', 'LanguageId'] as any);
+    return true;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Surfacing a failure to the caller could help, but the proposed improved_code returns booleans from a function declared Promise<void>, so it is inconsistent with the signature and would require broader caller changes. The existing behavior is a deliberate best-effort no-op.

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Possible bug
Avoid locale-dependent partner conflict detection

isCodeConflict classifies the application-level constraint by matching the English
text Partner Code must be unique, but that message is produced through _t and is
localized, so under zh_CN (or any non-English locale) the conflict is not recognized
and the raced row is never returned. Let the re-query alone decide, and rethrow only
when no row matches.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [403-412]

     } catch (err) {
-      if (!isCodeConflict(err)) throw err;
+      // The uniqueness error message is localized, so it cannot be matched reliably;
+      // let the re-query decide whether another writer won the race.
       const again = await this.Search(
         { And: [['CompanyId', '=', companyId], ['Code', '=', code]] },
         { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 }
       );
       const racedId = String(again?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
       if (racedId) return { PartnerId: racedId, Created: false };
       throw err;
     }
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Why: The concern is valid: isCodeConflict falls back to matching the localized _t message Partner Code must be unique, which fails under non-English locales when the application constraint fires before SQL. Relying on the re-query is locale-independent and fits FindOrCreate semantics, though it broadly swallows non-conflict errors when a matching row appears.

Low
Make name-create retries locale independent

This retry loop also depends on isCodeConflict, which matches a localized message,
so in non-English locales auto-allocation stops after the first code collision and
NameCreate throws instead of deriving Foo1, Foo2, ... Pre-check the candidate code
and only use the error classification as a race fallback.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [443-452]

+      if (!explicitCode) {
+        const taken = await (this as unknown as typeof Partner).Search(
+          { And: [['CompanyId', '=', companyId], ['Code', '=', code]] },
+          { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 }
+        );
+        if (String(taken?.[0]?.Id || '').trim()) {
+          lastErr = new Error(_t('Partner Code must be unique within the company', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }));
+          continue;
+        }
+      }
       try {
         return await (this as unknown as typeof Partner).Create(
           { ...partnerValues, Name: display, Code: code, CompanyId: companyId } as Partial<Insertable<Partner>>,
           (options?.returnFields as string[] | undefined) as any
         );
       } catch (err) {
         lastErr = err;
         if (explicitCode || !isCodeConflict(err)) throw err;
       }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The same locale-dependent isCodeConflict issue is real, but the proposed pre-check Search directly contradicts the PR's stated design ("retries on unique Code conflict rather than a pre-check Search loop") and only partially fixes it, since the catch still relies on the localized message for race conflicts.

Low
Keep generated partner codes within limit

The seed is truncated to 32 characters while the allocation loop budgets 40
(seed.slice(0, 40) and 40 - suffix.length), so a long display name plus a suffix
produces codes longer than the seed cap and may fail a length validation instead of
colliding. Use one shared maximum-length constant and reserve room for the suffix.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [46-49]

+const CODE_MAX_LENGTH = 32;
+
 function codeSeedFromName(name: string): string {
-  const seed = name.toUpperCase().replace(/[^A-Z0-9]/g, '').slice(0, 32);
+  const seed = name.toUpperCase().replace(/[^A-Z0-9]/g, '').slice(0, CODE_MAX_LENGTH);
   return seed || 'P';
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: The 32-vs-40 constant mismatch is a real inconsistency, but the impact is speculative (depends on the unknown Code column length), and the proposed improved_code only introduces CODE_MAX_LENGTH = 32 without actually reserving room for the suffix in the allocation loop, so it does not implement the stated fix.

Low
Reject inactive language rows reliably

Checking row.IsActive !== false misses backends that return the boolean as 0
(SQLite/MySQL integer columns), so an inactive base.Language can still be copied
into the session metadata. Treat the numeric/string falsy forms as inactive.

modules/auth/service/models/user/user.ts [544-546]

         const row = await Language.Browse(languageId, ['Code', 'IsActive']);
         const code = String(row?.Code || '').trim();
-        if (row && row.IsActive !== false && code) language = code;
+        const inactive = row?.IsActive === false || row?.IsActive === 0 || row?.IsActive === '0';
+        if (row && !inactive && code) language = code;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: This is a speculative type-check: the codebase consistently treats IsActive as a boolean (e.g., queries use ['IsActive', '=', true]), so assuming raw 0/'0' from SQLite/MySQL is unverified and likely unnecessary.

Low
Possible issue
Filter inactive identifiers in lookup

Lookup filters only by company, type and value, so a deactivated identifier still
resolves to a partner for callers that trust Found. Add the IsActive predicate so
only live identifiers are returned.

modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts [290-299]

     const rows = await this.Search(
       {
         And: [
           ['CompanyId', '=', companyId],
           ['IdentifierType', '=', identifierType],
           ['Value', '=', value],
+          ['IsActive', '=', true],
         ],
       },
       { fields: ['Id', 'PartnerId'], limit: 2 }
     );
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Adding IsActive = true is a reasonable safeguard so a deactivated row is not returned, but it is a debatable domain choice—Lookup's docstring does not state it should only match active identifiers, and it changes the ambiguity-check behavior.

Low
Do not swallow failed language writes

Returning silently when the code has no active base.Language row hides a failed
preference write: the UI keeps the new locale while LanguageId, currentUser, and the
JWT metadata stay stale (previously the server-side validation surfaced an error).
Propagate the miss instead of swallowing it, and note getLanguageStore() can also
reject on a registry lookup failure.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [533-539]

-    const languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
+    let languageStore;
+    try {
+      languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
+    } catch {
+      return;
+    }
     const rows = (await languageStore.Search(
       { And: [['Code', '=', terminologyLang], ['IsActive', '=', true]] } as any,
       { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 } as any
     )) as Array<{ Id?: string }>;
     const languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
-    if (!languageId) return;
+    if (!languageId) {
+      throw new Error(_t('Invalid or inactive language'));
+    }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The silent early return means a missing/inactive code leaves LanguageId and JWT metadata stale while the UI keeps the new locale, so propagating is defensible; however the proposed improved_code is inconsistent (it swallows getLanguageStore() failures but throws on lookup misses) and throwing a plain Error may not be handled by callers.

Low
Performance
Remove duplicate language preference apply

loadUser now resolves LanguageId and applies it to the i18n store itself, so this
block issues a redundant second base.Language Browse on every login and duplicates
the same fallback logic. Keep just the loadUser(true) call (the imports it leaves
unused can then go away).

modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue [135-150]

-    try {
-      await authStore.loadUser(true);
-      const i18nStore = useI18nStore();
-      const { createStoreByModel } = await import('@/web/web/stores/registry');
-      const languageStore = createStoreByModel('base.Language');
-      await applyUserLanguagePreference({
-        languageId: (authStore.currentUser as any)?.LanguageId,
-        displayOverrides: (authStore.currentUser as any)?.Preferences?.display ?? null,
-        browseLanguage: (id, fields) => (languageStore as any).Browse(id, fields),
-        setUiKey: key => i18nStore.setUiKey(key),
-        setDisplayOverrides: overrides => i18nStore.setDisplayOverrides(overrides as any),
-        langToUiKey,
-      });
-    } catch {
-      // Preference apply is best-effort; login already succeeded.
-    }
+    // User.LanguageId is applied inside authStore.loadUser(true).
+    await authStore.loadUser(true);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The observation is correct: loadUser(true) already resolves LanguageId and applies it via applyUserLanguagePreference, so this block performs a redundant second base.Language Browse. It is only a minor performance/cleanliness issue, not a functional bug.

Low

Drop redundant Login language apply (loadUser owns it), make partner
code-conflict retries locale-independent, filter inactive Lookup rows,
and cover LanguageId i18n apply paths end-to-end in FE unit tests.
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Possible bug
Drop inherited ref-id size limit

size: 20 was carried over from the old POSIX varchar, but a ManyToOneRef column
stores the full reference id — base.language_zh_cn is already 19 characters, so any
language with a longer code (e.g. base.language_zh_Hant_TW) would be truncated and
become an invalid ref. Drop size (or raise it well above the longest ref id) for the
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   @Field<LanguageModel>({
     type: 'ManyToOneRef',
     relation: { targetModel: 'base.Language' },
     condition: ['IsActive', '=', true],
-    size: 20,
     index: true,
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Avoid raw decimal parse errors

new Decimal(String(x)) throws a raw DecimalError for a null/undefined/garbage stored
factor, so the isFinite()/lte(0) guard below is never reached and an internal error
leaks to the RPC instead of the localized InvalidArgument. Parse defensively so a
bad factor produces the same ChoysumError as a zero/negative one.

modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts [68-69]

-  const fromFactor = from.Factor instanceof Decimal ? from.Factor : new Decimal(String(from.Factor));
-  const toFactor = to.Factor instanceof Decimal ? to.Factor : new Decimal(String(to.Factor));
+  const parseFactor = (value: unknown): Decimal => {
+    try {
+      return value instanceof Decimal ? value : new Decimal(String(value));
+    } catch {
+      invalid(_t('UoM factor must be greater than 0', { scope: 'service/models/_uom_convert' }));
+    }
+  };
+  const fromFactor = parseFactor(from.Factor);
+  const toFactor = parseFactor(to.Factor);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: new Decimal(String(x)) does throw a raw DecimalError for garbage factors, bypassing the localized guard; parsing defensively is a valid correctness improvement for corrupted data, though an edge case.

Low
Log silent backfill failures

The blanket catch also hides real failures (wrong table name, missing grants, a
stalled migration), so a failed backfill is indistinguishable from a successful
no-op and every user silently loses their terminology language. Narrow the swallow
to the "column already dropped" case or at least emit a warning so the failure is
observable.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [38-42]

     try {
       await db.execute(sql, '[]');
-    } catch {
+    } catch (err) {
       // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
+      console.warn('[auth] User.LanguageId backfill failed', err);
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The blanket catch does hide real failures, but the proposal only adds a console.warn, an observability/testability improvement rather than a correctness fix. Impact is limited.

Low
Guard language lookup failures

This path now performs a dynamic registry lookup plus a Search where it previously
only called UpdateById, so a registry/search failure throws out of
persistLanguagePreference and aborts the preference write with an unexpected error.
Wrap the lookup in try/catch and return early to keep the previous best-effort
behaviour for callers.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [543-549]

-    const languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
-    const rows = (await languageStore.Search(
-      { And: [['Code', '=', terminologyLang], ['IsActive', '=', true]] } as any,
-      { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 } as any
-    )) as Array<{ Id?: string }>;
-    const languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
+    let languageId = '';
+    try {
+      const languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
+      const rows = (await languageStore.Search(
+        { And: [['Code', '=', terminologyLang], ['IsActive', '=', true]] } as any,
+        { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 } as any
+      )) as Array<{ Id?: string }>;
+      languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
+    } catch {
+      return;
+    }
     if (!languageId) return;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The added registry lookup and Search can now throw where the previous code only called UpdateById; wrapping in try/catch keeps the prior best-effort behaviour. Reasonable but a defensive error-handling nicety.

Low
Preserve original create error

If the recovery Search itself fails (connection lost, permission error), that
secondary error replaces the original Create failure and the caller sees a
misleading cause. Guard the re-query so the original err is always the one rethrown
when recovery cannot be performed.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [398-407]

     } catch (err) {
       // Uniqueness errors are localized; re-query decides whether another writer won.
-      const again = await this.Search(
-        { And: [['CompanyId', '=', companyId], ['Code', '=', code]] },
-        { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 }
-      );
-      const racedId = String(again?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
+      let racedId = '';
+      try {
+        const again = await this.Search(
+          { And: [['CompanyId', '=', companyId], ['Code', '=', code]] },
+          { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 }
+        );
+        racedId = String(again?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
+      } catch {
+        throw err;
+      }
       if (racedId) return { PartnerId: racedId, Created: false };
       throw err;
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Guarding the recovery Search so the original Create error is rethrown is a sensible error-clarity improvement, but it only affects a rare failure-of-recovery path.

Low
Maintainability
Deduplicate language code resolution

This is a near-duplicate of terminologyCodeFromLanguageId in
stores/auth/language_preference.ts, only differing in failure semantics, so the two
id→Code resolutions can silently drift apart. Delegate to the store helper
(components importing stores is the correct direction) and keep the tolerant wrapper
here.

modules/auth/web/components/preferences/preferences_language.ts [8-19]

+import { terminologyCodeFromLanguageId } from '@/auth/web/stores/auth/language_preference';
+
 export async function resolveLanguageCodeFromId(
   languageId: unknown,
   browseLanguage: (id: string, fields: string[]) => Promise<{ Code?: string } | null | undefined>
 ): Promise<string> {
-  const id = String(languageId || '').trim();
-  if (!id) return '';
   try {
-    const row = await browseLanguage(id, ['Code']);
-    return String(row?.Code || '').trim();
+    return await terminologyCodeFromLanguageId(languageId, browseLanguage);
   } catch {
     return '';
   }
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Delegating to terminologyCodeFromLanguageId reduces duplication while preserving the tolerant wrapper, but this is a maintainability refactor with no functional impact.

Low
Enhancement
Cover mysql dialect branch

The hook has a third dialect branch (mysql) that shares the boolean is_active query,
and an unknown dialect silently skips the backfill entirely, but only sqlite and
postgres are covered. Add a mysql case (and a case asserting an unsupported dialect
executes no SQL) so a future refactor of the dialect branches is caught.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.test.ts [29]

+test('AuthUserLanguageHooks.backfillUserLanguageId: mysql uses the boolean active filter', async () => {
+  const calls: Array<{ sql: string; params: string }> = [];
+  const prev = (globalThis as any).$choysum;
+  (globalThis as any).$choysum = {
+    ...(prev || {}),
+    db: {
+      dialectName: 'mysql',
+      execute: async (sql: string, params: string) => {
+        calls.push({ sql, params });
+      },
+    },
+  };
+  try {
+    await AuthUserLanguageHooks.backfillUserLanguageId();
+  } finally {
+    (globalThis as any).$choysum = prev;
+  }
+  expect(calls.length).toBe(1);
+  expect(calls[0].sql).toContain('is_active = true');
+});
+
 test('AuthUserLanguageHooks.backfillUserLanguageId: postgres SQL filters active trimmed codes', async () => {
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Adding a mysql (and unsupported-dialect) test improves coverage of the new hook, a minor enhancement with no effect on production behaviour.

Low

Guard UoM factor parsing, backfill warnings, preference lookup failures,
and FindOrCreate recovery Search; cover default Language/i18n dynamic
imports so actions.ts patch coverage reaches 100%.
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Ref column keeps legacy varchar size

size: 20 made sense for the old 5-char POSIX code, but it now caps the stored
ManyToOneRef id; seeded ids already reach 19 chars (base.language_zh_cn), so any
longer id would be truncated or rejected. Drop the size (or raise it) for the ref
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     type: 'ManyToOneRef',
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makes new Decimal(...) throw a raw error that surfaces as an internal failure
instead of being ignored/validated. Guard the construction the same way parseFactor
does.

modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts [35-36]

-  const step = rounding instanceof Decimal ? rounding : new Decimal(String(rounding));
+  let step: Decimal;
+  try {
+    step = rounding instanceof Decimal ? rounding : new Decimal(String(rounding));
+  } catch {
+    return amount;
+  }
   if (!step.isFinite() || step.lte(0)) return amount;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: Factor is parsed defensively but Rounding is not, so a non-numeric rounding would throw a raw error instead of degrading gracefully. The proposed try/catch mirrors the existing parseFactor handling and is a sound consistency fix.

Low
Possible issue
Normalize dialect name before comparison

The dialect name is compared with exact equality, so a differently cased/whitespaced
value (e.g. SQLite, Postgres ) silently skips the backfill while the test suite only
covers the exact lowercase strings. Normalize the value before the comparisons.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [15]

-    const dialect = String(db.dialectName);
+    const dialect = String(db.dialectName).trim().toLowerCase();
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Defensive hardening: db.dialectName is compared verbatim, so a cased/padded value would silently skip the backfill. The change is harmless and improves robustness, but the tests only exercise the exact lowercase strings, so impact is modest.

Low
Treat missing active flag as inactive

Only an explicit false is rejected, so a null/undefined/missing IsActive projection
is treated as active and a deactivated language can still be baked into the session
metadata. Require the flag to be explicitly present and not false.

modules/auth/service/models/user/user.ts [544-546]

         const row = await Language.Browse(languageId, ['Code', 'IsActive']);
         const code = String(row?.Code || '').trim();
-        if (row && row.IsActive !== false && code) language = code;
+        if (row && code && row.IsActive !== false && row.IsActive != null) language = code;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: The guard row.IsActive !== false already rejects an explicit inactive row; the added != null check only tightens the edge case of a null/missing flag, which is unlikely given the projection. Minor correctness improvement.

Low
Lookup ignores identifier validity window

Lookup matches only IsActive and ignores ValidFrom/ValidTo, so an expired or
not-yet-valid identifier still resolves to a partner (e.g. a stale VAT id).
Constrain the validity window too (tolerating null bounds as open-ended), or
document explicitly that the window is intentionally not applied.

modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts [295-296]

           ['Value', '=', value],
           ['IsActive', '=', true],
+          // Only currently-valid identifiers; null ValidFrom/ValidTo bounds are open-ended.
+          ['ValidFrom', '<=', today],
+          ['ValidTo', '>=', today],
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 2

__

Why: This is a speculative design question (the method's contract is intentionally IsActive-only), and the improved_code uses an undefined today variable plus domain operators that are not clearly valid, so it does not faithfully represent a working change.

Low
Maintainability
Remove misleading generics from helper

The generic C/F parameters are erased by the this as unknown as typeof Partner cast
and the Promise return, so callers get no typing and the method can be invoked on a
non-Partner model while still creating partners. Commit the signature to Partner
types (or actually honour C).

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [420-425]

-  static async NameCreate<C extends ModelCtor, F extends FieldSelection<RowOf<C>> | undefined = undefined>(
-    this: C,
+  static async NameCreate(
     name: string,
-    values?: Partial<Insertable<RowOf<C>>>,
-    options?: { returnFields?: F }
-  ): Promise<any> {
+    values?: Partial<Insertable<Partner>>,
+    options?: { returnFields?: FieldSelection<Partner> }
+  ): Promise<unknown> {
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: The generic C/F parameters are indeed erased by the this as unknown as typeof Partner cast and Promise<any> return, so the cleanup is legitimate, but this is a typing/maintainability nit with no runtime impact.

Low
Deduplicate language id lookup logic

The "find active language id by Code" query is duplicated here and in
OPreferencesDialog.vue's save path, so the two can drift (different error
handling/limits). Extract a single helper next to terminologyCodeFromLanguageId and
call it from both places.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [543-551]

     let languageId = '';
     try {
       const languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
-      const rows = (await languageStore.Search(
-        { And: [['Code', '=', terminologyLang], ['IsActive', '=', true]] } as any,
-        { fields: ['Id'], limit: 1 } as any
-      )) as Array<{ Id?: string }>;
-      languageId = String(rows?.[0]?.Id || '').trim();
+      languageId = await languageIdFromCode(terminologyLang, (domain, opts) =>
+        languageStore.Search(domain, opts)
+      );
     } catch {
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 2

__

Why: Extracting a helper is a reasonable maintainability idea, but the improved_code references an undefined languageIdFromCode, so it is not an accurate representation of the proposed refactor and would not compile as shown.

Low

Non-numeric rounding no longer throws a raw decimal error, and LanguageId
backfill matches dialect names after trim and lowercase.
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Extract language reference ID using normalization helper

Use normalizeRefId(user?.LanguageId) instead of coercing directly with String(...).
If user has LanguageId populated or shaped as a relation reference object ({ Id:
string }), String(...) produces "[object Object]", causing Language.Browse to fail
and leaving the user's terminology language unset.

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     let language: string | undefined;
-    const languageId = String(user?.LanguageId || '').trim();
+    const languageId = normalizeRefId(user?.LanguageId);
     if (languageId) {
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Unwrap { Id?: unknown } relation objects before converting to a string ID. When
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 export async function terminologyCodeFromLanguageId(
   languageId: unknown,
   browseLanguage: (id: string, fields: string[]) => Promise<{ Code?: string } | null | undefined>
 ): Promise<string> {
-  const id = String(languageId || '').trim();
-  if (!id) return '';
+  const raw =
+    typeof languageId === 'object' && languageId !== null && 'Id' in languageId
+      ? (languageId as { Id?: unknown }).Id
+      : languageId;
+  const id = String(raw || '').trim();
+  if (!id || id === '[object Object]') return '';
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

__

Why: Handling object references in terminologyCodeFromLanguageId prevents String(languageId) from evaluating to "[object Object]" when ManyToOne relations are represented as objects.

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Avoid coercing language relation object before lookup

Pass currentUser.value?.LanguageId directly into resolveLanguageCodeFromId instead
of coercing it to a string. String coercion turns { Id: string } reference objects
into "[object Object]", which prevents the preferences dialog from resolving the
current user's saved language.

modules/auth/web/components/preferences/OPreferencesDialog.vue [126-130]

 async function syncLanguageFromUser() {
-  const languageId = String(currentUser.value?.LanguageId || '').trim();
+  const languageId = currentUser.value?.LanguageId;
   const code = await resolveLanguageCodeFromId(languageId, (id, fields) =>
     (languageStore as any).Browse(id, fields)
   );
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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Why: Passing currentUser.value?.LanguageId directly without pre-coercing to string allows resolveLanguageCodeFromId to inspect and unwrap relation reference objects if needed.

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Possible issue
Prevent collision exhaustion in partner code derivation

When non-Latin partner names (e.g. Chinese, Japanese, Arabic) contain no ASCII
characters, codeSeedFromName defaults to 'P'. If more than 32 partners share the
same seed, the fixed 32 sequential attempts will collide and throw an error,
preventing new partner creation. Fall back to a timestamp or random alphanumeric
suffix when sequential attempts collide.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [439-442]

       if (!explicitCode && attempt > 0) {
-        const suffix = String(attempt);
+        const suffix = attempt < 10 ? String(attempt) : Date.now().toString(36).toUpperCase().slice(-6);
         code = `${seed.slice(0, Math.max(1, CODE_MAX_LENGTH - suffix.length))}${suffix}`;
       }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: While 32 collision attempts could theoretically be exhausted for non-Latin names defaulting to "P", calling Date.now() within a synchronous retry loop may generate duplicate candidates across iterations in the same millisecond.

Low

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Comment thread modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue Outdated
extractUserMetadata and the FE language helper accept a ManyToOne Id
object, and Login no longer calls loadUser again after login().
Comment thread modules/auth/web/stores/auth/language_preference.ts Fixed
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Possible bug
Preserve display overrides when language store fails

If the base.Language registry import fails (or the store cannot be created),
getLanguageStore() throws and applyUserLanguagePreference is never reached, so the
user's Preferences.display overrides are no longer applied at all — a regression
versus the previous code that only needed the i18n store. Acquire the language store
defensively and fall back to a no-op browse so display overrides still land.

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/actions.ts [425-427]

         const i18nStore = useI18nStore();
-        const languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
+        let languageStore: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof getLanguageStore>> | null = null;
+        try {
+          languageStore = await getLanguageStore();
+        } catch {
+          // Language registry unavailable (or not installed); display overrides must still apply.
+        }
         await applyUserLanguagePreference({
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: Valid behavioral observation: previously setDisplayOverrides ran unconditionally, but now if getLanguageStore() throws, applyUserLanguagePreference (which applies overrides) is skipped. However, the failure of base.Language registry lookup is unlikely in production, so the impact is moderate.

Low
Bound partner code length before lookup

FindOrCreate never bounds Code to CODE_MAX_LENGTH (40), unlike NameCreate, so an
over-long code can exceed the varchar(40) column and either fail or be silently
truncated by the DB — after which the follow-up Search by the untruncated value
would never find the row. Validate the length explicitly before the first lookup
(and mirror the same bound for the explicit-code path in NameCreate).

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [384]

     const code = assertRequiredText(req?.Code, 'Code').toUpperCase();
+    if (code.length > CODE_MAX_LENGTH) {
+      fail(_t('Partner Code must be at most %s characters', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }, String(CODE_MAX_LENGTH)));
+    }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: A reasonable defensive check, but over-long codes would already surface a validation/create error, so this is more of a clearer-error improvement than a genuine bug fix; the improved_code also only applies the bound to FindOrCreate.

Low
Performance
Load both UoMs concurrently

The two UoM loads are independent but awaited sequentially, adding two serial
round-trips to every conversion (a hot path for order/invoice math). Load them
concurrently; the same NotFound errors are still raised for whichever id is missing.

modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts [65-66]

-  const from = await load(fromUoMId, 'FromUoMId');
-  const to = await load(toUoMId, 'ToUoMId');
+  const [from, to] = await Promise.all([load(fromUoMId, 'FromUoMId'), load(toUoMId, 'ToUoMId')]);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The suggestion is correct and low-risk, converting two serial Browse calls into one round-trip, but it is only a marginal performance optimization with no functional change.

Low
Test gap
Cover Decimal amount input in conversion tests

UoMConvertParams.Amount is declared as Decimal | string, but only string amounts are
covered; the implementation routes the value through parseDecimalInput(..., {
allowNumber: false }), so the advertised Decimal branch is untested and could be
rejected at runtime. Add a case that passes a Decimal instance and asserts the same
result.

modules/base/service/tests/uom_convert.test.ts [42-46]

   const result = await UoM.Convert({
     Amount: '2',
     FromUoMId: kilogramId,
     ToUoMId: gramId,
   });
+  expect(result.Amount.eq(new Decimal('2000'))).toBe(true);
 
+  // The public type also advertises Decimal amounts; lock that contract in.
+  const decimalAmount = await UoM.Convert({
+    Amount: new Decimal('2'),
+    FromUoMId: kilogramId,
+    ToUoMId: gramId,
+  } as any);
+  expect(decimalAmount.Amount.eq(new Decimal('2000'))).toBe(true);
+
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The declared Decimal | string type is only exercised with strings, so the added case is a legitimate test-gap closure; the claim that Decimal "could be rejected" is speculative rather than a confirmed defect.

Low
Cover ambiguous partner identifier lookup path

The new ambiguous-match error path in Lookup (rows.length > 1 → fail) has no
coverage, so a regression in the limit: 2 sentinel (e.g. an added limit filter or a
company/partner predicate change) would go unnoticed. Add a case where two partners
in the same company share the same identifier type+value and assert the lookup
rejects as ambiguous.

modules/partner_commercial/service/tests/partner_identifier_lookup.test.ts [64-65]

   const missing = await withCompany(companyId, () => PartnerIdentifier.Lookup({ IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: 'nope' }));
   expect(missing.Found).toBe(false);
 
+  const dupA = await withCompany(companyId, () => Partner.NameCreate(uid('DupA'), undefined, { returnFields: ['Id'] }));
+  const dupB = await withCompany(companyId, () => Partner.NameCreate(uid('DupB'), undefined, { returnFields: ['Id'] }));
+  await withCompany(companyId, async () => {
+    await PartnerIdentifier.Create(
+      { PartnerId: String((dupA as any).Id), CompanyId: companyId, IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: 'dup-1', IsActive: true } as any,
+      ['Id'] as any
+    );
+    await PartnerIdentifier.Create(
+      { PartnerId: String((dupB as any).Id), CompanyId: companyId, IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: 'dup-1', IsActive: true } as any,
+      ['Id'] as any
+    );
+  });
+  await expect(
+    withCompany(companyId, () => PartnerIdentifier.Lookup({ IdentifierType: 'vat', Value: 'dup-1' }))
+  ).rejects.toThrow(/Ambiguous/);
+
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: The rows.length > 1 → fail branch in Lookup is indeed untested, so this is a valid coverage addition; the two-partner setup is consistent with the per-partner uniqueness constraints, but the impact is test-only.

Low
Possible issue
Skip inactive languages when resolving code

The code is returned for any row, including a language that has been deactivated
after the user saved it; the server (extractUserMetadata,
validateLanguageConstraint) only honours active languages, so the FE would apply a
terminology locale the backend ignores. Fetch IsActive and return '' when the row is
explicitly inactive (update the language_preference.test.ts field expectation
accordingly).

modules/auth/web/stores/auth/language_preference.ts [15-16]

-  const row = await browseLanguage(id, ['Code']);
+  const row = await browseLanguage(id, ['Code', 'IsActive']);
+  if (row && (row as { IsActive?: boolean }).IsActive === false) return '';
   return String(row?.Code || '').trim();
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: A plausible FE/BE consistency concern since the server only honors active languages, but the practical impact is limited and the change also requires widening the browseLanguage field contract and updating tests.

Low
Do not mask real backfill failures

Catching every error conflates "legacy language column is gone" (expected) with real
backfill failures such as a locked/misconfigured database, so a genuine migration
problem would be logged as a harmless warning and never surface. Narrow the swallow
to missing-column style errors and rethrow everything else.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [38-43]

     try {
       await db.execute(sql, '[]');
     } catch (err) {
       // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
-      console.warn('[auth] User.LanguageId backfill failed', err);
+      // Rethrow anything else so real backfill failures (locked DB, bad SQL) are not masked.
+      const message = String((err as { message?: unknown })?.message ?? err);
+      if (!/no such column|unknown column|does not exist/i.test(message)) throw err;
+      console.warn('[auth] User.LanguageId backfill skipped: legacy language column absent', err);
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Error handling is intentionally best-effort here ("users can set LanguageId again"), so rethrowing risks breaking the post-upgrade flow, and the proposed does not exist regex would also match unrelated failures like a missing database.

Low

languageRefId no longer compares an object to null, inactive languages
are ignored, display overrides still apply when the language store is
missing, and UoM Convert loads both units together.
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Possible bug
Ref field keeps stale varchar size

size: 20 was carried over from the old varchar column, but LanguageId now stores a
referenced base.Language.Id; seeded ids such as base.language_zh_cn already sit at
19 chars, and xid-based ids can exceed 20, so the column may truncate or reject
valid references. Drop size (or align it with the id column length) so the ref
column matches the target primary key.

modules/auth/service/models/user/user.ts [194-199]

   @Field<LanguageModel>({
     type: 'ManyToOneRef',
     relation: { targetModel: 'base.Language' },
     condition: ['IsActive', '=', true],
-    size: 20,
     index: true,
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

__

Why: size: 20 was inherited from the old varchar column while LanguageId now holds a base.Language id; seeds like base.language_zh_Hant_TW can exceed 20 chars, so an over-tight column could truncate valid refs. It is a plausible schema-correctness concern, though whether size is enforced for ref columns is uncertain.

Low
Possible issue
Bound partner Code length explicitly

FindOrCreate uppercases the caller's Code but never bounds it to CODE_MAX_LENGTH,
unlike NameCreate. A too-long code therefore fails deep in persistence (or silently
truncates in some dialects) instead of returning a clear InvalidArgument. Add an
explicit length check against CODE_MAX_LENGTH.

modules/partner/service/models/partner.ts [383-384]

     const companyId = requireSessionCompanyId();
     const code = assertRequiredText(req?.Code, 'Code').toUpperCase();
+    if (code.length > CODE_MAX_LENGTH) {
+      fail(_t('Code must be at most %s characters', { scope: 'service/models/partner' }, CODE_MAX_LENGTH));
+    }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: FindOrCreate does not clamp Code to CODE_MAX_LENGTH like NameCreate does, but persistence would reject over-long codes anyway. This is a validation-consistency/error-message improvement rather than a functional fix.

Low
Reject inactive units during conversion

Conversion currently accepts any UoM, including deactivated ones, because UOM_FIELDS
never selects IsActive. Add 'IsActive' to UOM_FIELDS and reject inactive rows in
load so a retired unit cannot be used for new conversions.

modules/base/service/models/_uom_convert.ts [59-63]

   const load = async (id: string, label: string): Promise<UoMRow> => {
     const row = await UoMModel.Browse(id, UOM_FIELDS);
-    if (!row) notFound(_t('%s not found', { scope: 'service/models/_uom_convert' }, label));
+    if (!row || row.IsActive === false) notFound(_t('%s not found', { scope: 'service/models/_uom_convert' }, label));
     return row as UoMRow;
   };
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Adding IsActive to UOM_FIELDS and rejecting inactive rows is a reasonable behavioral guard, but it is a design choice for the new conversion API rather than a clear bug, and inactive checks may be intentionally left to callers.

Low
Fail loudly on orphan identifier row

When the matched identifier row has an empty PartnerId, the lookup reports Found:
false, which hides data corruption and makes callers think no identifier exists.
Fail loudly instead so the missing relation is surfaced rather than silently masked.

modules/partner_commercial/service/models/partner_identifier.ts [308-309]

     const partnerId = normalizeRefId(row?.PartnerId) || '';
-    if (!partnerId) return { Found: false };
+    if (!partnerId) {
+      fail(_t('Partner identifier %s has no partner', { scope: 'service/models/partner_identifier' }, identifierId));
+    }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: PartnerId is a required field on PartnerIdentifier, so this branch is essentially defensive dead code; switching to fail() is a minor robustness preference with little real impact.

Low
Test gap
Execute generated backfill SQL in tests

These tests only assert substrings of the generated SQL while stubbing db.execute,
so dialect syntax problems (e.g. MySQL's restrictions on the UPDATE ... SET x =
(SELECT ... LIMIT 1) form) will pass unnoticed. Add a test that executes the
generated statement against a real engine per dialect (sqlite in-memory at minimum),
and assert the no-op guards (trim(language) <> '') are preserved.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.test.ts [23-26]

   expect(calls.length).toBe(1);
   expect(calls[0].params).toBe('[]');
   expect(calls[0].sql).toContain('is_active = 1');
   expect(calls[0].sql).toContain('trim(auth_user.language)');
+  // Guards must keep rows with a blank legacy code untouched.
+  expect(calls[0].sql).toContain('trim(language) <>');
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Pointing out that the tests only stub db.execute and assert substrings is valid, and the added guard assertion is accurate, but the improved_code only adds one substring check rather than the real-engine execution the suggestion describes.

Low
Enhancement
Log backfill outcome for observability

The backfill silently sets language_id to NULL for migrated rows whose legacy code
no longer matches a single active language, with no record of how many preferences
were dropped. Capture and log the affected row count (or emit an explicit warning
when rows were touched) so silent preference loss is observable.

modules/auth/service/hook/post_upgrade.ts [38-43]

     try {
-      await db.execute(sql, '[]');
+      const affected = await db.execute(sql, '[]');
+      console.info('[auth] User.LanguageId backfill executed', affected);
     } catch (err) {
       // Old language column may already be absent; users can set LanguageId again.
       console.warn('[auth] User.LanguageId backfill failed', err);
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: Capturing/logging the result of db.execute is an observability enhancement, but the execute contract returns unknown and may not carry an affected-row count, so the added logging may not actually surface meaningful data.

Low

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buke merged commit e54406f into main Sep 21, 2026
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buke deleted the feat/service-api-pr-w5 branch September 21, 2026 12:16
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