feat: Max retry limit for bill payment #664
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- apps/quickbooks_online/migrations/0015_bill_is_retired.py (1 hunks)
- apps/quickbooks_online/models.py (1 hunks)
- apps/quickbooks_online/tasks.py (3 hunks)
- tests/sql_fixtures/reset_db_fixtures/reset_db.sql (6 hunks)
- tests/test_quickbooks_online/test_tasks.py (2 hunks)
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tests/sql_fixtures/reset_db_fixtures/reset_db.sql (3)
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1-1: LGTM!The changes to the
billstable schema are approved. The addition of theis_retiredcolumn with a NOT NULL constraint is a significant change that will enhance the functionality of thebillstable by allowing the retirement status of bills to be tracked.
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2-2: LGTM!The changes to the
COPYcommand for thebillstable are approved. The inclusion of theis_retiredcolumn is necessary to accommodate the changes to thebillstable schema.
3-3: LGTM!The changes to the
SELECT pg_catalog.setvalstatement are approved. The increment in the sequence value fordjango_migrations_id_seqcorrectly reflects the addition of a new migration related to the changes in thebillstable schema.apps/quickbooks_online/tasks.py (2)
634-655: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
671-673: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
apps/quickbooks_online/models.py (1)
197-197: LGTM!The new
is_retiredfield is properly defined in theBillmodel with a clear purpose and an appropriate default value.tests/test_quickbooks_online/test_tasks.py (1)
1289-1354: LGTM!The new test function
test_skipping_bill_paymentis well-structured and covers the important scenarios for skipping bill payments based on task log timestamps. It uses mocking to isolate the test from external dependencies and makes appropriate assertions to verify the expected behavior in each scenario.
| migrations.AddField( | ||
| model_name='bill', | ||
| name='is_retired', | ||
| field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'), |
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Inconsistency between the field name and the help_text.
The field name is_retired implies that the bill is retired, but the help_text implies that the field is used to track if the payment sync is retried.
Consider updating the field name or the help_text to ensure consistency. For example:
-field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'),
+field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is the bill retired'),or
-name='is_retired',
-field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'),
+name='is_payment_sync_retried',
+field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'),Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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.github/workflows/pr_checks.yml (1)
7-9: LGTM: Permissions are set appropriately, with a minor suggestion.The permissions are set correctly for a PR check workflow:
pull-requests: writeallows the action to comment on or modify the PR if needed.contents: readallows the action to read the repository contents, which is necessary for running checks.Consider using the principle of least privilege by specifying only the exact permissions needed. If the action doesn't need to modify PRs, you could change
pull-requests: writetopull-requests: read. However, this depends on the specific requirements of thefylein/fyle-pr-action@v1action.apps/quickbooks_online/migrations/0016_bill_is_retired.py (1)
13-17: Consider renaming the field and improving the help text.The new
is_retiredfield is added correctly, but there are a few points to consider:
The field name
is_retiredmight not be the most intuitive for representing a retry limit. Consider a name likepayment_sync_retriedormax_retries_reachedto better reflect its purpose.The help text "Is Payment sync retried" is grammatically incorrect and doesn't fully explain the purpose of the field. Consider updating it to something like "Indicates whether the maximum number of payment sync retries has been reached."
The current implementation uses a boolean field, which doesn't explicitly implement a max retry limit. Consider if this meets the requirements of the PR objective, or if an integer field to count the number of retries would be more appropriate.
Here's a suggested improvement:
migrations.AddField( model_name='bill', - name='is_retired', - field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'), + name='max_retries_reached', + field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Indicates whether the maximum number of payment sync retries has been reached'), ),Alternatively, if you want to track the number of retries:
migrations.AddField( model_name='bill', - name='is_retired', - field=models.BooleanField(default=False, help_text='Is Payment sync retried'), + name='payment_sync_retries', + field=models.PositiveIntegerField(default=0, help_text='Number of payment sync retry attempts'), ),.github/workflows/pr_size.yml (1)
9-21: LGTM with suggestions: Consider refining size thresholds.The use of
pascalgn/[email protected]with a pinned version is good for stability. The GITHUB_TOKEN usage is secure and follows best practices.However, consider refining the size thresholds for more effective categorization:
- The XS threshold (0) might label empty PRs. Consider setting it to 1 or higher.
- The jump from M (50) to L (250) is quite large. Consider adding an intermediate size.
- The XL threshold (800) might be too high. Consider lowering it for better granularity.
Here's a suggested refinement:
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apps/mappings/helpers.py (1)
18-24: LGTM! Consider minor improvements.The implementation of
prepend_code_to_nameis correct and follows good practices such as using type hints. Here are some suggestions for minor improvements:
- Enhance the docstring to include parameter descriptions and return value information.
- Consider using f-strings for string formatting as they are more readable and slightly more efficient.
Here's a suggested improvement:
def prepend_code_to_name(prepend_code_in_name: bool, value: str, code: str = None) -> str: """ Format the attribute name based on the prepend_code_in_name flag. Args: prepend_code_in_name (bool): Flag to determine if code should be prepended. value (str): The main value to be formatted. code (str, optional): The code to be prepended if conditions are met. Returns: str: Formatted string with code prepended if conditions are met, otherwise the original value. """ if prepend_code_in_name and code: return f"{code}: {value}" return valueapps/workspaces/apis/urls.py (1)
28-28: New URL pattern looks good, but consider consistency in namingThe new URL pattern for
ImportCodeFieldViewhas been added correctly. It follows the existing structure and includes the necessaryworkspace_idparameter. Good job on providing a name for the URL pattern, which is useful for reverse URL lookups.However, for consistency, you might want to consider using a hyphen instead of an underscore in the URL path to match the naming convention used in the
nameparameter. This is a minor suggestion and not a critical issue.Consider updating the URL path for consistency:
- path('<int:workspace_id>/import_settings/import_code_fields_config/', ImportCodeFieldView.as_view(), name='import-code-fields-config'), + path('<int:workspace_id>/import_settings/import-code-fields-config/', ImportCodeFieldView.as_view(), name='import-code-fields-config'),sql/scripts/027-fix-expense-group-settings.sql (3)
8-17: LGTM: Correct updates to reimbursable_expense_group_fields with a minor optimization suggestion.The updates correctly add 'expense_number' and 'claim_number' to the reimbursable_expense_group_fields array when needed. The use of case-insensitive LIKE comparisons ensures robustness.
Consider combining the two updates into a single statement for better performance:
UPDATE expense_group_settings SET reimbursable_expense_group_fields = CASE WHEN reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%expense_number%' THEN array_append(reimbursable_expense_group_fields, 'expense_number') ELSE reimbursable_expense_group_fields END, reimbursable_expense_group_fields = CASE WHEN reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%claim_number%' THEN array_append(reimbursable_expense_group_fields, 'claim_number') ELSE reimbursable_expense_group_fields END WHERE reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' OR reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%';This approach reduces the number of updates and potentially improves performance.
20-29: LGTM: Correct updates to corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields.These updates correctly modify the corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields array, mirroring the structure of the reimbursable_expense_group_fields updates.
The same optimization suggestion from the previous comment applies here. Consider combining these updates into a single statement for improved performance.
31-38: LGTM: Comprehensive verification queries with a suggestion for improvement.The verification queries are well-structured and cover all the update scenarios, ensuring that no rows were missed during the update process.
To make the verification process more robust and easier to interpret, consider the following improvements:
- Combine the queries into a single query that returns named results:
SELECT COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%expense_number%') AS reimbursable_missing_expense_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%claim_number%') AS reimbursable_missing_claim_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' AND corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%expense_number%') AS ccc_missing_expense_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%' AND corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%claim_number%') AS ccc_missing_claim_number FROM expense_group_settings;
- Add an assertion to ensure all counts are zero:
DO $$ DECLARE verification_result RECORD; BEGIN SELECT COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%expense_number%') AS reimbursable_missing_expense_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%' AND reimbursable_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%claim_number%') AS reimbursable_missing_claim_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%expense_id%' AND corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%expense_number%') AS ccc_missing_expense_number, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text ILIKE '%report_id%' AND corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields::text NOT ILIKE '%claim_number%') AS ccc_missing_claim_number INTO verification_result FROM expense_group_settings; ASSERT verification_result.reimbursable_missing_expense_number = 0 AND verification_result.reimbursable_missing_claim_number = 0 AND verification_result.ccc_missing_expense_number = 0 AND verification_result.ccc_missing_claim_number = 0, 'Verification failed: Some expense group settings were not updated correctly'; END $$;This approach provides a clear overview of the verification results and automatically raises an error if any counts are non-zero.
tests/conftest.py (1)
85-113: LGTM: Well-structured fixture with a minor improvement suggestion.The
add_expense_destination_attributes_1fixture is well-documented and correctly creates ExpenseAttribute and DestinationAttribute objects for 'Internet' and 'Meals'.Consider using
enumerate()to simplify the loop and improve readability:for count, value in enumerate(values, start=1): ExpenseAttribute.objects.create( # ... other fields ... source_id=f'1009{count}', # ... rest of the fields ... ) # ... DestinationAttribute creation ...This change eliminates the need for the manual counter and makes the code more Pythonic.
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apps/mappings/queues.py (1)
Retry limit implementation not found
The current changes do not include the implementation of a maximum retry limit for bill payments. While there is a log statement indicating when a retry limit is reached, the actual retry logic appears to be missing.
Please ensure that the retry mechanism is properly implemented to enforce the maximum retry limit as intended.
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1-124: Request for context on PR objective implementationThe changes made in this file, while improving code clarity and simplifying some logic, don't seem to directly address the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment. Could you please provide more context on how these changes contribute to that goal?
It would be helpful to understand:
- How do the changes to
prepend_code_to_nameandimport_itemssettings relate to bill payment retry limits?- Are there other files or components not shown in this review that implement the actual retry limit logic?
- Is there any additional documentation or comments that could be added to clarify the purpose of these changes in relation to the PR objective?
This additional context will help ensure that the changes align with the intended goal and that the implementation is complete.
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apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/triggers.py (1)
74-80: LGTM: Improved change detection and async task handling.The changes effectively implement the new functionality for detecting when
import_itemsis disabled and triggering an asynchronous task to handle it. The addition of theold_workspace_general_settingsparameter allows for proper comparison of settings changes.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding error handling for the
async_taskcall to ensure any issues with task queuing are logged or handled appropriately. For example:try: async_task('fyle_integrations_imports.tasks.disable_items', workspace_id=self.__workspace_id, is_import_enabled=False) except Exception as e: logger.error(f"Failed to queue disable_items task: {str(e)}") # Consider whether to re-raise the exception or handle it silentlyThis will help in debugging if there are any issues with the task queuing process.
tests/test_fyle/test_tasks.py (1)
43-46: Enhance test case for RetryException scenarioThe addition of a test case for the
RetryExceptionscenario is a good improvement to the test coverage. It aligns well with the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit.However, to make the test more robust, consider adding an assertion to verify the expected behavior when a
RetryExceptionis raised. For example, you could check the status of thetask_logafter the exception is caught, or verify that the appropriate retry logic is triggered.Here's a suggestion:
create_expense_groups(1, ['PERSONAL', 'CCC'], task_log) assert task_log.status == 'FAILED' # or whatever the expected status isThis will ensure that the system handles the
RetryExceptionas expected.apps/workspaces/models.py (2)
31-33: LGTM! Consider future extensibility.The
CODE_CHOICESconstant is correctly defined following Django's convention for model field choices. However, having only one choice ('ACCOUNT') seems limited.Consider if there might be additional choices in the future. If so, it may be helpful to add a comment indicating potential future additions or the reasoning behind having only one choice at present.
127-135: LGTM! Consider clarifying help text.The
import_code_fieldsis well-defined as anArrayFieldwith appropriate settings. It correctly references theCODE_CHOICESconstant and allows for multiple selections.Consider slightly expanding the help text to provide more context. For example:
help_text='List of code preferences for importing data'This could give users a clearer understanding of the field's purpose and usage.
tests/test_quickbooks_online/test_models.py (1)
309-355: LGTM! Consider using parameterized tests for improved readability and maintainability.The
test_get_bill_numberfunction effectively covers various scenarios for bill number generation, including both reimbursable and corporate credit card expenses, grouped by report and by expense. The test structure is clear and easy to follow.To further improve the test:
Consider using parameterized tests to reduce code duplication and make it easier to add new test cases in the future. This can be achieved using pytest's
@pytest.mark.parametrizedecorator.Add more specific assertions for the bill number format. Currently, you're only checking the prefix. It would be beneficial to assert the full expected format of the bill number.
Here's an example of how you could refactor the test using parameterized tests:
import pytest @pytest.mark.parametrize("fund_source, group_by, expected_prefix", [ ('PERSONAL', 'report', 'C/'), ('PERSONAL', 'expense', 'E/'), ('CCC', 'report', 'C/'), ('CCC', 'expense', 'E/'), ]) def test_get_bill_number(fund_source, group_by, expected_prefix): expense_group = ExpenseGroup.objects.get(id=3) expense_group_settings = ExpenseGroupSettings.objects.get(workspace_id=expense_group.workspace_id) expense_group.fund_source = fund_source expense_group.save() if group_by == 'expense': field_name = 'reimbursable_expense_group_fields' if fund_source == 'PERSONAL' else 'corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields' fields = getattr(expense_group_settings, field_name) if 'expense_id' not in fields: fields.append('expense_id') setattr(expense_group_settings, field_name, fields) else: field_name = 'reimbursable_expense_group_fields' if fund_source == 'PERSONAL' else 'corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields' fields = getattr(expense_group_settings, field_name) if 'expense_id' in fields: fields.remove('expense_id') setattr(expense_group_settings, field_name, fields) expense_group_settings.save() bill_number = get_bill_number(expense_group) assert bill_number.startswith(expected_prefix) assert len(bill_number) > len(expected_prefix), f"Bill number should have more characters after the prefix: {bill_number}"This refactored version reduces code duplication and makes it easier to add new test cases in the future. It also includes a more specific assertion for the bill number format.
tests/test_workspaces/test_apis/test_import_settings/test_views.py (1)
89-91: Enhance the docstring for better clarityProviding a more detailed docstring helps in understanding the purpose and functionality of the test.
Apply this diff to improve the docstring:
def test_import_code_field_view(db, mocker, api_client, test_connection): - """ - Test ImportCodeFieldView - """ + """Test the ImportCodeFieldView API endpoint. + Verifies that the import code fields configuration is correctly returned based on the presence of import logs. + """apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/serializers.py (1)
174-174: Raise specific ValidationError messagesConsider providing more detailed error messages to help users understand why their action is invalid. For example, specify which code fields cannot be changed and under what conditions.
Suggested change:
- raise serializers.ValidationError('Cannot change the code fields once they are imported') + error_message = 'Cannot change the code fields once they are imported: ' + if 'ACCOUNT' in diff_code_pref_list and 'CATEGORY' in import_logs: + error_message += 'ACCOUNT field cannot be changed when CATEGORY imports exist.' + elif not old_code_pref_list.issubset(new_code_pref_list): + missing_fields = old_code_pref_list - new_code_pref_list + error_message += f'The following fields cannot be removed: {", ".join(missing_fields)}.' + raise serializers.ValidationError(error_message)tests/test_fyle_integrations_imports/test_modules/test_categories.py (2)
553-555: Clarify Variable Naming forpayloadandbulk_payloadThe variables
payloadandbulk_payloadmight cause confusion due to their similar names. It is unclear which one is expected and what each represents.Consider renaming
payloadandbulk_payloadto more descriptive names:- payload = [{ + expected_payload = [{ 'name': 'old_category_code: old_category', 'code': 'destination_id', 'is_enabled': False, 'id': 'source_id_123' }] ... - assert bulk_payload == payload + assert actual_payload == expected_payloadThis enhances code readability and makes it easier to understand the test assertions.
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478-636: Enhance Test Coverage with Additional ScenariosThe current tests mainly cover standard cases. To improve test robustness, consider adding more scenarios, such as:
- Testing with empty inputs or missing fields.
- Testing with unexpected data types.
- Testing the behavior when exceptions are raised.
By expanding the test cases, you can ensure that the code behaves correctly under various conditions and edge cases, increasing reliability.
apps/quickbooks_online/models.py (1)
195-195: Ensure consistent use of workspace identifierFor consistency and clarity, use
expense_group.workspace_idinstead ofexpense_group.workspace.id.Apply this diff:
count = Bill.objects.filter( bill_number__icontains=bill_number, - expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace.id + expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace_id ).count()apps/quickbooks_online/utils.py (1)
189-190: Redundant Initialization ofis_category_import_to_fyle_enabledThe variable
is_category_import_to_fyle_enabledis initialized toFalseat line 189, but it is immediately reassigned based ongeneral_settings.import_categoriesat line 193 whengeneral_settingsexists. Since you're checking forgeneral_settingsbefore reassignment, the initial assignment may be unnecessary.Apply this diff to remove the redundant initialization:
- is_category_import_to_fyle_enabled = False if general_settings: category_sync_version = general_settings.category_sync_version is_category_import_to_fyle_enabled = general_settings.import_categories
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- apps/quickbooks_online/migrations/0015_add_bill_number.py (1 hunks)
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1-10: Overall, good implementation of PR checksThe introduction of this PR checks configuration file is a positive step towards maintaining consistency and quality in the development process. It enforces important standards for PR titles and ensures that PRs are linked to ClickUp tasks.
These checks will help in:
- Maintaining a consistent and informative PR history
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1-5: LGTM: Workflow name and trigger are well-defined.The workflow name "Strong PR Checks" is clear and descriptive. The trigger events (opened, synchronize, and edited) cover the main scenarios when we want to run checks on a pull request, ensuring that the checks are performed at appropriate times during the PR lifecycle.
1-19: Overall, the PR checks workflow is well-structured and follows good practices.The workflow is set up to run on appropriate PR events, has correct permissions, and uses a specific version of the action for stability. The use of a configuration file allows for flexible customization of the checks.
To fully understand the impact and effectiveness of this workflow, we need more information about the contents of the
.github/pr_checks_config.ymlfile. This will help ensure that the checks align with the project's quality standards and the specific objectives of this PR (implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment).Please provide details about the configuration file and the specific checks it defines. This information will help us assess whether the workflow adequately addresses the PR's objectives and maintains code quality standards.
11-19: LGTM: Job definition is clear, with a request for additional information.The job "pr_checks" is well-defined:
- It runs on the latest Ubuntu version, which is good for security and feature support.
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fylein/fyle-pr-action@v1action, which is good for stability.- The GitHub token is correctly and securely passed using
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apps/quickbooks_online/migrations/0016_bill_is_retired.py (1)
6-10: LGTM: Migration class and dependencies are correctly defined.The migration class is properly structured and the dependency on the previous migration '0015_add_bill_number' is correctly specified.
apps/quickbooks_online/migrations/0015_add_bill_number.py (2)
1-18: LGTM! The migration looks good overall.The migration file is well-structured and correctly adds the 'bill_number' field to the 'bill' model. The field properties seem appropriate for a bill number.
16-16: Verify if 'bill_number' should be nullable.The current migration allows 'bill_number' to be null. Please confirm if this aligns with your business logic. If every bill should have a number, you might want to consider making this field non-nullable and providing a default value.
.github/workflows/pr_size.yml (2)
1-3: LGTM: Workflow name and trigger are well-defined.The workflow name "Pull Request Labeling" is clear and descriptive. The trigger on pull request events is appropriate for the intended purpose of labeling PRs based on their size.
5-8: LGTM: Job definition is appropriate.The job is well-defined with a clear name "Label the PR size". Using the latest Ubuntu runner is a good practice for most workflows, ensuring you have access to up-to-date tools and dependencies.
apps/workspaces/migrations/0046_workspacegeneralsettings_import_code_fields.py (1)
1-19: LGTM! The migration file is well-structured and implements the new field correctly.The migration file correctly adds the
import_code_fieldsto theworkspacegeneralsettingsmodel. The field is properly defined as an ArrayField with a CharField base, and includes appropriate constraints and default values.Consider future-proofing the choices for import_code_fields.
Currently, the choices constraint for the CharField only allows 'ACCOUNT'. While this might be sufficient for now, consider if more options might be needed in the future. If so, it may be beneficial to design the field to accommodate potential additions.
To check if 'ACCOUNT' is the only intended choice, you can run:
Consider optimizing the max_length of the CharField.
The current max_length of 255 for the CharField might be more than necessary if 'ACCOUNT' is the only possible value. Consider reducing this to a more appropriate length to optimize database storage.
If 'ACCOUNT' is confirmed to be the only possible value, you could apply this change:
-field=django.contrib.postgres.fields.ArrayField(base_field=models.CharField(choices=[('ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT')], max_length=255), blank=True, default=list, help_text='Code Preference List', size=None), +field=django.contrib.postgres.fields.ArrayField(base_field=models.CharField(choices=[('ACCOUNT', 'ACCOUNT')], max_length=7), blank=True, default=list, help_text='Code Preference List', size=None),apps/mappings/helpers.py (1)
18-24: Verify alignment with PR objectives.The changes in this file introduce a new utility function
prepend_code_to_name, which doesn't seem directly related to the stated PR objective of implementing a "Max retry limit for bill payment". Could you please clarify how this change contributes to the overall PR objective, or if the PR description needs to be updated?To help verify the relevance of this change to the PR objective, you can run the following script:
This will help identify if and where the new function is being used in the context of bill payments, and locate files that might be more relevant to the stated PR objective.
requirements.txt (1)
24-25: Approved: Package version updates, but clarification needed.The updates to
fyle-accounting-mappings(1.32.1 -> 1.34.4) andfyle-integrations-platform-connector(1.38.4 -> 1.39.1) are noted. These updates are likely beneficial for keeping the project up-to-date with the latest features and bug fixes.However, could you please clarify how these specific version updates relate to the PR's objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment? It would be helpful to understand the connection between these dependency changes and the new functionality being introduced.
To ensure these updates don't introduce any breaking changes, please run your test suite and verify that all tests pass with the new versions.
apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/views.py (3)
1-5: LGTM: Import statements are correctly updated.The new imports for
statusandImportLogare necessary for the newly addedImportCodeFieldViewclass. The changes are appropriate and don't introduce any unused imports.
8-14: LGTM: Existing class remains unchanged with improved readability.The
ImportSettingsViewclass is correctly left unchanged as it's not affected by the new feature. The added empty line after the class definition improves code readability by clearly separating it from the newImportCodeFieldViewclass.
15-18: LGTM: NewImportCodeFieldViewclass is well-structured.The new
ImportCodeFieldViewclass is correctly implemented as a subclass ofgenerics.GenericAPIViewand follows REST framework conventions. The inclusion of a docstring is good practice.apps/workspaces/apis/urls.py (1)
21-21: LGTM: Import statement correctly updatedThe import statement has been properly updated to include
ImportCodeFieldViewalong with the existingImportSettingsView. This change is consistent with the new URL pattern being added.sql/scripts/027-fix-expense-group-settings.sql (2)
1-6: LGTM: Clear purpose and proper transaction control.The script header provides a clear explanation of its purpose, and the use of transaction control (rollback and begin) is a good practice for safe execution of database changes.
1-38: Overall, well-structured and effective script with minor suggestions for improvement.The script successfully addresses its stated purpose of updating the expense_group_settings table. It includes proper transaction control, clear update statements, and verification queries. The suggested optimizations in previous comments would further improve its efficiency and robustness.
Consider the potential impact of these changes on existing data or processes:
- Will these updates affect any existing queries or applications that rely on the current structure of the expense_group_settings table?
- Is there a need for a corresponding update in any application code that interacts with these fields?
- Should we include a backup of the original data before making these changes?
To help verify these concerns, you could run the following queries:
These queries will help identify any potential conflicts or dependencies that need to be addressed before applying the changes.
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Dependencies Verified Successfully
No dependencies on
reimbursable_expense_group_fieldsorcorporate_credit_card_expense_group_fieldswere found in database views or functions. The migration script can be safely applied without impacting existing database structures.🏁 Scripts executed
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tests/test_workspaces/test_apis/test_import_settings/fixtures.py (5)
3-3: LGTM. Please clarify the purpose of 'import_code_fields'.The addition of 'import_code_fields': [] to workspace_general_settings is consistent with other sections. However, it would be helpful to understand the purpose of this new field and how it will be used in the import process.
12-12: LGTM. Consistent with previous changes.The addition of 'import_code_fields': [] to workspace_general_settings in this section is consistent with the changes made in the import_settings section.
17-17: LGTM. Consistent with previous changes.The addition of 'import_code_fields': [] to workspace_general_settings in the response section maintains consistency with the changes made in other sections.
36-44: LGTM. Please clarify the specific use case for 'import_settings_with_account'.The addition of the 'import_settings_with_account' section with 'import_code_fields': ['ACCOUNT'] introduces a new scenario in the test fixtures. This section also includes more detailed mapping_settings compared to other sections.
Could you please provide more context on:
- The specific use case this new section addresses?
- Why 'ACCOUNT' is included in 'import_code_fields' for this scenario?
- The significance of the more detailed mapping_settings in this section?
This information will help ensure that the test fixtures accurately represent all required scenarios.
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1-44: Overall LGTM. Please provide context on the feature being implemented.The changes made to this test fixture file are consistent and well-structured. They include:
- Addition of 'import_code_fields': [] to multiple existing sections.
- Introduction of a new 'import_settings_with_account' section with 'import_code_fields': ['ACCOUNT'].
These changes suggest a new feature or enhancement related to import settings and code fields. To ensure a comprehensive review:
- Could you provide an overview of the feature being implemented?
- Are there any additional files or components that work in conjunction with these changes?
- Are there any specific test cases or scenarios that these fixture changes are designed to support?
This context will help in understanding the broader impact of these changes and ensure that the test fixtures adequately cover all necessary scenarios.
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tests/conftest.py (2)
15-15: LGTM: Import statement is appropriate.The import of
ExpenseAttributeandDestinationAttributefromfyle_accounting_mappings.modelsis necessary for the new fixtures and is correctly placed with other import statements.
116-138: LGTM: Well-structured fixture with a notable addition.The
add_expense_destination_attributes_3fixture is well-documented and correctly creates a single ExpenseAttribute and DestinationAttribute with specific values.It's worth noting the addition of the
codefield in the DestinationAttribute:code='123'This addition might be significant for testing purposes. Ensure that this aligns with the requirements of your test cases and the actual model structure.
apps/mappings/queues.py (2)
85-85: Simplify boolean expression and clarify purpose of new fieldThe new 'prepend_code_to_name' field can be simplified:
- 'prepend_code_to_name': True if 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fields else False + 'prepend_code_to_name': 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fieldsThis change removes the unnecessary
True if ... else Falseconstruct, making the code more concise.Additionally, could you please clarify how this new field relates to the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment? The connection is not immediately apparent from the code context.
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104-107: Approve simplification, but clarify implicationsThe simplification of the
import_itemssetting is good:- # if not workspace_general_settings.import_items: - # task_settings['import_items'] = False - + task_settings['import_items'] = workspace_general_settings.import_itemsThis change makes the code more straightforward. However, could you please clarify:
- How does this change relate to the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment?
- Are there any implications of removing the conditional logic? For example, are there scenarios where we might want
task_settings['import_items']to be False even ifworkspace_general_settings.import_itemsis True?tests/test_workspaces/fixtures.py (2)
75-75: Consider broader implications of the new 'import_code_fields'.While the addition of
'import_code_fields': []is straightforward, please ensure:
- The corresponding model or configuration in the main code has been updated to include this new field.
- Existing tests that rely on the
general_settingsfixture are updated if necessary.- Any relevant documentation is updated to reflect this new configuration option.
To help verify these points, you can run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for related changes in models, tests, and docs # Test: Look for related model changes rg --type python 'class .*Settings.*\(.*\):' -A 10 | rg 'import_code_fields' # Test: Check for test updates rg --type python 'def test_.*settings.*\(.*\):' -A 20 | rg 'import_code_fields' # Test: Search for documentation updates rg --type markdown 'import_code_fields'
75-75: LGTM: New field added for import code fields.The addition of
'import_code_fields': []to thegeneral_settingsdictionary is consistent with the structure of the surrounding data. This empty list likely represents a new feature or configuration option for import code fields.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's verify its usage:
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'import_code_fields': []has been correctly added to thegeneral_settingsdictionary and is consistent with the codebase. No issues found.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/triggers.py (2)
3-3: LGTM: New import for async task processing.The addition of
async_taskfromdjango_q.tasksis appropriate for introducing asynchronous task processing capabilities.
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1-138: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives and implement desired functionality.The modifications in this file successfully implement the detection of
import_itemsbeing disabled and trigger an asynchronous task to handle it. This aligns with the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment processes by providing a mechanism to disable item imports when necessary.The changes are well-structured and maintain existing functionality while adding the new feature. The use of asynchronous tasks is appropriate for potentially time-consuming operations like disabling items.
Overall, the implementation is sound and contributes to the goals of the pull request.
apps/quickbooks_online/actions.py (1)
123-124: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionReview the impact of new parameters and simplify the conditional.
The addition of two new boolean parameters to the
trigger_import_via_schedulefunction call may significantly alter the import behavior for accounts. Please ensure that:
- The impact of setting the first parameter to
Trueis well-understood and documented.- The conditional second parameter correctly reflects the intended behavior for importing account codes.
Additionally, the conditional parameter can be simplified:
- True, - True if 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fields else False, + True, + 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fields,This change improves readability without altering the logic.
To ensure this change doesn't affect other parts of the codebase, please run the following script:
These checks will help identify any other instances where similar simplifications might be applicable or if the
import_code_fieldsis used consistently across the codebase.✅ Verification successful
Verified the simplification of the conditional expression.
The refactoring of the conditional parameter in
apps/quickbooks_online/actions.pycorrectly enhances readability without altering the intended logic.Changes to confirm:
- Simplified conditional from:
True, True if 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fields else False,- To:
True, 'ACCOUNT' in workspace_general_settings.import_code_fields,🏁 Scripts executed
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tests/test_fyle/test_tasks.py (1)
24-24: LGTM: Import of RetryExceptionThe addition of
RetryExceptionto the import statement is consistent with the PR objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payment. This new exception will allow for better handling and testing of retry scenarios.apps/workspaces/tasks.py (4)
226-227: LGTM. Please clarify the purpose of this function.The implementation of
get_import_configuration_model_pathis correct and straightforward. However, could you please provide some context on how this function will be used? Understanding its purpose would help ensure it meets the intended requirements.
230-231: LGTM. Please clarify the purpose of this function.The implementation of
get_error_model_pathis correct and straightforward. However, could you please provide some context on how this function will be used? Understanding its purpose would help ensure it meets the intended requirements.
226-231: Please provide context for these new utility functions.The addition of
get_import_configuration_model_pathandget_error_model_pathfunctions seems to be part of a larger change. Could you please explain how these functions relate to the PR objective of implementing a "Max retry limit for bill payment"? This context would help in understanding the overall design and ensure that these changes align with the intended functionality.
226-231: Summary: Additional context needed for these changesThe changes in this file introduce two new utility functions that return model paths. While these functions are implemented correctly, their purpose and relation to the PR objective ("Max retry limit for bill payment") are not clear from the current context.
To ensure these changes align with the project's goals and maintain code clarity:
- Please explain the intended use of these new functions.
- Clarify how they contribute to implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payments.
- Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of these functions within the code.
This information will help in providing a more comprehensive review and ensuring that the changes meet the project's requirements.
tests/test_workspaces/test_apis/test_clone_settings/fixtures.py (3)
68-69: LGTM. Please clarify the purpose ofimport_code_fields.The addition of
"import_code_fields": []is consistent with other import settings in this section. However, could you please provide more context on the purpose of this new field? It would be helpful to understand how it relates to the PR's objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payments.
206-207: LGTM. Consistent with previous change.The addition of
"import_code_fields": []here maintains consistency with the earlier change in theclone_settings_responsedictionary. This ensures that both dictionaries have the same structure, which is good for maintaining data integrity across different parts of the test fixtures.
68-69: Request for clarification on PR scope and objectivesThe changes in this file introduce a new
import_code_fieldssetting, which appears to be unrelated to the PR's stated objective of implementing a maximum retry limit for bill payments. Could you please clarify:
- How does the addition of
import_code_fieldsrelate to the maximum retry limit for bill payments?- Are there other changes in different files that implement the retry limit?
- Is the PR description complete and up-to-date with all the changes being made?
This information will help ensure that the review is comprehensive and aligned with the PR's actual scope and objectives.
Also applies to: 206-207
apps/workspaces/models.py (1)
31-33: Summary: Good additions, remember to handle migrations.The changes introduce a new
CODE_CHOICESconstant andimport_code_fieldsto theWorkspaceGeneralSettingsmodel. These additions are well-structured and follow Django conventions.Please ensure that:
- Appropriate database migrations have been created for these model changes.
- Any related views or forms have been updated to handle the new
import_code_fields.- If there's any existing data, a data migration plan is in place if necessary.
You can verify the migration file with:
Also applies to: 127-135
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Verification Complete: Migrations handled and no additional updates required.
All necessary database migrations have been created, and there are no related views or forms that require updates for
import_code_fields. The migration file0046_workspacegeneralsettings_import_code_fields.pyensures that any existing data is appropriately managed.🏁 Scripts executed
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tests/test_quickbooks_online/fixtures.py (7)
17-17: LGTM: Addition of DocNumber field enhances traceabilityThe addition of the "DocNumber" field with a structured value "C/2022/01/R/8" is a good improvement. This likely enhances traceability and may help in matching bills with external systems or reports.
20-20: LGTM: Consistent addition of DocNumber fieldThe addition of the "DocNumber" field to the "bill_payload_with_tax_override" dictionary maintains consistency with the previous change. This ensures that all relevant payloads have the same structure.
60-60: LGTM: DocNumber field added to item-based payloadThe addition of the "DocNumber" field to the "bill_payload_item_based_payload" dictionary extends the consistency to item-based payloads. This ensures uniformity across different types of bill payloads.
77-77: LGTM: DocNumber field consistently added to all bill payload typesThe addition of the "DocNumber" field to the "bill_payload_item_based_payload_with_tax_override" dictionary maintains consistency across all bill payload types, including those with tax overrides. This comprehensive approach ensures uniformity in the test fixtures.
124-124: LGTM: DocNumber field added to combined item and account based payloadThe addition of the "DocNumber" field to the "bill_payload_item_and_account_based_payload" dictionary further extends the consistency to payloads that are both item and account based. This comprehensive approach ensures that all variations of bill payloads include the new field.
147-147: LGTM: DocNumber field consistently added to all bill payload variationsThe addition of the "DocNumber" field to the "bill_payload_item_and_account_based_payload_with_tax_override" dictionary completes the consistent implementation across all bill payload variations. This change ensures that all test fixtures for bill payloads, regardless of their type or tax override status, now include the DocNumber field.
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17-147: Summary: Consistent addition of DocNumber field enhances test fixturesThe changes made to this file consistently add a "DocNumber" field with the value "C/2022/01/R/8" to all bill payload variations in the test fixtures. This includes:
- Standard bill payloads
- Bill payloads with tax overrides
- Item-based bill payloads
- Account-based bill payloads
- Combined item and account based bill payloads
These changes enhance the test fixtures by:
- Improving traceability of test bills
- Ensuring consistency across different payload types
- Potentially aligning the test data more closely with real-world scenarios
The uniform application of these changes demonstrates a thorough and well-considered approach to updating the test fixtures.
tests/test_workspaces/test_apis/test_import_settings/test_views.py (4)
3-7: Imports are appropriate and necessaryThe added import statements are necessary for the functionality in the tests.
61-61: Ensure payload data isolationAs previously mentioned, make a deep copy of the payload before modifying it to prevent unintended side effects in other tests.
77-77: Ensure payload data isolationAgain, ensure that you're working with a copied payload to maintain test isolation.
88-115: Test functiontest_import_code_field_viewis well implementedThe test function effectively covers scenarios for both the presence and absence of import logs and asserts the expected outcomes correctly.
apps/workspaces/apis/import_settings/serializers.py (4)
48-48: Include 'import_code_fields' in serializer fieldsAdding
'import_code_fields'to thefieldslist ensures that this field is correctly serialized and deserialized inWorkspaceGeneralSettingsSerializer.
105-105: Set 'import_code_fields' in WorkspaceGeneralSettingsIncluding
'import_code_fields'in the defaults ofupdate_or_createensures that the new field is saved correctly in the database.
167-171: Validate logic for changing 'import_code_fields'The validation logic correctly prevents changes to
import_code_fieldsafter they've been imported, under specific conditions. Ensure that this logic aligns with business rules and that the error message is clear to the user.
95-96: Handle 'pre_save_general_settings' being NoneWhen retrieving
pre_save_general_settings, it's possible that no existingWorkspaceGeneralSettingsinstance exists, andfirst()may returnNone. Ensure thatpre_save_general_settingsis notNonebefore using it inpost_save_workspace_general_settings.To confirm that
pre_save_general_settingsis handled safely, run the following script:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that 'post_save_workspace_general_settings' can handle 'pre_save_general_settings' being None. # Find the method definition and check for None handling rg --type py -A10 -B2 'def post_save_workspace_general_settings\(self, workspace_general_settings_instance, pre_save_general_settings\):'tests/test_fyle_integrations_imports/test_modules/test_categories.py (2)
572-581: Ensure Accurate Mapping inexisting_fyle_attributes_mapIn the
test_get_existing_fyle_attributesfunction, verify that theexisting_fyle_attributes_mapcorrectly reflects the mapping between destination attributes and Fyle attribute IDs, especially whenprepend_code_to_nameis set toTrue.Run the following script to confirm the mappings are correct:
This will output the mappings and help verify that they are accurate in both cases.
495-502:⚠️ Potential issueAdd a Missing Comma After
active=TrueThere is a syntactical error in the
ExpenseAttribute.objects.createcall due to a missing comma after theactive=Trueparameter.Apply this diff to fix the syntax error:
ExpenseAttribute.objects.create( workspace_id=workspace_id, attribute_type='CATEGORY', display_name='Category', value='old_category', source_id='source_id', active=True + )This ensures that the parentheses are properly closed and the code executes without errors.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
apps/quickbooks_online/models.py (1)
259-259: Handle possibleNonevalue forbill_numberin bill creationIf
get_bill_number(expense_group)returnsNone(e.g., when there are no expenses in the group), assigningNoneto a field that expects a string may lead to issues.Ensure that
bill_numberis notNonebefore assigning it:bill_object, _ = Bill.objects.update_or_create( expense_group=expense_group, defaults={ 'accounts_payable_id': general_mappings.accounts_payable_id, 'vendor_id': vendor_id, 'department_id': department_id, 'transaction_date': get_transaction_date(expense_group), 'private_note': private_note, 'currency': expense.currency, 'exchange_rate': None, - 'bill_number': get_bill_number(expense_group), + 'bill_number': get_bill_number(expense_group) or '', # Assign a default value if None }, )Alternatively, ensure that
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Consider adding an index to the 'bill_number' field.
If 'bill_number' is frequently used in queries, especially for lookups, adding an index could improve query performance. You might want to modify the field definition as follows:
field=models.CharField(help_text='Bill Number', max_length=255, null=True, db_index=True),This suggestion is based on the assumption that 'bill_number' might be used for lookups. If this is not the case, you can disregard this suggestion.
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Suggestions for improvement in the get method.
- The response data construction can be simplified as suggested by the static analysis tool.
- The class docstring could be more descriptive, explaining the purpose and functionality of the view.
- Consider adding error handling for potential exceptions when querying the database.
Here's a suggested refactoring of the get method with improved docstring and error handling:
class ImportCodeFieldView(generics.GenericAPIView):
"""
API view to check if an account is present based on the existence of a category import log.
This view retrieves the ImportLog for the given workspace and returns a boolean
indicating whether an account should be used (True if no category import log exists).
"""
def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
workspace_id = kwargs['workspace_id']
try:
category_import_log = ImportLog.objects.filter(
workspace_id=workspace_id,
attribute_type='CATEGORY'
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response_data = {
'ACCOUNT': not category_import_log
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- Simplifies the response data construction using
not category_import_log. - Improves the class docstring to better describe its functionality.
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Handle potential NoneType error when accessing the first expense
In the get_bill_number function, you're accessing the first expense without checking if it exists. If expense_group.expenses is empty, expenses.first() will return None, leading to an AttributeError when you attempt to access its attributes.
Add a check to ensure the first expense exists before accessing its attributes:
def get_bill_number(expense_group: ExpenseGroup):
expense_group_settings = ExpenseGroupSettings.objects.get(workspace_id=expense_group.workspace_id)
group_fields = expense_group_settings.corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields
if expense_group.fund_source == 'PERSONAL':
group_fields = expense_group_settings.reimbursable_expense_group_fields
bill_number_field = 'claim_number'
if 'expense_id' in group_fields:
bill_number_field = 'expense_number'
- bill_number = expense_group.expenses.first().__getattribute__(bill_number_field)
+ first_expense = expense_group.expenses.first()
+ if not first_expense:
+ return None # Or handle this scenario appropriately
+ bill_number = getattr(first_expense, bill_number_field)
count = Bill.objects.filter(
bill_number__icontains=bill_number,
- expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace.id
+ expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace_id
).count()
if count > 0:
bill_number = '{} - {}'.format(bill_number, count)
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| group_fields = expense_group_settings.corporate_credit_card_expense_group_fields | |
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| bill_number_field = 'claim_number' | |
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| bill_number = expense_group.expenses.first().__getattribute__(bill_number_field) | |
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| if expense_group.fund_source == 'PERSONAL': | |
| group_fields = expense_group_settings.reimbursable_expense_group_fields | |
| bill_number_field = 'claim_number' | |
| if 'expense_id' in group_fields: | |
| bill_number_field = 'expense_number' | |
| first_expense = expense_group.expenses.first() | |
| if not first_expense: | |
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| bill_number = getattr(first_expense, bill_number_field) | |
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Improve bill number uniqueness logic
Using __icontains in the filter may lead to unintended matches when counting existing bills with similar numbers. This could cause incorrect counts and duplicate bill numbers. Additionally, appending the count to the bill number may not ensure uniqueness in concurrent scenarios.
Consider the following improvements:
- Use
bill_number__iexact=bill_numberto find exact matches. - Enforce uniqueness at the database level by adding
unique=Trueto thebill_numberfield. - Implement a more robust method for generating unique bill numbers, such as appending a timestamp or using a UUID.
Example diff:
count = Bill.objects.filter(
- bill_number__icontains=bill_number,
- expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace.id
+ bill_number__iexact=bill_number,
+ expense_group__workspace_id=expense_group.workspace_id
).count()
if count > 0:
- bill_number = '{} - {}'.format(bill_number, count)
+ bill_number = '{} - {}'.format(bill_number, datetime.now().strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S'))Ensure that the bill_number remains unique and consider adding a uniqueness constraint to the model field.
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Ensure Completeness of ATTRIBUTE_CALLBACK_PATH Mapping
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Apply this diff to safely handle AcctNum:
- code = ' '.join(account['AcctNum'].split()) if 'AcctNum' in account and account['AcctNum'] else None
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You're adding 'DocNumber': bill.bill_number to the bill_payload. If bill.bill_number is None, this may cause issues when the payload is sent to QuickBooks Online. Ensure that bill.bill_number always has a valid value before constructing the payload.
Consider adding a check or default value:
- 'DocNumber': bill.bill_number,
+ 'DocNumber': bill.bill_number if bill.bill_number else 'DEFAULT_DOC_NUMBER',Alternatively, validate bill.bill_number earlier in the process to prevent potential API errors.
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tests/test_quickbooks_online/test_tasks.py (2)
1292-1292: Add a docstring to describe the purpose of the test functionAdding a docstring will make it clear what scenario is being tested and what the expected behavior is. This improves the readability and maintainability of the test code.
Apply this diff to add a docstring:
def test_skipping_bill_payment(mocker, db): + """ + Test that the `create_bill_payment` function properly skips bill payment creation + based on the age of the task log's `created_at` and `updated_at` timestamps. + """ mocker.patch('apps.quickbooks_online.tasks.load_attachments', return_value=[])
1332-1333: Consider asserting the task status to ensure payment skippingWhile asserting that
task_log.updated_atremains unchanged verifies that the task was not updated, it would be clearer to also assert thattask_log.statusremains'FAILED'. This explicitly confirms that the bill payment was skipped.Apply this diff to add an additional assertion:
task_log = TaskLog.objects.get( workspace_id=workspace_id, type='CREATING_BILL_PAYMENT', task_id='PAYMENT_{}'.format(bill.expense_group.id) ) assert task_log.updated_at == updated_at + assert task_log.status == 'FAILED'
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relativedeltaanddjango_timezoneare correctly imported to handle date calculations and timezone-aware datetime objects.
686-688: Ensure Proper Handling When Skipping Bill PaymentsThe call to
validate_for_skipping_paymentwithin thecreate_bill_paymentfunction is appropriate. However, usingcontinueto skip iterations requires careful consideration:
- Potential Side Effects: Skipping the processing without additional actions might lead to bills not being updated or necessary logs not being recorded.
Please verify that all necessary cleanup or logging operations are still performed when a bill payment is skipped. Ensure that this change doesn't introduce unintended side effects in the bill payment workflow.
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Simplify and Correct the Logic in validate_for_skipping_payment Function
The validate_for_skipping_payment function is intended to determine whether a bill payment should be skipped based on the task_log timestamps. However, there are some issues to address:
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if-elifstructure with multiple date calculations can be simplified for better clarity.
Consider refactoring the function to improve logic accuracy and readability. Here's a suggested revision:
def validate_for_skipping_payment(bill: Bill, workspace_id: int):
task_log = TaskLog.objects.filter(
task_id='PAYMENT_{}'.format(bill.expense_group.id),
workspace_id=workspace_id,
type='CREATING_BILL_PAYMENT'
).first()
if task_log:
now = django_timezone.now()
created_diff = now - task_log.created_at
updated_diff = now - task_log.updated_at
if created_diff > relativedelta(months=2):
bill.is_retired = True
bill.save()
return True
elif relativedelta(months=1) < created_diff <= relativedelta(months=2):
# Skip if updated within the last month
if updated_diff <= relativedelta(months=1):
return True
elif created_diff <= relativedelta(months=1):
# Skip if updated within the last week
if updated_diff <= relativedelta(weeks=1):
return True
return FalseThis refactor calculates the time differences once and clarifies the conditions, reducing the chance of logical errors.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid hardcoding object IDs in tests
Using hardcoded IDs like id=14 in tests can make the tests brittle and dependent on the state of the database. Consider creating the necessary test data within the test function using factories or fixtures to ensure the test is self-contained and reliable.
| task_log = TaskLog.objects.get(workspace_id=workspace_id, type='CREATING_BILL_PAYMENT', task_id='PAYMENT_{}'.format(bill.expense_group.id)) | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use timezone.now() instead of datetime.now().replace(tzinfo=timezone.utc)
Using timezone.now() is preferred in Django to get the current time, as it respects the project's time zone settings and provides a time zone-aware datetime object.
Apply this diff to make the change:
-now = datetime.now().replace(tzinfo=timezone.utc)
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+now = timezone.now()Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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Potential Unjustified Lowering of Coverage Threshold
The coverage threshold in the pytest command has been reduced from 94% to 93%. However, no recent changes in test files or pending TODOs/FIXMEs were found to justify this modification. This reduction might inadvertently lower the code quality assurance standards.
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Consider the implications of lowering the coverage threshold.
The coverage threshold in the pytest command has been reduced from 94% to 93%. While this change allows for a slightly lower test coverage, it's important to consider the following:
- This modification might be a temporary measure to accommodate the new changes in the codebase.
- However, lowering the coverage threshold could potentially lead to decreased code quality in the long run.
To ensure this change aligns with the PR objectives and doesn't introduce unintended consequences:
- Verify if this change is necessary for the implementation of the max retry limit for bill payment.
- Check if there are plans to increase the coverage back to the previous level in future PRs.
Consider implementing a strategy to gradually increase test coverage over time, such as:
- Setting up a separate CI job that runs with the higher coverage threshold but doesn't fail the build.
- Creating issues to track areas of the codebase that need improved test coverage.
- Implementing a code review policy that requires new features to meet the higher coverage threshold.
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* Max retry limit for bill payment * resolved flake * test resolved * reset db fixed * fix flake8 * Fix PR workflow * Update pytest.yml --------- Co-authored-by: GitHub Actions <[email protected]>
* Max retry limit for bill payment * resolved flake * test resolved * reset db fixed * fix flake8 * Fix PR workflow * Update pytest.yml --------- Co-authored-by: GitHub Actions <[email protected]>
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