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Adds getAssetModelRollup, a GROUP BY over the asset index's current filtered result set, and wires it into advancedModeLoader behind ?view=models. The rollup reuses generateWhereClause verbatim rather than reimplementing filtering, so every advanced filter, custom field and search term applies to the model view with no new filter vocabulary. Scope is INDIVIDUAL assets: a model cannot attach to a QUANTITY_TRACKED asset, so including QT rows would only grow the no-model bucket. The assetModelId IS NULL group is returned as a synthetic row and always sorts last. Both loaders return modelRollup/totalRollupAssets so the index components read one uniform union rather than narrowing at every call site.
Replaces useIsAvailabilityView with useAssetIndexView, which resolves all three views in one place, and adds the third toggle button. isModelView is gated on advanced mode at the source rather than at call sites: ?view=models survives a switch back to SIMPLE, where the model view cannot render and its button is gone, so a call site that forgot the check would show an advanced-only view in simple mode. Switching view now clears `page`. This also changes the existing availability toggle, which preserved it — page numbers do not carry between views that list different entities. sidebar.tsx and kits._index.tsx called the removed hook directly, not only through the toggle component, so both are rewired.
The advanced asset query projects the custodian's name twice per custody entry — once at the entry's top level, which the sort key and display code read, and again under `custodian`. redactCustodianForViewer spread the entry and replaced only `custodian`, so a viewer without custody visibility still received the real name in the raw payload. This is the bypass the helper exists to prevent, reached through the sibling field: reading the network response was enough. Not previously exploitable — the raw-query shape is served only by the advanced index, which is ADMIN/OWNER-only, and those roles hold canSeeAllCustody. The simple index uses a Prisma shape with no mirror. The new model drill-down endpoint serves the raw shape to roles that can have custody visibility off, which is what makes closing this a precondition rather than a follow-up. Clears the mirror only when present, so kit rows — which route through the same path without it — do not gain the field.
Adds the model row, the list rendering, the per-model assets endpoint and the sheet that lists them. The sheet forwards the page's current search string verbatim and the endpoint appends a synthetic `assetModel is <id>` filter, so the rows it shows and the count on the row that opened it cannot drift apart. It loads on open: a page shows many models and a model can hold hundreds of assets. The endpoint applies the same role scoping the index loader does — availableToBookOnly for SELF_SERVICE and custodian redaction — because it is reachable by any holder of asset:read, not only by the view that calls it. Introduces AssetIndexSettingsProvider so a subtree can render advanced-index rows under different display settings. Both the sheet and the model list switch the frozen name column off: freezing anchors that cell to the bulk-select column, which neither surface has. The header states that counts cover individually-tracked assets only, so the model view's total not matching the list view's reads as scope, not data loss.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/components/assets/assets-index/asset-model-assets-sheet.tsx`:
- Line 151: Update the “View all in list” link around the asset-model list URL
to derive its query parameters from location.search, remove model-view paging
and sorting parameters, and then set assetModel to the current assetModelId.
Preserve all other active filters so the destination matches matchingAssets.
- Line 68: Update the effect guarding the asset sheet load to track the request
URL associated with the current fetcher data, and trigger a reload when
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/asset-model/rollup.server.ts`:
- Around line 178-185: Update the model rollup’s generateWhereClause call to
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/asset/data.server.ts`:
- Around line 527-528: Clamp cookie.perPage to the same 1–100 range used by
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updateCookieWithPerPage, and only then use perPage for pagination metadata and
the rollup call in the surrounding helper.
- Line 548: Update the pagination calculation around totalPages so it counts the
synthetic no-model row-group in addition to totalModels when that group is
present, including an extra page when real models exactly fill a page. Preserve
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- Around line 680-700: Propagate the SELF_SERVICE bookability constraint through
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Custody filters 500'd the rollup. Every custody predicate tests `jsonb_array_length(custody_agg.custody)`, an alias from a LATERAL join rather than a self-contained subquery, and the rollup built its own three-table FROM without it — a missing FROM-clause error, not a wrong result. Extracts `CUSTODY_AGG_JOIN` from `CHEAP_CUSTODY_JOINS` so both share one fragment, and injects it only when a custody filter is present. The no-model bucket could sit on an unreachable page. `totalModels` excludes it so the header's "N models" stays truthful, but pagination read the same number over a row set one larger, so a real-model count that was an exact multiple of the page size stranded the bucket. Adds `totalGroups` for paging and leaves the header on `totalModels`. The drill-down sheet kept stale assets. Its effect guarded on `fetcher.data` being truthy, which stays true for the component's lifetime, so a filter change never refetched and the sheet disagreed with the count that opened it. Keys the guard on the model and search string actually loaded, still fetching only on open. The drill-down endpoint omitted `timeZone`, falling back to UTC while the row's count used the viewer's zone — so a built-in date filter truncated a different calendar day on each side of the same invariant. The low-stock filter selects QUANTITY_TRACKED assets and the rollup is INDIVIDUAL-only, so the two can never both hold. Hides the toggle in the model view rather than forwarding a flag that could only ever empty the list. All five reported by Codex on #3052 and verified against the code before fixing.
The drill-down sheet's "View all in list" link was built from scratch, so it discarded every filter that produced the count the user had just clicked. It now derives from the page's search string with the view-scoped params stripped — the same rule the endpoint follows, and for the same reason. Those params move to a shared module rather than being duplicated: importing them from the route would pull server-only code into the client bundle. The endpoint threw its errors. A fetcher consuming a resource route outside its own route tree has no in-tree boundary to catch a thrown response, so a model deleted a moment earlier would escalate to the app shell. It returns them now, matching the sibling resource route, and the sheet renders the failure with a retry instead of an empty table that looks like a model with no assets. `perPage` reached the pagination metadata unclamped while the rollup capped its own LIMIT at 100, so `?per_page=1000` reported one page and stranded every row past the first hundred. Clamped once and reported. The rollup never applied the SELF_SERVICE bookability restriction the asset list applies, so a restricted role's model counts would have described assets it cannot reserve. Dormant while advanced mode is closed to that role, fixed now rather than left for whenever it opens. Also: module JSDoc on the route test, `// why:` on every mock, and JSDoc on `SheetContent`, whose `size` variant this branch added. Both branches of the loader's asset/rollup split now carry the same keys. At this file's type complexity, discriminating that union with `in` degrades to `unknown`, and the failure surfaces on unrelated consumers of the loader payload rather than at the narrowing itself.
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The test guarding against a missing `custody_agg` join asserted on the bare substring `custody_agg`, which the custody WHERE predicate emits as `jsonb_array_length(custody_agg.custody)` whether or not the join is there. So it passed in exactly the case it existed to catch. Verified by sabotaging `buildRollupFilterJoins` to always return `Prisma.empty` — the state that 500s in Postgres with "missing FROM-clause entry for table custody_agg". The old assertion still passed; the new one, which matches the alias declaration `) custody_agg ON TRUE` that only the join itself emits, fails. The sibling "omits the aggregation" test needs no change: with no custody filter neither the join nor the predicate emits the alias, so it already discriminates.
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`updateCookieWithPerPage` stores `per_page` from the URL with no upper bound, so a cookie can carry a page size larger than any query will return. `getAdvancedPaginatedAndFilterableAssets` computed OFFSET from that raw value while capping LIMIT at 100. With a stale cookie of 1000 and 250 matching assets, page 1 returns 100 rows and reports three pages, then page 2 runs OFFSET 1000 against 250 rows and comes back empty — the UI advertises pages that render nothing. Pre-existing, reachable from a plain `?per_page=` param, and surfaced by review of the model view rather than caused by it. OFFSET now steps by the same clamped size LIMIT uses. The model-view adapter clamped for its own use but left the raw value on the cookie object the loader serializes, so it re-persisted the out-of-range size into the next request. It now writes the clamped value back. The root fix is to clamp inside `updateCookieWithPerPage` itself, which would close this for all ~20 of its callers at once. Left alone deliberately: those callers span bookings, kits, QR, invites, notes and the mobile endpoints, and capping them all at 100 is a change that deserves its own review rather than riding along here.
A Dialog opened from inside a Sheet rendered correctly and then ignored every click, could not be interacted with, and closed the Sheet on Escape instead of itself. One cause behind all three: the Sheet is a modal Radix overlay, and this Dialog portals to <body>, outside the scope Radix re-enables. Radix sets `pointer-events: none` on <body> and restores it only within its own content, so the backdrop now sets `pointer-events: auto` for itself. And the Escape listener moves from `document` to `window`: the capture phase runs window before document, so it now fires ahead of Radix's own handler and the existing stopPropagation() keeps the key from reaching the Sheet. Nothing about the markup or the styling changes, so the 35 existing call sites are untouched. Verified in a browser both nested and standalone: close button, X, Escape and focus restoration all behave, and a standalone dialog renders exactly as before. Adds the first tests for this component. Two are worth naming: one asserts the rendered element is a real <dialog> inside `.dialog-backdrop`, because the stylesheet targets the bare element selector and positions it as a flex child of the backdrop — a structural change there would silently drop the mobile full-screen, desktop width and safe-area rules with nothing failing. The other asserts the listener target, which only misbehaves when nested and so cannot be caught by a rendering assertion.
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Adds a third view to the asset index that lists asset models rolled up over
whatever the current filters and search already match, with a per-model
drill-down into those assets.
Requires
pnpm install? No — no workspace package changes.What it does
?view=models(advanced mode) lists models instead of assets. Each row shows themodel, its default category, how many of the currently-filtered assets carry it,
an availability split, and total value. Clicking the count opens a sheet listing
those assets with your own configured advanced-index columns.
How it works with the advanced filters
The rollup is a
GROUP BY assetModelIdthat reusesgenerateWhereClause()verbatim and changes only the projection. Every advanced filter, custom field and
search term therefore applies with no new filter vocabulary and no second parser.
The counts are filtered counts, which is the point — filter to a location and
the view answers "which models do I have there, and how many". The header says so
rather than leaving it to be discovered.
The drill-down holds the same line: the sheet forwards the page's current search
string verbatim and the endpoint appends a synthetic
assetModel is <id>filter,so the rows it shows and the count on the row that opened it cannot drift apart.
Scope
Models are an INDIVIDUAL-only concept —
createAsset/updateAssetreject a modelon a
QUANTITY_TRACKEDasset — so the rollup covers INDIVIDUAL assets only. Thatmakes the model view's asset total legitimately smaller than the list view's for
the same filters, which would otherwise read as data loss, so the header states
it. Assets with no model are returned as a synthetic bucket pinned last; it is
excluded from the model count but its assets are included in the asset count.
Advanced mode only, which means BASE and SELF_SERVICE cannot reach it — they are
force-switched out of advanced mode. Opening that gate is deliberately a separate
piece of work; nothing here bakes in a lower-role blocker.
Two behaviour changes worth a reviewer's attention
setViewnow clearspage. This also changes the existing availabilitytoggle, which preserved it. Page numbers do not carry between views that list
different entities.
redactCustodianForViewerchanged shape, and it is shared. Kits andbookings route through the same helper. Its own suite (17 tests) passes.
The security commit
3e081340bis separated so it can be reviewed and cherry-picked on its own.The advanced asset query projects the custodian's name twice per custody entry —
once at the entry's top level (read by the sort key and display code) and again
under
custodian. The redactor spread the entry and replaced onlycustodian, soa viewer without custody visibility still received the real name in the raw
payload: the bypass the helper exists to prevent, reached through the sibling
field.
Not previously exploitable. The raw-query shape is served only by the advanced
index, which is ADMIN/OWNER-only, and those roles hold
canSeeAllCustody; thesimple index uses a Prisma shape with no mirror. The new drill-down endpoint is
what changes that — it serves the raw shape to roles that can have custody
visibility switched off, which is why closing this is a precondition here rather
than a follow-up.
Testing
getAssetModelRollup: SQL pins the@map'dvaluecolumn, the INDIVIDUALscope, and the no-model pin under every sort key; covers the empty-page totals
fallback and asserts the common path still issues one query.
view-scoped params are dropped, SELF_SERVICE gets
availableToBookOnly, and aforeign custodian's identity is absent from the response body.
redactCustodianForViewer: the mirror is cleared when present, and kit-shapedentries without it do not gain the field.
Verified in the browser against a real database: counts reconcile
(5+1+50+34+5+25 = 120), applying
status=AVAILABLEdrops it to 103 with theper-model counts summing back, and a row's badge count matches its sheet exactly.
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