fix: send employee lookups as { id, first_name } and add Monthly allowance field

The runtime validates employee lookups against the lookup's storage
columns, so { id, name } fails with "incomplete selection" — field_51
and the other lookups go back to { id, first_name }. Also adds INIT's
new Monthly allowence field (field_73) and moves the placeholder repair
fields to field_80…field_83.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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vamsi.balaga 2026-11-05 16:34:25 +05:30
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@ -144,6 +144,8 @@ export const ASSET_FIELDS = [
}, },
{ id: 'field_59', label: 'Asset Brand', type: 'text' }, { id: 'field_59', label: 'Asset Brand', type: 'text' },
{ id: 'field_61', label: 'Asset Location', type: 'text' }, { id: 'field_61', label: 'Asset Location', type: 'text' },
// `label` keeps the builder's spelling; `formLabel` is what the app shows.
{ id: 'field_73', label: 'Monthly allowence', formLabel: 'Monthly allowance', type: 'number' },
] ]
/** INIT's photo field, whose uploads the runtime always accepts. */ /** INIT's photo field, whose uploads the runtime always accepts. */
@ -190,8 +192,7 @@ export const fetchAssetActivityFieldDefs = (activityId) =>
/** /**
* "Asset Owner": a lookup into the employee table, like ASSIGNED's "Employee * "Asset Owner": a lookup into the employee table, like ASSIGNED's "Employee
* data". The API sample shows only { id }; it is sent as { id, first_name } * data". Sent as { id, first_name } — see employeeLookup.
* because the runtime checks lookups against their storage columns.
*/ */
export const ASSET_OWNER_FIELD = 'field_51' export const ASSET_OWNER_FIELD = 'field_51'
@ -264,11 +265,9 @@ export const ASSET_ASSIGN_FIELDS = [
] ]
/** /**
* "Employee data": a lookup into the employee table. The runtime checks it * "Employee data": a lookup into the employee table, sent as { id, first_name }
* against the lookup's storage columns (a Retired attempt failed with * like every employee lookup (see employeeLookup). It is picked from a list
* "missing required storage column 'first_name'"), so it carries * of active employees, so it is sent alongside the form data.
* { id, first_name }, not the { id, name } the API sample shows. It is picked
* from a list of active employees, so it is sent alongside the form data.
*/ */
export const ASSIGN_EMPLOYEE_FIELD = 'field_22' export const ASSIGN_EMPLOYEE_FIELD = 'field_22'
@ -439,8 +438,17 @@ export const ASSET_LOST_FIELDS = [
/** "Last owner": a lookup into the employee table, like "Employee data". */ /** "Last owner": a lookup into the employee table, like "Employee data". */
export const LOST_EMPLOYEE_FIELD = 'field_35' export const LOST_EMPLOYEE_FIELD = 'field_35'
/** An employee lookup value, in the shape the runtime validates. */ /**
const employeeLookup = (employee) => ({ id: employee.id, first_name: employee.first_name }) * An employee lookup value, in the shape the runtime validates: { id,
* first_name }, the lookup's storage columns. The employee table has no "name"
* column, so { id, name } fails with "… has an incomplete selection"
* (invalid_type), and omitting first_name fails with "missing required
* storage column 'first_name'".
*/
const employeeLookup = (employee) => ({
id: employee.id,
first_name: employee.first_name || employee.name,
})
/** /**
* Run a later activity (ASSIGNED, RETURNED, …) on an existing asset instance. * Run a later activity (ASSIGNED, RETURNED, …) on an existing asset instance.
@ -584,21 +592,23 @@ const EDITED_FIELDS = [
* with the asset's instance_id. * with the asset's instance_id.
* *
* POST {APP_API_BASE_URL}/app/{APP_ID}/activity * POST {APP_API_BASE_URL}/app/{APP_ID}/activity
* { activity_id, workflow_uuid, instance_id, data: { field_73 … field_76 } } * { activity_id, workflow_uuid, instance_id, data: { field_80 … field_83 } }
* { activity_id, workflow_uuid, instance_id, data: { field_77 … field_79 } } * { activity_id, workflow_uuid, instance_id, data: { field_77 … field_79 } }
* *
* PLACEHOLDER ids: add an "Under Repair" state and these two activities, with * PLACEHOLDER ids: add an "Under Repair" state and these two activities, with
* these fields, in the Zino builder, deploy, and put their ids here. Until * these fields, in the Zino builder, deploy, and put their ids here. Until
* then, running them fails. * then, running them fails. (The send fields were field_73 … field_76, but the
* builder has since given field_73 to INIT's "Monthly allowence", so they
* moved to field_80 …; match whatever ids the builder assigns when adding.)
*/ */
export const ASSET_REPAIR_ACTIVITY_ID = 'TODO-send-for-repair-activity-id' export const ASSET_REPAIR_ACTIVITY_ID = 'TODO-send-for-repair-activity-id'
/** Send for Repair fields. */ /** Send for Repair fields. */
export const ASSET_REPAIR_FIELDS = [ export const ASSET_REPAIR_FIELDS = [
{ id: 'field_73', label: 'Repair date', type: 'date' }, { id: 'field_80', label: 'Repair date', type: 'date' },
{ id: 'field_74', label: 'Issue details', type: 'longtext' }, { id: 'field_81', label: 'Issue details', type: 'longtext' },
{ id: 'field_75', label: 'Repair vendor', type: 'text' }, { id: 'field_82', label: 'Repair vendor', type: 'text' },
{ id: 'field_76', label: 'Estimated cost', type: 'number' }, { id: 'field_83', label: 'Estimated cost', type: 'number' },
] ]
export const ASSET_REPAIRED_ACTIVITY_ID = 'TODO-repair-completed-activity-id' export const ASSET_REPAIRED_ACTIVITY_ID = 'TODO-repair-completed-activity-id'
@ -1670,13 +1680,13 @@ export function assetEvents(config, row) {
) )
} }
if (present(val('field_73'))) { if (present(val('field_80'))) {
add( add(
HISTORY_ACTION.REPAIR, HISTORY_ACTION.REPAIR,
val('field_73'), val('field_80'),
'', '',
joinParts(val('field_75'), present(val('field_76')) && `Estimate ${val('field_76')}`), joinParts(val('field_82'), present(val('field_83')) && `Estimate ${val('field_83')}`),
val('field_74'), val('field_81'),
) )
} }