fix: fix payload and display of dynamic fields in xero clone settings #1074
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Problem: Dynamic fields that use destination attributes were unusable in Xero clone settings Cause: Export settings and clone settings use different formats to store destination attributes. However, the same methods were used to ingest data and build the payload Solution: Patch the values in clone settings - while setting the default form values and while building the payload
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src/app/core/models/xero/xero-configuration/clone-setting.model.ts (1)
29-31: Consider adding null checks for general_mappings.While the code safely accesses form control values using optional chaining, it assumes
general_mappingsexists in the payload objects. Consider adding null checks or initialization.- exportSettingPayload.general_mappings.bank_account = exportSettingForm.get('bankAccount')?.value; - importSettingPayload.general_mappings.default_tax_code = importSettingForm.get('defaultTaxCode')?.value; - advancedSettingPayload.general_mappings.payment_account = advancedSettingForm.get('billPaymentAccount')?.value; + if (exportSettingPayload.general_mappings) { + exportSettingPayload.general_mappings.bank_account = exportSettingForm.get('bankAccount')?.value; + } + if (importSettingPayload.general_mappings) { + importSettingPayload.general_mappings.default_tax_code = importSettingForm.get('defaultTaxCode')?.value; + } + if (advancedSettingPayload.general_mappings) { + advancedSettingPayload.general_mappings.payment_account = advancedSettingForm.get('billPaymentAccount')?.value; + }
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src/app/core/models/xero/xero-configuration/clone-setting.model.ts(1 hunks)src/app/integrations/xero/xero-onboarding/xero-clone-settings/xero-clone-settings.component.ts(1 hunks)
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src/app/core/models/xero/xero-configuration/clone-setting.model.ts (2)
27-28: LGTM! Clear explanation of the formatting strategy.
The comment effectively explains why values are left unformatted here, making it clear that formatting happens during component initialization specifically for clone settings.
29-31: Verify the form control names and mapping fields.
The implementation correctly assigns unformatted values from form controls to their respective general mappings. However, let's verify that these field names match across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Form control names and mapping fields are correctly implemented
The verification shows consistent usage across the codebase:
- Form control names (
bankAccount,defaultTaxCode,billPaymentAccount) match in both component templates and model definitions - General mapping fields (
bank_account,default_tax_code,payment_account) are consistently used in the models - Values are properly formatted using
ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayloadbefore assignment
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistency of form control names and mapping fields
# Check form control names in component templates
echo "Checking form control names in templates..."
rg -A 2 "formControlName=['\"]?(bankAccount|defaultTaxCode|billPaymentAccount)['\"]?"
# Check general_mappings field names in models and interfaces
echo "Checking general_mappings field names..."
rg -A 2 "(bank_account|default_tax_code|payment_account).*general_mappings"
# Check ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayload usage
echo "Checking formatting method usage..."
ast-grep --pattern 'ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayload'
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src/app/integrations/xero/xero-onboarding/xero-clone-settings/xero-clone-settings.component.ts (1)
368-380: Verify edge cases in destination attribute conversion
The conversion logic looks correct for transforming destination attributes to default destination attributes. However, there are a few considerations:
- The null check using optional chaining is good, but we should also handle undefined values explicitly.
- Consider extracting this conversion logic into a separate method for better readability and reusability.
Consider refactoring to:
- // Convert field values from destination attributes to *default* destination attributes
- const controls = [
- this.exportSettingForm.get('bankAccount'),
- this.importSettingForm.get('defaultTaxCode'),
- this.advancedSettingForm.get('billPaymentAccount')
- ];
-
- for (const control of controls) {
- const fullDestinationAttribute: DestinationAttribute | null = control?.value;
- control?.setValue(
- fullDestinationAttribute && ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayload(fullDestinationAttribute)
- );
- }
+ private convertDestinationAttributes(): void {
+ const controls = [
+ this.exportSettingForm.get('bankAccount'),
+ this.importSettingForm.get('defaultTaxCode'),
+ this.advancedSettingForm.get('billPaymentAccount')
+ ];
+
+ for (const control of controls) {
+ if (!control) {
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ const fullDestinationAttribute: DestinationAttribute | undefined | null = control.value;
+ control.setValue(
+ fullDestinationAttribute ? ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayload(fullDestinationAttribute) : null
+ );
+ }
+ }
+
+ this.convertDestinationAttributes();Let's verify the usage of ExportSettingModel.formatGeneralMappingPayload:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I have enough context about the usage of formatGeneralMappingPayload across the codebase.
The destination attribute conversion logic is correctly implemented
The conversion logic in the code is consistent with how formatGeneralMappingPayload is used throughout the codebase:
- It's consistently used to transform
DestinationAttributetoDefaultDestinationAttributeformat - The same pattern is followed in other components (QBO, NetSuite) for similar form controls
- The null check using optional chaining aligns with other implementations
The current implementation is safe and follows the established patterns in the codebase. The refactoring suggestion in the review comment, while good for readability, isn't strictly necessary as the current code is already aligned with the codebase conventions.
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# Description: Check if formatGeneralMappingPayload is used consistently across the codebase
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Description
Problem: Dynamic fields that use destination attributes were unusable in Xero clone settings
Cause: Export settings and clone settings use different formats to store destination attributes. However, the same methods were used to ingest data and build the payload
Solution: Patch the values in clone settings - while setting the default form values and while building the payload
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