fix(grants): pick the previous tranche from the non-rejected list - #1476
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existingTranches counts only tranches whose status is not Rejected, but that count was then used as an index into the unfiltered GrantTranche array. As soon as an application has a rejected tranche anywhere but at the end, the two lists are misaligned and the "previous tranche must be paid" guard inspects the wrong row. Example: GrantTranche (ordered by createdAt asc) is [T1 Paid, T2 Rejected, T3 Pending]. existingTranches = 2 previousTranche = GrantTranche[1] = T2 (Rejected) The guard only trips on a tranche that is neither Paid nor Rejected, so T2 passes it and a fourth tranche is created while T3 is still unpaid -- exactly the situation the guard exists to prevent. trancheNumber is derived from the same count, so the new row also collides with T3's. Index into the filtered list instead. Because that list can no longer contain a Rejected tranche, the status check reduces to !== 'Paid'. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fix prevents pending tranches from being bypassed, but deriving the new tranche number from the filtered count can duplicate an existing tranche number when rejected records remain numbered. This may create conflicting or ambiguous tranche records, so merge requires owner verification of numbering uniqueness and concurrent-request behavior. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@src/features/grants/utils/createTranche.ts`:
- Around line 269-272: The tranche number calculation in createTranche must not
derive the next number from activeTranches, because rejected records and
concurrent requests can cause duplicates. Inspect the GrantTranche persistence
constraint and trancheNumber consumers, then allocate the next number from
persisted tranche state within a transaction; retain activeTranches only for
payment validation.
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Verify that filtered counting cannot reuse a tranche number.
existingTranches is later used as trancheNumber: existingTranches + 1 on Line 425. If rejected rows retain their numbers, filtering them can produce duplicates. For example, Rejected #1 followed by Paid #2 gives existingTranches === 1, so the next tranche receives number 2. Concurrent requests can also calculate the same number before either create completes.
Verify the Prisma constraint and all consumers of trancheNumber. If numbers must be unique or monotonic, allocate them from persisted state inside a transaction. Use activeTranches for payment validation only.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
echo "Prisma schema and tranche-number constraints:"
fd -t f -e prisma | xargs -r rg -n -C 8 \
'model GrantTranche|trancheNumber|@@unique|`@unique`'
echo "Tranche-number producers and consumers:"
rg -n -C 8 \
'\btrancheNumber\b|\bcreateTranche\s*\(|prisma\.\$transaction|GrantTranche' \
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In `@src/features/grants/utils/createTranche.ts` around lines 269 - 272, The
tranche number calculation in createTranche must not derive the next number from
activeTranches, because rejected records and concurrent requests can cause
duplicates. Inspect the GrantTranche persistence constraint and trancheNumber
consumers, then allocate the next number from persisted tranche state within a
transaction; retain activeTranches only for payment validation.
The bug
In
src/features/grants/utils/createTranche.ts,existingTranchescounts only tranches whose status is notRejected:but that count is then used as an index into the unfiltered array:
The two lists only line up when there are no rejected tranches, or when the rejected ones happen to sit at the end.
Why it matters
The guard right below it is the thing that stops a grantee from stacking tranche requests while an earlier one is still unpaid. Concrete case —
GrantTrancheordered bycreatedAt asc:existingTranches= 2 (T1, T3)previousTranche=GrantTranche[1]= T2, which isRejectedThe guard only throws when the tranche is neither
PaidnorRejected, so T2 sails through and a new tranche is created while T3 is still pending — exactly what the check exists to prevent.trancheNumber: existingTranches + 1is derived from the same count, so the new row also collides with T3's number.The fix
Keep the filtered array and index into that. Since it can no longer contain a
Rejectedtranche, the status check collapses to!== 'Paid'.Summary by CodeRabbit
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