Keep notification-read state personal to user/company, preserve server read-only sections during staff synchronization, and respect separate order-create/edit/delete rights. Add visible mobile header session actions and a sticky logout that survives profile RPC failure; scope asynchronous profile/branding to user and workspace. Targeted browser suites and isolated SQL recovery tests passed in run 35506145405, iPhone screenshots reviewed. Full main QA remains required before production promotion. Workspace branding RPC migration is included but has NOT been applied to production Supabase; older servers retain safe owner-only fallback. No live membership/business-data repair is claimed without identifying the reported employee.
Add a single-page A4 preview and PDF for all selected banquet dishes or a ready-menu selection, with company branding and optional costs. Preserve draft/order state and saved line prices, enforce access and tenant scope, and fail clearly rather than clipping oversized menus. Nineteen targeted browser scenarios passed twice and the generated iPhone PDF was visually checked. Full main QA must pass before the existing automatic production promotion; production verification includes the new renderer and real-asset client menu export.
Add Settings > Учебный каталог, off by default and available on ordinary writable profiles. Load ready example boxes, photos, TTKs and linked sample inventory additively; preserve own data, saved orders and edited examples when hiding or re-enabling. Respect company/profile scope, read-only permissions, failed downloads and tenant changes. Preserve the opened recipe guide across real catalog refreshes on iPhone. Integrated feature checks and full pull-request QA passed. Standard main QA and exact-asset production UI verification remain in place.
The Поддержка tab opens an assistant that answers how-to questions from
the handbook. The chat is a sandboxed iframe on the assistant's own
origin and is only loaded after an explicit click, so Help and its search
stay local and no third-party script runs inside the app.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add compact accessible client summaries and menu discounts in percent or rubles with explicit durations. Preserve ordinary catalog prices and order line snapshots; derive current prices and expire promotions automatically without background writes. Keep fractional prices, legacy sale compatibility, and regression coverage. Full pull-request QA passed. Publication remains gated by full main QA and byte-for-byte production asset and UI verification.
The just-merged production-only commits were never run through QA
(they were pushed directly to the production branch), so several
version markers and hardcoded test strings had drifted out of sync
with each other:
- package.json was bumped to 17.8.0 but package-lock.json,
release-manifest.json and app-runtime.js's own VERSION constant were
never updated to match - reverted to 17.7.3 since no other release
artifact actually changed.
- service-worker.js's cache name legitimately moved to
v81-20260912-account-center-loader (real new modules need the cache
bust), but release-manifest.json's pwaCache field and two
release-check.mjs assertions still expected the old v78 name.
- edge-security-v1774.mjs and static-security.mjs asserted the old
employee role list (with "admin") and old PWA cache name that
production's own commits had already changed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
release-manifest.json still pointed "dataLayer" at the removed
data-layer-v1771.js instead of the actually-loaded v1773.
service-worker.js's offline cache list never included
auth-security-v1774.js, order-enhancements-v1775.js or
login-signature-v1776.js despite performance.js loading all three at
runtime - PWA/offline mode could serve a stale or missing module.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduce the first data layer, move order auto-completion to server cron with legacy/cloud compatibility, clean error telemetry, update PWA/versioning, and add regression coverage.
