Autobroker: the build log

The dashboard resolved percentage commissions against the gross amount owed while every other screen used the base after costs, so one number read two ways on adjacent screens. The rule now lives in the database and the dollars come down with the row.

Deleting a deal fed its applicant to the nightly personal-data purge, so a Social Security number and a licence scan were destroyed as routine maintenance.

The money check had been exiting with an error code, printing nothing, and verifying nothing. A check that cannot fail is not a check.

A failed read of the company profile rendered as an empty form, and pressing Save wrote the emptiness over the company's own name and address.

Cancel on the customer panel did not cancel. The discarded text came back, and the next Save pushed it onto every deal that customer has.

Autosave dropped the last edit when the page was left. The debounce is a timer owned by an effect, and React clears it on unmount.

Fourteen different ways to print a dollar in one product. One amount printed as 612.5 on one screen and 613 on the next.

The buyer's page rounded Total, Paid and Balance independently, so the three visibly failed to add up in front of a car buyer. Demonstrated on a scratch deal of our own before the fix, and deleted afterwards.

A team member could read what other people earned on the same car. Two separate paths carried it, and both are now filtered in the database rather than in the interface.

Every authentication email sent the recipient to a local development address, because the project's site URL and redirect list were still on their defaults.

Deleting a deal now removes its uploaded files first and refuses if that fails, so a licence scan is never stranded with no row pointing at it. The log recording who read a Social Security number is kept on purpose.

The CRM would not open on a phone. The service worker treated navigation payloads as immutable static assets and replayed a dead build's JavaScript.