Release 0.7.60 — UPC support, read-only availability, PHP 8.5 scraping fix - #355
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The "Disponibilità" (Availability) select in the book form was editable but a no-op: LibriController::update() already unsets 'stato' because a book's availability is a derived summary, auto-managed from the physical copies. Editing it in the book editor did nothing, which was confusing (#351). Mark the select disabled (aria-readonly) — matching the existing disabled genere/sottogenere selects in the same partial — so it clearly reads as a derived indicator. To make a specific copy unavailable (damaged, lost, in maintenance), staff change that copy's status, which is the correct per-copy granularity. E2E (tests/book-create-edit-351.spec.js, 5 checks): create a book (DB-verified), the editor loads it, #stato is disabled, an edited subtitle persists, and the disabled field cannot alter libri.stato.
…button The global scroll-to-top button is fixed in the bottom-right corner; the book form's Save/Cancel row is right-aligned at the end of the page. Scrolled all the way down to save, the floating button lands on top of Save. Give the action row an id and observe it with an IntersectionObserver: while it is in view (you are already at the bottom), add a body class whose CSS hides the scroll-to-top button with !important, overriding the inline opacity the scroll-to-top partial sets on scroll. Scoped to this page via the body class, so no other page changes; degrades to the old behaviour without IntersectionObserver.
Some items — board games in particular — carry a 12-digit UPC-A instead of a 13-digit EAN. The barcode column already stores anything up to varchar(20) and search matches it via LIKE, but the CSV/TSV import silently dropped a 12-digit UPC: normalizeEan() required exactly 13 digits plus an EAN-13 checksum, so the value became NULL. A UPC-A (GTIN-12) is a GTIN-13/EAN-13 with a leading zero, and that zero-padding preserves the check digit (the EAN-13 weighting aligns). So canonicalise a valid 12-digit UPC-A to its 13-digit GTIN and let it flow through the existing EAN-13 validation, storage, dedup and search unchanged — the same barcode scanned as UPC-A or EAN-13 normalises to one value. - CsvImportController::normalizeEan() canonicalises 12→13 before the checksum. CSV and TSV share this path (the delimiter is auto-detected), so both are fixed. - LibriController store()/update() apply the same canonicalisation to a manually entered ean, so a UPC typed in the book form dedups against the same barcode imported from a file. Tests: - tests/import-upc-normalization-348.unit.php (9 checks): UPC-A → GTIN, with separators, bad-checksum → null, EAN-13 unchanged, UPC/EAN dedup identically, wrong lengths and empty/non-numeric → null. - tests/import-upc-348.spec.js (E2E, CSV + tab-delimited): import a book whose barcode is a 12-digit UPC-A through the real upload flow and assert the stored libri.ean is the zero-prepended GTIN-13, with zero row errors. Complements #348's EAN → EAN/UPC field relabelling by making the field actually accept a UPC end to end.
…arcode cells Address review feedback on the UPC support: - LibriController now canonicalises a manually entered ean to GTIN-13 only when it is a VALID UPC-A (new isValidUpcA() mod-10 check), in both store() and update(). An invalid 12-digit code is left untouched instead of being turned into a bogus GTIN. - normalizeEan() strips only real separators (spaces, dashes) and rejects any remaining non-digit, so "ABC036000291452" no longer becomes a valid UPC-A. This matches LibriController's ean sanitisation. - Unit test adds: letters around a valid UPC-A stay invalid; a dash-separated EAN-13 is accepted. (11 checks total, all green; E2E CSV+TSV still green.)
…UPC-A Second review round on the UPC support: - normalizeEan() now strips only ASCII space and dash (str_replace) instead of the \s class, so a field with an embedded TAB/CR/LF can no longer collapse into a "valid" barcode — it is rejected by the ctype_digit guard. - LibriController raises the ean length bound from 13 to 20 (fits varchar(20)), so a separator-formatted UPC-A like "0 36000 29145 2" is no longer truncated before isValidUpcA() runs, which would otherwise skip a legitimate canonicalisation. Applied in store() and update(). - Unit test locks LibriController::isValidUpcA() via reflection (valid UPC-A, bad check digit, wrong length, non-numeric). 18 checks total, all green; E2E CSV+TSV still green.
Consolidate the UPC-A handling to one place. The reported bug (#348) is that the CSV/TSV import silently dropped a 12-digit UPC-A; that is fixed in normalizeEan(). A UPC typed into the book form already stored and searched fine as a raw 12-digit value, so the manual-form canonicalisation I had added was an optional dedup nicety — I have removed it (LibriController is back to its main-branch state). That leaves exactly one UPC-A code path, so there is no longer a set of sanitisers to keep in sync, and it avoids changing the manual save behaviour other book tests depend on. normalizeEan() now strips only ASCII space and dash (no trim(), no \s), so a field carrying a stray TAB/CR/LF is rejected by the ctype_digit guard instead of being collapsed into a valid GTIN. The 12→13 UPC-A canonicalisation and EAN-13 checksum are unchanged. Unit test updated accordingly (12 checks incl. a leading-TAB rejection); the CSV+TSV E2E is still green.
Since the availability #stato select is disabled by design (#351), calling selectOption()/fill() on it waits for actionability until the 120s test timeout, which closes the shared page and cascades every later test in this serial file — that is why all four browser-regression shards and the Full E2E suite failed. Guard the interaction with isEditable(): a disabled control is skipped, the test still asserts the edit form loads. No product change.
Surface UPC support in the UI: the barcode field and its "European Article Number" helper now read "EAN/UPC" / "European Article Number/Universal Product Code" across all five locales, so a board-game UPC is discoverable in the field that now accepts it. Carries the label change from #348 (fork branch could not be updated to pick up the codeql CI fix, so it is folded into this UPC PR to ship in one release). Co-authored-by: Vladislav Glagolev <glagol15@gmail.com>
The NCIP suite picked "the first book with copie_disponibili > 0" and checked it out. That aggregate can be positive while the book has no individual `copie` row, so CheckOut returned "No copies available" and test 9 failed — which, in a serial describe block, cascaded into tests 10-20 not running and tanked browser-shard 2. It was nondeterministic: it depended on which shared book happened to sort first. beforeAll now creates a dedicated book with a real available `copie` row, and afterAll removes it FK-safely (every prestito on its copies → copie → libri). Verified locally: 20/20 pass with a clean teardown.
The NCIP suite picked "the first book with copie_disponibili > 0" and checked it out. That aggregate can be positive while the book has no individual `copie` row, so CheckOut returned "No copies available" and test 9 failed — which, in a serial describe block, cascaded into tests 10-20 not running and tanked browser-shard 2. It was nondeterministic: it depended on which shared book happened to sort first. beforeAll now creates a dedicated book with a real available `copie` row, and afterAll removes it FK-safely (every prestito on its copies → copie → libri). Verified locally: 20/20 pass with a clean teardown.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLa release 0.7.60 aggiunge la normalizzazione UPC-A in GTIN-13, aggiorna il form libro e i test E2E, corregge la gestione del test NCIP e aggiorna traduzioni, documentazione e versione. ChangesRelease 0.7.60
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CsvImportController->>Database: Salva il codice normalizzato
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 48: In README.md, add a blank line after the New, Fixes, Internal, and
Upgrade Notes headings before their following lists to satisfy markdownlint
MD022.
In `@tests/import-upc-348.spec.js`:
- Around line 89-96: Update the import test flow after the lastChunk completion
poll to wait for the SweetAlert dialog and click its .swal2-confirm button
before the test finishes; preserve the existing upload and completion-wait
behavior.
- Around line 49-56: Aggiorna cleanup() per eliminare prima dalle tabelle figlie
copie, libri_autori e libri_editori usando i libri di test, quindi elimina le
righe corrispondenti da libri; non eseguire alcun DELETE su search_index, che è
una colonna.
In `@tests/ncip-server.spec.js`:
- Around line 264-284: Update the NCIP test setup around the INSERT/SELECT block
so a successfully inserted book remains identifiable when the lookup returns no
ID or throws. Preserve the inserted ID or, before using the fallback query,
recover and clean up the book matching runId, ensuring dedicatedBookId is set
whenever cleanup must remove the test book.
- Around line 533-545: Update the cleanup block guarded by dedicatedBookId so
each FK-safe DELETE step is attempted independently, allowing later deletions to
run after an earlier dbQuery failure. Preserve the existing order from
ncip_transactions through prestiti, copie, and finally libri, while retaining
best-effort error handling.
- Around line 279-283: Update the fallback in the CheckOut test setup to select
a book joined to an actual copie row whose stato is 'disponibile', rather than
relying only on libri.copie_disponibili; if no such book exists, stop the setup
instead of assigning an invalid testBookId. Preserve the existing fallback
behavior only for genuinely available copies.
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Address review feedback on the release branch: - NCIP setup records the dedicated book's title (runId) before inserting, so afterAll can always remove it — even if reading its id back fails, no orphan book is left. The fallback now selects a book with a REAL available `copie` row (never the bare copie_disponibili>0 aggregate that reintroduces the nondeterminism), or leaves testBookId=0 so CheckOut skips instead of flaking. - afterAll runs each cleanup DELETE as its own best-effort step (FK-safe order), so a mid-sequence failure no longer leaves the rest of the teardown undone. - README release notes: blank line after each heading (markdownlint MD022). Verified locally: ncip-server 20/20 with a clean teardown.
opacity:0 + pointer-events:none hide the floating scroll-to-top button but leave it focusable, so while the Save/Cancel row is in view a keyboard user could Tab onto the invisible button and Enter would move focus away from Save/Cancel. Add visibility:hidden, which removes it from the tab order too. (review on #352)
Stable release 0.7.60. Integrates the UPC barcode work, the read-only availability field, the PHP 8.5 scraping fix, and CI/test hardening into one release commit.
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normalizeEan()canonicalises a valid 12-digit UPC-A to its 13-digit GTIN (leading zero preserves the check digit), so it validates, stores, searches and de-duplicates like an EAN-13; CSV and TSV share the path. The field is relabelled EAN → EAN/UPC across all five locales (label change co-authored by @Himura2la from Support UPC barcodes #348).#statoselect is a value derived from the physical copies, so it is nowdisabled; editing it was a silent no-op. Set a copy's status to make it unavailable.curl_close()calls that leaked a notice into the JSON response and broke ISBN import with "Risposta non valida dal servizio ISBN.".Internal / CI
ref-version-mismatchaudit stops breaking on upstream tag drift (already merged via ci: make the release pipeline deterministic (flaky tests, changelog, source gate) #349).Notes
## [0.7.60]section; README highlights updated.v0.7.60runs the Verified Release pipeline (reproducible double-build, SBOM, provenance, publish).Summary by CodeRabbit
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