Added detailed logging to help diagnose empty tenant list issues:
- Log demo_session_id, demo_account_type, and tenant_count
- Log actual tenant IDs returned
- Log when demo user detected but no session ID
This will help identify:
1. If demo_session_id is being passed correctly from gateway
2. If tenants exist in DB for the session
3. Timing issues (API called before session fully initialized)
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This commit fixes a critical security issue where multiple concurrent demo
sessions would see each other's data due to sharing the same demo user IDs.
## The Problem:
When two enterprise demo sessions run simultaneously:
- Session A: user_id=Director, tenants=[parent_A, child_A1, child_A2]
- Session B: user_id=Director, tenants=[parent_B, child_B1, child_B2]
The endpoint /api/v1/tenants/user/{user_id}/tenants was querying by user_id
only, so Session A would see BOTH its own tenants AND Session B's tenants!
## The Solution:
Added demo_session_id filtering to get_user_tenants endpoint:
- For demo sessions, use get_virtual_tenants_for_session(demo_session_id)
- This filters tenants by the demo_session_id field (set during cloning)
- Each session now sees ONLY its own virtual tenants
## Implementation:
services/tenant/app/api/tenants.py (lines 180-194):
- Check if user is_demo
- Extract demo_session_id from current_user context (set by gateway)
- Call get_virtual_tenants_for_session() instead of get_user_tenants()
- This method filters by: demo_session_id + is_active + account_type
## Database Schema:
The tenants table has a demo_session_id column (indexed) that links
each virtual tenant to its specific demo session. This is set during
tenant cloning in internal_demo.py.
## Impact:
✅ Complete isolation between concurrent demo sessions
✅ Users only see their own session's data
✅ No performance impact (demo_session_id is indexed)
✅ Backward compatible (non-demo users unchanged)
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When the frontend requests tenants with user_id='demo-user' in demo mode,
the backend now correctly maps this to the actual demo owner ID from the
current_user context (set by the gateway middleware).
This fixes the issue where the tenant list API was returning empty results
even though it returned 200 OK, because it was looking for a user with
id='demo-user' which doesn't exist in the database.
The actual user IDs are:
- Professional: c1a2b3c4-d5e6-47a8-b9c0-d1e2f3a4b5c6 (María García López)
- Enterprise: d2e3f4a5-b6c7-48d9-e0f1-a2b3c4d5e6f7 (Director)
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This commit refactors the demo session architecture to consolidate all demo
configuration data into the fixture files, removing redundant metadata files.
## Changes Made:
### 1. Data Consolidation
- **Removed**: `shared/demo/metadata/demo_users.json`
- **Removed**: `shared/demo/metadata/tenant_configs.json`
- **Updated**: Merged all user data into `02-auth.json` files
- **Updated**: Merged all tenant config data into `01-tenant.json` files
### 2. Enterprise Parent Tenant Updates
- Updated owner name to "Director" (matching auth fixtures)
- Added description field matching tenant_configs.json
- Added `base_tenant_id` to all child tenant entries
- Now includes all 5 child locations (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Bilbao)
### 3. Professional Tenant Updates
- Added description field from tenant_configs.json
- Ensured consistency with auth fixtures
### 4. Code Updates
- **services/tenant/app/api/internal_demo.py**:
- Fixed child tenant staff members to use enterprise parent users
- Changed from professional staff IDs to enterprise staff IDs (Laura López, José Martínez, Francisco Moreno)
- **services/demo_session/app/core/config.py**:
- Updated DEMO_ACCOUNTS configuration with all 5 child outlets
- Updated enterprise tenant name and email to match fixtures
- Added descriptions for all child locations
- **gateway/app/middleware/demo_middleware.py**:
- Updated comments to reference fixture files as source of truth
- Clarified that owner IDs come from 01-tenant.json files
- **frontend/src/stores/useTenantInitializer.ts**:
- Updated tenant names and descriptions to match fixture files
- Added comments linking to source fixture files
## Benefits:
1. **Single Source of Truth**: All demo data now lives in fixture files
2. **Consistency**: No more sync issues between metadata and fixtures
3. **Maintainability**: Easier to update demo data (one place per tenant type)
4. **Clarity**: Clear separation between template data (fixtures) and runtime config
## Enterprise Demo Fix:
The enterprise owner is now correctly added as a member of all child tenants, fixing
the issue where the tenant switcher didn't show parent/child tenants and the
establishments page didn't load tenants for the demo enterprise user.
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Issue 1: Forecasting demand insights not triggered in demo workflow
- Created internal ML endpoint: /forecasting/internal/ml/generate-demand-insights
- Added trigger_demand_insights_internal() to ForecastServiceClient
- Integrated forecasting insights into demo session post-clone workflow
- Now triggers 4 AI insight types: price, safety stock, yield, + demand
Issue 2: RabbitMQ client cleanup error in procurement service
- Fixed: rabbitmq_client.close() → rabbitmq_client.disconnect()
- Added proper cleanup in exception handler
- Error: "'RabbitMQClient' object has no attribute 'close'"
Files modified:
- services/forecasting/app/api/ml_insights.py (new internal_router)
- services/forecasting/app/main.py (register internal router)
- shared/clients/forecast_client.py (new trigger method)
- services/demo_session/app/services/clone_orchestrator.py (+ demand insights)
- services/procurement/app/api/internal_demo.py (fix disconnect)
Expected impact:
- Demo sessions will now generate demand forecasting insights
- No more RabbitMQ cleanup errors in logs
- AI insights count should increase from 1 to 2-3 per session
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Fixed two critical issues preventing forecast data from being cloned:
1. **Missing batch_name field**: The fixture uses `batch_id` but the
PredictionBatch model requires `batch_name` (NOT NULL constraint).
Added field mapping to handle batch_id -> batch_name conversion.
2. **UUID type mismatch**: The fixture's `product_id` is a string but
the Forecast model expects `inventory_product_id` as UUID type.
Added conversion from string to UUID.
3. **Field mappings added**:
- batch_id -> batch_name
- total_forecasts -> total_products
- created_at -> requested_at (fallback)
- Calculated completed_products from status
These fixes enable the forecasting service to successfully clone all
28 forecasts from the fixture file, unlocking demand forecasting
AI insights in demo sessions.
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- Fixed AttributeError in procurement service ml_insights.py
- PurchaseOrderItem model uses inventory_product_id, not ingredient_id
- This resolves the forecasting errors for ingredients
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- Fixed ProductType enum values from lowercase to uppercase (INGREDIENT, FINISHED_PRODUCT)
- Fixed UnitOfMeasure enum values from lowercase/abbreviated to uppercase (KILOGRAMS, LITERS, etc.)
- Fixed IngredientCategory enum values from lowercase to uppercase (FLOUR, YEAST, etc.)
- Fixed ProductCategory enum values from lowercase to uppercase (BREAD, CROISSANTS, etc.)
- Updated seed data files to use correct uppercase enum values
- Fixed hardcoded enum references throughout the codebase
- This resolves the InvalidTextRepresentationError when inserting inventory data
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Standardize demo account type naming from inconsistent variants to clean names:
- individual_bakery, professional_bakery → professional
- central_baker, enterprise_chain → enterprise
This eliminates naming confusion that was causing bugs in the demo session
initialization, particularly for enterprise demo tenants where different
parts of the system used different names for the same concept.
Changes:
- Updated source of truth in demo_session config
- Updated all backend services (middleware, cloning, orchestration)
- Updated frontend types, pages, and stores
- Updated demo session models and schemas
- Removed all backward compatibility code as requested
Related to: Enterprise demo session access fix
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Backend changes (dashboard_service.py):
- Collect in-progress batch details with id, batchNumber, productName, etc.
- Add inProgressBatches array to production progress response
Frontend changes (ExecutionProgressTracker.tsx):
- Update ProductionProgress interface to include inProgressBatches array
- Display batch names and numbers under "En Progreso" count
- Show which specific batches are currently running
Users can now see which production batches are in progress
instead of just a count (e.g., "• Pan (BATCH-001)").
Fixes: Issue #5 - Missing production batch details
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Root cause: params = reasoning_data.get('parameters', {}) created a reference
to the dictionary instead of a copy. When modifying params to add
product_names_joined, the change didn't persist because the database object
was immutable/read-only.
Changes:
- dashboard_service.py:408 - Create dict copy for PO params
- dashboard_service.py:632 - Create dict copy for batch params
- Added clean_old_dashboard_data.py utility script to remove old POs/batches
with malformed reasoning_data
The fix ensures template variables like {{supplier_name}}, {{product_names_joined}},
{{days_until_stockout}}, etc. are properly interpolated in the dashboard.
This commit fixes the template interpolation issues where variables like
{{supplier_name}}, {{product_names_joined}}, {{current_stock}}, etc. were
showing as literal strings instead of being replaced with actual values.
Changes made:
1. **Dashboard Service (Orchestrator):**
- Added missing `current_stock` parameter to default reasoning_data for
production batches
- This ensures all required template variables are present when batches
don't have proper reasoning_data from the database
2. **Production Service:**
- Updated batch creation to properly populate `product_name` field
- Improved product name resolution to check forecast data and stock_info
before falling back to placeholder
- Added missing `product_id` field to batch_data
- Added required `planned_duration_minutes` field to batch_data
- Ensures reasoning_data has all required parameters (product_name,
predicted_demand, current_stock, confidence_score)
The root cause was that the default reasoning_data used by the dashboard
service when database records lacked proper reasoning_data was missing
required parameters. This resulted in i18n template variables being
displayed as literal {{variable}} strings instead of interpolated values.
Fixes dashboard display issues for:
- Purchase order cards showing {{supplier_name}}, {{product_names_joined}},
{{days_until_stockout}}
- Production plan items showing {{product_name}}, {{predicted_demand}},
{{current_stock}}, {{confidence_score}}
