Part of erp#65 (phase 1). Ledger grammar "thirdparty complete" gets its
op: allowlisted non-ledger fields, per-field diff read-back. Contacts
are born idempotent (dedupe by email then name). Promote ops wired both
targets, offline stub tests, SKILL.md workflows, KM dossier manifest
(unsigned-contract truth fix + EIN-to-collect note).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Qonto transaction ids run ~67 chars (<org>-<n>-<n>-transaction-<uuid>) but
Dolibarr stores num_payment in varchar(50) (llx_paiement.num_paiement,
llx_paiementfourn.num_paiement) — POSTing a payment with the raw id fails
HTTP 400 "value too long for type character varying(50)". Parade proven live
on the sandbox (2026-07-11): store the UUID suffix (globally unique, ~37
chars). Wise ids (short numerics) are unaffected.
Writer side — payment-record.sh strips everything through "transaction-"
before POST, announces the normalization on stderr, REFUSES (never truncates)
ids still >50 chars after normalization, and emits the normalized num in the
output JSON.
Reader side — bank-match.sh PASS 0 (exact tx-id, erp#28) now compares BOTH
sides in raw AND canonical short form: Qonto feed ids are carried long+short,
payment nums are normalized on compare — so nums stored short (the varchar(50)
form) and historical long-form nums both keep matching. Wise ids untouched.
Proven offline (no credentials, no network, no sandbox/prod writes):
- arcodange-bank-reco/tests/run-tests.sh — new bank-match --fixtures offline
mode: long feed id ↔ short num, long ↔ long (back-compat), Wise numeric,
each Δ+19d outside the ±7d window so only PASS 0 can pair them (exit 0,
3×[tx-id]); plus the empty-num negative (exit 1, 0 matched).
- dolibarr-sandbox-write/tests/run-tests.sh — payment-record via a stubbed
dol-write.sh (DOL_WRITE hook): long→short in POST body + output JSON, Wise
untouched, >50-after-normalization refused BEFORE any POST, citing
varchar(50).
Both SKILL.md document the canonical short form + the varchar(50) constraint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>