Allow CSV backfill into already-linked accounts - #3161
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PSD2/Enable Banking only exposes ~90 days of history. Mapping and upload previously hid linked accounts, so there was no way to import older CSV rows once a connection existed. Target writable accounts (including linked ones) and skip CSV rows that already arrived via provider sync instead of creating duplicates. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughImport account selection now uses import-specific account scopes. Linked accounts are allowed only for transaction imports. CSV deduplication now distinguishes supplied names from generated placeholders and skips provider-synced duplicates. ChangesImport account access and duplicate handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to API imports may be able to write transactions to accounts that the user can only read, and concurrent imports may still create duplicate transactions despite the new reconciliation behavior. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded authorization and duplicate-prevention risks are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CurrentUser
participant ImportUploadsController
participant AccountMapping
participant FamilyAccounts
participant TransactionImport
participant ProviderEntry
CurrentUser->>ImportUploadsController: submit CSV import account
ImportUploadsController->>AccountMapping: resolve importable account
AccountMapping->>FamilyAccounts: apply import and write-access rules
FamilyAccounts-->>AccountMapping: return eligible account
ImportUploadsController->>TransactionImport: import CSV rows
TransactionImport->>TransactionImport: inspect raw CSV name
TransactionImport->>ProviderEntry: compare eligible provider entry
TransactionImport-->>ImportUploadsController: skip synced duplicate and import historical row
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly describes the primary change: enabling CSV backfill into accounts that are already linked. It is concise and directly related to the pull request, although it does not mention the additional QIF support.
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59-59: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the account-options query out of the template.
The CSV page evaluates the same database query for both tab panels. Prepare the writable account options once in
Import::UploadsControllerand reuse the value in all three selectors.As per coding guidelines, “Views should use ERB checked by erb-lint and avoid heavy logic; prefer helpers/components instead.”
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In `@app/models/transaction_import.rb`:
- Around line 41-47: Update the duplicate lookup in the transaction import flow
around find_duplicate_transaction so provider-owned entries are included only
when row.name is present, preventing blank-name CSV rows from matching unrelated
provider entries; add a regression test covering the blank-name case.
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In `@app/views/import/uploads/show.html.erb`:
- Line 59: Move the writable account-options query from the template into
Import::UploadsController, evaluating
Current.family.accounts.writable_by(Current.user).visible.alphabetically.pluck(:name,
:id) once and exposing the result for the view. Update all three selectors to
reuse that prepared value, removing the repeated database query and heavy
template logic.
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Blank-name CSV rows must not match unrelated provider entries on date+amount alone; only named rows reconcile against synced history. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
TradeImport inserts every row without provider reconciliation, so exposing linked investment accounts would duplicate synced trades. Only TransactionImport may target linked accounts. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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59-59: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove account-option queries out of the template.
These lines query account scopes and build selector options in ERB. Set separate QIF and CSV account-option instance variables in
Import::UploadsController, then reuse them in both CSV selectors. This keeps account eligibility logic outside the view and prevents the two CSV selectors from drifting.Proposed refactor
# app/controllers/import/uploads_controller.rb def show + if `@import.is_a`?(QifImport) + `@qif_account_options` = Current.family.accounts.writable_by(Current.user).visible.alphabetically.pluck(:name, :id) + elsif `@import.is_a`?(TransactionImport) || `@import.is_a`?(TradeImport) + `@importable_account_options` = Import::AccountMapping.importable_accounts(`@import`).visible.alphabetically.pluck(:name, :id) + end end # app/views/import/uploads/show.html.erb - Current.family.accounts.writable_by(Current.user).visible.alphabetically.pluck(:name, :id), + `@qif_account_options`, - Import::AccountMapping.importable_accounts(`@import`).visible.alphabetically.pluck(:name, :id), + `@importable_account_options`,As per coding guidelines, “Views should use ERB checked by erb-lint and avoid heavy logic; prefer helpers/components instead” and “Keep domain logic out of views.”
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In `@app/views/import/uploads/show.html.erb`:
- Line 59: Move the account-option queries from the ERB selectors into separate
QIF and CSV account-option instance variables in Import::UploadsController.
Populate those variables using the existing writable, visible, alphabetical
account scope, then update both CSV selectors and the corresponding QIF selector
to reuse the controller-provided options without querying scopes in the
template.
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QIF and CSV selectors now reuse controller-built option lists so the view does not query account scopes. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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CodeRabbit's latest walkthrough (post-fix) still flags a moderate data-integrity concern around blank-name CSV rows and provider-transaction matching that seems to contradict what the "gate dedupe on present name" commit was meant to fix. Could you clarify that behavior? Also noticed the manual test-plan checkboxes in the description are all unchecked — were those scenarios actually run? Generated by Claude Code |
`row.name` is never blank: Import#generate_rows_from_csv substitutes
default_row_name ("Imported item") whenever the name cell is empty, so
`include_provider_entries: row.name.present?` was always true and the
previous commit was a no-op. The test added alongside it passed with the
gate reverted, so it was not covering the risk either.
Gate on csv_provided_name? instead, which distinguishes a real CSV name
from the substituted placeholder, and rewrite the test around a provider
entry carrying that placeholder -- the only way date+amount+name can
actually collide. That test now fails without the gate, dropping the CSV
row entirely, which is the data loss the gate is meant to prevent.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — both fair questions, and digging into the first one turned up a real problem, just not the one CodeRabbit described. On the blank-name concern. The risk text says a blank-name row can be skipped when date/amount/currency match a provider transaction. That specific outcome isn't reachable: provider-synced entries always carry an But the reason the contradiction looked real is that the "gate dedupe on present name" commit was a no-op, so CodeRabbit was right to keep flagging it. name: (csv_value(row, name_col_label, "name") || default_row_name).to_s,and The test added with that commit was vacuous too: I reverted the gate and it still passed, because the placeholder fb9b951 fixes both:
On the test-plan checkboxes. Honest answer: they were not manually clicked through in a browser, which is why they were left unchecked. I've now checked them off against the automated tests that cover each scenario and named the covering test on every line, plus added the new placeholder case. Full suite is green — 6928 runs, 27912 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors — along with RuboCop and Brakeman. If you'd rather see a genuine manual pass against a live Enable Banking sandbox before merging, say the word and I'll do that separately. |
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csv_provided_name? compared row.name against default_row_name, so a CSV that literally supplies "Imported item" was misread as a blank cell. That row was then barred from reconciling against provider-synced history and imported as a duplicate. Resolve the ambiguity against the source CSV instead: source_row_number is 1-based and assigned in Import#generate_rows_from_csv, so it maps back to the original name cell. A supplied placeholder now counts as provided; a blank cell still does not. Without a CSV behind the import the map is empty, keeping the conservative answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up: the question above has been answered and the underlying issue was real. Author confirmed the blank-name/provider-match scenario as described isn't reachable (provider-synced entries always carry Generated by Claude Code |
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Summary
Fixes #3157
Related: overlaps with #3030 (mapping unlock only). This PR also covers the overlap-window duplicate gap that #3030 does not.
Test plan
Verified by automated tests rather than manual click-through — each box below names the test that covers it. Full suite green: 6928 runs, 27912 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors.
Import::MappingsControllerTest#account mapping lists connected accounts as targets,TransactionImportTest#skips CSV rows that already exist as provider-synced transactionsimport_locked—TransactionImportTest#skips CSV rows that already exist as provider-synced transactionsimport_lockedCSV rows — same test,Older Historyrow assertedimport_locked: trueImport::MappingsControllerTest#account mapping excludes accounts the user cannot write,Import::UploadsControllerTest#trade import account select excludes linked accounts without reconciliationTransactionImportTestdedupe cases, unchanged and passingTransactionImportTest#placeholder-name CSV rows do not claim provider-synced transactions(fails without the gate; see fb9b951)Imported itemis still treated as a real name and reconciles normally —TransactionImportTest#CSV rows naming the placeholder literally still claim provider-synced transactions(fails without the fix, creating a duplicate; see 6b24d2c)Summary by CodeRabbit
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