Add audit logging for referral invoice decisions - #3
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe referral invoice utilities now emit structured site-level logs for processing, skipping, creation, failure, and cancellation paths. New tests verify key logging outcomes. The README documents troubleshooting steps and log events. ChangesReferral invoice logging
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Referral processing may complete without producing the documented troubleshooting events in the site log. Set the logger level before merging so operational audit records are retained. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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If an invoice has multiple referrers and a later PI insertion fails, Frappe rolls back the request transaction, including PIs inserted for earlier rows, but the file-backed referral_invoice.created events already emitted for those rows remain. Failures in later document hooks cause the same mismatch, making the new audit trail claim that nonexistent PIs were created. Emit durable-success events after the database commit, or label these pre-commit records as attempts rather than creations.
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| # Keep a dedicated, site-level audit trail for referral invoice decisions. This is | ||
| # intentionally separate from the general web log so a missing invoice can be | ||
| # traced without reproducing the original Sales Invoice submission. | ||
| logger = frappe.logger("referral_fee", allow_site=True, file_count=20) |
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When a worker serves multiple sites, this module is imported only once, so the global logger remains bound to whichever site was active during that first import; if imported before site initialization, it may not have a site handler at all. Later submissions can therefore write customer and invoice data to another site's log—or only the bench log—while the documented current-site log remains empty. Resolve frappe.logger(..., allow_site=True) inside the logging function so it uses the current request's site context.
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In `@referral_fee/referral_fee/referral_utils.py`:
- Line 13: Update the module-level logger initialization near referral_fee’s
logger declaration to call setLevel with INFO, ensuring the dedicated audit
logger records its info and warning events even when the global log level is
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