## Problem
Production was returning:
```json
{"success":false,"data":{"message":"Internal server error: Unknown column 'invoice_email' in 'SELECT'"}}
```
when authenticating as a superuser. The migration that adds
`users.invoice_email` was merged to master in api#381 but never applied
to the production database.
## Fix
- New `GET /api/admin/schema-check` endpoint — returns 503 with explicit
list of missing columns if any are absent (instead of a generic 500)
- `scripts/run-schema-bootstraps.php` — auto-discovers and runs every
`*_schema_bootstrap` class on the live database (additive, idempotent)
- `scripts/schema-health-check.php` — CLI tool for the same check, used
by deploy pipelines
- New Pest contract test `SchemaHealthCheckTest` — verifies the test DB
has every required users column and the schema-check endpoint works
- `deploy.yml`: pre-deploy step runs the bootstrap runner, smoke test
also runs the schema check, Slack alert on failure
## What this prevents
- Future migrations being merged without being applied to production
- Silent failures (generic 500) when a column is missing
- Repeated manual investigation of the same root cause
Refs: TRU-77 (the original bug), api#381 (the original PR)
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Co-authored-by: Jeppe B <jeppe@copenhagentruckwash.io>
Co-authored-by: bugfix-subagent <bugfix-subagent@truckwash.local>
Co-authored-by: OpenClaw Bugfix Agent <bugfix@openclaw.local>
## Summary
Fixes **TRU-128** ("Jeg kan ikke fakturere") — a customer in
#afdelingsansvarlige could not invoice because the customer-facing
invoice PUT endpoint returned a misleading 400 error.
## Root cause
`PUT /collected-invoices` in
`services/nginx/app/routes/userInvoicesRoute.php` had two related bugs:
1. **Misleading error message** — the 'both fields missing' guard
errored with
`'Missing required parameters: po_number, closed_at'`, which reads as
if BOTH fields are required. The actual condition (`&&`) only fires
when neither is set, so only one is required. Customers who tried
different combinations kept getting the same error and concluded the
system was broken.
2. **Inconsistent `closed_at` clearing** — the 'forbidden closed_at for
non-superusers' guard fired for ANY present `closed_at` key,
including `null` and `""`. That blocked customers from CLEARING a
previously-set `closed_at`, even though the handler further down
already nulls the field when it receives an empty value.
## Fix
- Reword the missing-fields error to state the actual contract:
*"At least one of po_number or closed_at must be provided"*.
- Narrow the forbidden guard to *non-empty* `closed_at`, so customers
can still pass `null` / `""` to clear a previously-set value.
The clear-on-null/empty logic further down in the handler is unchanged
— the guard now matches it.
## Test
`tests/Unit/Invoicing/UserCollectedInvoiceUpdateRouteValidationTest.php`
- Locks in the new error message.
- Locks in the new `$closed_at_is_non_empty` guard shape with the
`if (self::isParametersSet(['closed_at'])) { ... }` pre-check.
- Locks in the regression: the previous 'any present closed_at -> 403'
pattern is explicitly asserted to be absent.
## Files changed
- `services/nginx/app/routes/userInvoicesRoute.php`
-
`services/nginx/app/tests/Unit/Invoicing/UserCollectedInvoiceUpdateRouteValidationTest.php`
## Refs
- TRU-128
- Slack: #afdelingsansvarlige (kunde-rapport)
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Co-authored-by: OpenClaw Backend Agent <agent@openclaw.ai>
Co-authored-by: Jeppe B <jeppe@copenhagentruckwash.io>
Co-authored-by: jeppemaxclaw[bot] <bot@jeppemaxclaw.local>
Co-authored-by: Bugfix Subagent <bugfix-subagent@openclaw.local>
Jeppe B