Ingredients aren't attributable to individual batch dishes (they're one
merged/shared list for the whole prep session, unlike steps which have
`appliesTo`) — the cooked route's pantry-deduction block was unconditionally
skipped whenever batchDishId was set, so pantry was never touched for any
batch-cook recipe.
Deducts once, on the first dish marked cooked for that recipe+user (checked
via prior cookingHistory rows) — matches the fridge/freezer-day design
intent of "cook the batch once, eat dishes over several days" rather than
deducting (or trying to deduct) per individual dish.
Verified locally: first dish cooked deducted the full recipe's ingredients
from pantry; second dish cooked did not double-deduct.
recipe-form.tsx previously had no batch-cook awareness at all — editing an
AI-generated batch-cook recipe and saving silently corrupted it (steps lost
their per-dish `appliesTo` tags, recipeBatchDishes rows went stale/orphaned,
since the create/update API schemas and edit-page query never touched them).
Adds a "batch-cook recipe" toggle to the form, an editable dish list (name,
description, fridge days, freezer-friendly/note, day-of instructions), and
per-step dish tagging (click a dish chip to mark which dish(es) that step
advances; empty = shared prep). Renaming a dish propagates to any step
still tagged with the old name instead of orphaning it. Wired through
Create/Update API schemas and the edit page's query/payload.
Verified locally: created a 2-dish batch recipe from scratch through the
real form, confirmed it renders identically to an AI-generated one (grouped
steps, dishes & storage cards), edited it, renamed a dish, reloaded, and
confirmed the step tag followed the rename rather than orphaning.
recipe-form/API routes were never sending/persisting photos on create+update.
PhotoUploader accumulated uploads via a stale closure over the photos prop, so
only the last file of a multi-select survived. Once both were fixed, thumbnails
still 400'd because Next's image optimizer blocks upstream hosts resolving to
private/loopback IPs (localhost:9000 MinIO) — skip optimization for
storage-hosted photos since they're already web-sized user uploads.
Shopping list add already worked generically for batch-cook recipes —
no code needed there.
New: mark a specific batch-cook dish as "cooked today", track its
fridge expiry (cookingHistory.batchDishId), surface a "Leftovers
expiring soon" widget on the pantry page, and send a daily push+email
reminder via a new /api/internal/cron/leftover-reminders endpoint
(mirrors the weekly-digest cron pattern; doesn't use the social
notifications table, which requires a non-null actor and isn't built
for self-reminders).
Also fixes, from user-reported bugs:
- Recipe cards showed no batch-cook badge/dish-count/prep-time in some
views — added dishCount + prepMins/cookMins (now generated by the AI
and persisted) to the card component and /recipes query.
- Batch-cook descriptions occasionally contained raw markdown
(**bold**) — added explicit "plain prose only" prompt instructions
and a stripMarkdown() defensive fallback at render time.
- Truncated/cut-off descriptions — the generateObject call had no
maxOutputTokens set, so long structured responses could get cut off
mid-field; now capped explicitly at 8000.
- Generate dialogs (batch-cook + the main AI dialog) could show
buttons unreachable once the progress bar appeared mid-generation —
restructured so the action row is pinned outside the scrollable
content area, not affected by content height changes.
- /api/internal/* routes were being redirected to /login by middleware
before their own CRON_SECRET check ever ran (pre-existing bug,
affected the weekly-digest cron too) — added to PUBLIC_PATHS.
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- Fixed a real i18n bug: the checked-count line called the wrong
translation namespace and rendered the literal key on screen
- Shopping lists can now be renamed and deleted from both the list index
and detail pages (API already supported delete; rename was net new)
- Root-caused "long list UI is off": meal-plan-generated lists never set
an aisle, so every item fell into one undifferentiated "Other" bucket
despite the grouping UI existing. Added a keyword-based aisle guesser
wired into list generation (fallback only, never overrides an explicit
aisle) plus a one-click "auto-categorize" for existing lists
- Items can now be reordered by drag-and-drop within a category (dnd-kit),
recategorized via a dropdown, deleted, searched, and sorted (category /
alphabetical / unchecked-first); searching flattens the grouped view
- Fixed a separate bug: AI-generated ingredients sometimes embedded the
quantity/unit in the name itself (e.g. "2 cups flour" as one string).
Added extractIngredientQuantity() as a Zod transform at both recipe
create/update routes (the choke point every creation path funnels
through) to split it back out, plus schema descriptions on the AI
ingredient schemas as a prevention layer
New migration 0028 (shopping_list_items.sort_order), left unapplied like
the others. Verified with typecheck, lint, and a clean --no-cache docker
build.
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Five S-sized items from HANDOFF.md's new-features backlog, all wiring up
previously-orphaned infra:
- createNotification now sends web push + email for every notification type
(follow/comment/reply/reaction/rating/mention), not just comments
- Personal recipe notes: private per-user notes on any viewable recipe
(recipeNotes table had zero API/UI before this)
- Recipe fork/clone: deep-copies a viewable recipe into your own library as
a private draft, linked via recipeVariations, respects tier quota
- Pantry-aware shopping lists: meal-plan-generated lists now subtract
on-hand pantry quantities (ingredientId match, falling back to normalized
name match) and flag partial/ambiguous matches instead of guessing
- GDPR data export: downloadable JSON of a user's own content and activity
across every relevant table, secrets/internal tables excluded
New migrations 0025 (unique index for recipe-notes upsert) and 0026
(shopping_list_items.in_pantry) generated, left unapplied like 0023/0024.
Verified with typecheck, lint, and a full local `docker build`.
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Full audit (bugs/UI-UX/backend/feature-gap) turned up a money-leak AI quota
bypass, webhook SSRF, and a long tail of missing pagination/auth/a11y work.
Fixes land together since HANDOFF.md tracked them as one backlog.
- AI routes charge tier quota before generating; nutrition POST is author-only
- Webhook dispatch re-validates URL per delivery (SSRF/DNS-rebinding), treats
redirects as failures; recipe.published now actually dispatches
- New indexes/unique constraints on recipes, meal-planning, comments FK cascade
- Recipe PUT/restore snapshot only inside the transaction, after validation
- Recipe DELETE cleans up S3 objects (recipe + review photos)
- Optimistic UI (favorite/star/follow/shopping-list) rolls back on failure
- Upload presign enforces file size cap + per-tier storage quota
- Route-level loading/error/not-found states across (app), admin, and root
- middleware.ts guards (app)/admin; requireAdmin checks DB role, not cached
session; rate limiting applied to both session and API-key branches,
bucketed per key; Stripe webhook dedupes by event id
- Pagination added to recipes, feed, profile, comments, pantry, admin tables
- Nav shows real avatar + profile link + dark-mode toggle; destructive actions
standardized on AlertDialog
- Unsaved-changes guard + real ingredient/step validation on recipe form;
canonical /recipes/[id] used in-app; next/image migration; aria-labels and
alt text across icon buttons, avatars, recipe photos
- packages/api-types removed (zero callers, too drifted to safely rewire);
openapi.ts and ai-keys error shape drift fixed; BYOK decrypt failures now
surface instead of silently falling back to the platform key
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Users can rate a recipe with review text and an optional photo. Adds
ratings.photo_key column, a reviews list endpoint, and a review-purpose
presign path (reviewer isn't the recipe owner, so the upload
authorization differs from cover-photo uploads).
Also fixes CSP connect-src/img-src to allow the storage origin —
direct-to-S3/MinIO presigned uploads and stored images were silently
blocked by Content-Security-Policy in the browser.
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Parse @username in comment content, notify mentioned users (dedup
against recipe-author/parent-author who are already notified via
comment/reply), and render @username as a link to their profile.
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- user_blocks table (composite PK), Block/Unblock button on profiles.
Blocking severs any existing follow relationship both ways and
prevents the blocked party from following, commenting on the
blocker's recipes, or the blocker from seeing their comments.
- reports table (recipe/comment/user targets, pending/reviewed/
dismissed status). ReportButton on comments, admin review queue at
/admin/reports with dismiss/mark-reviewed actions, audit-logged.
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Part of the social-feature backlog (follow, comments, reactions, ratings,
feed, threading) audited earlier — see conversation.
- notifications table: follow/comment/reply/reaction/rating events,
replaces the fully-dead feed_items table (feed_item_type enum existed
but had zero references anywhere in the codebase).
- Bell UI in the nav with unread badge, mark-all-read, 30s poll.
- Rate limiting on comment posting (20/min), follow/unfollow (30/min),
and comment reactions (60/min) — previously unthrottled.
- /recipes/[id] queried by (id, authorId=session.user) only, so any
recipe not owned by the viewer 404'd regardless of visibility.
Widen the query to include public/unlisted recipes and gate the
owner-only actions (edit, delete, version history, translate, AI
content generation) behind an isOwner check.
- user_follows had no primary key/unique constraint, so the follow
route's onConflictDoNothing() was a silent no-op — concurrent follow
clicks could insert duplicate rows and inflate follower counts. Add
a composite primary key on (follower_id, following_id).
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