The bank-account filter rendered "Please select a client" even when a
client was set on the rule. Two causes:
- Inside (fc/with-field :transaction-rule/bank-account ...) the cursor is
rebound to the bank-account field, so (:transaction-rule/client
(fc/field-value)) read the nil bank-account value and the server
rendered the placeholder. The clientId watcher only fires on change, so
when editing (client preset, unchanged) the htmx swap never corrected
it. Read the client from the form root before entering the field.
- The clientId-change swap used innerHTML, nesting a fresh typeahead
inside the stale one and breaking its Alpine refs. Use outerHTML so the
typeahead is replaced in place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The EditModal step body wrapped all rule fields in a nested
<form id="my-form"> inside the wizard's own #wizard-form. By HTML
form-ownership rules those fields belonged to the inner form, so when
htmx serialized #wizard-form on Next, none of the step-params fields
were sent. The server saw an empty rule, reported "required" for
description/accounts, and re-rendered a blank wizard (losing input).
Replace the nested <form> with a plain <div>; the wizard form already
owns submission, so the inner form and its htmx attributes were
redundant.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add vendor-changed HTMX handlers for both bulk code and individual edit
- Pre-populate default account at 100% when vendor is selected and no accounts exist
- Fix render-accounts-section to render from step-params correctly
- Change bulk code vendor-changed from hx-get to hx-post to include form data
- Add routes for vendor-changed endpoints
- Update e2e tests to cover vendor pre-population
- Run lein cljfmt fix across codebase
