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Expand half of the recommendation_materials retirement (ADR-0017). A Plan Measure installs a single Product, so thread its catalogue id end to end — Product.id -> MeasureOption.material_id -> PlanMeasure.material_id -> recommendation.material_id — replacing the per-material BOM child table with one nullable column on the row. ProductPostgresRepository reads the id from MaterialRow; the four fabric generators set it on their Option; the orchestrator carries it onto the Plan Measure; the mirror declares + maps the column. Optional throughout (the JSON stopgap catalogue carries no ids -> NULL). The multi-measure integration test now pins each persisted measure's material_id to its seeded MaterialRow id. Migration spec (live column must be added before this deploys; contraction is the owner's next step) in docs/migrations/recommendation-material-id.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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820 B
Python
22 lines
820 B
Python
"""Product — a catalogue entry a Measure Option installs.
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Carries the data needed to price an Option: a fully-loaded unit cost and the
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per-Measure-Type contingency rate carried alongside it (CONTEXT.md). The
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catalogue is equipment-dominated (heat pumps, glazing, PV) — hence "Product",
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not "material". Read via a `ProductRepository`.
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"""
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from dataclasses import dataclass
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from typing import Optional
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@dataclass(frozen=True)
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class Product:
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measure_type: str
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unit_cost_per_m2: float
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contingency_rate: float
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# The catalogue row id, threaded onto the persisted Plan Measure as
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# ``recommendation.material_id`` (the single-material reference that replaces
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# the retired ``recommendation_materials`` BOM). Optional: the JSON
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# stopgap catalogue carries no ids.
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id: Optional[int] = None
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