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This pull request prepares a new release, version 1.0.45, for the @exactly/mobile package. The primary change included is to 'include installments fee in payment details'. My review of the underlying code for this change has uncovered a critical issue in src/components/activity/details/PaymentDetails.tsx. There is an inconsistency in how fees are calculated for multi-installment payments. This could result in displaying incorrect per-installment amounts to users, which is a significant issue for a financial application. I have detailed the problem and a suggested fix in a comment on the CHANGELOG.md file, as the affected code file is not part of this pull request's diff. It is highly recommended to address this before merging the release.
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| - [#617](https://github.com/exactly/exa/pull/617) [`b3153b8`](https://github.com/exactly/exa/commit/b3153b8ae245cc70a31b9c6ebcc9e60423e0245a) Thanks [@itofarina](https://github.com/itofarina)! - 🐛 include installments fee in payment details |
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There appears to be a potential bug in the implementation of the feature described in this changelog entry.
In src/components/activity/details/PaymentDetails.tsx, the calculation for the per-installment amount for multi-installment plans (item.mode > 1) seems inconsistent with the calculation for the total amount.
- The per-installment amount (lines 72-76) is derived from
item.usdAmount + (item as InstallmentsActivity).borrow.fee. - The total amount (lines 91-99) is calculated using
(item as InstallmentsActivity).borrow.installments.reduce((accumulator, installment) => accumulator + installment.fee, item.usdAmount).
The reduce method for the total amount is likely the correct source of truth for the sum of all fees. However, the per-installment calculation uses item.borrow.fee, which may not be the correct total fee. This can lead to displaying an incorrect amount for each installment.
This is a critical issue as it involves displaying incorrect financial data to the user.
To ensure consistency and correctness, the per-installment amount should be calculated based on the same total amount logic. Here is a suggested refactor:
// In PaymentDetails.tsx, for the item.mode > 1 case:
// Use the same logic as the total amount calculation to get the total fee.
const totalFee = (item as InstallmentsActivity).borrow.installments.reduce(
(accumulator, installment) => accumulator + installment.fee,
0,
);
// Then, in the JSX for per-installment amount:
{item.mode > 1 &&
((item.usdAmount + totalFee) / (item as InstallmentsActivity).borrow.installments.length).toFixed(2)}
// The total amount calculation is already correct.
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🐛 include installments fee in payment details" exceeds 120 characters; split it
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[#621](https://github.com/exactly/exa/pull/621)
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3-3: Version bump is correct.The patch version update from 0.2.46 to 0.2.47 correctly reflects the release and aligns with the changelog entry for PR #621.
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3-3: LGTM! Version bump is consistent with release.The patch version bump to 1.0.45 aligns with the PR objectives and follows semantic versioning for the changes included (installments fee in payment details from PR #617).
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