get_budget_status() summed only transactions whose category_id matched the
budgeted category exactly, while the Dashboard breakdown and the category
report both roll a subcategory's spending up into its parent
(coalesce(parent_id, id) in dashboard_service.py and reports_service.py).
With one level of subcategories — the app supports exactly one — a budget on
"Housing & Utilities" ignored everything filed under "Rent": the Dashboard
showed 900 spent for the month and the Budget page showed 0 of 1000 for the
same category, same month. Since insights_service's over-budget alert reads
this same status, the alert stayed silent too.
Budgets now count the budgeted category plus its children, matching the
rollup the other two screens already use. A subcategory that has a budget of
its own keeps tracking its own spending, so both bars move against their own
limits — that case is pinned by a test as well.
backend/tests/: 33 pytest tests against a real Postgres database
(aurum_test, created/migrated/dropped per run) exercised through the actual
HTTP API — not sqlite, not mocks, and the real `aurum` database is never
opened (app lifespan is skipped, get_session is overridden per test).
Covers transaction category-kind validation, year/month/date-range
filtering and pagination, dashboard summary arithmetic, budget status, cash
flow, and the /transactions/years picker.
e2e/: 6 Playwright specs driving a real browser against a fully separate
throwaway docker-compose stack (run.sh: separate project name, database,
port, and volume, torn down with `down -v` on exit) — regression coverage
for the Recent Transactions month bug, the Card grid-overflow bug, the
frozen-year bug, the Net Worth default range, and the Dashboard->
Transactions deep link, all fixed earlier this session.
Also synced the backend's APP_VERSION constant (stale at 0.15.2, embedded
in exported backups) with the frontend version.
