technosexual 20f41b444a fix: don't enforce write-time transfer rules when reading transactions (#7) ...

TransactionRead inherited TransactionBase's model_validator, so the rules a
new row must satisfy were also applied on the way out, to rows already in
the database. A row can stop satisfying them through no fault of its own:
transactions.transfer_account_id is ON DELETE SET NULL, so deleting an
account leaves every transfer that pointed at it without a destination.

The result was that deleting an account could 500 the entire transactions
list — permanently, and with the list gone there was no way in the UI to
find and delete the offending row.

The fields move to TransactionFields, which reading uses; TransactionBase
keeps the invariants for the write path. The frontend already tolerates a
missing destination (TransactionsTable renders the transfer suffix only when
transfer_account_id is set, and the edit modal makes you pick a destination
before saving), so such a row is now visible, editable and deletable
instead of fatal.

2026-08-30 18:10:23 +03:00

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