#50 stores provenance and lots; this is where you actually use them. That
question gets asked twice — at the seed rack in January, and standing over a bed
in May — so the answer shows up in both places.
On the plant card: vendor and a source link, plus a seed count that sits with
the actions rather than in the body, because it's what you scan down a list of
twenty packets deciding what to order. Expanding shows each lot separately with
vendor, dates, germination, cost, and its own remaining count — two lots of one
variety are two rows with independent numbers, which is the whole reason
inventory lives on the purchase rather than on the plant.
State is encoded in form as well as number: a coloured chip that says "low" or
"empty" in words, and a proportional bar. A bare number doesn't survive being
skimmed, and skimming is the actual use. "Over-planted" is a state of its own
rather than being clamped to zero — planting more than you recorded buying
happens, and hiding it defeats the point of tracking.
In the plant picker, remaining shows next to the plant you're about to place,
and a plant with several lots asks which packet it came out of. One lot
auto-attributes and zero lots stays silent: forcing that question on every
placement is how a nicety becomes an obstacle. The armed lot rides along with
the armed plant, so repeat placement keeps attributing without asking again.
External URLs are re-checked client-side before being rendered as links, and
carry rel="noopener noreferrer". The server already scheme-checks them, but a
link is rendered from whatever the client was handed — an old row, a different
server version, a tampered response — and "the backend validated it" is not a
reason to hand javascript: to an anchor tag.
Retiring a lot says plainly that the plantings survive it, since "will this wipe
my garden" is the reasonable fear.
Closes#51
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H3zbym8Doka2d7D48maSgZ
Closes#44. Two independent grids (garden + per-bed), each with a size and a snap toggle; snapping defaults off. See PR #45 for details.
Co-authored-by: Steve Dudenhoeffer <[email protected]>
Use the full Plant the picker returns (fixes the silent placement failure) and add a per-garden Seed Tray for quick repeat placing. Review fixes: disarm on tray-remove, cap load, consolidate toolbar guards, rename interface, tidy.
Closes#39.
Co-authored-by: Steve Dudenhoeffer <[email protected]>
steveandClaude Opus 4.8