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Real prosthetic production isn't a one-way pipeline — the work moves
between lab and clinic multiple times. After substructure is produced
the lab hands it to the clinic for a fitting, the clinic approves it
back to the lab, the lab builds the superstructure, hands it back for
a second fitting, the clinic approves again, the lab does cila/bitim,
and finally delivers it to the clinic for handover to the patient.
Previously we only had a single 'advance step' action callable by the
lab, which collapsed all of that into a linear forward push and didn't
capture who physically had the work at any given moment.
DB
- New jobs.location enum (at_clinic | at_lab, default at_clinic).
- Existing jobs keep working via a 'location ?? at_lab' fallback in
code; no manual backfill required for the four test rows.
State machine
- acceptJobAction (lab): pending → in_progress, currentStep=alt_yapi_prova,
location=at_lab. Skips the implicit 'olcu' production step now that
accepting the job means the lab has the impression in hand.
- handToClinicAction (lab, NEW): at_lab → at_clinic, step stays the
same. If step is cila_bitim, status becomes 'sent' (final delivery)
and finance sync fires.
- approveAtClinicAction (clinic, NEW): at_clinic → at_lab, step
advances to the next stage so the lab knows what to produce next.
- markDeliveredAction unchanged — clinic confirms the final handoff.
- advanceStepAction removed; its single forward push doesn't fit the
new bidirectional flow.
UI
- JobActionsPanel now picks the right button from the role + status +
location matrix:
* Lab + pending → 'İşleme Al'
* Lab + in_progress + at_lab + cila_bitim → 'Cila Bitim — Nihai Teslime Gönder'
* Lab + in_progress + at_lab + other → '{stage} Provaya Gönder'
* Clinic + in_progress + at_clinic → '{stage} Provası Tamam'
* Clinic + sent → 'Teslim Aldım'
* Both + pending → 'İptal Et'
- Job detail surfaces a new 'Şu An' info row that resolves to a
human-readable location ('Klinikte', 'Laboratuvarda', 'Hasta'ya
teslim edildi', ...) so anyone glancing at the page can tell where
the work physically is.