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Show payment metrics #405
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Couple things but generally looks like its on the right track
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couple bugs, and as usual this would really benefit from tests, since this is pretty complicated work, and it will be difficult to visually determine if it is fully correct
for payment in payments: | ||
paid += payment.amount | ||
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while paid > current_work.payment_accrued: |
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This is missing the logic deducts from the total paid when we assign that payment to a completed work. Right now this will run forever in most cases, because the total paid out is always greater than what is due for the next completed work. For example if each work accrues $5 and the first payment was $10, 10 is always greater than 5. We need to deduct what we are assigning to the work, or keep a similar running total for what we owe.
https://dimagi.atlassian.net/browse/CCCT-493