Struct GlVoucherRepository 

pub struct GlVoucherRepository;

The GL reconcile’s SQL. Stateless: it holds no pool, because both methods run outside the movement’s transaction — the physical movement is already committed by the time a post is emitted, and the reconcile is deliberately a separate write (the GL leg is eventually consistent).

Implementations

impl GlVoucherRepository

pub fn new() -> Self

pub async fn mark_posted( &self, pool: &PgPool, voucher: GlVoucher, voucher_id: Uuid, journal_id: Uuid, post_id: Uuid, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Reconcile a voucher from the accounting ack — the pending→posted transition.

Guarded on posting_state <> 'posted' so a repost of an already-posted voucher cannot overwrite the original journal’s ids: accounting dedupes on (source_type, source_id, posting_type) and hands back the ORIGINAL journal, and this guard is what keeps the recorded ids stable through that.

Runs org_scope::execute_scoped on the pool — the write rides the ambient org scope’s request-dedicated connection so it passes the composing decorator’s fence (ADR-0029). Undecorated (module tests) the UPDATE runs plain.

pub async fn mark_failed( &self, pool: &PgPool, voucher: GlVoucher, voucher_id: Uuid, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Record a GL rejection. The physical movement is NOT rolled back — it really happened; the voucher parks in failed and is re-drivable via the service’s repost_* entrypoints.

Same scoped-execute discipline as Self::mark_posted.

pub async fn mark_reversal_posted( &self, pool: &PgPool, voucher: GlVoucher, voucher_id: Uuid, journal_id: Uuid, post_id: Uuid, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Record the GL REVERSAL post for a cancelled voucher (council 2026-07-29, #3).

Distinct from Self::mark_posted: the original post is already posted with its own journal_id/accounting_post_id (which stay intact — the original really happened). A cancellation appends compensating SLEs and emits a posting_type='reversal' post; that reversal’s ids land in reversal_journal_id/reversal_accounting_post_id. There is no posting_state guard here — the reversal is recorded regardless of the original’s state.

pub async fn mark_not_applicable( &self, pool: &PgPool, voucher: GlVoucher, voucher_id: Uuid, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Retire a voucher’s GL leg to not_applicable — the document genuinely posts no GL under the current configuration. Two users: a landed-cost validation whose entire allocation fell on already-consumed stock (Σ remaining-share δ = 0: nothing to revalue, nothing to post), and a valuation_policy='periodic' posture whose real-time stock posts are suppressed (the periodic closing flow — a later increment — owns those legs). Idempotent: re-marking an already-retired voucher is a no-op. Same scoped-execute discipline as Self::mark_posted.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for GlVoucherRepository

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.