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  "notes": "### Added\n- **Settings banner (90-day) and permanent Restore action to roll back a category migration from the automatic pre-migration backup** (Settings → *Categories*): after a v2→v1 migration, a dismissable banner (`ShieldCheck` icon) now appears at the top of the Categories card for 90 days, pointing at the automatic SREF backup written by `categoryBackupService`. A dedicated *Restore a backup* entry stays available below the migrate link as long as a migration is recorded — even past the 90-day window — so the rollback is never lost. The confirm modal reads the `last_categories_migration` journal for its timestamp and backup path, enforces a two-step confirmation with a red *Restore* button, falls back to a file picker when the recorded path is missing on disk, prompts for the profile PIN when the SREF file is encrypted, and on success resets `categories_schema_version=v2` and stamps `reverted_at` on the journal before reloading the app. The banner hides automatically once the migration has been reverted. New Tauri command `file_exists` for the pre-flight presence check, new `categoryRestoreService` wrapping `read_import_file` + `importTransactionsWithCategories` with stable error codes (#122)\n- **3-step category migration page** (route `/settings/categories/migrate`, Settings → *Migrate to the standard structure*): legacy v2 profiles can now opt in to migrate to the new v1 IPC taxonomy through a guided flow — *Discover* (read-only tree reused from the guide page), *Simulate* (3-column dry-run table with high / medium / low / needs-review confidence badges, a clickable side panel showing the first 50 affected transactions per row, inline target picker for unresolved rows, next button blocked until every row is resolved), and *Consent* (checklist + optional PIN field for protected profiles + 4-step loader). On confirm, the page creates a verified SREF backup via `categoryBackupService` (mandatory, abort on failure with no DB write) and then runs an atomic SQL transaction via the new `categoryMigrationService.applyMigration(plan, backup)` — BEGIN → INSERT v1 taxonomy → UPDATE transactions / budgets / budget_templates / keywords / suppliers to the new v1 category ids → reparent custom categories under a new *Custom categories (migration)* parent → soft-deactivate the v2 seed categories → bump `categories_schema_version='v1'` and journal the run in `user_preferences.last_categories_migration` → COMMIT. Any thrown error triggers ROLLBACK so the profile stays in its pre-migration state. Success and error screens surface the backup path and (for success) the counts of rows inserted / transactions, keywords and budgets migrated (#121)\n- **Dashboard banner inviting v2 profiles to discover the new v1 IPC category taxonomy**: legacy profiles (tagged `categories_schema_version='v2'`) now see a dismissable banner at the top of the Dashboard pointing to the new standard categories guide page. The banner is non-destructive (read-only CTA, no category changes), only shown to v2 profiles (new v1-seeded profiles never see it), and its dismissal is persisted in `user_preferences` under `categories_v1_banner_dismissed` so it never reappears once closed (#118)\n- **Standard categories guide page** (Settings → *Standard category structure*, route `/settings/categories/standard`): new read-only page that exposes the full v1 IPC taxonomy as a navigable tree with expand/collapse per root, a live category counter (roots · subcategories · leaves · total), accent-insensitive full-text search over translated names, hover tooltips showing the `i18n_key` / type / ID of each node, and a *Export as PDF* button that triggers the browser print dialog. A dedicated `@media print` rule forces every branch to render fully expanded regardless of the on-screen collapse state. All labels resolve via `categoriesSeed.*` with `name` as fallback for future custom rows. No database writes, no destructive actions (#117)\n- **IPC-aligned categories seed for new profiles**: brand-new profiles are now seeded with the v1 IPC (Indice des prix à la consommation) taxonomy — a structured hierarchy aligned with Statistics Canada consumer price index categories. Category labels are now translated dynamically from the `categoriesSeed.*` i18n namespace (FR/EN), so seed categories display in the user's current language. Existing profiles remain on the legacy v2 seed, marked via a new `categories_schema_version` user preference (a later migration wizard will offer the v2→v1 transition). Internally: nullable `categories.i18n_key` column added in migration v8 (additive only), `src/data/categoryTaxonomyV1.json` bundled as the TS-side source of truth, `CategoryTree` and `CategoryCombobox` renderers fall back to the raw `name` when no translation key is present (user-created rows) (#115)",
  "pub_date": "2026-04-22T00:39:29Z",
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