Toggle paid/unpaid was duplicated across the desktop and mobile rows (optimistic
flip + Undo/paid toasts + refresh). Extracted into a shared useTogglePaid()
React Query mutation hook: the caller keeps the instant local optimistic flip,
the hook rolls it back on error and invalidates the tracker/badge caches on
settle. isPending replaces the desktop row's local loading state (badge spinner
+ un-pay confirm dialog). With useQuickPay (P3), both core Tracker write actions
are now idiomatic useMutation hooks living in one place.
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Quick-pay was duplicated verbatim in TrackerRow and MobileTrackerRow (create
payment + Undo toast + refresh, with a manual busy flag on mobile). Extracted
into a shared useQuickPay() React Query mutation hook: isPending comes for free
(replaces the quickPaySaving state), the tracker/badge caches invalidate on
settle, and the flow lives in one place. Behavior identical.
(togglePaid keeps its local optimistic flip as-is; other mutations can adopt the
same useMutation pattern incrementally.)
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M1: marking a bill paid/unpaid flips the row instantly via local optimistic
state (cleared when fresh data arrives, rolled back on error) on both desktop
and mobile rows, instead of waiting for the server round-trip.
M2: bank sync (Tracker) and the bill-modal Sync use sonner toast.promise —
one toast transitioning loading -> done -> error, replacing the manual
spinner-flag + separate success/error toasts.
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- Each bucket header gains a 'Pay all due (N)' action: one bulkPay for every
unpaid gated bill in the bucket, behind a confirm (count + total) and a single
Undo toast that deletes the created payments.
- Quick-pay and mark-paid now show a specific toast ('Rent - $1,200 paid');
quick-pay gained an Undo action to match un-pay.
- Per-bill snooze already existed in the Overdue Command Center.
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