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  • Invoice object
  • Credit object
  • Discount object

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  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive invoicing with lifecycle statuses (pending, due, succeeded, etc.) and finalization logic.
    • Introduced discounts (fixed and percentage) with automatic calculation and management.
    • Added credits support with tracking, automatic consumption, and status updates.
    • Totals now account for discounts, credits, tax, and VAT; includes array-based import/export for integrations.
  • Tests

    • Added extensive unit tests covering invoices, discounts, credits, calculations, status transitions, and serialization.

- Invoice object
- Credit object
- Discount object
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Walkthrough

Adds three new classes: Credit, Discount, and Invoice, implementing credit/discount modeling, application, and invoice lifecycle with serialization. Introduces corresponding PHPUnit test suites validating construction, getters/setters, calculations, application order, status transitions, and (de)serialization for all new entities.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Value Object: Credit
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php
New Credit class with status constants, getters/setters, credit usage logic, applied/fully-used checks, array (de)serialization, and factory from array.
Value Object: Discount
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php
New Discount class with fixed/percentage types, getters/setters, validation, discount calculation, and array (de)serialization with factory.
Aggregate: Invoice
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php
New Invoice class with statuses, amounts, currency, address, discounts/credits management, application order, finalize flow, status transitions, totals tracking, and array (de)serialization.
Tests: Credit
tests/Pay/Credit/CreditTest.php
New PHPUnit tests covering initialization, getters/setters, usage paths, status changes, and (de)serialization for Credit.
Tests: Discount
tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php
New PHPUnit tests for Discount covering construction, getters/setters, fixed/percentage calculations, serialization; fromArray tests present but skipped.
Tests: Invoice
tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php
New PHPUnit tests for Invoice covering construction, amounts, status transitions, discounts/credits management and application, finalize flow, and (de)serialization.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant C as Client
  participant I as Invoice
  participant D as Discount
  participant R as Credit

  rect rgba(230,240,255,0.6)
  note right of I: Initialization
  C->>I: new Invoice(id, amount, ...discounts, credits)
  I->>I: setDiscounts()/setCredits()<br/>(normalize arrays to objects)
  end

  rect rgba(235,255,235,0.6)
  note over I: Finalize
  C->>I: finalize()
  I->>I: gross = round(amount, 2)
  loop for each Discount
    I->>D: calculateDiscount(gross)
    D-->>I: discountAmount
    I->>I: gross -= discountAmount
  end
  I->>I: gross += round(taxAmount) + round(vatAmount)
  alt Credits available
    loop for each Credit
      I->>R: useCredits(gross)
      R-->>I: used
      I->>I: gross -= used<br/>track creditsUsed, credit IDs
    end
  end
  alt gross == 0
    I->>I: status = SUCCEEDED
  else gross < minimum
    I->>I: status = CANCELLED
  else
    I->>I: status = DUE
  end
  I-->>C: Invoice (updated)
  end
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sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant I as Invoice
  participant R as Credit[*]

  I->>I: applyCredits()
  loop credits
    I->>R: useCredits(gross)
    R-->>I: usedAmount
    I->>I: gross -= usedAmount<br/>creditsUsed += usedAmount<br/>collect credit ID
  end
  I-->>I: updated gross, creditsUsed, credit IDs
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A whisk of ears, a hop of delight,
Discounts dance left, credits nibble right—
Invoices line up, neat and bright,
Totals tallied under moonlight.
I thump approval, paws held tight:
Applied, succeeded—what a night! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Nitpick comments (15)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (2)

98-107: Add return type declaration for consistency

The toArray method lacks a return type declaration while other methods have them.

-public function toArray()
+public function toArray(): array
 {
     return [
         'id' => $this->id,
         'amount' => $this->amount,
         'value' => $this->value,
         'description' => $this->description,
         'type' => $this->type,
     ];
 }

109-120: Add parameter and return type declarations

The fromArray method lacks type declarations for both parameter and return type.

-public static function fromArray($data)
+public static function fromArray(array $data): self
 {
     $discount = new self(
         $data['id'] ?? $data['$id'] ?? '',
         $data['value'] ?? 0,
         $data['amount'] ?? 0,
         $data['description'] ?? '',
         $data['type'] ?? self::TYPE_FIXED,
     );
 
     return $discount;
 }
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (4)

16-17: PHPDoc type hint inconsistency

The PHPDoc comment indicates @param int $creditsUsed but the constructor accepts float $creditsUsed.

 /**
  * @param  string  $id
  * @param  float  $credits
- * @param  int  $creditsUsed
+ * @param  float  $creditsUsed
  * @param  string  $status
  */

86-88: Potential floating-point comparison issue

Using strict equality (===) with floating-point numbers can be unreliable due to precision issues.

Consider using a small epsilon for comparison:

-if ($this->credits === 0) {
+if ($this->credits < 0.0001) {
     $this->status = self::STATUS_APPLIED;
 }

93-98: Missing parameter type declaration

The setStatus method parameter lacks a type declaration while other setters have them.

-public function setStatus($status): static
+public function setStatus(string $status): static
 {
     $this->status = $status;
 
     return $this;
 }

100-103: Potential floating-point comparison issue

Similar to the previous issue, using strict equality with floats can be problematic.

 public function isFullyUsed(): bool
 {
-    return $this->credits === 0 || $this->status === self::STATUS_APPLIED;
+    return $this->credits < 0.0001 || $this->status === self::STATUS_APPLIED;
 }
tests/Pay/Credit/CreditTest.php (2)

82-87: Remove unnecessary conditional logic in test

The test includes defensive code that shouldn't be necessary if the implementation is correct. Tests should assert expected behavior, not work around potential bugs.

 // Check if status is applied when credits are zero
-// If the implementation doesn't change the status, we need to manually call markAsApplied
-if ($this->credit->getStatus() !== Credit::STATUS_APPLIED) {
-    $this->credit->markAsApplied();
-}
 $this->assertEquals(Credit::STATUS_APPLIED, $this->credit->getStatus());

98-104: Remove unnecessary conditional logic in test

Same issue as above - the test should assert the expected behavior directly.

 // Check if status is applied when credits are zero
-// If the implementation doesn't change the status, we need to manually call markAsApplied
-if ($this->credit->getStatus() !== Credit::STATUS_APPLIED) {
-    $this->credit->markAsApplied();
-}
 $this->assertEquals(Credit::STATUS_APPLIED, $this->credit->getStatus());
tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php (1)

333-339: Remove unnecessary conditional logic in test

Similar to the Credit tests, this defensive code shouldn't be needed if the implementation is correct.

-// The implementation may use different logic for setting status
-// Adjust based on the actual implementation
-if ($this->invoice->getStatus() !== Invoice::STATUS_SUCCEEDED) {
-    $this->invoice->markAsSucceeded();
-}
-
 $this->assertEquals(Invoice::STATUS_SUCCEEDED, $this->invoice->getStatus());
tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php (1)

109-120: Incorrect handling of negative invoice amounts

The test wraps the discount calculation with max(0, ...) which hides the actual behavior. The implementation should handle negative amounts properly, and the test should verify that behavior directly.

 public function testCalculateDiscountWithNegativeInvoiceAmount(): void
 {
     $invoiceAmount = -50.0;
 
-    // Assuming the implementation should handle negative amounts safely
-    // Adjust based on the expected behavior in your application
-    $fixedDiscountAmount = max(0, $this->fixedDiscount->calculateDiscount($invoiceAmount));
-    $percentageDiscountAmount = max(0, $this->percentageDiscount->calculateDiscount($invoiceAmount));
+    $fixedDiscountAmount = $this->fixedDiscount->calculateDiscount($invoiceAmount);
+    $percentageDiscountAmount = $this->percentageDiscount->calculateDiscount($invoiceAmount);
 
     $this->assertEquals(0, $fixedDiscountAmount);
-    $this->assertEquals(0, $percentageDiscountAmount);
+    // Percentage of negative amount would be negative
+    $this->assertEquals(-5.0, $percentageDiscountAmount);
 }

Note: The implementation should probably return 0 for negative amounts, but the test should verify the actual behavior.

src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (5)

141-141: Unnecessary array check

The parameter is already type-hinted as array, so checking is_array($discounts) is redundant.

 public function setDiscounts(array $discounts): static
 {
     // Handle both arrays of Discount objects and arrays of arrays
-    if (is_array($discounts)) {
         $discountObjects = [];
         foreach ($discounts as $discount) {
             if ($discount instanceof Discount) {
                 $discountObjects[] = $discount;
             } elseif (is_array($discount)) {
                 // Convert array to Discount object for backward compatibility
                 $discountObjects[] = new Discount(
                     $discount['id'] ?? uniqid('discount_'),
                     $discount['value'] ?? 0,
                     $discount['amount'] ?? 0,
                     $discount['description'] ?? '',
                     $discount['type'] ?? Discount::TYPE_FIXED
                 );
             } else {
                 throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Discount must be either a Discount object or an array');
             }
         }
         $this->discounts = $discountObjects;
-    } else {
-        throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Discounts must be an array');
-    }
 
     return $this;
 }

234-237: Add parameter type declaration and return type

The isBelowMinimumAmount method lacks type declarations.

-public function isBelowMinimumAmount($minimumAmount = 0.50)
+public function isBelowMinimumAmount(float $minimumAmount = 0.50): bool
 {
     return $this->grossAmount < $minimumAmount;
 }

239-242: Potential floating-point comparison issue

Using == for float comparison can be unreliable.

 public function isZeroAmount(): bool
 {
-    return $this->grossAmount == 0;
+    return abs($this->grossAmount) < 0.0001;
 }

311-312: Unreachable/unnecessary code in applyCredits

The condition at Line 311 checks if $amount == 0 and breaks, but Line 319-321 has an unnecessary check for isZeroAmount() which would never be true at that point, and the continue statement in a loop that's about to check the same condition is redundant.

 foreach ($this->credits as $credit) {
     if ($amount == 0) {
         break;
     }
 
     $creditToUse = $credit->useCredits($amount);
     $amount = $amount - $creditToUse;
     $totalCreditsUsed += $creditToUse;
     $creditsIds[] = $credit->getId();
-    if ($this->isZeroAmount()) {
-        continue;
-    }
 }

Also applies to: 319-321, 338-340


429-431: Array keys may not be preserved after filtering

Using array_filter without array_values may result in non-sequential array keys, which could cause issues if the array is expected to have sequential numeric keys.

 public function removeDiscountById(string $id): static
 {
-    $this->discounts = array_filter($this->discounts, function ($discount) use ($id) {
+    $this->discounts = array_values(array_filter($this->discounts, function ($discount) use ($id) {
         return $discount->getId() !== $id;
-    });
+    }));
 
     return $this;
 }
 public function removeCreditById(string $id): static
 {
-    $this->credits = array_filter($this->credits, function ($credit) use ($id) {
+    $this->credits = array_values(array_filter($this->credits, function ($credit) use ($id) {
         return $credit->getId() !== $id;
-    });
+    }));
 
     return $this;
 }

Also applies to: 438-440

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  • src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (1 hunks)
  • src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (1 hunks)
  • src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/Pay/Credit/CreditTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php (1 hunks)
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tests/Pay/Credit/CreditTest.php (2)
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (3)
  • Credit (5-123)
  • markAsApplied (28-33)
  • useCredits (76-91)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (9)
  • getId (57-60)
  • getCredits (264-267)
  • getCreditsUsed (174-177)
  • getStatus (72-75)
  • setCredits (269-285)
  • setCreditsUsed (179-184)
  • setStatus (198-203)
  • toArray (445-461)
  • fromArray (463-492)
tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php (2)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (14)
  • Discount (5-121)
  • getId (22-25)
  • getValue (70-73)
  • getAmount (34-37)
  • getDescription (46-49)
  • getType (58-61)
  • setId (27-32)
  • setValue (75-80)
  • setAmount (39-44)
  • setDescription (51-56)
  • setType (63-68)
  • calculateDiscount (82-91)
  • toArray (98-107)
  • fromArray (109-120)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (4)
  • getId (57-60)
  • getAmount (62-65)
  • toArray (445-461)
  • fromArray (463-492)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (2)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (3)
  • __construct (38-55)
  • toArray (445-461)
  • fromArray (463-492)
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (3)
  • __construct (19-21)
  • toArray (114-122)
  • fromArray (105-112)
tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php (3)
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (1)
  • Credit (5-123)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (3)
  • Discount (5-121)
  • toArray (98-107)
  • fromArray (109-120)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (28)
  • Invoice (8-493)
  • getGrossAmount (85-88)
  • getTaxAmount (97-100)
  • getVatAmount (109-112)
  • setGrossAmount (90-95)
  • setTaxAmount (102-107)
  • setVatAmount (114-119)
  • setStatus (198-203)
  • markAsPaid (80-83)
  • markAsDue (205-210)
  • markAsSucceeded (215-220)
  • markAsCancelled (222-227)
  • setDiscounts (138-165)
  • setCredits (269-285)
  • applyDiscounts (332-353)
  • applyCredits (304-330)
  • finalize (355-383)
  • toArray (445-461)
  • fromArray (463-492)
  • hasDiscounts (385-388)
  • hasCredits (390-393)
  • findDiscountById (405-414)
  • findCreditById (416-425)
  • removeDiscountById (427-434)
  • removeCreditById (436-443)
  • isNegativeAmount (229-232)
  • isZeroAmount (239-242)
  • isBelowMinimumAmount (234-237)
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (2)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (10)
  • __construct (38-55)
  • getStatus (72-75)
  • getId (57-60)
  • getCredits (264-267)
  • setCredits (269-285)
  • getCreditsUsed (174-177)
  • setCreditsUsed (179-184)
  • setStatus (198-203)
  • fromArray (463-492)
  • toArray (445-461)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (4)
  • __construct (18-20)
  • getId (22-25)
  • fromArray (109-120)
  • toArray (98-107)
src/Pay/Invoice/Invoice.php (2)
src/Pay/Credit/Credit.php (12)
  • Credit (5-123)
  • __construct (19-21)
  • setCredits (52-57)
  • getId (35-38)
  • getStatus (23-26)
  • getCreditsUsed (59-62)
  • setCreditsUsed (64-69)
  • setStatus (93-98)
  • toArray (114-122)
  • getCredits (47-50)
  • fromArray (105-112)
  • useCredits (76-91)
src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (7)
  • Discount (5-121)
  • __construct (18-20)
  • getId (22-25)
  • getAmount (34-37)
  • toArray (98-107)
  • fromArray (109-120)
  • calculateDiscount (82-91)
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src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php (1)

93-96: Operator precedence issue in validation logic

The condition has incorrect operator precedence. The || operator will make this return true whenever $this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE regardless of the value check.

Add parentheses to fix the logical grouping:

 public function isValid(): bool
 {
-    return $this->amount > 0 && $this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED || $this->value > 0 && $this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE;
+    return ($this->amount > 0 && $this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED) || ($this->value > 0 && $this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE);
 }

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

Comment on lines +82 to +91
public function calculateDiscount(float $amount): float
{
if ($this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED) {
return min($this->amount, $amount);
} elseif ($this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE) {
return ($this->value / 100) * $amount;
}

return 0;
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fixed discount calculation uses $this->amount instead of $this->value

The calculation for TYPE_FIXED discounts uses $this->amount (Line 85) while TYPE_PERCENTAGE uses $this->value (Line 87). This inconsistency is confusing and error-prone.

For fixed discounts, both value and amount are typically set to the same value (as seen in the tests), but conceptually value should be the discount value to apply, while amount might serve a different purpose (e.g., tracking total discount given).

Consider using $this->value consistently for both discount types:

 public function calculateDiscount(float $amount): float
 {
     if ($this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED) {
-        return min($this->amount, $amount);
+        return min($this->value, $amount);
     } elseif ($this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE) {
         return ($this->value / 100) * $amount;
     }
 
     return 0;
 }
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public function calculateDiscount(float $amount): float
{
if ($this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED) {
return min($this->amount, $amount);
} elseif ($this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE) {
return ($this->value / 100) * $amount;
}
return 0;
}
public function calculateDiscount(float $amount): float
{
if ($this->type === self::TYPE_FIXED) {
return min($this->value, $amount);
} elseif ($this->type === self::TYPE_PERCENTAGE) {
return ($this->value / 100) * $amount;
}
return 0;
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/Pay/Discount/Discount.php around lines 82 to 91, the TYPE_FIXED branch
uses $this->amount instead of $this->value which is inconsistent with the
TYPE_PERCENTAGE branch; change the fixed-discount calculation to use
$this->value (e.g., return min($this->value, $amount)) so both discount types
use the intended discount value property while preserving the cap at the
transaction amount.

Comment on lines +140 to +161
public function testFromArray(): void
{
// Data should match the order expected by fromArray method
// Check actual fromArray implementation
$this->markTestSkipped('fromArray method implementation is incorrect in the Discount class and needs to be fixed');

$data = [
'id' => 'discount-789',
'amount' => 30.0,
'value' => 30.0,
'description' => 'From Array Discount',
'type' => Discount::TYPE_FIXED,
];

$discount = Discount::fromArray($data);

$this->assertEquals($data['id'], $discount->getId());
$this->assertEquals($data['value'], $discount->getValue());
$this->assertEquals($data['amount'], $discount->getAmount());
$this->assertEquals($data['description'], $discount->getDescription());
$this->assertEquals($data['type'], $discount->getType());
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Re-enable the skipped fromArray tests

These tests are marked as skipped but they appear to test valid functionality. If there's an issue with the implementation, it should be fixed rather than skipping the tests.

Remove the markTestSkipped calls and ensure the tests pass. The fromArray implementation in Discount.php appears correct based on the code review.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php around lines 140 to 161, remove the call
to $this->markTestSkipped(...) so the fromArray test runs, then verify and if
failing fix Discount::fromArray to accept the provided associative keys
('id','amount','value','description','type') and map them to the Discount
object's properties in the same order/assertions used by the test (id, value,
amount, description, type); update fromArray to handle missing keys safely or
throw a clear exception, run the test suite and adjust mapping until the
assertions pass.

Comment on lines +163 to +181
public function testFromArrayWithMinimalData(): void
{
// Data should match the order expected by fromArray method
// Check actual fromArray implementation
$this->markTestSkipped('fromArray method implementation is incorrect in the Discount class and needs to be fixed');

$data = [
'id' => 'discount-789',
'value' => 30.0,
];

$discount = Discount::fromArray($data);

$this->assertEquals($data['id'], $discount->getId());
$this->assertEquals($data['value'], $discount->getValue());
$this->assertEquals(0, $discount->getAmount());
$this->assertEquals('', $discount->getDescription());
$this->assertEquals(Discount::TYPE_FIXED, $discount->getType());
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Re-enable the skipped fromArray test

Same issue as above - this test should be enabled.

Remove the markTestSkipped call and ensure the test passes.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/Pay/Discount/DiscountTest.php around lines 163 to 181, remove the
markTestSkipped call and re-enable the test; to make it pass, update the
Discount::fromArray implementation to accept an associative array with optional
keys and provide sensible defaults: set id and value from the array, default
amount to 0, description to empty string, and type to Discount::TYPE_FIXED when
not provided; ensure fromArray uses key lookups (not positional order) and
returns a Discount object with getters matching those defaults so the assertions
succeed.


public function testConstructor(): void
{
$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $this->invoice->getid());
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⚠️ Potential issue

Typo in method name

The method call should be getId() with capital 'I', not getid().

-$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $this->invoice->getid());
+$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $this->invoice->getId());
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$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $this->invoice->getid());
$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $this->invoice->getId());
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php around line 62, the test calls
$this->invoice->getid() which is a typo; change the method call to
$this->invoice->getId() to match the actual method name; update the assertion to
use getId() (capital I) and run the tests to verify.

[$this->credit]
);

$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $invoice->getid());
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⚠️ Potential issue

Typo in method name

Same typo as above.

-$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $invoice->getid());
+$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $invoice->getId());
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$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $invoice->getid());
$this->assertEquals($this->invoiceId, $invoice->getId());
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In tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php around line 87, the call uses getid()
(lowercase 'i') which is a typo; replace it with the correct method name getId()
to match the invoice object's real method, and scan/update any other test lines
with the same typo to use getId() consistently.


$invoice = Invoice::fromArray($data);

$this->assertEquals('invoice-array', $invoice->getid());
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Typo in method name

Same typo issue.

-$this->assertEquals('invoice-array', $invoice->getid());
+$this->assertEquals('invoice-array', $invoice->getId());
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

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$this->assertEquals('invoice-array', $invoice->getid());
$this->assertEquals('invoice-array', $invoice->getId());
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/Pay/Invoice/InvoiceTest.php around line 415, the test calls
$invoice->getid() which has a lowercase 'i' typo; update the assertion to call
the correctly cased accessor $invoice->getId() (or the actual public method name
on the Invoice class) so the test uses the proper method name and will invoke
the intended getter.

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