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- Use searchable multi-select with select all/clear\n- Track bulk progress per policy type\n- Update tests and spec tasks/quickstart
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# Quickstart: Inventory Sync Button (046)
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## Goal
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Start an Inventory Sync for the currently selected tenant from the Filament UI, observe progress in:
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- Filament database notifications panel
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- Bottom-right progress widget (BulkOperationProgress)
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## Local prerequisites
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- Sail running
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- Queue worker running (required for the new queued sync job)
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## Run locally
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1. Start the stack:
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- `./vendor/bin/sail up -d`
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2. Run a queue worker:
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- `./vendor/bin/sail artisan queue:work --tries=1`
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3. Open the admin panel and pick a tenant:
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- Visit `/admin` and select a tenant context.
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4. Navigate to Inventory:
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- Use the left navigation “Inventory”.
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5. Click “Run Inventory Sync”:
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- Select which policy types to include (or click “Select all”).
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- You should see:
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- A database notification (started)
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- A bottom-right progress widget entry for `Sync inventory`
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- A new Inventory Sync Run record in the Inventory Sync Runs list
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## Notes
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- If the queue worker is not running, the progress widget will remain in “Queued…” and the run will not advance.
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- Concurrency/lock gating may skip the run; the UI should show a clear informational message and a run record will reflect the skip reason.
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