Aman-Mittal opened a new issue, #190:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fineract-consumer-facing/issues/190
**What happens.** On `/loans/apply`, after "Submit application", pressing
"Withdraw draft" fails. The BFF answers 400 with
`error.msg.consumer.loans.command.application.invalid`, and the draft stays.
**Why.** The BFF's `POST /api/v1/loans/{loanId}` only accepts
`command=withdrawnByApplicant` (`LoansCommandService.WITHDRAW_COMMAND`, which
is Fineract's name for the transition). Any other value is rejected in
`LoansCommandController.withdraw` before Fineract is called. The Angular app
sends `command=withdraw`:
- `frontend/src/app/core/adapters/api/bff-loan.api.ts`: `WITHDRAW_COMMAND =
'withdraw'`
- before #169, the same literal was in `LoansStore`
Fineract itself accepts the withdrawal when it is sent
`withdrawnByApplicant` directly.
**Why no test caught it:**
- `loans.store.spec.ts` asserts `command=withdraw`, so it pins the wrong
value.
- The Cucumber suite has no withdraw scenario.
- The existing Playwright loan tests stub the BFF.
The full-stack Playwright journey that submits and withdraws an application
against the real BFF found it.
**Steps to reproduce:**
1. Sign in.
2. Go to Loans → Apply for a loan.
3. Choose a product, fill in the terms, and submit.
4. Press "Withdraw draft".
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