* Increase coverage
* Add comprehensive LLM development documentation
- Add CLAUDE.md as main documentation index
- Create 8 detailed documentation files in docs/:
- architecture.md: Tech stack, data models, auth system
- directory-structure.md: Complete file tree with paths
- backend-patterns.md: Module architecture and patterns
- database.md: Models, migrations, and workflows
- development-workflow.md: Setup and daily development
- code-conventions.md: Style guide and best practices
- testing.md: Test organization and patterns
- common-tasks.md: How-to guides for frequent tasks
- Update .gitignore to allow project-level CLAUDE.md
- 4,285 lines of comprehensive documentation
- Organized for easy navigation with cross-links
- LLM-optimized with absolute paths and code examples
* fixup! Add comprehensive LLM development documentation
Remove isSidebarOpen from the useEffect dependency array and from the
API request parameters in Tasks.tsx. The sidebar visibility state has no
bearing on which tasks should be fetched, so toggling it should not
trigger a data re-fetch.
The toggle handler required onSubtaskUpdate callback to make the API
call, but TaskSubtasksCard never provided it. Extract a shared handler
that calls toggleTaskCompletion for persisted subtasks regardless of
whether onSubtaskUpdate is provided, falling back to updating local
state via onSubtasksChange.
When toggling subtask completion in TaskSubtasksSection, the toggle handler
required onSubtaskUpdate callback to make the API call. Components like
TaskSubtasksCard don't pass this callback, so toggling fell through to the
local-only state update path, never sending a network request.
Add an intermediate code path: when the subtask is persisted but
onSubtaskUpdate is not provided, call toggleTaskCompletion() directly
to persist the change, then update local state.
Fixes#920
The SubtasksToggleButton was placed inside the same flex container as
the task name with truncate, causing it to be squeezed to zero width.
Wrap the task name in an inner flex container (matching the upcoming
view layout) so the button stays visible.
Added proper ordering configuration (separate: true and order clause)
to subtask queries in query-builders.js. This ensures subtasks are
always returned in the correct order based on the 'order' field and
'created_at' timestamp, preventing the intermittent reordering bug
that occurred after checking subtasks as complete and reloading.
Fixes#921
Added proper ordering configuration (separate: true and order clause)
to subtask queries in query-builders.js. This ensures subtasks are
always returned in the correct order based on the 'order' field and
'created_at' timestamp, preventing the intermittent reordering bug
that occurred after checking subtasks as complete and reloading.
Fixes#921
* Add projects with due dates to upcoming view
Fetch and include projects with due_date_at in the upcoming range
when type=upcoming is requested. Projects are filtered by ownership
or permissions and exclude completed/archived projects.
Part of #925
* Display upcoming projects in Upcoming view
Add UI to show projects with due dates in the Upcoming view.
Projects are displayed in a separate section below tasks with
links to project details and formatted due dates.
Fixes#925
* Fix prettier formatting errors
Transform project data in createNote to match updateNote behavior.
This ensures project_uid is properly extracted from nested project
object when creating notes with project associations.
Fixes#926
Date fields in the task edit page used i18n.language (e.g. "en") to
determine date format, giving MM/DD for English even when the user's
timezone indicates a DD/MM region (e.g. Europe/Athens).
Enhance resolveUserLocale to derive the country from the user's
timezone and combine it with the language (e.g. "en" + "GR" = "en-GR")
so date formatting follows regional conventions.
Recurring task templates had their names replaced with the recurrence
type label (e.g. "Weekly") in search results, making them unrecognizable.
Skip the display name transform when serializing tasks for search.
