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[3523] Support rounding dates when changing dates from gantt #3617

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@lfasani lfasani added this to the 2024.7.0 milestone Jun 12, 2024
@lfasani lfasani self-assigned this Jun 12, 2024
@lfasani lfasani force-pushed the lfa/enh/dateRounding branch from ae137e9 to 95e897d Compare June 14, 2024 10:14
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export const checkIsHoliday = (date: Date, _, __, dateExtremity: DateExtremity) => {
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What is supposed to be the definition of a holiday? We have end users pretty much in every continent and people may not agree on your definition of holiday.

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Currently, holiday is hard coded for Saturday and Sunday.
I have made some changes in gantt-task-react so that it would work fine if holiday is implemented differently by the client (sirius-web). But, the feature to delegate the holiday definition to the specifier is not done in sirius-web.
I will add a comment in in the code and anyway it will be indicated in the user doc

action: BarMoveAction,
dateMoveStep: String
): Date => {
const regex = /^(\d+)([DHm])$/;
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I don't see how asking for any string on the backend and parsing that with a regex on the frontend provides an usable API. Don't use regex!

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I needed a simple solution for this time frame.
The string is composed of an integer and a letter (corresponding to the time unit from ISO 8601).
It will be explained in the specifier documentation.
If the string does not follow the expected syntax, it will fall back to 1 day date rounding.
But I agree with you, we should ensure a good syntax on backend (rule at saving?, validation rule?) I did not think about this part.
On the other hand, I preferred a single field to avoid shattering information in the GanttDescription and the ideal solution of having a field (value + dimension) was an enhancement in and of itself.

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I changed the graphQL API two have a type GanttDateRounding composed of an integer value and an enum

@lfasani lfasani force-pushed the lfa/enh/dateRounding branch 4 times, most recently from 90448fd to 9b76439 Compare June 19, 2024 12:35
@lfasani lfasani marked this pull request as ready for review June 19, 2024 12:38
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@lfasani lfasani force-pushed the lfa/enh/dateRounding branch from 9b76439 to 9fca544 Compare June 19, 2024 12:42
Bug: #3523
Signed-off-by: Laurent Fasani <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Florian ROUËNÉ <[email protected]>
@frouene frouene force-pushed the lfa/enh/dateRounding branch from 9fca544 to 99b21f5 Compare June 19, 2024 13:38
@frouene frouene dismissed sbegaudeau’s stale review June 20, 2024 07:43

API corrected and cleaned up

@frouene frouene merged commit a0110f2 into master Jun 20, 2024
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When moving a task in Gantt, have the ability to define how to round start and end dates
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