fix(calendar): show an overdue booking in red, like everywhere else - #2871
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`bookingStatusColorMap` is where the product decides what colour a booking status is, and it maps OVERDUE to red. The badge on the bookings index, the booking detail, the asset page and the companion app all resolve through it. The calendar was the only surface that disagreed, painting an overdue booking amber - so the same booking was a warning in one view and an error in every other. Red is the right answer of the two: a calendar is where someone scans for what has gone wrong, and amber reads as "heads up" rather than "this is late". The calendar cannot share the map directly, since FullCalendar wants Tailwind classes and the badge wants hex, so the two are kept in step by hand - which is how they drifted with nothing failing. Adds a test pinning every status to its expected colour family, so the next divergence fails instead of shipping.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/utils/calendar-status-colors.test.ts`:
- Line 3: Update the hover-class tests in the calendar status test suite to
exercise the public getStatusClasses function with "timeGridWeek" and assert
that its returned classes include the expected statusClassesOnHover values.
Remove direct assertions against the statusClassesOnHover lookup so the tests
validate observable behavior rather than implementation details.
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The suite I added to guard against drift did not actually guard against it. `EXPECTED_FAMILY` was a second hardcoded list, so flipping `bookingStatusColorMap.OVERDUE` back to amber left every assertion passing - the exact divergence the tests exist to catch. Expectations are now looked up from the canonical map, with one small badge-colour to Tailwind-family table as the only hardcoded step. A status pointed at a colour the calendar has no case for now fails loudly instead of being skipped. The hover assertions read `statusClassesOnHover` directly, so a regression where `getStatusClasses` stopped appending it would have gone unnoticed. They go through `getStatusClasses` now. That alone was not enough: the base classes already contain `md:focus:!bg-<family>-100`, so a substring check still matched with the hover class gone. Compared as a whole class token instead. Verified both ways: flipping the canonical map fails 4 tests, dropping the hover append fails 7. Neither failed before this change.
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What
The calendar painted an overdue booking amber. Everywhere else in the product an overdue booking is red.
Why red is the correct one
bookingStatusColorMap(app/utils/bookings.ts) is where the product decides what colour a booking status is, and it mapsOVERDUEto red. Everything that shows a booking status resolves through it:The calendar was the only surface that disagreed. So the same booking was a warning in one view and an error in every other, and a calendar is precisely where someone scans for what has gone wrong.
Why it drifted
The calendar cannot use the map directly: FullCalendar wants Tailwind class names, the badge wants hex. The two are kept in step by hand, and nothing failed when they came apart.
This adds
calendar-status-colors.test.ts, which pins every status to its expected colour family for both the event classes and the hover classes, and asserts a newBookingStatuscannot fall through the switch unstyled. Reverting the fix fails two of its tests.Scope
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caseingetStatusClasses, one entry instatusClassesOnHover, plus the test. No behaviour beyond colour.Found while checking web/mobile parity for the companion booking calendar (#2864). Mobile already matched the canonical map, so nothing changes there.
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