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fix(bookings): compute booking date defaults in the preference zone - #2905
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PR #2896 fixed the DECODE direction — submitted wall-clocks are read in the zone they were written in. This fixes the PRODUCE direction, which it scoped out. `getBookingDefaultStartEndTimes` built its defaults from device-local `Date` methods, but the field displays and submits in the user's PREFERENCE zone. Confirmed in the browser: device UTC+3, preference America/Los_Angeles — the "Create booking" dialog prefilled 15:57 when preference-zone now was 05:47. It was not only a wrong time. Today's schedule was selected by `now.getDay()` and "are we open" compared device `HH:MM` against the org window, so when the two zones straddled midnight the helper anchored to the wrong weekday and `findNextWorkingDay` could return a day the org is closed. All three functions now do their calendar-day and wall-clock reasoning with Luxon in the acting user's zone, reusing the pattern `validateWorkingHours` already uses on the same schedule data. Day stepping moves to `plus({ days })` so it stays DST-correct. Two shared helpers — `resolveDaySchedule` and `atWallClock` — replace the duplicated override/weekday lookup and `setHours` materialisation. `getBookingDefaultStartEndTimes` takes `prefs: ResolvedFormatPrefs` and `dateForDateTimeInputValue` takes a required `timeZone`, both so the device zone cannot be passed by accident — the same structural guard #2896 established. Every call site became a compile error until it supplied one. Incidental fixes found on the way: - `findNextWorkingDay` mutated the caller's `Date` by reference when the buffer was 0 (`bufferExpiryTime === currentDate`, then `setSeconds`). Luxon values are immutable, so this is gone. - `dates.tsx` compared and adjusted naive wall-clock strings by round-tripping through device-local `Date`. Parse and format cancelled out, so it was correct by accident and would have broken the moment a zone was threaded through only one side. It now stays in wall-clock space against a fixed reference, which also drops the `substring(0, length - 3)` seconds hack. - `page-content.tsx` passed `startDate`/`endDate` into `EditBookingForm`, which never destructures them — it derives its own from the loader in the preference zone. Dead since that change; removed rather than converted. Tests: `working-hours/utils.test.ts` mocked `dateForDateTimeInputValue` with a UTC 16-char stand-in while production formatted device-local with seconds, and set `process.env.TZ` in `beforeAll`, which V8 does not reliably honour. So its nine cases agreed with production only by coincidence. Both crutches are gone — each case states the zone it means. Added cases covering a preference zone west of UTC and two zones straddling midnight, plus the first tests `dateForDateTimeInputValue` has ever had. Verified identical under TZ=UTC, TZ=America/Chicago and TZ=Asia/Tokyo, which is the property the old suite could not offer. Two `calculateBusinessHoursDuration` cases still fail under Asia/Tokyo; confirmed pre-existing by stashing this work and reproducing them on the base commit. That function has the same device-zone class and is the tracked follow-up.
Completes the sweep #2896 started. `parseMobileBody` was applied to three routes there; 19 more still called `schema.parse(await request.json())` directly. A bare ZodError is not recognised by `makeShelfError`, so it fell to the generic branch: HTTP 500, "Sorry, something went wrong.", and `shouldBeCaptured: true` — a server error and a Sentry capture for what is a malformed client payload. All 19 now route their body through the helper, which also owns the `request.json()` read so unparseable JSON stays on the 400 path too. Each passes its own domain as the `label` rather than inheriting the "Booking" default, so asset, audit and custody errors file correctly. Two routes that turned up in the same grep are deliberately untouched: `audits.note.ts` and `exchange.ts` already use `safeParse` with explicit 400 handling — `exchange.ts` even catches malformed JSON via `.catch(() => null)`. They were false positives of matching on the absence of "ZodError"; nothing to fix there. Also drops the now-unused `addHours` import left behind by the previous commit. Tests: extends the existing matrix with one representative route per domain (asset, audit, booking, custody) asserting a malformed body answers 400 and not the generic 500 text — not all 19, which would be ceremony. The audit case needs `canUseAudits` on the user-context mock, since that gate returns 403 before the body is parsed. One existing test changed meaning rather than breaking: `mobile.asset.update.test.ts` asserted 500 for a bad customFields value, and its comment spelled out why — the ZodError reached `makeShelfError` unrecognised. That was pinning the bug. It now asserts 400, with the comment rewritten to describe the contract instead of the defect.
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WalkthroughThe PR applies resolved time zones to booking date and working-hours calculations. It also standardizes mobile request-body parsing with ChangesTimezone-aware booking dates
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BookingForm->>useFormatPrefs: retrieve resolved time zone
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/working-hours/utils.test.ts`:
- Around line 655-724: Update the tests around getBookingDefaultStartEndTimes to
make UTC and Tokyo produce observably different outcomes, such as by using a
schedule or timestamp where their preference-zone calendar days select different
working days. Revise both the zone-straddling and override cases so their
assertions compare differing resolved instants or dates, while preserving the
intended preference-zone and override behavior.
In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/working-hours/utils.ts`:
- Around line 58-61: Enforce an exact zero-padded HH:mm format for working-hours
inputs, including non-empty form values and persisted or direct-service data,
before calling atWallClock. Reject invalid strings such as “9:00” or malformed
values at the validation/service boundary, while preserving valid values like
“09:00” and preventing invalid DateTime instances from reaching booking-form
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- Around line 210-219: Update the mocks for requireMobileAuth,
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CodeRabbit was right about the two zone cases added in c0905bd: both asserted the SAME string for UTC and Tokyo ("2025-07-28T09:00:00"), so neither could detect the bug they were written for. With Saturday closed in the shared fixture, both zones funnel to Monday 09:00 regardless of which zone selects the day. The override case was weaker still: at 23:30Z Friday is past its 17:00 close in UTC anyway, so the closed-Friday override was inert — deleting it left both assertions passing unchanged. The comments overclaimed on top of that. "The two zones must resolve to different next-working-day answers" was false, and "a different absolute instant and a different string" sat directly above an assertion pinning the same string. Both cases now make the zones land on genuinely different answers: - Straddling: Saturday opens 10:00-14:00, unlike the weekday 09:00-17:00. UTC is Friday 23:30 past close, so the next open day is Saturday 10:00. Tokyo is already Saturday 08:30 and the search only starts from tomorrow, so it reaches Monday 09:00. Different calendar day and different wall clock. - Override: Friday the 25th is overridden OPEN late (20:00-23:59) rather than closed. UTC is still the 25th so the override applies and 23:30 falls inside it, taking the in-hours branch. Tokyo is already the 26th so it does not apply. The override is now the only thing separating the two zones. Verified by mutation rather than by assertion alone: patching `resolveDaySchedule` to read the calendar day off UTC while still formatting in the preference zone — exactly the build the reviewer said the old cases could not catch — now fails both (2025-07-27T10:00:00 and 2025-07-29T09:00:00). The previous assertions passed it. Not adopting the reviewer's other suggestion of re-parsing the returned strings and comparing instants. `dateForDateTimeInputValue` emits a naive wall-clock string, so parsing it back in the zone the test itself supplied only recovers the input — it would pass under the broken implementation too. Also drops two `"org-1" as any` casts; `requireOrganizationAccess` is declared `Promise<string>`, so the cast bought nothing.
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668-720: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse factories for the custom working-hours data.
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WorkingHoursDatafixtures and hardcoded override data. Create or reuse factories that accept schedule and override changes. Keep each test focused on its zone-specific behavior.As per coding guidelines: “Use factories to generate consistent and realistic test data” and “Avoid hardcoding data within tests.”
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…te's (#252) * content: booking times follow your clock, working hours follow the site's Triggered by: Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2896 Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2905 Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2907 Shelf-nu/shelf.nu#2908 The working-hours article never mentioned time zones at all, while the date-preferences article told readers every timestamp follows their own clock. Working hours are the one thing that does not: they are the local hours of the physical location. #2907 put that in the product; this puts it on the site. The same article also sent readers to a Working Hours sidebar item that does not exist, promised the picker greys out unavailable times, said every day of a multi-day booking is checked, and offered an override edit that was never built. All four corrected against source. * content: the opening window is judged in the booker's zone, and an override is a date CodeRabbit review on #252, both findings. The 'everything else is a moment in time' claim was too broad: a closed-day override is a calendar date, which the same article says two sections above. On the second, the suggestion's premise did not hold, so the fix is different from what was proposed. validateWorkingHours reads the weekday, the wall-clock time and the date from prefs.timeZone (forms-schema.ts:303, :322), the booking user's own preference. There is no site-local validation to apply, so matching the site's zone is not optional decoration. The real hazard CodeRabbit was pointing at is that the preference is account-wide, so the paragraph now states the consequence, names the case where you should NOT change it, and quotes the three refusal messages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Carlos Virreira <macwhale@Carlos-MacBook-Pro.local> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #2896. That PR fixed the decode direction — submitted wall-clocks are read in the zone they were written in. This fixes the produce direction, which it deliberately scoped out, plus the mobile body-parse sweep it started.
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c0905bdf8— defaults in the preference zonegetBookingDefaultStartEndTimesbuilt its defaults from device-localDatemethods, but the form field displays and submits in the user's preference zone.Confirmed in the browser during #2896: device UTC+3, preference
America/Los_Angeles— the "Create booking" dialog prefilled 15:57 when preference-zone now was 05:47. A default ~10 hours late.It was not only a wrong time. Today's schedule was selected by
now.getDay()(device weekday), and "are we open right now" compared deviceHH:MMagainst the org's window. When the two zones straddle midnight —23:00Zis Aug 20 at UTC+3 but still Aug 19 in LA — the helper anchored to the wrong weekday, sofindNextWorkingDaycould return a slot on a day the org is closed.All three functions now do their calendar-day and wall-clock reasoning with Luxon in the acting user's zone, reusing the pattern
validateWorkingHoursalready applies to the same schedule data. Day stepping usesplus({ days })so it stays DST-correct. Two shared helpers —resolveDayScheduleandatWallClock— replace the duplicated override/weekday lookup andsetHoursmaterialisation.getBookingDefaultStartEndTimestakesprefs: ResolvedFormatPrefsanddateForDateTimeInputValuetakes a requiredtimeZone, so the device zone cannot be passed by accident — the same structural guard #2896 established. Every call site became a compile error until it supplied one.Three things found on the way
findNextWorkingDaymutated the caller'sDateby reference when the buffer was 0 (bufferExpiryTime === currentDate, then.setSeconds()). Luxon values are immutable, so it's gone.dates.tsxwas correct by accident. It compared and adjusted naive wall-clock strings by round-tripping through device-localDate— parse and format cancelled out. Threading a zone through only one side would have broken it. It now stays in wall-clock space against a fixed reference, which also drops thesubstring(0, length - 3)seconds hack.page-content.tsxpassed dead props.startDate/endDatewent intoEditBookingForm, which never destructures them — it derives its own from the loader in the preference zone. Removed rather than converted.661dd1095— malformed bodies answer 400, not 50019 mobile routes still called
schema.parse(await request.json())directly. A bareZodErrorisn't recognised bymakeShelfError, so it fell to the generic branch: 500,"Sorry, something went wrong.", andshouldBeCaptured: true— a server error and a Sentry capture for a malformed client payload.All 19 now route through
parseMobileBody, which also owns therequest.json()read so unparseable JSON stays on the 400 path. Each passes its own domain as thelabelso asset, audit and custody errors file correctly.19, not 21.
audits.note.tsandexchange.tsturned up in the same grep but already usesafeParsewith explicit 400 handling —exchange.tseven catches malformed JSON via.catch(() => null). They were false positives of matching on the absence ofZodError.Two test findings worth a look
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working-hourssuite wasn't testing what it claimed. It mockeddateForDateTimeInputValuewith atoISOString().slice(0,16)stand-in — UTC, 16 chars — while production formatted device-local with seconds. It also setprocess.env.TZ = "UTC"inbeforeAll, which V8 does not reliably honour after process start. Its nine cases agreed with production only by coincidence.Both crutches are gone; every case now states the zone it means. Added cases for a preference zone west of UTC and for two zones straddling midnight, plus the first tests
dateForDateTimeInputValuehas ever had.mobile.asset.update.test.tswas pinning the bug. It asserted500for a bad customFields value, and its own comment explained why: "Zod parse throws ZodError → caught by the route → makeShelfError wraps it... returns 500." It now asserts 400, with the comment rewritten to describe the contract rather than the defect.Verification
working-hours/utils.test.tspasses identically underTZ=UTC,TZ=America/ChicagoandTZ=Asia/Tokyo— the property the old suite could not offer.Still worth a browser check before merge: with a preference zone differing from the device, the dialog should prefill ~10 minutes after preference-zone now. That is the one thing these tests cannot prove.
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calculateBusinessHoursDurationcases fail underTZ=Asia/Tokyo. Confirmed pre-existing by stashing this work and reproducing them on the base commit — that function has the same device-zone class and is the tracked follow-up, along with the companion's picker/display split (device-local picker, preference-zone detail view), which needs a native release.Summary by CodeRabbit
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