fix: Fix digest scheduling optional param#791
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WalkthroughUpdated the TypeScript type for the calculateNextScheduleDate function’s frequency parameter in apps/web/utils/schedule.ts, making lastOccurrenceAt optional via Partial. No runtime logic or control flow changes were made; destructuring still reads lastOccurrenceAt, and scheduling behavior remains the same. Changes
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apps/web/utils/schedule.ts (2)
114-123: Update JSDoc to reflect param rename and optionalityDocs still reference
schedule.*and implylastOccurrenceAtis required. Align with the new signature.- * @param schedule - The schedule configuration - * @param schedule.daysOfWeek - Bitmask of days of the week (see DAYS constant) - * @param schedule.intervalDays - Number of days between occurrences - * @param schedule.timeOfDay - Time of day for the occurrence (if unset, defaults to midnight) - * @param schedule.occurrences - Number of occurrences within the interval - * @param schedule.lastOccurrenceAt - The last occurrence time (used as reference point) + * @param frequency - The schedule configuration + * @param frequency.daysOfWeek - Bitmask of days of the week (see DAYS constant) + * @param frequency.intervalDays - Number of days between occurrences + * @param frequency.timeOfDay - Time of day for the occurrence (if unset, defaults to midnight) + * @param frequency.occurrences - Number of occurrences within the interval + * @param frequency.lastOccurrenceAt - Optional last occurrence time (used as reference point)
155-167: Fractional slots are currently truncated by date-fns addDays; use milliseconds to preserve spacingdate-fns
addDaystruncates decimals, soslotLengthfractions are lost. This yields incorrect intra-interval spacing whenoccurrences > 1.- // Find the next slot + // Find the next slot for (let i = 0; i < occ; i++) { - // Calculate slot offset in days (preserves fractional spacing) - const dayOffset = i * slotLength; - const slotDate = addDays(intervalStart, dayOffset); + // Calculate slot offset in days (preserve fractional spacing) + const dayOffset = i * slotLength; + const slotDate = new Date(intervalStart.getTime() + dayOffset * 86_400_000); setTime(slotDate);No change needed for
nextIntervalStart; it’s an integer-day jump.Also applies to: 174-176
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127-130: Type change to make lastOccurrenceAt optional — LGTMrg shows calculateNextScheduleDate callsites in tests (apps/web/utils/schedule.test.ts) and runtime code (apps/web/utils/actions/settings.ts, apps/web/app/api/resend/digest/route.ts); callers either pass lastOccurrenceAt or intentionally omit/null it. Run a full TypeScript type-check (tsc --noEmit or CI) to confirm all callsites type-check.
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