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[Feat] Add missing operations on silent restart #8418

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced timer management with improved task status updates during silent restarts.
    • Introduction of a state management system for navigation tabs related to the time tracker.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for API requests and timer operations, enhancing overall component robustness.
  • Documentation

    • Updated method signatures for better clarity and usability.

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The pull request introduces significant updates to the TimeTrackerComponent within the time-tracker.component.ts file. Key changes include new method implementations for managing timer and task updates, enhancements to existing methods, improved error handling, and refined state management through the addition of observables. The modifications aim to ensure more accurate task status updates and better integration with user interactions.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/time-tracker/time-tracker.component.ts - Updated silentRestart method to include calls to updateTaskStatus and updateOrganizationTeamEmployee.
- Enhanced updateTaskStatus method to check and update task status to "IN_PROGRESS".
- Defined tabs$ observable for managing navigation tab states.
- Improved error handling across methods related to API requests and timer operations.
- Enhanced state management with new observables and behavior subjects.
- Updated method signature for silentRestart.
- Added updateTaskStatus and updateOrganizationTeamEmployee methods.

Possibly related PRs

  • [Fix] Task deselect on refresh #8392: The changes in this PR also modify the TimeTrackerComponent class in the same time-tracker.component.ts file, focusing on state management and the handling of observables, which is relevant to the enhancements made in the main PR regarding timer management and task updates.

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packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/time-tracker/time-tracker.component.ts (2)

Line range hint 2373-2392: Make 'tabs$' reactive to 'isOffline$' changes

Currently, tabs$ is initialized once with the value of this._isOffline. If isOffline$ changes, the disabled status of the tabs will not update accordingly. Consider redefining tabs$ to be an Observable that emits updated tabs whenever isOffline$ changes.

Here's how you can modify it:

-public tabs$ = new BehaviorSubject<NbRouteTab[]>([
+public tabs$ = this.isOffline$.pipe(
+  map((isOffline) => [
    {
      title: this._translateService.instant('MENU.TASKS'),
      route: ['/', 'time-tracker', 'tasks'],
      activeLinkOptions: { exact: false },
-     disabled: this._isOffline
+     disabled: isOffline
    },
    {
      title: this._translateService.instant('TIMER_TRACKER.MENU.DAILY_RECAP'),
      route: ['/', 'time-tracker', 'daily'],
      activeLinkOptions: { exact: false },
-     disabled: this._isOffline
+     disabled: isOffline
    },
    {
      title: this._translateService.instant('TIMER_TRACKER.MENU.WEEKLY_RECAP'),
      route: ['/', 'time-tracker', 'weekly'],
-     disabled: this._isOffline
+     disabled: isOffline
    },
    {
      title: this._translateService.instant('TIMER_TRACKER.MENU.MONTHLY_RECAP'),
      route: ['/', 'time-tracker', 'monthly'],
-     disabled: this._isOffline
+     disabled: isOffline
    }
-]);
+  ])
+);

Line range hint 2320-2336: Ensure 'timer' and 'interval' are defined before accessing properties

In the silentRestart method, timer and interval are obtained via IPC calls and may be undefined if the calls fail. Accessing properties on potentially undefined objects can lead to runtime errors. Consider adding null checks or error handling to ensure that timer and interval are valid before accessing their properties.

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packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/time-tracker/time-tracker.component.ts (1)

2369-2371: Appropriate inclusion of task and team updates

The addition of updateTaskStatus() and updateOrganizationTeamEmployee() ensures task status and team employee data are updated during silentRestart(), enhancing data consistency.

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@rahul-rocket rahul-rocket merged commit 0aaae90 into develop Oct 14, 2024
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@rahul-rocket rahul-rocket deleted the fix/missing-operations-on-start-timer branch October 14, 2024 18:37
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