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Set status to Completed for one-time tasks after completion

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Previously, completing a one-time task only cleared the next_due_date
but left the status as Pending. Now sets status to Completed (ID=3)
so the task status accurately reflects its state.

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Trey t
2025-12-06 10:37:02 -06:00
parent 5a6bad3ec3
commit 1308a89675
1 changed files with 4 additions and 2 deletions
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internal/services/task_service.go
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@@ -490,12 +490,14 @@ func (s *TaskService) CreateCompletion(req *requests.CreateTaskCompletionRequest
} }
// Update next_due_date and status based on frequency // Update next_due_date and status based on frequency
// - If frequency is "Once" (days = nil or 0), set next_due_date to nil // - If frequency is "Once" (days = nil or 0), set next_due_date to nil and status to "Completed"
// - If frequency is recurring, calculate next_due_date = completion_date + frequency_days // - If frequency is recurring, calculate next_due_date = completion_date + frequency_days
// and reset status to "Pending" so task shows in correct kanban column // and reset status to "Pending" so task shows in correct kanban column
if task.Frequency == nil || task.Frequency.Days == nil || *task.Frequency.Days == 0 { if task.Frequency == nil || task.Frequency.Days == nil || *task.Frequency.Days == 0 {
// One-time task - clear next_due_date since it's completed // One-time task - clear next_due_date and set status to "Completed" (ID=3)
task.NextDueDate = nil task.NextDueDate = nil
completedStatusID := uint(3)
task.StatusID = &completedStatusID
} else { } else {
// Recurring task - calculate next due date from completion date + frequency // Recurring task - calculate next due date from completion date + frequency
nextDue := completedAt.AddDate(0, 0, *task.Frequency.Days) nextDue := completedAt.AddDate(0, 0, *task.Frequency.Days)