* feat(tracker): Gantt chart for the issue tracker
Builds on the merged search/filter rework (#10998). Introduces @hcengineering/gantt, a dependency-free scheduling/zoom/drag/viewport engine package (with a neutral GanttDependency contract), and wires the tracker-specific adapter, Svelte UI, model schema, dependency-shift notifications and sanity coverage in tracker-resources.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(tracker): source Gantt holidays from HR and scope confirm-gate per view
Follow-up to review feedback on #10992:
- Confirm-gate: the module-global flag is replaced by a createConfirmGate()
factory - one instance per mounted GanttView, so two Gantt views mounted at
once in the same JS context no longer block each other's pointer input. A
two-instance independence test guards the regression.
- Sidebar sorting: the stale deadline cast is dropped and issue.deadline is
read directly (the field was added to the Issue model in this PR).
- HR holidays: the per-project WorkingDaysConfig.holidays field duplicated the
workspace-wide hr.class.PublicHoliday concept and could drift from the real
HR calendar. It is removed. WorkingDaysConfig now carries only the weekday
mask and an optional holidayDepartment. The tracker adapter resolves holidays
for the selected department plus all ancestors up to hr.ids.Head, matching
HR's existing inheritance semantics (hr-resources ScheduleView). A missing or
invalid reference falls back to company-wide (root) holidays; unrelated
departments are never included. The ancestor walk is cycle/missing-parent
safe.
A small WorkingDaysEditor in the existing project create/edit dialog lets
users with the existing project permission enable the mode, choose weekdays,
and select an HR department (default: Company-wide). It persists through the
existing project create/update transaction paths (createDoc on create,
client.update on edit) and uses $unset when the mode is disabled. At least
one working day must stay active.
Calendar loading is explicit via a CalendarStateMachine: project-scoped drag,
resize, cascade, keyboard-shift and auto-schedule mutations stay disabled
until both the project config and the holiday data have loaded. A monotonic
generation ticket (bumped synchronously on project switch) is re-checked
immediately before every calendar-dependent date commit, so work started in
one project can never persist after a switch to another. The all-projects
view has no single project calendar, so calendar-dependent edits are
read-only there; display, selection, the context menu and the manual
date-picker (which does no calendar arithmetic and takes no mutation ticket)
stay available.
This depends on the lightweight @hcengineering/hr model package, but not on
hr-resources; the tracker adapter uses hr.class.* and hr.ids.Head at runtime,
and actual HR model presence is checked through the hierarchy - without the
HR model, holidays resolve to an empty set. The @hcengineering/gantt engine
package stays domain-neutral (no @hcengineering imports, no runtime deps).
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(gantt): measure FS gap-preservation floor in working days
The finish-to-start gap-preservation floor in the cascade scheduler mixed
two time measures: the FS snap anchor is working-calendar aware, but the
floor added a raw calendar-millisecond start-side delta. With an active
working calendar the two diverge, so dragging a predecessor over a weekend
over-shifted the successor across non-working days (a Fri->Mon body drag is
3 calendar days but only 1 working day, and could even land a successor on
a Saturday).
Measure the floor on the DUE side in working days instead: translate the
predecessor's shift via the new workingDayDelta helper and advance the
floor base with addWorkingDays over the calendar. A day-granular resize
gate (utcMidnight comparison, not a raw === 0 test) arms the floor only on
a start-DAY move, so a pure due-resize stays a pure snap even when the
stored issue carries a time-of-day on the cascade-commit path. The floor
base is normalized via utcMidnight(targetAnchor). The legacy path
(cfg === undefined) stays byte-identical to today's raw-ms floor. A
left-resize in working-days mode now correctly no-ops the floor (the due,
and thus the FS gap, did not move) instead of shifting on the raw start
delta.
Engine: add workingDayDelta (signed, half-open from-exclusive/to-inclusive
working-day step count) and export the previously-private utcMidnight from
packages/gantt/src/working-days.ts. The engine stays domain-neutral (no
@hcengineering imports, empty dependencies).
Adds engine and adapter test coverage: workingDayDelta cases and the full
FS floor matrix (right-resize no-push, weekend-spanner body drag, floor
wins over snap, holiday in the floor path, floor-dominant multi-hop chain,
negative delta, legacy no-cfg, SS pure-snap, raw time-of-day right-resize,
direct left-resize).
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(tracker): field-prefixed search, inline filter chips and zero-hit empty state
Adds SearchInputAdvanced (field:value prefixes routed to Elasticsearch query_string), match highlighting, inline filter chips with overflow popover, a reusable zero-hit empty state in view-resources, and search-scope/highlight view options for List and Kanban.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* refactor(tracker-search): address review follow-ups on search/filter rework
Shared, non-storage-specific field list, test-folder conventions, locale
coverage, single regex source and an owner-token gate for the result count.
- core: add shared `fullTextSearchFields` constant next to
FullTextSearchContext as the single source of truth for the full-text
fields exposed to `field:value` targeting. The client encoder derives
ES_NATIVE_FIELDS from it and the elastic adapter derives KNOWN_FIELD_RE
from it, replacing the two "KEEP IN SYNC" copies. Per-field boost weights
stay a local adapter detail.
- tests: move the five co-located tests into each package's existing test
folder convention (ui `__test__`, view-resources `__tests__`) and fix the
relative imports.
- i18n: translate the new tracker search/filter strings in the remaining
locales (zh, ja, ko, cs, es, fr, it, pt, pt-br, tr), reusing each file's
existing terminology; ICU placeholders left unchanged.
- encoder: hoist the reserved-character class into one constant and build two
RegExp instances from it (non-global for `.test()`, global for `.replace()`)
to avoid the shared-lastIndex trap.
- view-resources: guard `resultIssueCountStore` writes with an owner-token
gate so a superseded viewlet can no longer clobber the active viewlet's
count; List/KanbanView claim and release, IssuesView resets through the
current owner. Assumes a single active IssuesView surface.
- view-resources: make result-count reporting opt-in via a new
`reportResultCount` prop on List (default true). Embedded, non-primary List
instances (sub-issues / related issues in the issue edit panel, routed
through SubIssueList) pass false and never claim the owner token, so opening
and closing an issue can no longer strand the primary Issues viewlet with a
dead token — the zero-hit SearchEmptyState card renders again afterwards. Add
a regression test covering the opted-out embedded consumer.
- elastic: escape every regex metacharacter (not just `.`) when building
KNOWN_FIELD_RE from `fullTextSearchFields`, so a future field name carrying
another metacharacter cannot silently corrupt the alternation. Behaviour for
the current fields is unchanged.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* refactor(tracker-search): centralize regex escaping and lock down result-count store
- Share escapeRegExp from @hcengineering/core so the client encoder and the server elastic adapter escape the fulltext field list identically, not just dots on the client.
- Export resultIssueCountStore as a read-only Readable; the owner-token gate functions (setResultCount / resetResultCount / releaseResultCountOwner) are now the only write path.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Artyom Savchenko <armisav@gmail.com>
* feat(tracker): add Gantt scheduling schema (startDate + IssueRelation)
Schema-only foundation for the upcoming Gantt-chart view in tracker.
No UI in this PR.
Changes:
- Issue.startDate: Timestamp | null (interface + IssueDraft + @Prop with @Index)
- Milestone.startDate: Timestamp | null (interface + @Prop, reusing the
existing tracker.string.StartDate IntlString)
- New DependencyKind type ('finish-to-start' | 'start-to-start' |
'finish-to-finish' | 'start-to-finish')
- New IssueRelation AttachedDoc class with kind: DependencyKind, signed
lag: number — registered in models/tracker via TIssueRelation
- 7 new IntlString keys: IssueStartDate, GanttDependency,
GanttDependency{FinishToStart,StartToStart,FinishToFinish,StartToFinish},
GanttLag — all 13 locales updated
- Cross-plugin literal updates in importer + github sync to satisfy the new
required Issue.startDate / Milestone.startDate fields:
- packages/importer/src/importer/importer.ts: AttachedData<Issue> literal
- services/github/pod-github/src/sync/issueBase.ts: 'startDate' added to
GithubIssueData Omit list (github sync does not own scheduling)
- services/github/pod-github/src/sync/issues.ts + pullrequests.ts:
AttachedData<Issue|GithubPullRequest> literals
Out of scope (deferred to follow-up PRs):
- UI for Gantt view, drag/resize, dependency editor, critical path
- blockedBy → IssueRelation migration (ships atomically with the writer
redirect in the dependency-UI PR)
- LinkIssues permission (tracker uses forbid-style permissions; needs
maintainer discussion)
- Activity-feed wiring for IssueRelation (needs a producer to test against)
- IssueTemplate.startDate (template propagation semantics undecided)
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* test(model-tracker): add migrateAddStartDate jest tests
3 tests covering migrateAddStartDate:
- writes startDate=null to Issues in DOMAIN_TASK with the right filter
- writes startDate=null to Milestones in DOMAIN_TRACKER with the right filter
- issues exactly two update calls (one per class)
Follows the MigrationClient mock pattern from
models/chat/src/__tests__/migration.test.ts.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(model-tracker): add migrateAddStartDate + wire into trackerOperation
Backfills startDate=null on existing Issues (DOMAIN_TASK) and Milestones
(DOMAIN_TRACKER) so the new schema field has a defined value on every
pre-existing document. Idempotent via the standard tryMigrate state-key
mechanism (state: 'gantt-add-startdate').
Verified domain choices against existing migration helpers:
- migrateIdentifiers / passIdentifierToParentInfo use DOMAIN_TASK for
Issues (lines 145, 161 in this file).
- TMilestone @Model decorator confirms DOMAIN_TRACKER for Milestones
(models/tracker/src/types.ts:372).
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(tracker): expose Issue.startDate / Milestone.startDate in UI; tighten typing
UI changes (so the new schema fields are actually editable, in chronological
order Start → Due/Target):
- New StartDateEditor.svelte (mirrors DueDateEditor.svelte for startDate)
- ControlPanel: render Start Date row above Due Date row in the issue
side panel; both always-visible (no `!== null` guard) so users can set
them on issues that don't have a date yet
- NewMilestone form: Start Date input above Target Date input
- Milestone list view: Start Date column before Target Date column
- TIssueRelation: tighten interface to `extends AttachedDoc<Issue, 'relations'>`
so attachedTo + collection are statically typed. The model class
re-declares `collection: 'relations'` to match the narrower base.
- Drop 4 unused Dependency-kind IntlString keys (FinishToFinish,
FinishToStart, StartToFinish, StartToStart) — they had no consumer
in PR 1; will be re-introduced in PR 4 (dependency editor).
- Simplify migration.ts comments — drop ageing line-references.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(tracker): set explicit @Prop ranks for Milestone date fields
The DocAttributeBar side panel sorts attributes by attr.rank ?? toRank(_id)
(see plugins/view-resources/src/components/ClassAttributeBar.svelte:42-47),
so without explicit ranks the visible order on a Milestone was hash-based
(startDate before Status, breaking the chronological flow the user expects).
Set ranks so the side panel renders Status → Start date → Target date.
Comments and attachments stay where they are (they're collections, filtered
out of the attribute panel by categorizeFields).
Issues are unaffected — the Issue side panel is the custom ControlPanel.svelte
which renders Start date / Due date in explicit slots (see PR 1's UI commit).
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(tracker-resources): EditMilestone renders Status/Start/Target in body in chronological order
The right-side DocAttributeBar sorts attributes by attr.rank ?? toRank(_id),
giving startDate before status (toRank('startDate') < toRank('status')
lexicographically). Setting an explicit rank via @Prop's third arg did not
propagate through the workspace upgrade for existing Attribute documents
in the model TX log — the rank made it into the bundled txes but the
existing Attribute creation TXes are not replaced on upgrade-workspace.
Pivot: render Status, Start date, Target date in the EditMilestone body
in explicit chronological order, and add 'status', 'startDate', 'targetDate'
to ignoreKeys so they don't appear duplicated in the side panel. This
mirrors how Issue's ControlPanel.svelte handles its date fields.
Reverts the no-op @Prop rank attempt.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(fulltext): bump model version to 0.7.423 to match deployed workspaces
The fulltext-pod's compiled model version (baked into bundle/model.json via
common/scripts/version.txt at build time) lags whenever the workspaces have
been migrated to a newer patch but the pod was not rebuilt. In that state the
indexer rejects every incoming Tx with a `wrong version` warning, new issues
silently fail to land in Elasticsearch, and search returns empty results for
any document created after the migration.
Bumping `version.txt` aligns the compiled model with the workspaces. All
future builds (front, transactor, workspace, tool, fulltext) will emit
0.7.423, the indexer accepts the Tx stream again, and the deferred backlog
gets consumed automatically — no manual reindex needed.
This commit is the build-side companion to the schema migration in this
same PR. Without it the fulltext-pod cannot consume the migrated workspace's
Tx events.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore: apply rush format after develop merge
Resolves the failing formatting check requested by @ArtyomSavchenko in
review of #10851 after the develop branch merge.
Affects three files in our PR scope:
- models/tracker/src/migration.ts: collapse short multi-line client.update call
- plugins/tracker/src/index.ts: inline DependencyKind union + IssueRelation comment
- plugins/tracker-resources/src/components/milestones/EditMilestone.svelte:
reformat inline arrow handlers, move QueryIssuesList block ahead of <style>
No logic changes; deterministic prettier output.
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* test(tracker): fix milestone page-object selectors after startDate field addition
The Gantt schema PR added Milestone.startDate, which:
1. Adds a second datetime-button to the NewMilestone form pool. The
existing 'div.antiCard-pool button.datetime-button' locator matched
both buttons and tripped Playwright's strict-mode check. Scope the
target-date locator to .last() and add a sibling .first() helper for
the start-date button.
2. Moves Status / Start date / Target date editors from the
auto-generated side panel into EditMilestone's body
(div.dates-row > div.date-cell > span.cell-label + <button>) in
chronological order. The label span no longer has a sibling <div>
wrapping the button — the button is a direct sibling. Switch the
buttonStatus/buttonTargetDate XPath to following-sibling::button[1]
and match the new class="cell-label" span. Add a buttonStartDate
helper for the new editor row.
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* test(tracker): shift buttonEstimation index after startDate row addition
ControlPanel.svelte (issue side panel) now renders the Start date and
Due date rows unconditionally — pre-PR the Due date row was conditional
on issue.dueDate !== null and the Start date row didn't exist at all.
Both new rows emit a <div><button> pair via DueDatePresenter, which the
existing (//span[text()='Estimation']/../div/button)[3] XPath counts as
extra matches and pushes the Estimation button from the 3rd to the 5th
direct div/button under the popupPanel-body__aside-grid.
Direct div/button order under the grid (document order):
1. CreatedBy (EmployeeBox > UserBox div > Button)
2. Assignee (AssigneeEditor div > Button)
3. Start date (NEW — StartDateEditor > DueDatePresenter div > button.datetime-button)
4. Due date (NEW — DueDateEditor > DueDatePresenter div > button.datetime-button)
5. Estimation (AttributeBarEditor div > Button)
buttonAssignee at [2] is unchanged. textEstimation uses 'following-sibling::div[1]'
(first sibling), which is unaffected by additions earlier in the grid.
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* chore: apply rush format (prettier compliance for CI)
CI's rush fast-format --branch develop step flagged
tests/sanity/tests/model/tracker/milestones-details-page.ts for a
missing blank line between the buttonTargetDate locator (introduced in
86b1c19ee8) and the next field. Apply the local 'rush format' result.
The two other files CI flagged
(plugins/process-resources/src/components/settings/BindingsEditor.svelte
and ImportSlotsPopup.svelte) were actually upstream changes from PR
#10921 (Fix add tag) that landed after our last develop merge — the
preceding merge of upstream/develop into this branch resolves those
diffs.
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* fix(tests/tracker): use contains() for cell-label class to survive Svelte CSS scoping
The Svelte 4 compiler appends a scoped `svelte-<hash>` class to every
element matched by a component-local CSS selector. EditMilestone.svelte
styles `.cell-label` locally, so each label span ends up as
`<span class="cell-label svelte-XXXXX">` at runtime, not the bare
`<span class="cell-label">` shipped in source. The previous XPath
locator used strict `@class="cell-label"` and never matched.
Switch buttonStatus / buttonStartDate / buttonTargetDate to the standard
`contains(concat(' ', normalize-space(@class), ' '), ' cell-label ')`
class-match idiom so the locators tolerate the added scoped class.
Verified against the playwright accessibility snapshot from the failed
run (artifact playwright-results, hash 07a8f36b...md): the Status row
renders as a generic with text 'Status' immediately followed by a
button 'In progress' as the next direct sibling, matching the rest of
the XPath.
Fixes 5 milestone.spec.ts failures observed in run 27816114236:
- Create a Milestone (locator timeout on checkIssue → buttonStatus)
- Edit a Milestone (locator timeout on editIssue → buttonStatus.click)
- Delete a Milestone (locator timeout on checkIssue → buttonStatus)
plus their two retries each.
Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
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Signed-off-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Uray <michaeluray@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Artyom Savchenko <armisav@gmail.com>
