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fix(reports): retain access to historical intervals after leaving projects - #444
Regular users must retain access to their own historical time intervals after losing membership in the associated project. The existing report query starts from Project, whose global ProjectAccessScope suppresses intervals from former projects.
Changes
Build standard interval reports without the Project global access scope, but constrain results to IDs visible through the existing scoped TimeInterval model. This preserves access to a user's own intervals and the normal role-based access to others' intervals without exposing unrelated project data.
Do not implicitly restrict dashboard/project reports to currently accessible project IDs when the request has no projects filter. Preserve explicit project filtering, including an empty selection.
Add opt-in handling for “all available projects selected” in the shared project selector, so Dashboard Team, Project Report and Screenshots omit the project filter in that case. Partial selections remain explicit.
Add feature regression tests covering historical intervals across standard reports, explicit project filters, screenshot access, and role-based visibility after membership removal.
Security considerations
Project listings and project authorization remain unchanged.
Interval visibility continues to be enforced by TimeIntervalAccessScope; historical access does not grant access to other users' intervals in former projects.
An explicitly empty project selection still returns no results.
Validation
Compared changes against the current main.
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Follow-up
The universal report builder has its own project/task-based object selection and is not changed by this PR. If historical interval visibility is required there independently of active project membership, that flow needs separate evaluation.
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New Features
Project selections now preserve whether you chose all projects or a custom selection. When all projects are selected, reports and screenshots can load without a project filter.
Reports can include your own historical time intervals after you’re removed from a project. Project managers can view team intervals while assigned to the project.
Bug Fixes
Empty project selections remain empty instead of being treated as all projects.
Report and screenshot results now stay aligned with the latest filter selection.
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Walkthrough
Report queries now allow users to retrieve their own historical intervals after project membership changes. Project filters preserve a null value for unrestricted queries. Frontend project selection and report loading preserve that distinction.
Changes: Historical interval access and report filtering
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Report access and filtering app/Helpers/ReportHelper.php, app/Http/Controllers/Api/Reports/*, app/Reports/*, tests/Feature/TimeIntervals/*
Report queries remove the project access scope from the project join and restrict intervals through the normally scoped interval query. Controllers and exports preserve null project filters. Feature tests cover historical interval access, report filters, interval ownership, and manager access.
Project selection state resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue, resources/frontend/core/components/MultiSelect.vue, tests/js/projectSelect.test.cjs, package.json
ProjectSelect persists whether selection mode is all or custom and can emit null when configured and all projects are selected. MultiSelect checks option IDs when determining whether all options are selected. Tests cover saved selections, removed projects, and cleared selections. The pnpm declaration and integrity hash are updated.
Report and screenshot loading resources/frontend/core/modules/Dashboard/views/Dashboard/Team.vue, resources/frontend/core/modules/ProjectReport/views/ProjectReport.vue, resources/frontend/core/modules/Screenshots/views/Screenshots.vue
These views preserve null project selections. Project report and screenshot loading wait for project initialization, and only the latest request updates their results.
Historical intervals remain available after leaving the last project, and saved custom selections remain restricted. The remaining no-project selection-control limitation can be addressed separately.
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Linked Issues check
Issue #329 requires historical access in Dashboard, Screenshots, and all reports. The PR adds coverage for the standard report, Dashboard, Screenshots, filters, and role visibility. The universal repo…
Apply the historical-interval access rules to the universal report path and add regression coverage. Alternatively, provide reviewable evidence that its project, user, and task services already preserve owner access after membership removal…
Out of Scope Changes check
The PR changes package.json only to update the pnpm version and integrity hash. Issue #329 concerns historical interval visibility, report filtering, selector behavior, authorization, and regression…
Revert the packageManager change, or document and demonstrate its required connection to the #329 implementation or its automated tests.
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 33.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: preserving access to historical intervals after users leave projects.
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Issue #329 requires historical access in Dashboard, Screenshots, and all reports. The PR adds coverage for the standard report, Dashboard, Screenshots, filters, and role visibility. The universal report path remains unchanged: UniversalReportController calls UniversalReportExport, which delegates to the project, user, and task services. The PR description explicitly leaves this path for later evaluation. No evidence establishes that the universal report path already returns an owner's historical intervals after membership removal.
Resolution
Apply the historical-interval access rules to the universal report path and add regression coverage. Alternatively, provide reviewable evidence that its project, user, and task services already preserve owner access after membership removal while preserving role-based visibility.
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The PR changes package.json only to update the pnpm version and integrity hash. Issue #329 concerns historical interval visibility, report filtering, selector behavior, authorization, and regression tests. The supplied changes do not show a connection between this package-manager update and those objectives.
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Revert the packageManager change, or document and demonstrate its required connection to the #329 implementation or its automated tests.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue:
- Around line 51-55: Update the allSelected logic in ProjectSelect so an empty
ids list does not turn a stored explicit empty selectedProjectIds into the
all-projects value. Preserve the default all-projects behavior while emitting an
explicit empty selection when no projects load and the user’s stored selection
is empty.
Review comments at
@resources/frontend/core/modules/ProjectReport/views/ProjectReport.vue:
- Around line 87-93: Track whether ProjectSelect has emitted its initial
selection, and update that state in onProjectsChange. In the debounced fetchData
method, return before requesting data until initialization is complete;
afterward, preserve and use the emitted selection as-is, including explicit []
or null values.
Review comments at
@resources/frontend/core/modules/Screenshots/views/Screenshots.vue:
- Around line 96-102: Track whether ProjectSelect has emitted its loaded event,
and guard getScreenshots so it cannot request screenshots before the project
list is ready. Update the ProjectSelect event handling and onProjectsChange flow
to preserve the selected project filter once loading completes.
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Remove the committed patch file from the repository.
329-review-fixes.patch is a review-fix artifact in the repository root. It repeats changes that already exist in the source files, so it has no runtime purpose. It also does not match the final files. For example, it omits the mapGetters('user', ['user', ...]) change in ProjectReport.vue. A later git apply of this file could fail or reintroduce stale hunks. Delete the file. The real changes are already in ProjectSelect.vue, ProjectReport.vue, Screenshots.vue, and tests/js/projectSelect.test.cjs.
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Review comments at @resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue:
- Line 53: Update ProjectSelect.vue’s onLoad pruning path to distinguish a
stored explicit empty selection from stored IDs removed because no projects
remain; when pruning removes all stored IDs and no projects are available,
restore the default “all” state and emit the unfiltered selection, while
preserving explicit stored [] behavior. Update the projectSelect tests and
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Keep a persisted custom selection restricted after project removal.
If a user selects project [1] from [1, 2] and later loses access to project 2, onLoad retains [1] with mode custom. emitSelection() treats [1] as all currently loaded projects and emits null. Dashboard Team, Project Report, and Screenshots then receive an unrestricted project filter instead of the saved subset. Check the persisted mode before emitting null, and add a regression test for this nonempty remaining-project case. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue around
lines 51 - 57:
Update emitSelection so it emits null for an all-projects selection only when
the persisted selection mode is not custom; preserve the selected IDs when a
custom selection becomes equal to the remaining loaded projects after access
changes. Add a regression test for a nonempty remaining-project list where
onLoad retains a custom subset.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue:
- Line 70: Update the legacy-selection handling around storedMode so it does not
infer all-project mode from IDs that may represent a subset. Define an explicit
migration policy that distinguishes a prior all-project choice from a subset,
preserving the last-project behavior without emitting an unfiltered selection
for ambiguous legacy data.
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Review comments at @resources/frontend/core/components/ProjectSelect.vue:
- Around line 51-57: Update emitSelection so it emits null for an all-projects
selection only when the persisted selection mode is not custom; preserve the
selected IDs when a custom selection becomes equal to the remaining loaded
projects after access changes. Add a regression test for a nonempty
remaining-project list where onLoad retains a custom subset.
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Summary
Fixes #329.
Regular users must retain access to their own historical time intervals after losing membership in the associated project. The existing report query starts from
Project, whose globalProjectAccessScopesuppresses intervals from former projects.Changes
Projectglobal access scope, but constrain results to IDs visible through the existing scopedTimeIntervalmodel. This preserves access to a user's own intervals and the normal role-based access to others' intervals without exposing unrelated project data.projectsfilter. Preserve explicit project filtering, including an empty selection.Security considerations
TimeIntervalAccessScope; historical access does not grant access to other users' intervals in former projects.Validation
main.Follow-up
The universal report builder has its own project/task-based object selection and is not changed by this PR. If historical interval visibility is required there independently of active project membership, that flow needs separate evaluation.
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