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Release 0.9.0-rc.3: loans follow later closures; the admin on a phone - #521
Release candidate 0.9.0-rc.3: loans follow closures added after checkout, and the 0.9.0 admin and older book pages work on a phone.
Resulting behavior
Calendar saves move eligible active/scheduled deadlines and pickup windows to the next open day for the copy’s branch, subject to capacity and overlap protection. Retroactive closures also affect the usable return day when the stored deadline cannot move.
Patron types, circulation rules, photos, visitor scans and the remaining 0.9.0 screens work at phone width. Older book pages, long paths and archival authorities have the same layout checks.
Reviewed the full version from v0.8.9, with particular attention to retroactive closures, active loans, reader types, permissions, reservations, fines and debt. Correction commits: d8a7b16, ef2e7e2, 5e34d7f, f5ad7f7, 50068e8 and 99c3d20.
Confirmed and corrected application defects:
A concurrent default-type change could let a deletion clear the default type’s reader assignments and material rules. A disappearing set-default target could leave no default. Type edits/deletes/default changes now decide from the locked current row.
Account fields and the patron-type assignment were separate writes. A concurrently removed type could leave a half-created or partly modified account after reporting failure. These writes now commit or roll back together.
A scheduled loan could change copy/branch while a calendar save waited for the book lock. The move now re-reads the current loan and branch under lock.
Capacity could ignore a reservation made eligible by a concurrent return because the per-material count used an old snapshot. The material count now uses a current locking read in capacity writers.
The same stale-snapshot issue affected a reservation made eligible by a concurrent debt payment. Nested ledger/legacy-penalty reads now follow the writer’s locking mode.
NCIP renewals still refused the first usable return day after a retroactive closure and calculated from the nominal date. Their base date, state recovery and refusal offer now match desk renewal.
Due-soon e-mails could omit a loan due today in calendar terms, warn too early, or quote the closed nominal date. Selection, locked claim and payload now use the usable deadline; failed-send recovery also reasserts loan identity/date.
Core and personal ICS exports could omit an outstanding loan or show an obsolete end/late label on its first usable return day. They now include outstanding loans and render canonical dates/status, with batched branch lookup.
The staff dashboard’s due-today counter still used the nominal date although loan details exposed the usable date. It now counts the usable return day, with the original indexed count retained when the calendar has no rules. Regression coverage includes a capacity-blocked nominal date and a closure on today itself.
Book-detail rendering could exhaust the default 128 MiB PHP limit for an accepted title with 9,999 copies. The original CI was green because creation assertions did not inspect the failed redirected page. Both rendering stages now use temporary streams; the local peak falls from about 127 to 28 MiB for the same complete 36 MB HTML response. The regression checks the real controller within a 64 MiB budget and the complete HTTP detail response. The memory-budget regression fails on the old controller and passes with the fix.
Each defect has a deterministic regression that failed on the preceding application code. The existing 25 independent acceptance scenarios were expanded; a separate 15-assertion real-connection test covers type races and atomic account saves. The push test now captures the actual delivered payload instead of only checking notification records.
Validation of the correction head
All 346 standalone PHP suites verified on MySQL 8.4.11 and MariaDB 11.4.12. The full first pass had 341 passing suites; five fixture/static-expectation/environment failures were corrected and rerun successfully on both engines. The 15 affected suites were then rerun against those changes on each engine; after the final dashboard fix, all 25 independent acceptance scenarios passed again on both engines and the local MySQL database. No remaining failed or skipped PHP suite.
Schema/migration verification gate passes on both engines, including all 11 schema-bearing plugins.
466 distinct browser scenarios pass across circulation, calendars, patron types/rules, permissions, money, native APIs/NCIP, inventory, attendance/camera, patron photos, imports, catalogue cards, RDA/BIBFRAME, archival authorities, module switches, statistics and mobile layouts. Initial login/banner fixture failures were corrected and rerun; initially optional skipped modules were activated and verified. No unresolved browser failure or skip in this local selection.
Full PHPStan passes; Playwright CI policy and diff whitespace checks pass.
Earlier Android alignment validation: 702 JVM tests, debug build/lint and two emulator UI cases. These server-side fixes preserve its additive API contract and require no new Android patch.
Review findings and release gate
Independently checked the review discussions and follow-ups on #521 and its incorporated #519/#520 changes, plus #503/#515. Existing application findings are covered by their corrections and regression suites. The remaining push-payload coverage gap is addressed here; the return-controller coverage already existed in acceptance scenario 02. The #503 stale TinyMCE-copy suggestion is preventive: no stale asset was found in this release tree.
The fixes above include patron/account issues independent of the closures feature, so this review does not characterize every defect as calendar-only or purely cosmetic.
GitHub checks must pass on 99c3d20 before merge. Local results above are separate from the fresh CI run. Main’s strict up-to-date protection and the integration gate for #503/#515 still apply; do not treat checks on c1849b3 as validation of this correction head.
Full CI and server-log audit
The complete CI on f5ad7f7 finished with 36 successful checks and CodeRabbit skipped. Every Actions job and step was inspected, along with check annotations, test-result artifacts and Apache logs. The 346 standalone PHP suites passed without skips on MySQL 8.0/8.4 and MariaDB 10.11/11.4; schema gates, upgrade tests, security scans and PHP 8.2–8.5 compatibility passed. All four deep-regression shards reported zero unexpected failures and zero flakes.
That audit nevertheless found the book-detail memory fatal described above. Commit 50068e8 fixes it and adds an independent server-log gate so browser assertions cannot hide another PHP fatal. The gate rejects the original failing Apache log and accepts the other three clean shard logs and expected handled rollback errors. The 19 targeted browser cases pass; PHPStan, actionlint, shellcheck, CI policy and whitespace checks pass.
The deep browser run on f5ad7f7 executed 3,315 cases and skipped 96 conditional cases. Skips are retained as coverage limitations, not reported as passes: upgrade-only phases, inactive optional modules/data, absent pending-account fixtures, a bypassed rate limiter, slow opt-in calls, legacy mail routing and missing PDF inspection tools. Poppler is now installed in deep CI so the ten PDF inspection cases previously skipped for that missing dependency run on the new head.
ZAP's report contains one medium category deliberately allowlisted for remote images/audio/PDF frames; its five instances match only img-src/frame-src/media-src and do not widen script/style hosts. The remaining alerts are low/informational (headers, server banner, public asset timestamps/comments and scanner request/session detection); no additional blocking alert was found. Cross-browser accessibility tests passed 21/21 without skips or flakes. No new unresolved review thread was found.
After enabling those PDF cases, commit 99c3d20 updates two stale label-test assumptions: inventory-code assertions target the value rather than the responsive caption, and PDF text matching permits line wrapping. Natural ordering, exact content, custom dimensions, scaling and padding checks remain. All 22 cases in the label/card/photo suites are verified locally (20 on the first run and the two corrected label cases rerun successfully), including all ten formerly skipped PDF cases.
Fresh CI on 99c3d20 is separate from the completed f5ad7f7 results. No merge or auto-merge is enabled.
E-mails (overdue, recall, staff alert, fine, receipt and its PDF, pickup, approved, book available) quote the usable return day. Claims and late-day counts keep the stored date.
The reader dashboard, the book page's copies table and loan history, the desk overdue list and the admin dashboard read is_overdue and effective_due_at instead of comparing raw dates. The dashboard calendar's status stays the stored one; only its end day follows the calendar.
The staff summary and buckets classify holding loans the way their rows do, through one helper that keeps the indexed count when the calendar has no rules.
Saving a loan without changing its date no longer moves it, and no longer fails on a date that cannot move.
Renewing a not-yet-late loan clears the late flag, as NCIP already did.
The per-material locking count no longer takes shared locks on the patron's other book rows, which inverted the lock order against desk operations.
MariaDB's snapshot conflict (error 1020, innodb_snapshot_isolation, on by default on recent versions and not covered by the CI matrix) inside a calendar save now stops the run like a deadlock. Carrying on committed moves for a closure the abort had already removed. This existed on main and this PR widened it.
symfony/html-sanitizer goes to 6.4.50 for CVE-2026-118517 and two related advisories published on 2026-11-04.
Validation on the correction head: the new regressions were run against the code before the fixes and fail there on exactly the corrected behaviour, then pass after. The MariaDB case was run on 12.3 with innodb_snapshot_isolation on, and it fails with the fix removed. PHPStan is clean. Install and real admin-UI upgrade from v0.8.9 pass (163 browser cases, 8 install-phase skips within the budget; schema and all 16 plugins intact).
Local unit suites: 343 of 346 pass with the correction applied. backup-partial-restore and maintenance-recovery-lockout, plus the desiderata-visibility integration suite, fail the same way on the code before the fixes, because from a worktree they reach another local server; stack-090-settings-flexibility needs database privileges the local user lacks. CI runs all of them. One regression was caught this way and corrected in bd26f18: the first fix had relabelled the dashboard calendar's status.
CodeRabbit's review of that head raised five more, all corrected in 91540ca with regressions that fail without the fix where behaviour changed: the personal feed's revision now moves with the event's end, the book page's copy badge and the dashboard's overdue list decide from is_overdue, the book page's due dates use htmlspecialchars, and the login helpers wait briefly for the consent banner. CI's only red on bd26f18 was a flake in tests/patron-photo.spec.js: the card check refused the letters FW, which that run's random id contained. The head after it makes the check deterministic.
The next pass added two small corrections in 8fa2250: scheduled loans whose move was refused also report the next open day as effective_due_at, without becoming late or due, and the dashboard's overdue query is bounded by date.
CI was fully green on 8fa2250 (36 checks). CodeRabbit's review of that head raised one more outside the diff, corrected in e036701: the personal feed now keeps a booked loan until its usable return day, instead of dropping it when the stored day passed inside a closure.
CI was fully green on e036701 (36 checks) and CodeRabbit raised nothing on it. 86649e5 then closes what had been left open:
The library ICS feed keeps a booked loan until its usable return day, as the personal feed does.
Book capacity holds a loan through the usable day the reader is told. Settings → Loans gains "Same-day handover after a closure", off by default: when on, another reader can start on that open day itself. The option is also in the staff API, so a save from the app does not clear it.
A request's start day, including a reservation's date change, follows the branch of the book's copies when they all sit in one.
Bringing back a late flag and moving a pickup day take the book row first, the order desk operations use.
The personal feed's SEQUENCE no longer goes down when a closure is removed: a calendar revision stored in the settings rises with every calendar change. It is one row in system_settings, with no migration.
The desk's late list and the status badges on the loan list and the dashboard read is_overdue.
The reservation_awaiting_approval e-mail now has its own regression, and test D2 computes its expected count.
Validation on 86649e5: PHPStan is clean. Each behavioural correction was removed in turn and its regression failed on exactly that behaviour; the status badges and the option's page have no such check, and I toggled the option through its page in a browser. Install and real admin-UI upgrade from v0.8.9 pass (163 browser cases, 8 install-phase skips within the budget; schema and all 16 plugins intact). Local unit suites: 343 of 346 pass, with backup-partial-restore, maintenance-recovery-lockout and stack-090-settings-flexibility red, and the desiderata-visibility integration suite as well, for the local reasons above. CI runs all of them.
Both reviews of 86649e5 found that the desk's two lists no longer split the loans out: a stale flag on its usable day was in neither and an unswept late loan in both. 2b2a405 corrects that, and also makes the reader's request calendar read the same last holding day as book capacity, which it had not. CodeRabbit's review of 2b2a405 raised one comment outside the diff, corrected in e40eac8: the request calendar now marks the closed days of the branch holding the book's copies, as the start day already did. Both reviews of e40eac8 found that a request's end and its duration cap still ignored that branch; 347b0ef routes every reader request's end through the same branch. CodeRabbit's review of 347b0ef raised a Major, corrected in c2d46c1: a reservation turned into a loan was checked for capacity on its requested end, not on the later day a closure gives the loan, which could run into another reader's reservation. This predates the PR. Its Minor on the retry of that e-mail after a closure is removed is left for a later change, with the reason on the thread. The local gates above were repeated on c2d46c1, with the same results.
Copy-level overlap checks still compare the stored date, as the database trigger does; book capacity is the stricter of the two.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Nuove funzionalità
Le scadenze di prestiti, ritiri, notifiche ed e-mail tengono conto dei giorni di chiusura e delle giornate di apertura effettive.
Aggiunta un’impostazione per consentire la consegna a un altro lettore il primo giorno di riapertura.
La scansione delle tessere nella pagina presenze e l’acquisizione di foto tramite fotocamera su dispositivi mobili sono tra le novità documentate della release.
Miglioramenti
Migliorata la visualizzazione responsive delle pagine amministrative.
Aggiornate le informazioni sui prestiti nell’API mobile e nei calendari.
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ubuntu-latest now resolves to 26.04, where Playwright cannot install Chromium, so every browser job fails before running a test. I pin the runners to 24.04 until Playwright supports the new image.
npm audit blocks on GHSA-mf2p-h6hf-fcwm (tinymce 8.5.1-8.9.2, media plugin serialization XSS). The lockfile moves to 8.10.0; the editor served from public/assets/tinymce is unchanged.
The tinymce bump only reached node_modules, while the app loads the
committed copy in public/assets/tinymce, which was still 8.1.2. That copy
is now refreshed from the locked 8.10.0 package (same file set: the dom
model, silver theme, oxide and tinymce-5 skins, default icons and the
existing plugins; license.md added, CHANGELOG.md stays ignored).
copy-vendor-assets.js now copies TinyMCE as well, so the existing
"git diff --exit-code -- public/assets" gates in the release and supply
chain workflows fail whenever a tinymce bump is not followed by the
refreshed files.
The "Scan complete Git history with Gitleaks" step passes on pull_request
and push events, which only scan the changed range, but fails on every
scheduled and manual run: the full-history scan reports 28 findings in
commits from 2025, all documentation placeholders (api-book-scraper
guide and README, the curl example on the advanced settings tab), array
literals and French translation strings matched by the generic rule, and
the RFC 8291 Appendix A web-push test vectors. None is a credential.
Record their fingerprints in .gitleaksignore so the weekly scan on main
is green again and a real leak would be visible.
npm ci runs the postinstall copy, which put node_modules/tinymce/CHANGELOG.md
(gitignored, 300 KB) into public/assets/tinymce, and build-release.sh rsyncs
the working tree, so the release ZIP carried a file that is not in the
repository. The copy now skips it and .rsync-filter excludes it as a second
guard. The log line names the real destination.
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La release passa a 0.9.0-rc.3. Il calendario della biblioteca calcola scadenze effettive e ritardi per prestiti, API, interfacce e notifiche. La modifica aggiorna rinnovi, capacità e lock, aggiunge un’opzione di riconsegna nello stesso giorno e introduce test di regressione.
Changes: Scadenze e circolazione
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Summary
Calcolo calendario, capacità e lock app/Support/LibraryCalendar.php, app/Services/*, app/Support/LoanEligibility.php
LibraryCalendar calcola date effettive e indicatori di ritardo. I servizi di capacità e idoneità supportano letture bloccanti. Gli aggiornamenti di scadenze e termini di ritiro avvengono sotto lock.
Prestiti, restituzioni e prenotazioni app/Controllers/*, app/Models/*, storage/plugins/ncip-server/*
Controller e repository arricchiscono i prestiti con i dati del calendario. Rinnovi, restituzioni e prenotazioni usano le date effettive e la sede della copia.
Interfacce, API e notifiche app/Views/*, app/Support/NotificationService.php, app/Support/IcsGenerator.php, storage/plugins/mobile-api/src/*
Viste, API, feed, calendari e notifiche mostrano scadenze effettive e classificano i ritardi con i dati calcolati dal calendario.
Impostazioni e revisione del calendario app/Models/SettingsRepository.php, app/Controllers/SettingsController.php, app/Views/settings/loans-tab.php, storage/plugins/mobile-api/src/Staff090/*, locale/*, docs/settings.MD
Le impostazioni espongono same_day_handover_after_closure. Le modifiche al calendario aggiornano la revisione usata dagli eventi ICS.
Concorrenza, rendering e test app/Controllers/CirculationSettingsController.php, app/Controllers/UsersController.php, app/Controllers/LibriController.php, app/Views/layout.php, tests/*, .github/workflows/ci-deep-regression.yml, scripts/ci-check-php-errors.sh
Gli aggiornamenti delle tipologie e degli account usano lock o transazioni atomiche. Il rendering della pagina libro usa stream. Test e CI coprono concorrenza, date, notifiche e log PHP.
Documentazione e versione CHANGELOG.md, README.md, version.json
La versione passa a 0.9.0-rc.3. Changelog e README aggiornano le note di release.
sequenceDiagram
participant PrestitiController
participant LibraryCalendar
participant CapacityService
PrestitiController->>LibraryCalendar: Richiede le date effettive
LibraryCalendar->>CapacityService: Verifica la capacità con letture bloccanti
CapacityService-->>LibraryCalendar: Restituisce gli intervalli
LibraryCalendar-->>PrestitiController: Restituisce le date calcolate
When a book has copies in several branches with different closures, promoting a reservation can create a loan that overlaps another reader's commitment on the same copy. The case is narrow and needs several branches plus a closure. Fix it before merge, or explicitly accept it for the release candidate. The remaining open items are minor.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run reviewed the release commit on top of main. main already holds the reviewed feature PRs #519 and #520.
Version bump: version.json goes to 0.9.0-rc.3. Every bundled plugin's requires_app is still ≤ the new version (the highest is mobile-api at 0.9.0-rc.2).
CHANGELOG entry: the new ## [0.9.0-rc.3] heading has the exact form create-release.sh expects. Spot checks of the claims against the tree all held: LibraryCalendar::isPastDue(), the 99+ badge, the 480 × 600 patron photo and the capture camera input.
README lead: What's New in v0.9.0-rc.3 now describes the release. The lower highlights moved to rc.2 and rc.1, so the README still lists only the last three releases.
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Actionable comments posted: 6
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Minor · Sostituire HtmlHelper::e() con htmlspecialchars() nella scadenza del… · scheda_libro.php:1905
app/Views/libri/scheda_libro.php:1905 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Sostituire HtmlHelper::e() con htmlspecialchars() nella scadenza del modale di restituzione.
La riga 1905 di app/Views/libri/scheda_libro.php usa ancora App\Support\HtmlHelper::e(format_date($modalEffectiveDue, false, '/')). Le istruzioni del percorso per app/Views/** vietano l'uso di questo helper nelle view. Usare htmlspecialchars(..., ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8') per questo output.
As per path instructions: "Mai usare HtmlHelper::e() nelle view — usare htmlspecialchars(..., ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8')."
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Review comment at @app/Views/libri/scheda_libro.php at line 1905:
Nell’output della scadenza del modale di restituzione, sostituisci
`App\Support\HtmlHelper::e()` con `htmlspecialchars()` specificando `ENT_QUOTES`
e `UTF-8`; lascia invariato il valore prodotto da `format_date()` e il resto
della view.
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Minor · Evita una query per copia nella lista prestiti paginata. · PrestitiApiController.php:164
app/Controllers/PrestitiApiController.php:164 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Poor tradeoff
Evita una query per copia nella lista prestiti paginata.
Con regole del calendario attive, loanDates() chiama branchOfCopy() per ogni prestito attivo con copia_id diverso. La lista può contenere fino a 500 righe per richiesta, quindi può eseguire fino a 500 query su copie. Recupera il sede_id delle copie in una query per pagina, insieme ai prestiti o con un precaricamento sul calendario.
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Review comment at @app/Controllers/PrestitiApiController.php at line 164:
Precarica in un’unica query per pagina i sede_id delle copie dei prestiti e
riutilizzali nel percorso di LibraryCalendar::loanDates, evitando che
branchOfCopy esegua una query per ogni prestito. Mantieni invariati
l’applicazione delle regole del calendario e i risultati per ciascun prestito.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @app/Controllers/PrestitiController.php:
- Around line 2264-2265: Allinea il calcolo del rinnovo al controllo di ritardo
basandolo sulla scadenza effettiva, come avviene nel percorso che usa
`LibraryCalendar::isPastDue` con `$loan['data_scadenza']`, l’eventuale
`copia_id` e `$todayApp`. Se la scadenza salvata cade in una chiusura già
trascorsa, usa il primo giorno aperto successivo come base; se il risultato del
rinnovo resta nella stessa chiusura, mantieni invariata la data di restituzione
ma conta comunque il rinnovo.
Review comments at @app/Services/CapacityService.php:
- Around line 534-535: Nel percorso di costruzione della query controllato da
$this->lockingReads, rendi corrente anche la lettura usata dal COUNT(*) annidato
su prestiti, così non usa uno snapshot precedente sotto REPEATABLE READ.
Mantieni il FOR UPDATE della query esterna e verifica che la soluzione sia
supportata dal database senza alterare il conteggio o gli altri vincoli.
Review comments at @app/Support/LibraryCalendar.php:
- Line 230: Allinea il calcolo di `restituito_in_ritardo` al calendario della
biblioteca: nei percorsi `processReturn()`, `LoanRepository::close()` e
`LoanApprovalController`, usa `LibraryCalendar::isPastDue()` invece di
confrontare direttamente la scadenza grezza con la data di restituzione.
Mantieni coerente il risultato con il campo `is_overdue` già calcolato tramite
`isPastDue()`.
Review comments at @app/Views/libri/scheda_libro.php:
- Line 383: Nella scheda del prestito attivo, sostituisci
`App\Support\HtmlHelper::e()` usato per il risultato di `format_date()` con
`htmlspecialchars()` specificando `ENT_QUOTES` e `UTF-8`; lascia invariati la
formattazione della data e la classe condizionale basata su `$isLate`.
Review comments at @app/Views/prestiti/index.php:
- Around line 603-611: Allinea l’ordinamento della colonna Scadenza al valore
mostrato, effective_due_at: aggiorna l’ordinamento lato server affinché usi la
data effettiva; se il server non può calcolarla correttamente, disabilita
l’ordinamento della colonna invece di ordinare per p.data_scadenza.
Review comments at
@storage/plugins/mobile-api/src/Controllers/ActionsController.php:
- Around line 998-1000: Allinea `sweepLoanDue()` alla logica del feed: usa
`LibraryCalendar::dueDate()` e `isPastDue()` per determinare la scadenza
effettiva e il contenuto del push, invece di basarti solo su `data_scadenza`.
Verifica prima `claimIfDueUnchanged()` e preserva il comportamento del feed
anche quando lo spostamento della scadenza non avviene per capienza.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @app/Controllers/PrestitiApiController.php:
- Line 164: Precarica in un’unica query per pagina i sede_id delle copie dei
prestiti e riutilizzali nel percorso di LibraryCalendar::loanDates, evitando che
branchOfCopy esegua una query per ogni prestito. Mantieni invariati
l’applicazione delle regole del calendario e i risultati per ciascun prestito.
Review comments at @app/Views/libri/scheda_libro.php:
- Line 1905: Nell’output della scadenza del modale di restituzione, sostituisci
`App\Support\HtmlHelper::e()` con `htmlspecialchars()` specificando `ENT_QUOTES`
e `UTF-8`; lascia invariato il valore prodotto da `format_date()` e il resto
della view.
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✅ No new issues found. The open CodeRabbit items are not repeated here: the nested COUNT(*) that does not lock its rows, the renewal base date, sorting on p.data_scadenza, the per-row branchOfCopy queries, and the others it raised.
Reviewed changes
This run covered everything pushed since the release commit 4405882: the fixes for calendar-aware circulation, the test-login fix for the cookie banner, the CHANGELOG bullet, and the merged fast-uri lockfile bump.
Added LibraryCalendar::loanDates(): it returns effective_due_at, is_overdue and due_attention for loans that are out. Every caller passes a row that includes copia_id, so branch closures are applied on the web lists, the loan details page, the book page, the reader pages and the mobile/staff API.
Switched views from raw date comparisons to server flags: the book page, loan details, the loan list (both the PHP render and the JS table) and both reader pages now show the effective date. They read lateness from is_overdue or due_attention and no longer compare against strtotime() or applicationToday.
Aligned renewal with isPastDue(): both the check before the lock and the check under it in PrestitiController::renew use the calendar. Staff mobile renewal goes through the same controller, which matches CirculationOutcome::actionsFor() now remapping status from is_overdue.
Made the calendar move's capacity check use locking reads: CapacityService(lockingReads: true) adds FOR UPDATE to the copy-count and interval queries. Only LibraryCalendar uses it, after it has locked the book row. The move loop already handles lock conflicts (1205/1213).
Updated the mobile feed, push and OpenAPI: the due-soon and overdue notices filter with isPastDue() and name the effective date. The overdue push payload adds effective_due_at, and both OpenAPI schemas document the new fields. These changes only add fields.
Added tests/settings-pr-independent-25.unit.php: it runs 25 scenarios in a database it creates and drops itself. The shared login helper now rejects the cookie banner before submitting.
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- Around line 124-133: In LoanApprovalController, includi nella query dei
prestiti attivi sia lo stato in_corso sia in_ritardo, poi ricostruisci
$activeLoans usando LibraryCalendar::loanDates() e conserva solo i prestiti con
is_overdue falso; lascia che quelli scaduti compaiano esclusivamente in
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…r shows the days capacity holds
Every loan out now sits in exactly one of the desk's two lists. The reader's request calendar reads the same last holding day as book capacity, so it does not offer a day the capacity check refuses.
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This run reviewed 2b2a405, the only commit since the prior Pullfrog review on 86649e5.
Desk lists split the loans out once: pendingLoans now selects every active in_corso|in_ritardo loan in one query and splits it on is_overdue. A stale flag on its usable day now shows in the active list, and an unswept late loan shows only in the late list. This matches the StaffLoanReader buckets and fixes the prior Pullfrog thread, and scenario 04 checks that each of the three loans appears exactly once.
One holding end for capacity and the request calendar: the new LibraryCalendar::holdingEnd() returns the usable return day, or the day before it when same-day handover is on. CapacityService::fetchIntervals and ReservationsController::calculateAvailability both use it. Both keep overdue and unswept loans open-ended, and both keep a pendente row's stored date, so the two now block the same days. The scenario covers day 7/day 8 with handover off and on.
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Minor · Allinea closed_dates alla sede usata da requestStartDay(). · ReservationsController.php:298
app/Controllers/ReservationsController.php:298 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Allinea closed_dates alla sede usata da requestStartDay().
Se tutte le copie prestabili sono nella stessa sede, requestStartDay() sposta una data chiusa per quella sede. getBookAvailabilityData() calcola closed_dates senza sede, quindi quella data non compare nell'elenco. Il calendario la propone come aperta. Il lettore può sceglierla, e la richiesta viene salvata con una data iniziale successiva. Il messaggio di conferma mostra la data salvata solo dopo il salvataggio.
Passa la sede a closedDatesBetween(). Estrai la logica di selezione della sede da requestStartDay() in un metodo condiviso, così entrambi i punti usano la stessa regola.
/** * La sede comune alle copie prestabili del libro, null se le copie sono * in più sedi o non hanno sede. */publicstaticfunctionrequestBranch(\mysqli$db, int$bookId): ?int
{
$lendable = (new \App\Services\CirculationPolicy($db))->lendableCopySql('');
$stmt = $db->prepare(
"SELECT DISTINCT sede_id FROM copie WHERE libro_id = ? AND stato NOT IN ('perso','danneggiato','manutenzione','in_restauro','in_trasferimento') AND {$lendable}"
);
$stmt->bind_param('i', $bookId);
$stmt->execute();
$branches = $stmt->get_result()->fetch_all(MYSQLI_NUM);
$stmt->close();
returncount($branches) === 1 && $branches[0][0] !== null ? (int) $branches[0][0] : null;
}
In requestStartDay(), sostituisci il blocco di query e il calcolo di $branch con $branch = self::requestBranch($db, $bookId);. Mantieni il controllo hasRules() prima della chiamata.
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Review comment at @app/Controllers/ReservationsController.php at line 298:
Allinea i giorni chiusi mostrati in `getBookAvailabilityData()` alla sede
selezionata da `requestStartDay()`: estrai la regola di scelta della sede in un
metodo condiviso e riutilizzalo in entrambi i punti. Passa la sede risultante a
`closedDatesBetween()` e conserva il controllo `hasRules()` prima della
selezione in `requestStartDay()`.
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- Line 298: Allinea i giorni chiusi mostrati in `getBookAvailabilityData()` alla
sede selezionata da `requestStartDay()`: estrai la regola di scelta della sede
in un metodo condiviso e riutilizzalo in entrambi i punti. Passa la sede
risultante a `closedDatesBetween()` e conserva il controllo `hasRules()` prima
della selezione in `requestStartDay()`.
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ℹ️ No critical issues. One minor client/server mismatch is noted inline.
Reviewed changes
This run reviewed e40eac8, the only commit since the prior Pullfrog review on 2b2a405.
Request calendar uses the branch's closures: getBookAvailabilityData now passes LibraryCalendar::requestBranch() to closedDatesBetween, so closed_dates lists branch-only closures when every lendable copy sits in one branch. This matches what requestStartDay() already did for the start day.
Extracted requestBranch(): requestStartDay() now delegates the single-branch lookup to the new public helper. Behaviour is unchanged.
Added a scenario regression: scenario 25 checks that the closed branch's day is listed for a book whose copies are in that branch, and is not listed for a book whose copies have no branch.
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- Line 862: Allinea il calcolo di `CirculationPolicy::dueDateFor()` e lo
spostamento della data di restituzione al calendario della sede, coerentemente
con `LibraryCalendar::requestBranch()` usato per le date chiuse; individua e
riutilizza il modo corretto per associare il libro alla sede, così che limite
massimo e date proposte seguano lo stesso calendario e non rifiutino il primo
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…s copies
The default end, a requested end, the maximum duration and a reservation turned into a loan move past the closures of the same branch the start day and the request calendar use, so every return day the page offers is accepted.
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✅ No new issues found.
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This run reviewed 347b0ef, the only commit since the prior Pullfrog review on e40eac8. It fixes the earlier finding that request end checks ignored the branch closures the request calendar shows.
Added LibraryCalendar::requestDueDate(): it computes the plain end date, then moves it to the next open day for requestBranch()'s branch. Library-wide closures still count, because isOpen() with a branch also checks closures that have no branch.
Routed reader request ends through it: the web reservation's maximum-duration check and its end-date move now use it. So do the reader loan/reserve paths, including requestedEndDate()'s cap. Every return day the book page offers is now accepted on the server.
Moved loans created from reservations onto the same helper: ReservationManager uses it for the stored due date and for the data_fine in the e-mail, and the admin reservation create uses it for its default due date.
Added a scenario regression: a request ending on a closed day of the copies' branch stores the branch's next open day.
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- Line 799: Nel flusso che prepara la notifica, salva nei dati persistenti della
notifica la scadenza effettivamente assegnata al prestito, invece di
ricalcolarla tramite LibraryCalendar::requestDueDate a ogni invio. Nel retry,
riutilizza quella scadenza salvata per valorizzare data_fine, così resta
invariata anche se la chiusura viene rimossa.
- Line 464: Nel flusso di promozione, calcola la scadenza estesa con
`LibraryCalendar::requestDueDate` prima del controllo di capacità e usa la
stessa data sia per il controllo sia per il prestito. Verifica che applicare
nuovamente `requestDueDate` in `createLoanFromReservation` mantenga lo stesso
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✅ No new issues found.
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This run reviewed c2d46c1, the one commit added since the prior Pullfrog review on 347b0ef.
Promotion capacity uses the usable end day: ReservationManager::processBookAvailability now moves the resolved end through LibraryCalendar::requestDueDate(..., 0, $bookId) before calling isDateRangeAvailable(). It also writes the moved end back into the in-memory reservation, so the capacity gate, the copy overlap check in createLoanFromReservation() and the "book available" e-mail all use the same day. Calling requestDueDate again inside createLoanFromReservation() is harmless because an open day maps to itself. Legacy rows with no dates still fail on the null start, as before.
Regression scenario: a queue-2 reservation whose requested end falls in a branch closure is not promoted when the queue-1 reader's reservation starts on the usable day.
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- Line 289: Usa la scadenza effettiva della copia, calcolata con
LibraryCalendar::dueDate() usando $copiaId, nei controlli di sovrapposizione a
livello di copia invece di basarli solo su $endDate; rifiuta la copia se un
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Release candidate 0.9.0-rc.3: loans follow closures added after checkout, and the 0.9.0 admin and older book pages work on a phone.
Resulting behavior
due_atand addeffective_due_atandis_overdue; Android alignment is already merged in [codex] Align reader and staff loans with the server calendar Pinakes-Android#58.Independent release review — 2026-11-04
Reviewed the full version from v0.8.9, with particular attention to retroactive closures, active loans, reader types, permissions, reservations, fines and debt. Correction commits: d8a7b16, ef2e7e2, 5e34d7f, f5ad7f7, 50068e8 and 99c3d20.
Confirmed and corrected application defects:
A concurrent default-type change could let a deletion clear the default type’s reader assignments and material rules. A disappearing set-default target could leave no default. Type edits/deletes/default changes now decide from the locked current row.
Account fields and the patron-type assignment were separate writes. A concurrently removed type could leave a half-created or partly modified account after reporting failure. These writes now commit or roll back together.
A scheduled loan could change copy/branch while a calendar save waited for the book lock. The move now re-reads the current loan and branch under lock.
Capacity could ignore a reservation made eligible by a concurrent return because the per-material count used an old snapshot. The material count now uses a current locking read in capacity writers.
The same stale-snapshot issue affected a reservation made eligible by a concurrent debt payment. Nested ledger/legacy-penalty reads now follow the writer’s locking mode.
NCIP renewals still refused the first usable return day after a retroactive closure and calculated from the nominal date. Their base date, state recovery and refusal offer now match desk renewal.
Due-soon e-mails could omit a loan due today in calendar terms, warn too early, or quote the closed nominal date. Selection, locked claim and payload now use the usable deadline; failed-send recovery also reasserts loan identity/date.
Core and personal ICS exports could omit an outstanding loan or show an obsolete end/late label on its first usable return day. They now include outstanding loans and render canonical dates/status, with batched branch lookup.
The staff dashboard’s due-today counter still used the nominal date although loan details exposed the usable date. It now counts the usable return day, with the original indexed count retained when the calendar has no rules. Regression coverage includes a capacity-blocked nominal date and a closure on today itself.
Book-detail rendering could exhaust the default 128 MiB PHP limit for an accepted title with 9,999 copies. The original CI was green because creation assertions did not inspect the failed redirected page. Both rendering stages now use temporary streams; the local peak falls from about 127 to 28 MiB for the same complete 36 MB HTML response. The regression checks the real controller within a 64 MiB budget and the complete HTTP detail response. The memory-budget regression fails on the old controller and passes with the fix.
Each defect has a deterministic regression that failed on the preceding application code. The existing 25 independent acceptance scenarios were expanded; a separate 15-assertion real-connection test covers type races and atomic account saves. The push test now captures the actual delivered payload instead of only checking notification records.
Validation of the correction head
Review findings and release gate
Independently checked the review discussions and follow-ups on #521 and its incorporated #519/#520 changes, plus #503/#515. Existing application findings are covered by their corrections and regression suites. The remaining push-payload coverage gap is addressed here; the return-controller coverage already existed in acceptance scenario 02. The #503 stale TinyMCE-copy suggestion is preventive: no stale asset was found in this release tree.
The fixes above include patron/account issues independent of the closures feature, so this review does not characterize every defect as calendar-only or purely cosmetic.
GitHub checks must pass on 99c3d20 before merge. Local results above are separate from the fresh CI run. Main’s strict up-to-date protection and the integration gate for #503/#515 still apply; do not treat checks on c1849b3 as validation of this correction head.
Full CI and server-log audit
The complete CI on f5ad7f7 finished with 36 successful checks and CodeRabbit skipped. Every Actions job and step was inspected, along with check annotations, test-result artifacts and Apache logs. The 346 standalone PHP suites passed without skips on MySQL 8.0/8.4 and MariaDB 10.11/11.4; schema gates, upgrade tests, security scans and PHP 8.2–8.5 compatibility passed. All four deep-regression shards reported zero unexpected failures and zero flakes.
That audit nevertheless found the book-detail memory fatal described above. Commit 50068e8 fixes it and adds an independent server-log gate so browser assertions cannot hide another PHP fatal. The gate rejects the original failing Apache log and accepts the other three clean shard logs and expected handled rollback errors. The 19 targeted browser cases pass; PHPStan, actionlint, shellcheck, CI policy and whitespace checks pass.
The deep browser run on f5ad7f7 executed 3,315 cases and skipped 96 conditional cases. Skips are retained as coverage limitations, not reported as passes: upgrade-only phases, inactive optional modules/data, absent pending-account fixtures, a bypassed rate limiter, slow opt-in calls, legacy mail routing and missing PDF inspection tools. Poppler is now installed in deep CI so the ten PDF inspection cases previously skipped for that missing dependency run on the new head.
ZAP's report contains one medium category deliberately allowlisted for remote images/audio/PDF frames; its five instances match only img-src/frame-src/media-src and do not widen script/style hosts. The remaining alerts are low/informational (headers, server banner, public asset timestamps/comments and scanner request/session detection); no additional blocking alert was found. Cross-browser accessibility tests passed 21/21 without skips or flakes. No new unresolved review thread was found.
After enabling those PDF cases, commit 99c3d20 updates two stale label-test assumptions: inventory-code assertions target the value rather than the responsive caption, and PDF text matching permits line wrapping. Natural ordering, exact content, custom dimensions, scaling and padding checks remain. All 22 cases in the label/card/photo suites are verified locally (20 on the first run and the two corrected label cases rerun successfully), including all ten formerly skipped PDF cases.
Fresh CI on 99c3d20 is separate from the completed f5ad7f7 results. No merge or auto-merge is enabled.
Second release review — 2026-11-05
Another full pass over the PR found surfaces the calendar work had not reached. All corrections are in 2103f14, 50454e5, bd26f18, 91540ca, 3c58f12, 8fa2250, e036701, 86649e5, 2b2a405, e40eac8, 347b0ef and c2d46c1; they supersede the "fresh CI on 99c3d20" note above, and GitHub checks must pass on the new head.
is_overdueandeffective_due_atinstead of comparing raw dates. The dashboard calendar's status stays the stored one; only its end day follows the calendar.innodb_snapshot_isolation, on by default on recent versions and not covered by the CI matrix) inside a calendar save now stops the run like a deadlock. Carrying on committed moves for a closure the abort had already removed. This existed on main and this PR widened it.symfony/html-sanitizergoes to 6.4.50 for CVE-2026-118517 and two related advisories published on 2026-11-04.Validation on the correction head: the new regressions were run against the code before the fixes and fail there on exactly the corrected behaviour, then pass after. The MariaDB case was run on 12.3 with
innodb_snapshot_isolationon, and it fails with the fix removed. PHPStan is clean. Install and real admin-UI upgrade from v0.8.9 pass (163 browser cases, 8 install-phase skips within the budget; schema and all 16 plugins intact).Local unit suites: 343 of 346 pass with the correction applied.
backup-partial-restoreandmaintenance-recovery-lockout, plus thedesiderata-visibilityintegration suite, fail the same way on the code before the fixes, because from a worktree they reach another local server;stack-090-settings-flexibilityneeds database privileges the local user lacks. CI runs all of them. One regression was caught this way and corrected in bd26f18: the first fix had relabelled the dashboard calendar's status.CodeRabbit's review of that head raised five more, all corrected in 91540ca with regressions that fail without the fix where behaviour changed: the personal feed's revision now moves with the event's end, the book page's copy badge and the dashboard's overdue list decide from
is_overdue, the book page's due dates usehtmlspecialchars, and the login helpers wait briefly for the consent banner. CI's only red on bd26f18 was a flake intests/patron-photo.spec.js: the card check refused the lettersFW, which that run's random id contained. The head after it makes the check deterministic.The next pass added two small corrections in 8fa2250: scheduled loans whose move was refused also report the next open day as
effective_due_at, without becoming late or due, and the dashboard's overdue query is bounded by date.CI was fully green on 8fa2250 (36 checks). CodeRabbit's review of that head raised one more outside the diff, corrected in e036701: the personal feed now keeps a booked loan until its usable return day, instead of dropping it when the stored day passed inside a closure.
CI was fully green on e036701 (36 checks) and CodeRabbit raised nothing on it. 86649e5 then closes what had been left open:
SEQUENCEno longer goes down when a closure is removed: a calendar revision stored in the settings rises with every calendar change. It is one row insystem_settings, with no migration.is_overdue.reservation_awaiting_approvale-mail now has its own regression, and test D2 computes its expected count.Validation on 86649e5: PHPStan is clean. Each behavioural correction was removed in turn and its regression failed on exactly that behaviour; the status badges and the option's page have no such check, and I toggled the option through its page in a browser. Install and real admin-UI upgrade from v0.8.9 pass (163 browser cases, 8 install-phase skips within the budget; schema and all 16 plugins intact). Local unit suites: 343 of 346 pass, with
backup-partial-restore,maintenance-recovery-lockoutandstack-090-settings-flexibilityred, and thedesiderata-visibilityintegration suite as well, for the local reasons above. CI runs all of them.Both reviews of 86649e5 found that the desk's two lists no longer split the loans out: a stale flag on its usable day was in neither and an unswept late loan in both. 2b2a405 corrects that, and also makes the reader's request calendar read the same last holding day as book capacity, which it had not. CodeRabbit's review of 2b2a405 raised one comment outside the diff, corrected in e40eac8: the request calendar now marks the closed days of the branch holding the book's copies, as the start day already did. Both reviews of e40eac8 found that a request's end and its duration cap still ignored that branch; 347b0ef routes every reader request's end through the same branch. CodeRabbit's review of 347b0ef raised a Major, corrected in c2d46c1: a reservation turned into a loan was checked for capacity on its requested end, not on the later day a closure gives the loan, which could run into another reader's reservation. This predates the PR. Its Minor on the retry of that e-mail after a closure is removed is left for a later change, with the reason on the thread. The local gates above were repeated on c2d46c1, with the same results.
Copy-level overlap checks still compare the stored date, as the database trigger does; book capacity is the stricter of the two.
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