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Determine batching interval for non-recurring tasks deterministically

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Don't use current time to estimate batching interval for non-recurring
tasks.
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Rahix 2026-03-05 20:55:39 +01:00
parent 6c58cd1774
commit 9d8d77a356
1 changed files with 13 additions and 12 deletions
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src/reminder.rs
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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ pub async fn remind_all_tasks(ctx: &crate::Context, tasks: &[task::Task]) -> any
continue;
};
let batching_interval = find_batching_interval(ctx, &info.due_date, task);
let batching_interval = find_batching_interval(task, info);
log::debug!("Reminder interval for {task} is {batching_interval:?}.");
if !is_time_to_remind(ctx, &info.due_date, batching_interval) {
@ -118,13 +118,7 @@ Hello again. This task is overdue, please take care of it ASAP!"
Ok(())
}
fn find_batching_interval(
ctx: &crate::Context,
due_date: &jiff::Zoned,
task: &task::Task,
) -> BatchingInterval {
let time_until_due = due_date - &ctx.timestamp;
fn find_batching_interval(task: &task::Task, info: &task::ScheduledInfo) -> BatchingInterval {
if let Some(recurring) = &task.recurring {
match &recurring.interval {
task::RecurringInterval::Months(_) => BatchingInterval::Monthly,
@ -135,12 +129,19 @@ fn find_batching_interval(
// For tasks that are not recurring, the batching interval is determined based on how
// far in the future the task is due.
let weeks_until_due = time_until_due
.total((jiff::Unit::Week, jiff::SpanRelativeTo::days_are_24_hours()))
let task_duration = &info.due_date - &info.start_date;
let task_weeks = task_duration
.total((jiff::Unit::Week, &info.start_date))
.unwrap();
if weeks_until_due >= 3. {
let task_months = task_duration
.total((jiff::Unit::Month, &info.start_date))
.unwrap();
if task_months >= 1. {
BatchingInterval::Monthly
} else if weeks_until_due >= 1. {
} else if task_weeks >= 1. {
BatchingInterval::Weekly
} else {
BatchingInterval::OnTheDay