fetch() only rejects on true network failures, not bad status codes,
so a reverse proxy (Nginx Proxy Manager) returning 502/503 while the
app server itself is down was passed through as-is instead of falling
back to the offline experience. Now a >=500 response is treated the
same as a network error.
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Lets users create, edit, and complete tasks with no network connection,
queued locally in IndexedDB and replayed via the existing /api/sync/
protocol once back online -- the same protocol the native Android app
already uses, with zero backend changes. The service worker now routes
the dashboard's offline fallback to a small client-rendered task app
instead of the generic "you're offline" page; every other route keeps
the generic fallback.
Conflicts (server row touched elsewhere since last sync) auto-resolve
as "local wins" rather than surfacing a resolution UI. Scope is title/
status/priority/due-date only -- tags, subtasks, time tracking, and
recurrence editing offline are out of scope for this phase.
Also adds the first real test coverage for sync/views.py (previously
untested): new-item creation, soft-delete-bypasses-conflict-check,
conflict detection/discarding, and both resolve_conflict paths.
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Portainer stack variables only populate a container's environment when
docker-compose.yml explicitly references them; the web/celery-worker/
celery-beat services never listed VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY/VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY/
VAPID_ADMIN_EMAIL, so settings.VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY read as empty even with
the vars set in Portainer, breaking the push subscribe flow.
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Wires up the previously-scaffolded VAPID/DeviceToken infrastructure end
to end: browser subscription flow on the Profile page's existing "Push
Notifications" toggle, a service worker push/notificationclick handler,
and server-side sending from the daily task digest. Also broadens that
digest's eligibility query so push-only users (email notifications off)
aren't silently skipped, and adds `generate_vapid_keys` since the pinned
py-vapid's own key generator is broken against current cryptography.
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It's local AI-assistant guidance, not project documentation meant for
the repo. Kept on disk (gitignored) so it still works locally.
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Adds a manifest, service worker, and branded icons so the site can be
installed to a home screen/desktop, plus an offline fallback page so a
dropped connection shows something friendlier than the browser's default
error. Icons are rasterized from the existing favicon.svg mark via
rsvg-convert. The manifest and service worker are served through small
Django views (not raw static files) so their asset URLs pick up
WhiteNoise's content-hashed filenames in prod/selfhosted, and the service
worker is served from the site root so its scope covers the whole app.
Does not include true offline task data or Web Push notifications --
those are tracked separately as larger follow-up projects.
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API.md now lists the supported custom RRULE patterns (every Wednesday,
every other Wednesday, every second Tuesday, every 15th, etc.) matching
the newly implemented dateutil.rrule evaluation. CLAUDE.md's Task model
reference also gets corrected: it listed recurrence_type/recurrence_interval
fields that never existed on the model.
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Recurring tasks were locked to fixed daily/weekly/biweekly/monthly/yearly
intervals. The `custom` recurrence type and `recurrence_rule` field already
existed in the model and API docs, but RRULE evaluation was a TODO stub
that silently fell back to weekly, and no UI exposed the option.
Implements real RRULE parsing via dateutil.rrule, and adds a builder UI
(day-of-week checkboxes for weekly, day-of-month or Nth-weekday for
monthly) so users can express patterns like "every other Wednesday" or
"every second Tuesday" without hand-writing RRULE strings.
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Repo moved from git.firebugit.com to git.darksingularity.org; the old
host is gone, which would break both docker-compose's git build
contexts and the Portainer stack setup instructions. Also removes
production secret values (SECRET_KEY, DB passwords, SMTP password)
that were committed in plaintext in the deployment guide.
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The "Default" option cleared the sort param and fell back to the
model's Meta.ordering (sort_order, -priority, due_date, created_at),
which read as broken/unsorted to users. Default is now due date
(earliest first), matching the existing due_date sort option.
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Complete REST API documentation including authentication, rate limiting, all endpoints (users, tasks, tags, time tracking, sharing, sync, notifications), error handling, and usage examples. Intended for developers building applications that integrate with KeepItGoing via the API.
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Prevent process_recurring_tasks from creating duplicate tasks for dates that already have completed instances. Previously only checked for pending tasks, causing old completed recurring tasks to reappear as pending when subsequent instances went overdue.
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Provides comprehensive guidance for future Claude Code instances including development commands, architecture overview, and common patterns.
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Fixes email notification links showing localhost:8000 instead of the
actual domain. The SITE_DOMAIN variable is now passed to web,
celery-worker, and celery-beat containers so emails include the
correct URL.
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Critical fix: Task now runs every hour instead of once at 6 AM UTC.
This ensures users in all timezones receive their email at 6 AM local time.
Changes:
- Run task every hour instead of once daily
- Check if it's 6-7 AM in user's timezone (1 hour window)
- Track sent emails in Notification model to prevent duplicates
- Add 'daily_email' notification type
Without this fix, users in timezones where 6 AM UTC is not morning
would never receive their daily email.
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Replace complex notification system with a simple daily email:
- Send ONE email per day between 6-9 AM in user's timezone
- Show tasks due today and overdue tasks
- Only send if user has email_notifications enabled
- Remove all push notification logic
- Keep recurring task processor (runs daily at midnight)
This makes notifications much simpler and less intrusive while
still providing value to users.
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Update build contexts to pull from git repository URL instead of
local directory. This allows Portainer to build images directly
from the repository without requiring SSH access to the server.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change healthchecks to use 'ps aux | grep' instead of 'pgrep' since
procps may not be available in existing images. This works with the
base Python image without requiring a rebuild.
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This allows deploying from git repository in Portainer by providing
an example environment variables file. Users can copy this and fill
in their actual values in Portainer's environment variables section.
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Replace celery inspect ping with pgrep check for reliability.
The inspect command was failing in healthcheck context while
the worker process itself was running fine.
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- Fix import error in notifications/tasks.py (timezone.datetime -> datetime)
- Add healthchecks to celery-worker and celery-beat containers
- Add procps package to Dockerfile for pgrep command
- Add email environment variables to celery containers
The import error was causing celery workers to crash when loading tasks.
Missing healthchecks prevented proper container health monitoring.
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Fixes ModuleNotFoundError by using Python's built-in zoneinfo module
instead of the external pytz dependency. zoneinfo is the standard
library solution for timezone handling in Python 3.9+.
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Fixes 500 error when user timezone is invalid or missing.
Now gracefully falls back to UTC if timezone conversion fails.
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Tasks were incorrectly showing as overdue when they were due today.
The issue was that the overdue check was comparing the due date
against UTC's "today" instead of the user's local "today".
Now uses the user's timezone setting to determine the current date
when checking if a task is overdue. This ensures tasks due "today"
only become overdue when the user's local date advances to tomorrow.
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Previously priority sorting was alphabetical (high < low < medium < urgent)
instead of by importance. Now uses Django Case/When to map priority strings
to numeric values: urgent=4, high=3, medium=2, low=1.
Fixes both queryset sorting and list sorting for overdue filter.
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Add custom scrollbar styles for Chromium/Webkit browsers to match the
dark theme aesthetic. Firefox already had proper scrollbar styling, but
Chrome was showing default light gray scrollbars.
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Adds automatic creation of next task instance when recurring tasks are completed.
- Add calculate_next_due_date() and create_next_recurrence() methods to Task model
- Update task completion handlers in views and sync API to create next recurrence
- Add hourly Celery task to process any missed recurring tasks
- Support daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, yearly recurrence patterns
- Respect recurrence_end_date limits
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Changed mobile overlay from 50% to 75% opacity (25% transparent)
to make the sidebar content more visible when open on mobile devices.
Updated rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5) to rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75)
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Middleware now:
- Detects mobile app vs browser via User-Agent
- Mobile app: Removes frame-blocking headers (allows iframe)
- Browsers: Adds CSP and X-Frame-Options headers (security)
This ensures:
✓ Browsers get full CSP protection
✓ Mobile app can embed content
✓ No need for django-csp package
✓ All security managed in one place
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The CSP_FRAME_ANCESTORS = ("'none'",) setting in production.py was
blocking iframe embedding even after removing X-Frame-Options.
Updated middleware to:
- Detect Android WebView via 'wv' in User-Agent (more reliable)
- Remove both X-Frame-Options AND Content-Security-Policy headers
- This allows mobile app iframe embedding while keeping browser protection
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Created Django middleware that detects requests from the KeepItGoing
mobile app (via User-Agent) and removes X-Frame-Options header to
allow iframe embedding.
Changes:
- Created tasks/middleware/mobile_app.py with AllowMobileAppFramingMiddleware
- Added middleware to settings after XFrameOptionsMiddleware
- Detects Capacitor WebView User-Agent patterns
- Removes X-Frame-Options only for mobile app, keeps protection for browsers
This allows the mobile app to embed the website in an iframe while
maintaining clickjacking protection for regular web browsers.
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Root cause: The .app-layout.detail-closed class (2-class specificity)
was overriding .app-layout (1-class specificity) at mobile, creating
a 3-column grid "0 1fr 0" instead of single column "1fr".
The task-pane was placed in column 1 (0 width), making it invisible.
Fix: Explicitly override both .app-layout and .app-layout.detail-closed
with equal specificity in the 768px breakpoint.
Cache bust: v=6
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The task-pane was not displaying at mobile because it lacked explicit
grid positioning and width constraints. Added:
- grid-row: 2 and grid-column: 1 for explicit placement
- width: 100%, min-width: 0, max-width: 100% to ensure full width
- Moved header grid positioning into mobile breakpoint for clarity
Also updated header to have explicit grid-row: 1 positioning.
Cache bust: v=5
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The sidebar-toggle and mobile-overlay base definitions were placed
AFTER the media queries, causing them to override the responsive
styles. This prevented the hamburger menu from showing and broke
the sidebar drawer functionality.
Fixed by moving base definitions before the Mobile Responsive section.
CSS order is now correct:
1. Base styles (display: none for sidebar-toggle)
2. Media queries (display: flex at 768px)
This allows the media query to properly override the base style.
Updated cache version to v=4.
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The flex-direction: column on header-user was causing buttons to
overflow outside the header bar. Changed approach to keep buttons
horizontal but make them smaller on very small screens.
Changes:
- Removed flex-direction: column from 480px breakpoint
- Keep buttons horizontal with smaller font size
- Reduced button min-height to 36px on small screens
- Reduced touch targets slightly (40px) for very small screens
- Smaller brand font size (0.9rem)
Updated cache version to v=3 to force reload.
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Fixed critical mobile layout issues on phones (400-600px width):
Header improvements:
- Hide email on mobile to save space
- Compact user menu layout
- Adjust brand font size for mobile
- Better spacing with adjusted padding
Sidebar drawer fixes:
- Properly hide sidebar off-screen (translateX(-100%))
- Increase z-index to 100 for proper layering
- Add background and shadow for drawer effect
- Wider drawer (280px) for better touch targets
Touch target improvements:
- All buttons minimum 44px height (Apple HIG standard)
- Larger touch areas for sidebar toggle and theme toggle
- Improved checkbox sizing (24px)
Task list mobile optimization:
- Smaller fonts for tags and priority badges
- Text ellipsis for long tag names
- Better wrapping for task metadata
- Reduced padding for mobile screens
Modal and form improvements:
- Full-width detail pane on mobile
- Responsive modal sizing (95% width, max 400px)
- Better form field spacing
New 480px breakpoint:
- Ultra-small phone optimization
- Vertical stack for Profile/Logout buttons
- Further reduced font sizes and padding
Mobile utility classes:
- .mobile-only / .desktop-only for conditional display
- .mobile-full-width for full-width elements
All changes are CSS-only, no JavaScript modifications needed.
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Added SVG favicon based on KeepItGoing app icon (white checkmark on
blue #3B82F6 background). Favicon displays in browser tabs and bookmarks.
Changes:
- Created static/favicons/favicon.svg with app icon design
- Updated templates/base.html with favicon link tags
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Changed pip upgrade to use --user flag so the upgraded pip is
installed to /root/.local and gets copied to the runtime stage.
Previous version upgraded pip globally in builder stage but runtime
stage was still using base image's pip (25.0.1). Now the upgraded
pip is in .local/bin which is in the PATH in the runtime container.
This fixes CVE-2025-8869 in pip.
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Added pip upgrade step in Dockerfile builder stage to ensure latest
pip version is used. This fixes CVE-2025-8869 vulnerability found in
pip 25.0.1 (fixed in 25.3).
pip-audit output before fix:
Found 1 known vulnerability in 1 package
Name Version ID Fix Versions
pip 25.0.1 CVE-2025-8869 25.3
After rebuilding, pip will be upgraded to 25.3+ which resolves the
security vulnerability.
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Re-added SECURE_CONTENT_TYPE_NOSNIFF and SECURE_BROWSER_XSS_FILTER
to Django settings. These don't conflict with NPM's "Block Common
Exploits" feature - they provide defense-in-depth by ensuring headers
are set even if the request bypasses NPM.
Security header strategy:
- NPM (primary): CSP, HSTS, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy,
X-Content-Type-Options, X-XSS-Protection via "Block Common Exploits"
- Django (backup): X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options,
X-XSS-Protection for defense-in-depth
This follows security best practice of setting headers at multiple
layers rather than relying on a single point of control.
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Removed SECURE_CONTENT_TYPE_NOSNIFF and SECURE_BROWSER_XSS_FILTER
from Django settings to prevent duplicate headers. These headers are
now exclusively managed in Nginx Proxy Manager's Advanced config.
This fixes Mozilla Observatory error: "X-Content-Type-Options header
cannot be recognized" which was caused by the header being sent twice
(once from Django, once from NPM).
Security headers now managed in NPM:
- Content-Security-Policy
- X-Content-Type-Options
- X-XSS-Protection
- Referrer-Policy
- Permissions-Policy
X-Frame-Options kept in Django for defense-in-depth (doesn't conflict).
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