Only proactive notification was the once-a-day 6-7AM digest. Wires up
the previously-unused User.default_reminder_minutes profile setting
and ScheduledReminder model (Gitea #8) to send timely per-task alerts:
- Task.reschedule_reminders(), hooked into Task.save() via a dirty-check
against due_date/due_time/reminder_at/status/is_deleted, (re)creates up
to 3 ScheduledReminder rows per active due task: a "before due" reminder
(from reminder_at if set, else default_reminder_minutes before due), a
"due now" notification, and an "overdue" notification (mirroring
is_overdue's day-after rule for date-only due tasks). Hooking into
save() means every call site - web views, the API, and sync - picks
this up automatically.
- New Celery task send_scheduled_reminders (beat schedule: every 5 min)
sends due reminders via whichever of email/push the user has enabled,
reusing the existing per-user channel toggles, and logs them to the
Notification table.
- 14 new tests covering the scheduling math, due-date-change/completion/
deletion cleanup, and the sending task's channel and timing behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- 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.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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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Features:
- Django-based REST API with web interface
- Task management with tags, priorities, and due dates
- Time tracking with start/stop timers
- Subtasks support
- Task filtering (all, today, upcoming, overdue, completed)
- Tag-based organization with color coding
- Sorting by due date and priority
- Auto-assign tags when filtering
- Responsive 3-pane layout (sidebar, task list, detail panel)
- Task sharing between users
- Mobile-responsive design with dark mode support
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