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fix(app): keep year calendar days on their weekday rows - #83
Month labels in the year grid's bottom row span 4 weeks, so a 5-week month left a gap that grid auto-placement filled with the next day, shifting later days down a row. Day cells and weekday labels are now placed explicitly.
Tested: new regression test; year view checked in the browser on desktop and mobile (7 rows × 52 weeks).
The yearly reading calendar now applies explicit grid positions to weekday labels and day cells. Its cell helper applies the supplied style to visible cells and date placeholders. A regression test checks that the year view renders more than 300 day cells and aligns each cell with its weekday.
Calendar cells accept a style for visible days and date placeholders. The year grid explicitly positions weekday labels and day cells. A Year-view test checks that each cell’s row matches its weekday.
The year-view test can fail under non-English locales even when the calendar is correct. Fixing the test would avoid locale-dependent failures.
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The title names the fix (year calendar days staying on their weekday rows), which matches the raw summary: day cells and weekday labels now get explicit grid coordinates instead of auto-placement. It …
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The description states the cause (4-week month labels in the bottom row leave a gap that auto-placement fills, shifting days down a row) and the fix (explicit placement of day cells and weekday labels…
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Issue #81 requires that days in the yearly calendar sit in their weekday rows, with no 8-day columns. The diff to app/src/Stats.jsx gives every day cell explicit placement: style={{ gridRow: r + 1, gr…
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All changes are in app/src/Stats.jsx (explicit grid placement for weekday labels and day cells, inline style passed through cell(), removal of the placeholder, and a comment) and in app/src/S…
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The title names the fix (year calendar days staying on their weekday rows), which matches the raw summary: day cells and weekday labels now get explicit grid coordinates instead of auto-placement. It is specific and describes the primary change.
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The description states the cause (4-week month labels in the bottom row leave a gap that auto-placement fills, shifting days down a row) and the fix (explicit placement of day cells and weekday labels). It also lists the regression test and browser checks, which match the Stats.jsx and Stats.test.jsx changes.
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Issue #81 requires that days in the yearly calendar sit in their weekday rows, with no 8-day columns. The diff to app/src/Stats.jsx gives every day cell explicit placement: style={{ gridRow: r + 1, gridColumn: i + 2 }}, where r is the weekday index (Mon=0) and i is the week index. The weekday labels get gridRow: r + 1 and gridColumn: 1. Explicit items are not moved by auto-placement, so a day cannot land in another row. The removed <span /> placeholder and the earlier auto-placed day cells were the cause of the shift. Placeholder cells for days outside the period also receive the same style. The new test in app/src/Stats.test.jsx opens the Year view, expects more than 300 [data-tip] cells, and checks that each cell's gridRow equals its weekday row (Mon=1 to Sun=7). Before this change, cells had no gridRow, so the test would fail. The month and three-month views use the same cell() path, which the issue does not require to change. Remaining uncertainty: the month-label markup is not in the diff. The comment that the labels leave gaps in row 8 implies they have explicit column placement, so removing <span /> does not move them. The test depends on the en-US weekday abbreviations from toLocaleDateString, and the test fixture named activity was not checked.
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All changes are in app/src/Stats.jsx (explicit grid placement for weekday labels and day cells, inline style passed through cell(), removal of the <span /> placeholder, and a comment) and in app/src/Stats.test.jsx (one regression test). Each change serves the fix for #81. The inline style parameter, the new comment, and the test all relate to the explicit placement. No unrelated behavior, API, or file change appears in the diff. The whole-PR diff against the merge base was used for this check.
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Month labels in row 8 span four weeks, so a five-week month left a gap
that grid auto-placement filled with the next Monday, shifting every
later day down a row. Place each day cell and weekday label explicitly.
Fixescrosspoint-reader#81
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- Line 497: Update the weekday assertion in the test to avoid relying on the
default locale used by Stats.jsx; use a locale-independent date value or
explicitly set a stable locale for the test so correct grid placement does not
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Make the weekday assertion locale-independent.
data-tip uses the default locale in Stats.jsx, but rows contains only English abbreviations. (tc39.es) With a German locale, this test compares a grid row with undefined and fails even when placement is correct. Use a locale-independent date value or fix the locale for this test.
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Review comment at @app/src/Stats.test.jsx at line 497:
Update the weekday assertion in the test to avoid relying on the default locale
used by Stats.jsx; use a locale-independent date value or explicitly set a
stable locale for the test so correct grid placement does not depend on the
environment.
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Fixes #81.
Month labels in the year grid's bottom row span 4 weeks, so a 5-week month left a gap that grid auto-placement filled with the next day, shifting later days down a row. Day cells and weekday labels are now placed explicitly.
Tested: new regression test; year view checked in the browser on desktop and mobile (7 rows × 52 weeks).