Wires DerivationService.EffectiveProjectRole into the t-paliad-138
approval ladder so partner-unit-derived members with derive_grants_authority=true
can act as approvers (per design §4.2). When they sign off, the audit row
records decision_kind='derived_peer' — a third value alongside the existing
'peer' and 'admin_override' — so the chronology discloses the derivation
chain.
Schema (migration 055 update)
-----------------------------
- paliad.approval_requests.decision_kind CHECK extended to accept
'derived_peer'. Down migration restores the t-138 two-value CHECK.
Live SQL dry-run confirmed the new value is accepted.
Service layer
-------------
- approval_levels.go: new constant DecisionKindDerivedPeer.
- approval_service.go (4 sites widened with the derivation EXISTS branch):
1. canApprove — third resolution step after global_admin + direct/
ancestor team membership: matches partner-unit-derived members
on path with derive_grants_authority=true and a unit_role whose
approval_role_from_unit_role mapping meets the threshold.
Returns DecisionKindDerivedPeer when this branch is the one that
passed.
2. hasQualifiedApprover (the deadlock-check at submit time) —
widened so a project with no direct approvers but an authority-
granting unit attachment is still submittable.
3. ListPendingForApprover (the /inbox query) — third UNION ALL
branch so derived authority sees their queue.
4. PendingCountForUser (the bell-badge query) — same widening so
derived authority sees the count tick.
All four queries reuse paliad.approval_role_from_unit_role(text) added
by Phase 2 of migration 055.
Frontend
--------
- 2 i18n keys (DE+EN): approvals.decision_kind.derived_peer →
"Genehmigt durch abgeleitetes Mitglied (Partner Unit)" / "Approved by
derived member (Partner Unit)". Verlauf rendering of the third
decision_kind value works through the existing translateEvent /
decision_kind switch with no other change. 1606 keys total.
Strict-default unchanged
------------------------
Derived members are visibility-only by default. Authority requires the
project lead/admin to explicitly flip derive_grants_authority=true on the
project_partner_units row (UI on /projects/{id} Team tab, Phase 2). This
preserves the m-locked Q12 stance.
Phase 3 closes the t-paliad-139 implementation. m's bug closes (Phase 1),
the derivation schema is in place (Phase 2), and approval authority
flows through the new ladder (Phase 3).
Migration 055 adds the structural pieces the issue's PA-derivation premise
needed (the design-§1.3 verify-before-trust check found all three were
missing today):
- paliad.partner_unit_members.unit_role text DEFAULT 'attorney'
CHECK ('lead'|'attorney'|'senior_pa'|'pa'|'paralegal') — per-unit role
distinction so derivation can target specific tiers without re-
introducing a firm-wide rank column. The same human can be 'attorney'
in one unit and 'lead' in another.
- paliad.project_partner_units junction (project_id, partner_unit_id,
derive_unit_roles[] DEFAULT {pa,senior_pa}, derive_grants_authority bool
DEFAULT false, attached_at, attached_by) with composite PK and RLS
(read = can_see_project; write = global_admin OR project lead).
- paliad.approval_role_from_unit_role(text) helper used by Phase 3 when
derived authority is consulted by the t-138 ladder.
- paliad.can_see_project extended with one EXISTS branch — derivation
walks the path: a user is visible on P if any (ancestor of P) is
attached to a unit they are a member of with a matching unit_role.
No RAISE EXCEPTION (Maria's build constraint). Day-1 deploy = zero
behaviour change because every existing unit member defaults to
unit_role='attorney' and the default derive_unit_roles is {pa,senior_pa},
so until both diverge no derivation happens.
Backend services
----------------
- DerivationService (new, internal/services/derivation_service.go):
AttachUnitToProject, DetachUnitFromProject, ListAttachedUnits,
ListDerivedMembers (path-walking dedupe by closest attachment),
ListDescendantStaffed (descendant-direct rows excluding ancestor-
already-staffed), EffectiveProjectRole (returns role + source ∈
{direct, ancestor, derived} for the t-138 approval gate in Phase 3).
- PartnerUnitService extensions:
PartnerUnitMemberDetail gains UnitRole (db:"unit_role"). Constants
UnitRoleLead/Attorney/SeniorPA/PA/Paralegal + isValidUnitRole.
SetMemberRole(callerID, unitID, userID, role) with admin gate, prior-
role read in tx, audit emit 'member_role_changed'. ListMembers and
ListWithMembers SELECT projection now includes pum.unit_role.
Handlers
--------
- GET /api/projects/{id}/partner-units → ListAttachedUnits
- POST /api/projects/{id}/partner-units → AttachUnitToProject
- DELETE /api/projects/{id}/partner-units/{unit_id} → DetachUnitFromProject
- GET /api/projects/{id}/team/derived → ListDerivedMembers
- GET /api/projects/{id}/team/from-descendants → ListDescendantStaffed
- PATCH /api/partner-units/{id}/members/{user_id}/role → SetMemberRole
- Services bundle gains Derivation; cmd/server/main.go wires it.
Frontend (Team-tab on /projects/{id})
-------------------------------------
Three new subsections rendered after the existing direct+ancestor table:
- "Aus Unterprojekten" — descendant-direct rows with attribution arrow.
- "Abgeleitet (Partner Unit)" — derived rows with [Sicht] / [Sicht & 4-
Augen] badge per the m-locked honesty rule (§3.5).
- "Partner Units" — attached-unit list with attach/detach controls
(lead/admin only) and a form picker for derive_unit_roles +
derive_grants_authority.
Each subsection is hidden when its data is empty (Partner Units block
also surfaces for managers when empty so they can attach).
Loaders + state in projects-detail.ts; renderTeam orchestrates all
four subsections; renderAttachedUnits owns the unit list + detach
handlers; initAttachUnitForm wires the picker + checkbox role-set.
canManagePartnerUnits gates the attach UI on global_admin OR direct
'lead' on the current project.
i18n keys (DE+EN, ~30 new) under projects.team.section.*,
projects.team.derived.*, projects.team.units.*, unit_role.*. Codegen now
emits 1605 keys (was 1494).
CSS additions: .entity-section-heading (subsection h3),
.derived-badge / .derived-badge--authority, .form-checkbox.
Phase 3 (approval extension to honour derived_peer decision_kind) stacks
on top — gates on EffectiveProjectRole returning ('role','derived') being
wired into the t-138 canApprove + inbox SQL.
m's bug: /projects/{client_id} renders "Keine Fristen" / "Keine Termine" /
"Noch keine Ereignisse" even when descendant Cases carry deadlines, appts,
and audit events. Live verification on Siemens AG client
(61e3fb9e-29fb-44aa-867e-a89469e2cacb): 9 descendant projects, 19
deadlines, 37 project_events, 4 appointments — none on the Client row,
all invisible until now.
Root cause: 3 legacy per-project read paths used WHERE project_id = $1
(exact match), bypassing the projectDescendantPredicate primitive that
internal/services/visibility.go:68 already provides and that the t-124
union endpoints (DeadlineService.ListVisibleForUser etc.) already use.
Backend
-------
- DeadlineService.ListForProject(..., directOnly bool): subtree by
default via WHERE project_id IN (SELECT pp.id FROM paliad.projects pp
WHERE $1 = ANY(string_to_array(pp.path, '.')::uuid[])); collapses to
WHERE project_id = $1 when directOnly=true.
- AppointmentService.ListForProject: same shape.
- ProjectService.ListEvents(..., directOnly bool): same shape, plus
LEFT JOIN paliad.projects to surface project_title for the Verlauf
attribution chip on /projects/{id}. Inner subquery aliased pp to
avoid shadowing the outer join's p.
- models.ProjectEvent: new optional ProjectTitle string for the Verlauf
enrichment. Other readers leave it nil and the JSON serialiser omits
it (json:"project_title,omitempty").
- handlers/{deadlines,appointments,projects}.go: handler reads
?direct_only=true|false and passes through to the service. New
handlers.parseDirectOnly helper centralises the parse.
- project_filter_descendants_test.go: extended to also pin
DeadlineService.ListForProject + AppointmentService.ListForProject
+ ProjectService.ListEvents (live-DB test, skipped without
TEST_DATABASE_URL).
Frontend
--------
- projects-detail.ts: switched the deadline + appointment fetches from
/api/projects/{id}/deadlines + /appointments (legacy narrow) to
/api/events?type=deadline|appointment&project_id={id} (the union
endpoints, already aggregating + enriching with project_title). The
Verlauf still uses /api/projects/{id}/events but with the new
direct_only flag wiring.
- New subtreeMode state machine + URL param ?subtree=false. Default =
subtree (true). persistSubtreeMode replaceState keeps back-button
friendly.
- 3 new .subtree-toggle buttons in /projects/{id} History, Deadlines,
Appointments sections. Shared state across the three; clicking any
toggle reloads all three sections at once.
- attributionChip(rowProjectID, rowProjectTitle): inline chip "auf:
Case 14-vs-Müller" rendered when row.project_id !== currentProjectID.
Suppressed for direct rows.
- Deadline / Appointment / ProjectEvent interfaces gained an optional
project_title for the chip data path.
- 3 new i18n keys: aggregation.toggle.subtree (Inkl. Unterprojekte /
Incl. sub-projects), aggregation.toggle.direct_only (Nur direkt /
Direct only), aggregation.attribution.on (auf / on). DE+EN.
- global.css: .subtree-toggle, .subtree-toggle--active,
.aggregation-chip — small additive styling.
No schema. No migration. Phases 2 + 3 stack on top per design §7.
Root cause: `.collab-suggestions` had `display: none` in CSS but no JS site
ever toggled it back on. Suggestions rendered into a permanently hidden div.
Bug originated when the akten-collab-* pattern was renamed and copied for
project team-add and partner-units member-add — the original akten-neu.ts
toggled `style.display`, but the copies relied on innerHTML alone.
Fix: switch to content-driven visibility — `.collab-suggestions:not(:empty)
{ display: block }`. No JS changes needed at consumer sites; fixes all three
broken pickers (project team-add, project parent picker, partner-units member-
add) at once. Added missing styling for `.collab-suggestion` items (padding,
hover, separators) — they were unstyled even when visible.
Plus: invite-new-user inline affordance on project /team. When the typed
query matches zero existing users, a "Benutzer nicht gefunden? Einladen"
row appears below the dropdown. Click opens the existing global invite modal
(sidebar-invite-btn → /api/invite) and pre-fills the email if the query
looks like one. No new backend, no new modal — reuses what /admin/team and
the sidebar already use.
Commit 8 of 8. Bilingual (DE primary / EN secondary) translations for
the four approval event_types per entity that ApprovalService emits
into paliad.project_events:
deadline_approval_requested / _approved / _rejected / _revoked
appointment_approval_requested / _approved / _rejected / _revoked
Each gets:
- event.title.<event_type> — full Verlauf-card heading
- event.description.<event_type> — full-sentence localized description
- dashboard.action.short.<event_type> — verb-form for the dashboard activity feed
The existing translateEvent dispatch in i18n.ts handles these
automatically — it already keys off event.title.<event_type> for the
title, and the deadline_* / appointment_* prefix branch in
translateEventDescription falls through to event.description.<event_type>
when the stored body has no quoted title (which is true for the
approval-event descriptions emitted by ApprovalService).
Result: every project's Verlauf tab now renders the full 4-eye
lifecycle trail inline alongside the existing deadline_created /
deadline_updated / etc. rows. The /admin/audit-log timeline picks
them up too via the union path.
Pair-card rendering (request + decision side-by-side keyed by
metadata.approval_request_id) was a stretch goal in the design doc;
the current per-event row rendering already conveys the full story
chronologically without needing that pairing logic.
Commit 6 of 8. Renders the approval-pending warning pill on the two
busiest list surfaces:
- /events (deadline + appointment list): ⚠ pill next to the title +
soft-tinted row via .entity-row--pending-update modifier.
- /agenda (timeline): ⚠ pill in the headline + same row tint.
Changes:
- internal/services/event_service.go: EventListItem gains
ApprovalStatus *string; projectDeadline / projectAppointment
populate it from the embedded model.
- internal/services/deadline_service.go ListVisibleForUser: SQL adds
f.approval_status / pending_request_id / approved_by / approved_at
to the SELECT so DeadlineWithProject hydrates them.
- internal/services/appointment_service.go ListVisibleForUser: same
for appointments + completed_at.
- internal/services/agenda_service.go: AgendaItem gains
ApprovalStatus; the per-source SQL queries select it; the
loadDeadlines / loadAppointments projection sets it.
- frontend/src/client/events.ts renderRow: adds entity-row--pending-update
modifier and an inline approval-pill on the title cell when status='pending'.
- frontend/src/client/agenda.ts renderItem: same treatment on the
agenda-item headline.
Generic "pending update" label (approvals.pending_update.label) — not
lifecycle-specific. The inbox carries the lifecycle detail. Showing
just one pill keeps the visual signal clear; an approver scanning a
list of pending entities sees them at a glance via the row tint, then
clicks through to /inbox to see what's pending and act.
Detail pages (/deadlines/{id}, /appointments/{id}) and /dashboard
deadline rail — pill rendering for those surfaces deferred to a
follow-up to keep this commit focused. Rendered everywhere it
matters most for daily use.
Commit 5 of 8. End-user surface for the approval workflow:
- /inbox page (frontend/src/inbox.tsx + client/inbox.ts) with two tabs:
"Zur Genehmigung" (requests I qualify to approve) and "Meine
Anfragen" (requests I submitted). Each row shows the project, entity
title, lifecycle event, requester name + age, the date-field diff
(for update/complete/delete) and the relevant action buttons:
approve + reject when on pending-mine, revoke when on mine.
Historic rows render a status pill instead of buttons.
- Sidebar bell entry "Genehmigungen" (with sidebar-inbox-badge) under
the Übersicht group. sidebar.ts polls /api/inbox/count every 60s and
shows the count (or 9+ ceiling) when > 0.
- Server registration: GET /inbox → dist/inbox.html, gated by
gateOnboarded. Already-registered API endpoints (commit 4) handle
the data path.
- Bilingual (DE primary / EN secondary) i18n strings under
approvals.* — labels, status names, lifecycle names, role names,
decision-kind names, action verbs, error messages. ~50 new keys.
- Pending-state CSS classes: .approval-pill, .approval-pill--historic,
.entity-row--pending-{create,update,complete,delete},
#sidebar-inbox-badge. Soft-tint rows + amber pill so an approver
can scan a list of pending entities at a glance. Used by commit 6
(pending pills across surfaces) — no other surface picks them up
yet, but the styles are wired and ready.
- Sidebar.tsx navItem signature gains an optional badgeID parameter
so any future sidebar entry can host a count-badge with one extra
argument (no per-entry custom rendering).
Edit mode now exposes a project picker so a deadline or appointment can be
moved to a different matter. Backend Update accepts project_id (and
clear_project for appointments), validates visibility on the destination,
and emits *_project_changed audit rows on both the OLD and NEW project so
each side's Verlauf still shows the move.
Personal-to-project linking and project-to-personal unlinking are gated by
the existing personal-Appointment creator check; project-to-project moves
re-use the existing requireMutationRole gate plus a fresh visibility check
on the target.
GET /api/tools/courts[?courtType=UPC-LD] returns the deadline-
computation slice of paliad.courts (id, code, names, country, regime,
court_type) — distinct from the rich Gerichtsverzeichnis at
/api/courts. Optional courtType filter narrows to a single tier.
POST /api/tools/fristenrechner and POST /api/tools/fristenrechner/
calculate-rule both accept an optional courtId field. When set, the
calculator resolves the court's (country, regime) and uses that
calendar; when omitted, the proceeding's existing jurisdiction column
seeds a sensible default — preserves today's behaviour for callers
that don't yet send a court.
Frontend: court-picker-row added to step 2 of the Fristenrechner
wizard. Visible only for proceeding types with multiple compatible
courts (today: every UPC-flavoured proceeding — UPC LDs span 12
countries, plus UPC CD seats and the CoA). DE-only proceedings (BPatG
nullity, BGH appeals, DPMA, EPA, EP grant) keep the form unchanged.
Picker re-runs the calc on selection so the user sees the same
deadlines shift to a different calendar without a manual click. i18n
key deadlines.court.label added for both DE and EN.
Default courts wired sensibly: UPC_INF / UPC_REV / UPC_PI etc. → UPC
LD München (HLC's home venue); UPC_APP / UPC_APP_ORDERS /
UPC_COST_APPEAL → UPC CoA Luxembourg; UPC_REV → UPC CD Paris.
The v3 result cards were dead-ends: clicking a Klageerwiderung pill
showed no deadline; users had to switch to Pathway A's wizard, retype
the date, and read the deadline out of the timeline. v4 makes the card
the entry to a single-rule calculator + add-to-project flow per m's
2026-05-05 11:58 feedback.
Backend (single-rule calc, no parent walk):
- New POST /api/tools/fristenrechner/calculate-rule endpoint accepts
either ruleId OR (proceedingCode + ruleLocalCode), trigger date, and
optional condition flags. Returns rule metadata + computed dueDate +
originalDate + adjustment-reason chip data.
- FristenrechnerService.CalculateRule() reuses the existing addDuration
+ HolidayService.AdjustForNonWorkingDaysWithReason pipeline so
t-paliad-119's adjustment-reason explainer and t-paliad-121's UPC-
Sommerferien skip both apply automatically. Court-determined rules
(party='court' or event_type ∈ hearing/decision/order) return
IsCourtSet=true and an empty due date.
- Flag-conditional rules surface FlagsRequired even when the caller
hasn't supplied the flag — the UI uses this to render checkboxes;
toggling recomputes live. With all flags satisfied + alt_duration_*
present, the calc swaps to alt values (existing semantics).
- Live-DB integration test covers plain calc, court-set, flag handling,
and error paths (skipped without TEST_DATABASE_URL).
Frontend (inline calc panel):
- Click any card body or rule pill → expand inline panel inside the
card (only one open at a time). Pill picker (radio chips) appears
when the card has 2+ rule pills; first preselected. Trigger date
defaults to today (m's Q3). Flag checkboxes auto-render from the
rule's condition_flag.
- Result row shows due date, "(N units from triggerDate)", and a
shift chip when wasAdjusted ("⚠ Verschoben vom … wegen UPC-
Sommerferien (27.7.–28.8.)").
- "Zu Akte hinzufügen" CTA → inline project picker → POST to existing
/api/projects/{id}/deadlines/bulk with a single-element array using
source='fristenrechner' (m's Q2: existing tag, no new audit category).
- Modifier-key clicks (Cmd/Ctrl/Shift/middle) preserve the legacy
drill-to-Pathway-A semantics via <a href> anchors. Trigger pills
(Wiedereinsetzung, etc.) keep the trigger-event drill — they don't
have a single rule to compute.
- Escape collapses the open card.
CSS: lime accent border on hover/expanded; dashed top border for the
calc panel; mobile-friendly grid for the pill picker.
UPC R.221 cost-appeal sequence (m's Q5) is wired in Phase C's seed
already; Phase B's pill picker renders both pills (leave-to-appeal +
notice-of-appeal) when the user hits one of those leaves.
The B1 decision tree exposed a "Skip this step" affordance on
intermediate non-leaf nodes that broke the narrowing model — clicking
it left the tree in a half-narrowed state with no clear UX intent.
Drop the button entirely; users who don't know an answer should pick
"Anderes / Sonstiges" or switch to B2 (filter mode).
The step-back button (and its sibling .fristen-b1-loosen-link in the
empty-result state) rendered with `color: var(--color-accent)` over a
transparent background — lime green text on cream is unreadable. Move
both to a secondary-button shape: hairline border, muted text, accent
on focus-visible. Both light and dark themes verified.
Touched:
- frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts: drop skip TSX + handler
- frontend/src/client/i18n.ts: drop "deadlines.pathway.b.tree.skip"
- frontend/src/i18n-keys.ts: drop the codegen key
- frontend/src/styles/global.css: split off .fristen-b1-skip selector
and replace the lime-text rule with a bordered secondary style
using --color-text-muted / --color-border (themed both ways)
When the user prints (browser dialog or any Drucken button) the page now
strips everything except the actual result content. Hidden: sidebar nav,
bottom-nav, top header, footer, breadcrumbs, all forms (.tool-input,
.filter-row, .entity-controls, search bars, gebühren-lookup, etc.), the
Fristenrechner pathway-fork buttons, B1 decision-tree cascade, B1/B2 mode
toggle, view toggle, result-action buttons, every <button>. Visible:
timeline / columns view / cost breakdown / gericht cards / entity tables
/ glossar entries / checklist items, plus the page heading + subtitle so
the printed page is identifiable.
Per-page print rules above (kostenrechner / gebühren / checklisten /
gerichte) keep their existing specifics; this block is the catch-all for
chrome those rules miss.
Verified via Playwright print emulation on /dashboard, /tools/kostenrechner,
/tools/fristenrechner (Verfahrensablauf list + Spalten view), /events.
Five m's-bookmark fixes on top of the B1 surface change:
1. Sort proceeding pills inside concept cards by real-world frequency.
New paliad.proceeding_types.display_order column (m's spec values:
UPC_INF=10, DE_INF=20, UPC_REV=30, ..., UPC_PI=920, ...). Default
999 for unmapped legacy codes. Search service surfaces it through
the deadline_search matview (rebuilt to add the column) and uses
it as primary key in pillSortKey, replacing the jurisdiction-rank.
2. Name standardisation: -klage → -verfahren on the proceeding-types
that describe a multi-step process. Specifically:
UPC_REV Nichtigkeitsklage → Nichtigkeitsverfahren
UPC_APP Berufung → Berufungsverfahren
DE_INF Verletzungsklage (LG) → Verletzungsverfahren (LG)
DE_INF_OLG, DE_NULL_BGH, DPMA_OPP, DPMA_BPATG_BESCHWERDE,
UPC_COST_APPEAL, UPC_APP_ORDERS, DPMA_BGH_RB, DE_INF_BGH —
same -verfahren standardisation.
3. legal_source for rev.defence × UPC_REV: was NULL, leaking the
internal local_code 'rev.defence' to the UI. Set to UPC.RoP.49.1
(Defence to Application for Revocation, R.49.1).
4. Frontend renderPill no longer falls back to rule_local_code when
legal_source is missing — the source span just collapses, so no
internal slug ever shows up as a "citation".
5. Quick-pick chips refactored to a slug-based array (QUICK_CHIPS) in
fristenrechner.tsx, single source of truth for both fork-shortcut
and B2-search-bar rows. Each chip carries data-chip-name-de /
data-chip-name-en; relabelChips() rewrites visible text per active
language. Dropped the duplicate "Statement of Defence" chip (same
concept as "Klageerwiderung"). Each chip now maps to one concept
slug — Klageerwiderung→statement-of-defence, Berufung→notice-of-
appeal, Einspruch→opposition, Replik→reply-to-defence,
Beschwerde→nichtzulassungsbeschwerde, Schadensbemessung→
application-for-determination-of-damages, Wiedereinsetzung→
wiedereinsetzung.
Migration 051 uses RAISE WARNING (not EXCEPTION) on coverage gates
per the 049 outage lesson — partial-migration recovery beats whole-
transaction failure. Matview rebuild stays inside the transaction;
RefreshSearchView() on next boot is a cheap no-op.
Pathway B B1 mode previously rendered an empty result area on every
state — the runB1Search() output target was #fristen-search-results,
which lives inside the B2 panel. When B2 is hidden (B1 active), the
results were written into a hidden subtree and never seen.
Changes:
- TSX: add #fristen-b1-results inside #fristen-b1-panel, below the
cascade button row.
- frontend/fristenrechner.ts: extract renderSearchResultsInto() and
wirePillClicks(); runB1Search now writes to fristen-b1-results,
fetches /api/.../search?browse=all when no slug is picked yet (full
landscape on entry), and applies CSS-driven loading dim with a seq
guard against out-of-order responses. Hoisted loadAndRenderB1() so
showBMode("tree") can trigger the tree load on Pathway B entry
(radio.checked = true does not fire change events).
- backend: SearchOptions.BrowseAll, allMappedConceptIDs() returning
the union of every concept reachable from any leaf via
paliad.event_category_concepts, lifted limit ceiling for browse
modes (default 200, max 500). Handler exposes ?browse=all.
- CSS: shared loading-state styling for fristen-b1-results.
m's spec lock §10 Q1 (2026-05-05): "Retire legacy tabs - we are only
resorting." This commit drops the .fristen-mode-tabs nav (Verfahrensablauf
+ Was kommt nach…) and the ?legacy=1 escape hatch. Pathway A becomes
Verfahrensablauf-only; the trigger-event panel (mode-event-panel) stays
in the DOM but is hidden by default and surfaces only via concept-card
pill drill-in (drillToTrigger flips the panels directly).
Frontend deltas:
- frontend/src/fristenrechner.tsx: drop .fristen-mode-tabs section;
rename mode-event-panel role/label to standalone tabpanel.
- frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts:
- drop isLegacyMode() + ?legacy=1 branch in showPathway().
- drillToTrigger() now flips procedure ↔ event panels directly
(no more #mode-event-tab click → handler chain).
- initModeTabs() bails on tabs.length===0 (already does); no
further changes needed.
- frontend/src/styles/global.css: drop .fristen-pathway-shell--legacy.
Backend untouched.
Build: clean. Frontend bundle 1473 keys unchanged. go build + vet +
tests pass.
The deadlines.mode.procedure / deadlines.mode.event i18n keys remain
in i18n.ts as orphans for now; cleaning them up is purely cosmetic
and lives outside the v3 scope.
Wires the v3 Gericht/System multi-select filter on the Pathway B/B2
panel. 10 forum-bucket chips per m's spec lock §10 Q8 (UPC CFI, UPC
CoA, DE LG/OLG/BGH/BPatG, EPA Erteilung/Einspruchsabt./Beschwerdek.,
DPMA).
UX:
- Chip click toggles its membership in activeForums Set.
- Multi-select; chips AND across the result set
(UNION within forum, AND with other filters — backend handles).
- ?forum=<comma-separated> URL state round-trips on every toggle.
- popstate restores active set; lang switch re-renders chip labels.
- Shared between B1 and B2: tree-mode reissues runB1Search;
filter-mode dispatches input event on the search box.
Frontend file deltas:
- frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts: FORUM_BUCKETS array,
activeForums Set, renderForumChips(), reissueSearchWithCurrentFilters()
(mode-aware), getActiveForumsParam() consumed at every search call.
- B2 search fetch + B1 cascade fetch both send ?forum= when active.
Frontend i18n keys for the 10 forum labels (DE+EN) shipped with
Phase B; this commit just renders them.
Backend was wired in Phase C; this commit completes the user-facing
path. Forum filter narrowing applies AND-wise with q / event_category_slug
/ proc / party / source — empty-result UX shows the existing "no hits"
status, m can drop a chip to widen.
Build: clean. Frontend bundle unchanged size delta (≈+50 lines, 1473 keys).
Phase D-2 (party-perspective selector + is_bilateral mirroring renderer)
ships next.
Reshapes /tools/fristenrechner into the v3 landing fork. Default
view: two big pathway cards (📖 Verfahrensablauf informieren
vs 📅 Frist eintragen aufgrund Ereignis) plus a quick-pick chip
shortcut row that jumps straight into Pathway B + filter mode +
prefilled query.
URL state machine:
- ?path=a → Pathway A (existing wizard, wrapped in fristen-pathway-a)
- ?path=b → Pathway B shell with mode toggle (B1 tree / B2 filter)
- ?mode=tree → B1 panel (stub for Phase B; Phase C wires the cascade)
- ?mode=filter → B2 panel (search bar + chips + concept-card results)
- ?path absent → landing fork
- ?legacy=1 → pre-v3 layout (legacy escape hatch; dropped in Phase E)
- localStorage remembers last-used pathway
Pathway B's B2 panel hosts the existing Phase D search bar (relocated
from page-top into the pathway shell). The forum-filter row + chips
container exist in the DOM hidden — Phase D wires them.
Pathway A wraps the existing Verfahrensablauf wizard (proceeding tile
grid + date input + timeline / columns view) plus the legacy "Was
kommt nach…" tab. Both keep working unchanged in this commit; tabs
retire entirely in Phase E.
Phase B B1 panel is a stub: "Der Entscheidungsbaum ist in Vorbereitung."
Phase C replaces it with the data-driven cascade.
Files:
- frontend/src/fristenrechner.tsx: landing fork + pathway shells
- frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts: pathway state machine,
URL parser, popstate restore, fork-chip → ?path=b shortcut
- frontend/src/client/i18n.ts: 30+ new keys (deadlines.pathway.*,
deadlines.filter.forum.*, deadlines.perspective.*) DE+EN
- frontend/src/styles/global.css: .fristen-pathway-fork,
.fristen-pathway-card, .fristen-pathway-shell, .fristen-mode-toggle,
.fristen-forum-filter, .fristen-forum-chip rules
Frontend build: clean (1472 i18n keys). go build + vet: clean.
The legacy tabs (Verfahrensablauf-Tab + Was kommt nach…) live inside
Pathway A and continue to work — m's spec lock §10 Q1 retires them
in Phase E, not now.
Closes the user-facing half of the unified Fristenrechner. The proceeding
tile grid + the two existing modes (Verfahrensablauf / Was kommt nach…)
stay in place per m's "augment, not replace" — the search bar lives
above them and drills *into* either mode pre-selected.
frontend/src/fristenrechner.tsx:
- New search section above the mode tabs:
• search input with magnifier icon and clear (✕) button
• 8 quick-pick chips per design Q8 (Klageerwiderung · Berufung ·
Einspruch · Replik · Beschwerde · Statement of Defence ·
Schadensbemessung · Wiedereinsetzung)
• #fristen-search-results container the client renders cards into
- i18n keys live in deadlines.search.* with DE primary / EN mirror.
frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts:
- Search subsystem with the same debounce-and-sequence-counter pattern
the existing event-mode and procedure-mode calc paths use.
- GET /api/tools/fristenrechner/search?q=…&limit=12 with same-origin
credentials. Empty q clears results; failures fall back to the
"no hits" placeholder.
- Concept card layout: name + alt-language name, optional description,
"auch bekannt als" line for matched aliases, and one pill per
(proceeding × rule). Cross-cutting trigger pills (Wiedereinsetzung,
Versäumnisurteil, Schriftsatznachreichung, Weiterbehandlung) render
in a separate pills section labelled "Verfahrensübergreifend:".
- Pills are <a href="…drill_url"> elements so middle-click / cmd-click
opens in a new tab; the JS click handler intercepts plain clicks
and drills client-side:
• rule pill → activate procedure mode tab + selectProceeding(code)
+ pendingFocus(rule_local_code) so the next
renderProcedureResults scrolls to and pulses the
focused row (.fristen-focus-highlight, 2.4 s ease).
• trigger pill → activate event mode tab + selectTriggerEvent(id).
- URL state on ?q=… via history.replaceState; popstate restores.
Initial load reads ?q= from the URL so /tools/fristenrechner?q=foo
shareable links work.
- onLangChange re-fires the search so card / pill labels follow the
active locale (matches the existing onLangChange wiring for
procedure + event results).
frontend/src/styles/global.css:
- .fristen-search input + .fristen-search-chip + .fristen-search-icon
(magnifier inset 14px from the left, search-input padded 2.6rem
on the left to clear it).
- .fristen-card / .fristen-pill grid layout with party badges in the
project's existing accent palette (claimant blue, defendant red,
both grey, court amber). Mobile @media collapses the pill grid
to a 2-column shape so legal_source + duration stack cleanly.
- .fristen-focus-highlight keyframes for the post-drill pulse.
Out of scope for this shift (deferred):
- "Vollständige Instanzenkette" toggle (design Q5). The toggle is a
multi-stage timeline render that calls Calculate independently per
stage with one date input per stage anchor — a calculator-side
feature, not the search bar. Will land as a follow-up phase.
- Columns-view sequence preservation for undated court-set events
(design §7 "Out of scope — separate task" note). Already flagged
as a separate task to file.
Validation: `bun run build` clean (1443 i18n keys, no orphans);
`go build ./... && go vet ./... && go test ./internal/...` green
across all packages. The dist bundles confirm the new symbols
landed in fristenrechner.js (search wiring), global.css (48 hits on
new selectors), and fristenrechner.html (9 unique fristen-search-*
classes). Live browser verification with auth happens after merge —
the route is auth-gated and the playwright profile is held by
another process, so a static smoke test against the dist HTML
isn't representative of the rendered authenticated page.
PR-5 of the Unified Fristenrechner. Three new proceeding types
covering the DPMA → BPatG → BGH opposition / appeal chain. Closes the
DPMA gap m named — paliad has had zero DPMA-specific timelines until
now (DPMA-granted patents in Nichtigkeit went to DE_NULL but the DPMA
opposition + Beschwerde + Rechtsbeschwerde chain had no home).
Migration 044 adds:
- DPMA_OPP (Einspruch DPMA, sort=310): 4 rules. Anchor "Veröffentlichung
der Erteilung" + Einspruchsfrist (PatG §59.1, 9mo) + Erwiderung
Patentinhaber (PatG §59.3, court-set ~4mo, party=defendant) +
DPMA-Entscheidung (court).
- DPMA_BPATG_BESCHWERDE (Beschwerde BPatG, sort=320): 5 rules. Anchor
"Zustellung DPMA-Entscheidung" + Beschwerde (PatG §73.2, 1mo) +
Beschwerdebegründung (PatG §75.1, 1mo from filing, extension on
request) + mündliche Verhandlung + BPatG-Entscheidung.
- DPMA_BGH_RB (Rechtsbeschwerde BGH, sort=330): 4 rules. Anchor
"Zustellung BPatG-Entscheidung" + Rechtsbeschwerde (PatG §100.1, 1mo)
+ Begründung (PatG §102 i.V.m. ZPO §551, 1mo from filing) +
BGH-Entscheidung.
Naming note: head's PR brief listed the third type as
"DPMA_BPATG_NICHTIGKEIT" but Nichtigkeitsklage is filed directly at
BPatG (already covered by DE_NULL — never chained off DPMA). The
natural BGH endpoint of the DPMA chain is the Rechtsbeschwerde per
§§ 100/102 PatG. Using DPMA_BGH_RB; trivially renamable if head
intended a different shape.
Two new DE-only concepts: rechtsbeschwerde (BGH legal appeal — DE-
specific procedure, no UPC/EPC equivalent), rechtsbeschwerde-
begruendung. Other rules reuse shared concepts (publication,
opposition, statement-of-defence, notice-of-appeal, statement-of-
grounds-of-appeal, oral-hearing, decision).
Frontend: new DPMA tile group in /tools/fristenrechner with 3 tiles,
positioned after the EPA group. 5 new i18n keys (DE+EN: deadlines.dpma
group label + 3 tile names + tile labels for 3 procs).
Live-verified all 3 trees on paliad.de (tester@hlc.de):
DPMA_OPP trigger 2026-05-04 → Einspruch 2027-02-04 (9mo) /
Erwiderung 2027-06-04 (4mo from Einspruch).
DPMA_BPATG_BESCHWERDE trigger 2026-05-04 → Beschwerde 2026-06-04
(1mo) / Begründung 2026-07-06 (1mo from Beschwerde, weekend-shift).
DPMA_BGH_RB trigger 2026-05-04 → Rechtsbeschwerde 2026-06-04 /
Begründung 2026-07-06.
PR-4 of the Unified Fristenrechner. Three new proceeding types so the
user can pick "I'm at OLG defending a Berufung" or "I'm at BGH on the
Nichtigkeitsberufung" and get the per-instance timeline directly,
rather than chaining off DE_INF / DE_NULL trailing rows.
Migration 043 adds:
- DE_INF_OLG (Berufung OLG, sort_order=210): 7 rules. Anchor
"Zustellung LG-Urteil" + Berufungsschrift (ZPO §517, 1mo) +
Berufungsbegründung (ZPO §520(2), 2mo, anchored on Urteil not on
notice) + Berufungserwiderung (ZPO §521(2), court-set 1mo typ.) +
Anschlussberufung (ZPO §524(2), filed-with-erwiderung) +
mündl. Verhandlung + OLG-Urteil.
- DE_INF_BGH (Revision/NZB BGH, sort_order=220): 8 rules. Anchor
"Zustellung OLG-Urteil" + parallel NZB (§544.1, 1mo) /
NZB-Begründung (§544.4, 2mo) / Revisionsfrist (§548, 1mo) /
Revisionsbegründung (§551.2, 2mo) — all four from the
OLG-Urteil-Datum since they're alternatives. Plus
Revisionserwiderung (§554, 1mo court-set) + mündl. + BGH-Urteil.
- DE_NULL_BGH (Berufung BGH gegen Nichtigkeit, sort_order=230): 6
rules. Anchor "Zustellung BPatG-Urteil" + Berufungsschrift
(PatG §110.1, 1mo) + Berufungsbegründung (PatG §111.1, 3mo) +
Berufungserwiderung (PatG §111.3 → ZPO §521.2, 2mo court-set typ.)
+ mündl. + BGH-Urteil.
Anchor convention: synthetic 0-duration root rule "Zustellung [prev-
instance] Urteil" with party='both' + event_type='filing' so it
renders as IsRootEvent (= the trigger date). Per design, this is the
honest model — the user enters the actual previous-instance Urteil
date, no fabricated inter-stage gap.
Four new DE-only concepts (per slug rule: DE for German-only
procedures): nichtzulassungsbeschwerde, nichtzulassungsbeschwerde-
begruendung, revisionsfrist, revisionsbegruendung. Other rules reuse
the existing shared concepts (notice-of-appeal, statement-of-grounds-
of-appeal, response-to-appeal, cross-appeal, oral-hearing, decision).
Frontend: 3 new tiles in DE_TYPES + 8 new i18n keys (DE+EN). Tiles
appear between DE_INF and DE_NULL per sort_order grouping.
Out of scope (kept in DE_INF / DE_NULL trees during transition until
Phase D Full Appeal Chain ships): the existing trailing rows
de_inf.berufung / de_inf.beruf_begr / de_null.berufung /
de_null.beruf_begr stay live so users picking those trees still see
the appeal-period entry. Phase D will gate the visibility.
Live-verified all 3 trees on paliad.de:
DE_INF_OLG trigger 2026-05-04 → Berufung 2026-06-04 (1mo) /
Begründung 2026-07-06 (2mo from Urteil, weekend-shift) /
Erwiderung 2026-08-06 (1mo from Begründung) / Anschluss
2026-08-06 (filed-with-erwiderung).
DE_INF_BGH trigger 2026-05-04 → NZB 2026-06-04 (1mo) /
NZB-Begr 2026-07-06 / Revision 2026-06-04 / RevBegr 2026-07-06
(parallel options) / RevErw 2026-08-06.
DE_NULL_BGH trigger 2026-05-04 → Berufung 2026-06-04 / Begr
2026-08-04 (3mo per PatG §111.1 = the now-fixed seed) / Erwidg
2026-10-05 (2mo from Begr, weekend-shift).
Closes m's primary complaint: today's `with_ccr` flag on UPC_INF only
swaps the Replik / Duplik durations. Per UPC RoP R.29 the with-CCR flow
ALSO adds 5–7 new submissions across the claimant / defendant exchange.
Same gap on UPC_REV: Application to amend (R.49.2.a → R.55 = R.32 m.m.)
and Counterclaim for infringement (R.49.2.b → R.50, R.56 cycle) were
entirely missing.
UPC_INF gets a nested `with_amend` flag under `with_ccr` (R.30 amend
is only available with a CCR). UPC_REV gets two parallel independent
flags `with_amend` + `with_cci`; both can be on. Citations verified
against data.laws_contents (youpcdb, UPCRoP).
Migration 041 (waved INSERTs because each subsequent rule references
the prior wave's parent_id):
- Wave 0: 11 new concept rows (counterclaim-for-revocation,
defence-to-counterclaim-for-revocation, defence-to-application-to-amend,
reply-to-defence-to-counterclaim-for-revocation,
reply-to-defence-to-application-to-amend,
rejoinder-on-reply-to-defence-to-ccr, rejoinder-on-reply-to-amend,
counterclaim-for-infringement, defence-to-counterclaim-for-infringement,
reply-to-defence-to-counterclaim-for-infringement,
rejoinder-on-counterclaim-for-infringement). counterclaim-for-revocation
also seeded for the search bar even though its rule lives implicitly
in inf.sod (the with_ccr flag captures it).
- UPC_INF + UPC_REV sequence_orders renumbered to leave gaps (10/20/30…)
so new cross-flow rows interleave chronologically with the backbone.
- 7 new UPC_INF rules: inf.def_to_ccr (R.29.a), inf.app_to_amend (R.30.1),
inf.def_to_amend (R.32.1), inf.reply_def_ccr (R.29.d),
inf.reply_def_amd (R.32.3), inf.rejoin_reply_ccr (R.29.e),
inf.rejoin_amd (R.32.3).
- 8 new UPC_REV rules: rev.app_to_amend (R.49.2.a), rev.def_to_amend
(R.43.3), rev.reply_def_amd (R.32.3 m.m.), rev.rejoin_amd (R.32.3 m.m.),
rev.cc_inf (R.49.2.b), rev.def_cci (R.56.1), rev.reply_def_cci (R.56.3),
rev.rejoin_cci (R.56.4).
Calculator (services/fristenrechner.go):
- Zero-duration rules now split into 4 buckets, not 2:
1. parent=nil + non-court → IsRootEvent (existing)
2. parent=nil + court → IsCourtSet (existing, e.g. inf.oral when stand-alone)
3. parent set + court → IsCourtSet (existing, waypoints)
4. parent set + non-court → "filed-with-parent" — inherit parent's
date. NEW. Used by rev.app_to_amend / rev.cc_inf which per
R.49(2) are filed AS PART OF the Defence to revocation.
- AnchorOverrides on a zero-duration rule short-circuits to the user's
date, propagating downstream as before.
Frontend:
- New checkboxes inf-amend-flag (UPC_INF, nested under ccr-flag),
rev-amend-flag, rev-cci-flag (UPC_REV). Visibility per proceeding
type; inf-amend disabled until ccr is on (R.30 dependency).
- Three new i18n keys (DE+EN). Small CSS for nested-checkbox indent
and disabled-state colour.
Live-verified via curl on paliad.de against tester@hlc.de:
UPC_INF + with_ccr+with_amend, trigger 2026-05-04 → all 7 new rules
render at correct dates (R.29.a 2mo, R.30.1 2mo, R.32.1 2mo from
app_to_amend, R.29.d 2mo from def_to_ccr, R.32.3 1mo, R.29.e 1mo,
R.32.3 1mo).
UPC_REV + with_amend+with_cci → rev.app_to_amend / rev.cc_inf show
rev.defence's date (filed-with-parent), R.43.3 2mo / R.56.1 2mo /
R.32.3 + R.56.3 1mo / R.32.3 + R.56.4 1mo all line up.
PR-1 of the Unified Fristenrechner. Purely additive: new search-grouping
layer + per-rule date override capability. No coverage changes yet
(those land in PR-2 = Phase B1 UPC counterclaim cross-flows).
Migrations:
- 037: paliad.deadline_concepts (id, slug, name_de/en, aliases text[],
party, category, sort_order). Trigram + GIN indexes for the search bar.
- 038: deadline_rules.concept_id (uuid FK), legal_source (text);
event_deadlines.legal_source; trigger_events.concept_id (text slug,
soft-link — youpc imports keep their bigint PK).
- 039: deadline_rules.condition_flag text → text[] (USING ARRAY[old]).
Semantic: rule renders iff every element is in CalcOptions.Flags.
Single-element arrays preserve the legacy with_ccr swap exactly.
- 040: seed 30 concept rows + backfill all 74 fristenrechner deadline_rules
with concept_id; backfill legal_source from existing rule_code
(e.g. 'RoP.023' → 'UPC.RoP.23.1', '§ 276 ZPO' → 'DE.ZPO.276.1',
'Art. 108 EPÜ' → 'EU.EPÜ.108', 'R. 79(1) EPÜ' → 'EU.EPC-R.79.1').
Calculator (services/fristenrechner.go):
- ConditionFlag is now pq.StringArray (matches text[] schema). New
allFlagsSet() helper gates rule rendering; rules with multi-element
flags require ALL of them set (prep for Phase B1 with_amend ∧ with_cci).
- CalcOptions.AnchorOverrides map[string]string (rule_code → YYYY-MM-DD).
The tree-walk consults overrideDates[parent.code] before reading the
computed-date map; lets a downstream rule re-anchor on a user-set date.
- IsCourtSet rows that get an override stop being placeholder and emit
the user's date as a real anchor (so downstream cost_app etc. compute
off it). New IsOverridden flag in UIDeadline so the UI can highlight
user-edited rows.
- LegalSource surfaced on UIDeadline for future search-card display.
UI (frontend/src/client/fristenrechner.ts + global.css + i18n):
- Each timeline / column rule date is click-to-edit. Click → inline
date input → blur or Enter → POST with anchorOverrides → re-render.
Empty value clears the override. Escape cancels. Root-event rows
(the trigger anchor) stay non-editable — that's the trigger-date input.
- Override map cleared on proceeding switch / reset; persists across
trigger-date / flag toggle changes within the same proceeding.
- New CSS: subtle hover underline on .frist-date-edit; lime border on
.timeline-date--overridden + .frist-date-edit-input.
- New i18n key deadlines.date.edit.hint (DE + EN).
Handler (handlers/fristenrechner.go):
- POST body gains optional anchorOverrides map<string,string>; passed
through to CalcOptions.
Tests:
- TestAllFlagsSet covers single-flag legacy semantic, two-flag AND
semantic, empty-required unconditional, extra-flags-no-effect.
- Existing TestIsCourtDeterminedRule unchanged.
Phase A ships standalone — Phase B1 (UPC counterclaim cross-flows) and
Phase C/D (search backend + concept-card UI) follow.
Three changes to the columns view + the Drucken button, per m's 2026-05-04
polish round on top of t-paliad-127 / t-paliad-126:
1. Date-aligned grid timeline. The columns view used to render three
independent vertical stacks; now each distinct dueDate gets a grid row
so a Court hearing on the 15th lines up beside a Proactive Antrag on
the 15th (and an empty cell where the third party has nothing to do).
Court-set / dateless rows collapse into a final trailing row.
2. "both"-party deadlines are mirrored, not spanned. Previously they
rendered as a full-width row beneath the columns; now they appear in
BOTH the Proactive AND Reactive cell of their date-row, with a
"↔ beide Seiten" / "↔ both parties" caption so the duplication reads
as deliberate. The Court column at that row stays empty unless a
court-party deadline also lands on the same date. The full-width
spans block (.fr-columns-spans) is gone.
3. Drucken button restyle. The grey-square default-button look is
replaced with a tertiary-action treatment: hairline border, accent
on hover, subtle lift, inline 16px printer SVG. To keep the icon
from being wiped by [data-i18n] (which sets textContent), the label
moved into a child <span data-i18n="deadlines.print"> while the SVG
sits as its sibling. Both fristen-print-btn and event-print-btn pick
up the new style via the shared .print-btn class.
Redefines the "Nur persönliche" filter on /events from "appointment with
NULL project_id" to "items where created_by = me", applied uniformly to
deadlines and appointments.
Before: client-side filter dropped every deadline row because the type
guard was `x.type === "appointment"`. m saw zero deadlines under "Nur
persönliche" even though he created plenty.
After:
- /api/events?personal_only=true (and /api/events/summary?personal_only=true)
narrow BOTH rails to f.created_by / t.created_by = current user.
ProjectID is ignored when personal_only is set (the two are
contradictory).
- DeadlineService.ListFilter and AppointmentService.AppointmentListFilter
gain CreatedBy *uuid.UUID — composes with existing visibility (AND), so
a row created on a team the user has since left still won't leak.
- Frontend drops the client-side filter; sends personal_only=true when
projectFilter === PERSONAL. URL ?personal_only=true also accepted on
initial load (bookmark-friendly alias for ?project_id=__personal__).
Personal option now shows for type=Fristen too — applies uniformly.
- 3 new live subtests covering personal_only across type=deadline /
appointment / all, with mixed-creator + multi-project + null-project
fixtures.
Add a third Fristenrechner layout that splits the computed deadlines into
three vertical lanes by party:
- Proactive (claimant) | Court | Reactive (defendant)
- Each lane is independently date-ordered.
- party=both rows render as a full-width strip below the columns
(separate "Beide Parteien" block) since they apply to all sides.
- View toggle (Zeitstrahl / Spalten) lives in step 3 of the procedure
wizard. Persisted via ?view=columns; reload restores the choice.
- Mobile (≤640px): grid collapses to a single column stack.
Event-mode results are not split into lanes — `EventDeadlineResult` has
no party field and the spec rules out backend changes; the toggle is
scoped to the procedure-mode results panel only.
The Verfahrensablauf and "Was kommt nach" tabs now render results
immediately, without requiring a click on "Fristen berechnen". The
button stays as a manual force-recalc affordance.
- Pre-select the first proceeding type on load so step 3 has data
out of the box.
- Pre-select the first trigger event on first event-tab activation
(or right after the list loads if the tab was already active).
- Auto-recalc on date / proceeding-type / condition-flag change.
- Debounce input events to 200ms so spam-edits coalesce into one
request, with a per-mode sequence counter so a stale fetch result
can never overwrite a fresher one.
The /events Project filter dropdown was sorted by `updated_at DESC`, so a
recently-touched Case appeared above its parent Client and cousins
interleaved unrelated branches — m's report (2026-05-04): "Siemens cases
come directly after 'mandant vs Gegner' and are not under 'Siemens-AG'".
Backend: switch ProjectService.List to ORDER BY p.path so every
descendant immediately follows its ancestor — the same ordering BuildTree
produces. Both callers (handleListProjects, searchProjects) gain a
stable, hierarchical default that matches user expectation.
Frontend: add project-indent.ts shared helper and apply NBSP indent
prefix in every <select> picker fed by /api/projects: events filter,
/deadlines/new, /appointments/new, checklist new-instance modal,
Fristenrechner save modal. NBSP avoids browser whitespace collapse
inside <option> labels. Multi-parent repetition is out of scope (data
model has singular parent_id today).
Tests: project_list_order_test pins the path-order contract against a
seeded mixed-recency tree.
Until now, /events hid the Status dropdown when Type=Termine. The
date-bucket filters (Heute, Diese Woche, Nächste Woche, Später) only
worked on the deadline rail — m wanted them on appointments too, even
without a "completed" dimension.
Frontend (events.ts):
- New populateStatusFilter() rebuilds the Status <select> options based
on currentType: deadlines get the full 8-option set, appointments
narrow to 5 (Alle + 4 buckets). The "completed/pending/overdue"
options drop because they have no appointment analogue.
- applyTypeVisibility() no longer hides the Status filter for
appointments; it calls the populator instead. The populator runs on
type-chip click and on language change so labels translate live.
- When switching type while a now-invalid status is selected (e.g.
Termine + status=completed via URL), the populator falls back to the
per-type default (deadline → pending, appointment → all) and updates
URL params.
- syncURLParams + isFilterPristine + initFilters use a per-type default
so the appointment view treats `all` as pristine and stays out of the
URL until the user picks a bucket.
- loadList always sends `status` to /api/events; backend already
applies bucket-aware appointment filtering via
bucketAppointmentWindow().
events.tsx:
- The static <option> list collapses to a single placeholder; the
populator owns the option set at hydration.
i18n:
- New `events.filter.status.all` ("Alle"/"All") for the appointment-only
case — `deadlines.filter.all` says "Alle (offen & erledigt)" which is
wrong for appointments (they don't have a completed/pending state).
Backend (event_service_test.go):
- Three new live subtests confirming type=appointment + status=today
narrows to today's appointments, status=later narrows to far-future,
and status=completed collapses the appointment rail (defensive vs.
URL-hacking — the dropdown excludes that value for appointments).
The current "Wochenende/Feiertag" / "weekend/holiday" label hides the cause
of long shifts — m's reproduction had a deadline jump from 4.8.2026 to
31.8.2026 (+27 calendar days) across UPC Summer Vacation, and the UI made
it look like a bug. The math was correct; the explanation was lying.
Backend:
- AdjustForNonWorkingDaysWithReason returns an AdjustmentReason alongside
the adjusted date. Walks the same 60-iter loop, classifies the dominant
cause (vacation > public_holiday > weekend), collects every named
holiday hit, and for vacations scans outward to report the contiguous
block boundary (27.7.–28.8., not the 25 individual rows).
- AdjustForNonWorkingDays now wraps the new method, preserving its
3-tuple signature for existing callers (deadline_calculator,
event_deadline_service).
- UIDeadline gains an AdjustmentReason field; FristenrechnerService
populates it on every shifted deadline.
- Date fields serialise as YYYY-MM-DD strings (HolidayDTO + string
vacation span) — the Fristenrechner client already speaks that format.
Frontend:
- AdjustmentReason → human-readable phrase via renderAdjustmentReason:
vacation → "{vacation_name} ({span})"
public_holiday → "Feiertag ({first_holiday_name})" / "{name} holiday"
weekend → "Wochenende" / localised weekday
- Surrounding format becomes "Verschoben wegen X: A → B" (DE) or
"Shifted (X): A → B" (EN). Falls back to the legacy reason string
when the backend hasn't sent a structured reason.
- Vacation names render verbatim from paliad.holidays — no hardcoded
i18n mapping for individual closures (those rotate via the seed, not
via i18n.ts).
Tests cover the three Kind paths plus the no-shift case; UPC vacation
test injects the migration-010 seed into the cache so the assertion
runs without a live DB.
Out of scope (raised in conversation, deferred):
- Whether "UPC Summer Vacation" / "UPC Winter Vacation" are the right
names for the seeded rows, and whether the winter block belongs in
paliad.holidays at all (m flagged this as BS while reviewing the
task — needs a data-side decision before renaming/removing).
- holidays.country isn't filtered by proceeding-type jurisdiction, so
UPC vacation currently shifts EP_GRANT / EPA_APP / German national
deadlines too. Bigger fix; flagged for a follow-up issue.
Add dark-mode rules for `.termin-type-chip.termin-type-XYZ`. Without them
the chip inherited the bare `.termin-type-XYZ` swatch rule (line 8407+),
which intentionally paints text the same colour as the background for
the dot/border-left swatch use case → text invisible in the chip context.
Mirror the existing badge dark rules (lines 8413-8415) so chip and badge
share the same colour family. Adds the missing `consultation` variant for
the chip (badge consultation dark is also missing but out of scope).
The `.admin-et-variables-list` was a 4-track CSS grid designed for flat
name/type/desc/sample siblings. The renderer wraps each variable in a
`.admin-et-variable-row` div, so each variable became a single grid item —
and 4 rows packed into one visual row, producing the wide multi-column
overflow.
Switch the outer container to `flex-direction: column` (one variable per row)
and the row to a baseline-aligned wrapping flex (name, type pill, desc, sample
left-to-right). `margin-left: auto` pushes the sample right when there's room
and lets it wrap below on narrow widths.
Pre-existing dark-mode issue (`.admin-et-variable-name` hardcoded to #1c1917,
unreadable on dark background) is unchanged by this fix and predates the
layout regression — flagged separately, not in scope here.
Three small polish bugs on the unified /events filter row.
A) i18n leak on lang change. The static [data-i18n] options in the appointment-
type select are retranslated by initI18n's applyTranslations(), but the project
select is rebuilt at runtime via populateProjectFilter() and the multi-select
trigger label is set via t() inside attachEventTypeMultiSelectFilter. Neither
re-ran on lang change, so DE→EN→DE left "All matters" / "All types" stuck on
the page. Wire onLangChange:
- events.ts: re-call populateProjectFilter() inside the existing handler.
- event-types.ts: attachEventTypeMultiSelectFilter now subscribes to
onLangChange itself and re-renders updateLabel() + (when open) renderPanel().
Self-contained side effect — also fixes /agenda's multi-select for free.
B) Filter caption above the field. The pre-existing .filter-row + .filter-group
pattern (already used on /projects) had .filter-group laid out horizontally
(label-left, select-right). Wrapped each events.tsx label+control pair in
.filter-group and switched .filter-group to flex-direction: column with a 4px
gap, so the caption sits above the select / button trigger. The whole filter-
row stays a horizontal flex-wrap of column cells. Mobile (≤480px) still falls
back to a single-column stack. /projects gets the same polish since it already
used the same wrapper pattern.
C) Multi-panel anchoring. The event-type popover was rendered as a sibling of
the trigger inside .filter-row and absolute-positioned with auto/auto, so it
landed wherever the wrapping flex layout put it (~226px above the trigger in
practice). Wrapped trigger+panel in <div class="multi-anchor"> with
position: relative and pinned the panel via top: 100%; left: 0 — only when
inside .multi-anchor, so /agenda's existing column-flex auto-positioning is
untouched.
toggleFilterPair simplified to hide the wrapping .filter-group via closest()
instead of toggling the label and control separately.
m's call (2026-05-04): the Dashboard's secondary "Termine auf einen
Blick" rail (3 cards) was redundant — the upcoming-Termine list lives
right below it on the same page, and the Fristen rail above is what
matters for the at-a-glance read. Drop the cards.
frontend/src/dashboard.tsx: remove the <section
aria-labelledby="dashboard-appointment-summary-heading"> and its 3 cards.
frontend/src/client/dashboard.ts: drop renderAppointmentSummary +
the AppointmentSummary type + the appointment_summary field on
DashboardData (kept the API-side payload — other consumers may use it
later; just stop wiring the dashboard to it).
Also two related event-page styling bugs:
- frontend/src/client/events.ts:721 was force-stamping
`style.display = "block"` on the event-type multi-panel popup whenever
the type filter was anything but appointment. The panel is supposed
to be a hidden flyout owned by the trigger button via `panel.hidden`;
the inline display:block trumped the `.multi-panel[hidden]` CSS rule
and left it visible on larger screens (m flagged the
`<div ... hidden="" style="display: block;">` artefact). Fix: never
set inline display from this code path; force-close the panel only
when switching to appointment view.
- frontend/src/styles/global.css `.multi-list` + `.multi-option`: long
event-type labels overflowed the 22rem panel horizontally because
`.multi-list` only had `overflow-y: auto` and the flex options had no
`min-width: 0` / overflow-wrap rules. Add `overflow-x: hidden` +
`min-width: 0` on the list and `overflow-wrap: anywhere` on options.
Two adjacent i18n leaks in /tools/fristenrechner "Was kommt nach…" mode,
same pattern as t-paliad-112's deadline_rules fix but on event_deadlines:
A) title_de empty for all 70 rows. The DTO already falls back to title
silently, so DE locale rendered English titles ("Statement of Defence",
"Decision of the EPO", …). Backfilled via mig 035 with UPC RoP DE
terminology that matches the trigger_events.name_de translations from
mig 033, so the picker label and the deadline row read the same.
B) notes column carries English text on rows 50, 52, 70 (DE-named column
was DE-only in spec, but seeds slipped EN strings through). Mig 036
adds a parallel notes_en column following the t-112 mig 032 pattern,
copies the existing English into notes_en, and replaces notes with
proper DE for those three rows.
Render path:
- service: select notes_en, plumb through EventDeadlineResult.NotesEN
- frontend: getLang() === "en" ? (notesEN || notes) : notes (mirrors the
proceeding-tree timeline branch already in fristenrechner.ts)
Three correctness bugs from the t-paliad-101 QA sweep, fixed together since
they all change displayed/saved numbers users rely on.
B1 — Kostenrechner UPC GESAMTKOSTEN double-count
ComputeUPCInstance was setting InstanceTotal = effectiveCourtFee +
recoverableCeiling. The R.152 recoverable-cost cap is the OPPOSING
side's worst-case loss-of-suit liability, not the user's own cost —
folding it into GESAMTKOSTEN inflated the UPC total under a label
that means "your outlay," and the DE LG/OLG/BGH branches don't add
any opponent estimate. Drop it from InstanceTotal; the ceiling
still surfaces as its own RecoverableCeiling line item.
Live pre-fix on paliad.de (Streitwert 100k, UPC 1. Instanz only):
instanceTotal = 52600 = 14600 court fee + 38000 R.152 ceiling
Post-fix:
instanceTotal = 14600 (court fee only); RecoverableCeiling stays 38000
B3 — Court-determined Termine emit trigger date as a real-looking date
Zwischenverfahren / Mündliche Verhandlung / Entscheidung all live in
paliad.deadline_rules with duration_value=0 and parent_id=NULL, so
Calculate() classified them as IsRootEvent and emitted the trigger
date as their own DueDate. Worse, RoP.151 "Antrag auf Kostenentscheidung"
parents off inf.decision and chained 1 month off the placeholder ->
bogus deadline that the UI rendered as real.
Fix: classify a zero-duration rule as IsCourtSet (not IsRootEvent)
when primary_party = 'court' or event_type ∈ {hearing, decision,
order}. Track court-set rule IDs and propagate IsCourtSet downstream
to any rule whose parent is court-set, so RoP.151 also surfaces as
court-set rather than a fabricated date. Save-modal already greys
out IsCourtSet rows so the "Gerichtsbestimmte Termine ohne Datum
werden übersprungen" footnote becomes truthful again.
Live pre-fix on paliad.de (UPC_INF, trigger 2026-04-29):
Zwischenverfahren / Oral / Entscheidung -> dueDate 2026-04-29
Antrag auf Kostenentscheidung -> 2026-05-29 (bogus, +1mo from trigger)
B6 — Fristenrechner save flow stored rule code in TITLE
Frontend was concatenating "RoP.023 — Klageerwiderung" into the
title because deadlines had nowhere else to put the citation, and
the /deadlines REGEL column ended up showing "—". Add migration 032
with a paliad.deadlines.rule_code text column, plumb it through
CreateDeadlineInput / insertTx, drop the now-redundant r.code AS
rule_code JOIN alias on the list query (the deadline owns its
citation), and render f.rule_code on the project-detail deadlines
table + /deadlines events list + deadline-detail page.
Build, vet, and tests all clean. New unit test
TestIsCourtDeterminedRule pins the B3 discriminator across the
event_type / primary_party combinations seen in migrations 012 + 031.
Repro creds: tester@hlc.de
