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Reminder Setting model bug fix #4145
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Reminder Setting model bug fix #4145
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""" WalkthroughThe change updates the internal logic of the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant View as reminder_settings view
participant Model as ReminderSettings
User->>View: Request reminder settings
View->>Model: get_or_create(user)
alt New instance created
Model-->>View: Create with defaults (reminder_time, timezone, is_active)
else Existing instance found
Model-->>View: Return existing instance
end
View-->>User: Respond with reminder settings
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website/views/daily_reminders.py (1)
18-18: Consider using a fixed default time instead of current time.Using
timezone.now().time()will set the reminder time to whatever time the user first accesses this page, which could be confusing for users.- "reminder_time": timezone.now().time(), # Set default time to current time + "reminder_time": datetime.time(9, 0), # Set default time to 9:00 AMThis would provide a more predictable and standard default time that most users would find reasonable for daily reminders.
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website/views/daily_reminders.py (1)
15-22: Well-implemented fix for initialization bug.This change correctly implements default values for
ReminderSettingswhen creating a new instance, ensuring all necessary fields are initialized properly. Settingis_activetoFalseby default is a good choice for user experience, as it makes reminders opt-in rather than automatic.However, note that setting
timezone: "UTC"is redundant since the model already defines this as the default value. While not harmful, it's worth considering if this explicit declaration is necessary.
Fixes: #4144
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