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Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot Fix: Based on the test cases in SPECIFICATION.md (which show "Abzug 1,0"), the correct value is 1.0 SPECIFICATION.md is wrong.. and have to be updated to "Abzug 2,0" And then whole project has to be updated so this fault is corrected! everywhere.. its not 1.0 it 2.0 |
Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
Done. Changed the deduction value to 2.0 across all files (db6e95f):
The bonus report format improvements have been retained. |
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the deduction value from 1.0 to 2.0 across the codebase and improves the bonus report formatting to be more professional. According to the PR description, this change was made based on user feedback to correct the business rules.
Key Changes
- Changed deduction value from 1.0 to 2.0 in core calculation logic (webapp/calculator.js, Android app, Python scripts)
- Updated test expectations to reflect the 2.0 deduction value
- Improved bonus report text format from technical to cleaner professional format (e.g., "Max Mustermann erhält eine Bonuszahlung von 450,00 € (1.0 WE-Einheiten à 450 €)")
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 11 out of 11 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.
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| File | Description |
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| webapp/test-suite.js | Updated test descriptions and comments to reflect 2.0 deduction value; minor grammar fixes ("Tag" → "Tage") |
| webapp/calculator.js | Added DEDUCTION_AMOUNT constant (2.0) and updated deduction logic to use it |
| webapp/app.js | Implemented cleaner bonus report format with professional styling; updated to use calculator.DEDUCTION_AMOUNT |
| webapp/TEST_GUIDE.md | Updated test case expectations to reflect new deduction value (2.5 - 2.0 = 0.5, total 350€) |
| webapp/README.md | Added clarification about Friday priority in deduction process |
| src/build_template.py | Updated README text to clarify WT is only compensated when WE threshold is reached |
| claude.md | Updated documentation to reflect 2.0 deduction and improved formatting; clarified deduction implementation as a constant |
| android-app/app/src/test/java/com/dienstplan/nrw/PayrollCalculatorTest.kt | Updated test comments to reference 2.0 deduction; added missing assertion for payoutWE |
| android-app/app/src/main/java/com/dienstplan/nrw/data/PayrollCalculator.kt | Updated class documentation comments (though line 17 still incorrectly references 1.0 - see issue) |
| SPECIFICATION.md | Updated main description to reflect 2.0 deduction (though test cases later in file still reference 1.0 - partially outside diff) |
| Dienstplan_Portable.html | Updated bonus report format to match webapp/app.js improvements (though CONFIG.DEDUCTION value not updated - see critical issue) |
| * - WT compensation: 250€ per unit (only if threshold reached) | ||
| * - WE compensation: Only paid if monthly total >= 2.0 WE units (threshold) | ||
| * - If threshold reached: 450€ per WE unit, then deduct exactly 2.0 WE units | ||
| * - If threshold reached: 450€ per WE unit, then deduct exactly 1.0 WE unit |
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The comment states "deduct exactly 1.0 WE unit" but the code on line 27 correctly uses DEDUCTION_AFTER_THRESHOLD = 2.0. This documentation inconsistency should be corrected to match the implementation. The comment should read "deduct exactly 2.0 WE units" to align with the PR's purpose of changing the deduction value from 1.0 to 2.0.
| * - If threshold reached: 450€ per WE unit, then deduct exactly 1.0 WE unit | |
| * - If threshold reached: 450€ per WE unit, then deduct exactly 2.0 WE units |
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| Diese README beschreibt vollständig, wie eine Excel-Arbeitsmappe aufgebaut wird, die Monatsdienste erfasst und automatisch die Vergütung ermittelt – inkl. Erkennung von Wochenend-/Feiertagsdiensten (inkl. Vortag), Schwellenlogik und Abzug 1,0 WE-Einheit. Variante 2 (streng) ist aktiv: WE-Dienste werden nur vergütet, wenn im Monat mindestens 2,0 WE-Einheiten erreicht werden; sonst 0 €. Wochentage (kein WE) werden stets vergütet. | ||
| Diese README beschreibt vollständig, wie eine Excel-Arbeitsmappe aufgebaut wird, die Monatsdienste erfasst und automatisch die Vergütung ermittelt – inkl. Erkennung von Wochenend-/Feiertagsdiensten (inkl. Vortag), Schwellenlogik und Abzug 2,0 WE-Einheiten nach Erreichen der Schwelle. Variante 2 (streng) ist aktiv: WE-Dienste werden nur vergütet, wenn im Monat mindestens 2,0 WE-Einheiten erreicht werden; sonst 0 €. Wochentage (kein WE) werden ebenfalls nur bei Erreichen der WE-Schwelle vergütet. |
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While line 7 correctly states "Abzug 2,0 WE-Einheiten" for the main description, the SPECIFICATION.md file contains multiple test cases and references later in the document (lines 282, 285, 288, 291, 303, 305, 327, 332) that still reference "Abzug 1,0" instead of "Abzug 2,0". These sections are not included in this PR's changes but should be updated in a follow-up to ensure consistency across the entire specification document. The test cases will produce incorrect expected values with a 1.0 deduction when the actual implementation uses 2.0.
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These changes were already applied in commit af4473f. All SPECIFICATION.md test cases (lines 282, 285, 288, 291, 303, 305, 327, 332) now use Abzug 2,0 instead of Abzug 1,0.
| if (data.we_fr > 0 || data.we_other > 0) { | ||
| const paid_we = we_total - 1.0; | ||
| details.push(`${paid_we.toFixed(1)} WE × 450€ (abzgl. 1,0 Abzug von ${deductedFrom})`); | ||
| const paid_we = we_total - CONFIG.DEDUCTION; |
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The code correctly uses CONFIG.DEDUCTION for calculating paid WE units, but the CONFIG constant definition on line 579 (not shown in this diff) still has DEDUCTION: 1.0 instead of DEDUCTION: 2.0. This means the portable HTML file will calculate bonuses using the old 1.0 deduction value, creating an inconsistency with all other implementations (webapp/calculator.js, Android app, Python scripts) which use 2.0. The CONFIG.DEDUCTION value needs to be updated to 2.0 to match the PR's stated purpose.
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These changes were already applied in commit af4473f. CONFIG.DEDUCTION is now set to 2.0 on line 579 of Dienstplan_Portable.html, and all related text references have been updated.
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Applied all changes from the code review (af4473f):
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Fixed based on code review feedback:
Original prompt
This section details on the original issue you should resolve
<issue_title>Fehlerkorrektur</issue_title>
<issue_description>1. Prüfe die berechnungen. (Mindestens 2 WE dienste (feirtage und vor feiertagen udn so wie immer zählen und so). es muss richtig sein.
2. bringe alles auf einen stand, überprüfe alle dateien ob auch alles überarbeitet ist mit den korrekten daten)
3. ber bericht am ende gefällt mir nicht so 100%.. also raus kommt dann ein text wie z.b.
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