Event Sorting and Grouping Logic Update:
The logic for sorting and grouping events in the schedule view has been updated to ensure events are displayed in chronological order and properly grouped by date.
Sorting: Events are now sorted by their start date before being grouped, ensuring they appear in the correct sequence.
Grouping: Events are grouped by their formatted start date, and the groups are now correctly ordered within the same month.
New Month Transition Logic:
The logic for detecting the start of a new month has been updated to correctly reference the grouped events, ensuring the transition between months is accurate.
Issue Discovery:
I noticed this bug after updating to the latest version from my previous Pull Request #1115 , where events were not sorted correctly, and the grouping within the same month failed to function as expected.
Impact
Events are now consistently grouped by date and sorted in the correct order, providing a more reliable and user-friendly schedule view.
The transition between months is now accurately detected, improving the clarity of the schedule layout.
These updates enhance the schedule view’s usability and ensure that events are presented in a logical, easily digestible format.
Summary of Changes
Fixed Event Grouping and Sorting in Schedule View
Event Sorting and Grouping Logic Update:
The logic for sorting and grouping events in the schedule view has been updated to ensure events are displayed in chronological order and properly grouped by date.
New Month Transition Logic:
The logic for detecting the start of a new month has been updated to correctly reference the grouped events, ensuring the transition between months is accurate.
Issue Discovery:
I noticed this bug after updating to the latest version from my previous Pull Request #1115 , where events were not sorted correctly, and the grouping within the same month failed to function as expected.
Impact
These updates enhance the schedule view’s usability and ensure that events are presented in a logical, easily digestible format.