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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a new task visualizer feature as part of the "Island rhythms/task visualizer" initiative. The changes add a new dependency for tasks, implement a new tasks component (with filtering and summaries) in the frontend along with corresponding routes and navbar updates, and add backend API endpoints and task actions.
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Copilot reviewed 11 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| package.json | Adds the "@mongoosejs/task" dependency |
| frontend/src/tasks/tasks.js | Implements the new tasks component with filtering logic |
| frontend/src/tasks/tasks.html | Provides the HTML template for displaying and filtering tasks |
| frontend/src/routes.js | Updates route definitions and adjusts authorization flags |
| frontend/src/navbar/navbar.js & navbar.html | Updates navbar to include a link to tasks and implements feature detection |
| frontend/src/index.js | Adds a global navigation guard that checks access based on roles |
| frontend/src/api.js | Adds task API methods for both lambda and non-lambda configurations |
| backend/actions/* | Adds new task actions including getTasks and related setup |
| // Skip auth check for authorized (public) routes | ||
| if (to.meta.authorized) { |
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Jun 20, 2025
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The global navigation guard's logic appears inverted: routes marked as 'authorized' are immediately permitted without an access check, while those with 'authorized' set to false require role validation. Please verify that the flag's semantics and its usage in routes match the intended access control behavior.
| // Skip auth check for authorized (public) routes | |
| if (to.meta.authorized) { | |
| // Skip auth check for public routes (not authorized) | |
| if (!to.meta.authorized) { |
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Also I had to resolve some merge conflicts so if you could double check I didn't break anything in the route handler that'd be great |


