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copilot-swe-agent[bot] d6372fe2e2 Change weekend deduction from 1.0 to 2.0 units 
Co-authored-by: Kenearos <86194771+Kenearos@users.noreply.github.com>
2025-12-12 11:36:24 +00:00

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Changelog

2025-11-14 - Android App Implementation

Feature

Added native Android mobile app for duty roster management with the same NRW Variante 2 (streng) payroll calculation logic as the Python/Excel version.

Details

New Android App:

  • Location: android-app/ directory
  • Language: Kotlin
  • Min SDK: Android 7.0 (API 24)
  • Target SDK: Android 14 (API 34)

Features:

  • Month selection interface (2025-2030)
  • Duty entry with employee name and share (Anteil)
  • Automatic payroll calculation
  • Results display with detailed breakdown per employee
  • In-memory data storage

Business Logic:

  • Same NRW holidays (2025-2026)
  • Same WE-Tag detection (Friday, Saturday, Sunday, holidays, day before holiday)
  • Same WT-Tag classification
  • Same compensation rates (WT: 250€, WE: 450€)
  • Same threshold logic (≥ 2.0 WE units)
  • Same deduction rules (2.0 units, Friday priority)
  • Same Variante 2 behavior (no WE compensation below threshold)

Testing:

  • Comprehensive unit tests for PayrollCalculator
  • All test cases passed (under threshold, at threshold, over threshold, Friday priority, multiple employees)

Documentation:

  • Android-specific README with setup instructions
  • Main README updated to mention Android app
  • .gitignore updated for Android build artifacts

Usage

See android-app/README.md for detailed Android setup and usage instructions.

Known Limitations

  • Data is not persisted (in-memory only)
  • No data export/import functionality
  • German language only

2025-11-14 - Fix Excel Formula Syntax Error

Issue

Fixed a syntax error in the Checks sheet that would cause Excel formula errors.

Details

The nested WENN (IF) formula in the Checks sheet Status column was missing a semicolon between the empty string result and the second WENN function.

File: src/build_template.py, line 264

Before:

=WENN(A2="";""WENN(ABS(B2-1)<=0,0001;"OK";"FEHLER"))

After:

=WENN(A2="";"";WENN(ABS(B2-1)<=0,0001;"OK";"FEHLER"))

Impact

This fix ensures that the Checks sheet Status column works correctly to validate that daily shift totals sum to 1.0, displaying "OK" or "FEHLER" as appropriate.

Testing

  • Template rebuilt successfully
  • November 2025 file generated without errors
  • All formulas verified syntactically correct
  • No security issues found (CodeQL scan: 0 alerts)

How to Use

To generate a corrected November 2025 file:

# 1. Rebuild the template with the fix
python src/build_template.py

# 2. Generate November 2025
python src/fill_plan_dates.py 2025 11

# 3. Open output/Dienstplan_2025_11_NRW.xlsx in Excel

The file will now work correctly with all formulas calculating as expected according to the Variante 2 (streng) rules specified in SPECIFICATION.md.