- Simplified the assignment of `bot_username` in `config.py` for better clarity.
- Removed redundant import statement in `run.py` to streamline the code.
- Enhanced formatting in `group_duty_pin.py` and test files for improved readability and consistency.
- No functional changes were made; the focus was on code style and organization.
- Added `bot_username` to settings for dynamic retrieval of the bot's username.
- Implemented `_resolve_bot_username` function to fetch the bot's username if not set, improving user experience in group chats.
- Updated `DutyWithUser` schema to include optional `phone` and `username` fields for enhanced duty information.
- Enhanced API responses to include contact details for users, ensuring better communication.
- Introduced a new current duty view in the web app, displaying active duty information along with contact options.
- Updated CSS styles for better presentation of contact information in duty cards.
- Added unit tests to verify the inclusion of contact details in API responses and the functionality of the current duty view.
- Introduced a new `trusted_groups` table to store groups authorized to receive duty information.
- Implemented functions to add, remove, and check trusted groups in the database.
- Enhanced command handlers to manage trusted groups, including `/trust_group` and `/untrust_group` commands for admin users.
- Updated internationalization messages to support new commands and group status notifications.
- Added unit tests for trusted groups repository functions to ensure correct behavior and data integrity.
- Updated the `_refresh_pin_for_chat` function to delete the old pinned message after sending a new one, ensuring a cleaner chat experience.
- Modified related unit tests to verify the new deletion behavior, including handling exceptions when the old message cannot be deleted.
- Improved documentation in test cases to reflect the updated functionality and error handling.
- Enhanced the `pin_duty_cmd` function by improving code formatting for better readability, ensuring consistent style across the codebase.
- Updated unit tests for `pin_duty_cmd` to follow the same formatting improvements, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- No functional changes were made; the focus was solely on code style and organization.
- Updated the `pin_duty_cmd` to handle cases where no message ID is found by sending a new duty message, pinning it, saving the pin, and scheduling the next update.
- Improved error handling for message sending and pinning operations, providing appropriate replies based on success or failure.
- Enhanced unit tests to cover the new behavior, ensuring proper functionality and error handling in various scenarios.
- Added a TTLCache class for in-memory caching of duty-related data, improving performance by reducing database queries.
- Integrated caching into the group duty pin functionality, allowing for efficient retrieval of message text and next shift end times.
- Introduced new methods to invalidate caches when relevant data changes, ensuring data consistency.
- Created a new Alembic migration to add indexes on the duties table for improved query performance.
- Updated tests to cover the new caching behavior and ensure proper functionality.
- Changed the behavior of the group duty pin feature to send a new message, unpin the old one, and pin the new one instead of editing the existing message. This ensures the pinned message is always fresh.
- Updated the `DUTY_PIN_NOTIFY` configuration description in the documentation to reflect the new message handling approach.
- Revised the architecture documentation to clarify the updated group duty pin process.
- Enhanced tests to verify the new behavior of the group duty pin functionality, ensuring proper message handling and scheduling.
- Introduced a new configuration option `DUTY_PIN_NOTIFY` to control whether the bot re-pins the duty message when updated, providing notifications to group members.
- Updated the architecture documentation to reflect the new functionality of re-pinning duty messages.
- Enhanced the `.env.example` file to include the new configuration option with a description.
- Added tests to verify the behavior of the new refresh pin command and its integration with the existing group duty pin functionality.
- Updated internationalization messages to include help text for the new `/refresh_pin` command.
- Implemented a new API endpoint to generate an ICS calendar for team duty shifts, accessible via a valid token.
- Enhanced the `calendar_link` command to return both personal and team calendar URLs.
- Added a new function to build the team ICS file, ensuring each event includes the duty holder's name in the description.
- Updated tests to cover the new team calendar functionality, including validation for token formats and response content.
- Revised internationalization messages to reflect the new team calendar links.
- Introduced a new roles table in the database to manage user roles ('user' and 'admin') for access control.
- Updated the user model to include a foreign key reference to the roles table, allowing for role assignment.
- Enhanced command handlers to support the `/set_role` command for admins to assign roles to users.
- Refactored access control logic to utilize role checks instead of username/phone allowlists, improving security and maintainability.
- Updated documentation to reflect changes in access control mechanisms and role management.
- Added unit tests to ensure correct functionality of role assignment and access checks.
- Introduced a new `normalize_lang` function to standardize language codes across the application, ensuring consistent handling of user language preferences.
- Refactored date handling utilities by adding `parse_utc_iso` and `parse_utc_iso_naive` functions for better parsing of ISO 8601 date strings, enhancing timezone awareness.
- Updated various modules to utilize the new language normalization and date parsing functions, improving code clarity and maintainability.
- Enhanced error handling in date validation to raise specific `DateRangeValidationError` exceptions, providing clearer feedback on validation issues.
- Improved test coverage for date range validation and language normalization functionalities, ensuring robustness and reliability.
- Refactored the configuration loading in `config.py` to utilize a single source of truth through the `Settings` class, improving maintainability and clarity.
- Introduced the `is_admin_for_telegram_user` function in `repository.py` to centralize admin checks based on usernames and phone numbers.
- Updated command handlers to use the new admin check function, ensuring consistent access control across the application.
- Enhanced error handling in the `error_handler` to log exceptions when sending error replies to users, improving debugging capabilities.
- Improved the handling of user phone updates in `repository.py` to ensure proper normalization and validation of phone numbers.
- Created a new `CHANGELOG.md` file to document all notable changes to the project, adhering to the Keep a Changelog format.
- Updated `CONTRIBUTING.md` to include instructions for building and previewing documentation using MkDocs.
- Added `mkdocs.yml` configuration for documentation generation, including navigation structure and theme settings.
- Enhanced various documentation files, including API reference, architecture overview, configuration reference, and runbook, to provide comprehensive guidance for users and developers.
- Included new sections in the README for changelog and documentation links, improving accessibility to project information.
- Introduced a new database model for calendar subscription tokens, allowing users to generate unique tokens for accessing their personal calendar.
- Implemented API endpoint to return ICS files containing only the subscribing user's duties, enhancing user experience with personalized calendar access.
- Added utility functions for generating ICS files from user duties, ensuring proper formatting and timezone handling.
- Updated command handlers to support the new calendar link feature, providing users with easy access to their personal calendar subscriptions.
- Included unit tests for the new functionality, ensuring reliability and correctness of token generation and ICS file creation.
- Introduced a new i18n module for managing translations and language normalization, supporting both Russian and English.
- Updated various handlers and services to utilize the new translation functions for user-facing messages, improving user experience based on language preferences.
- Enhanced error handling and response messages to be language-aware, ensuring appropriate feedback is provided to users in their preferred language.
- Added tests for the i18n module to validate language detection and translation functionality.
- Updated the example environment file to include a default language configuration.
- Updated `.dockerignore` to exclude test and development artifacts, optimizing the Docker image size.
- Refactored `main.py` to delegate execution to `duty_teller.run.main()`, simplifying the entry point.
- Introduced a new `duty_teller` package to encapsulate core functionality, improving modularity and organization.
- Enhanced `pyproject.toml` to define a script for running the application, streamlining the execution process.
- Updated README documentation to reflect changes in project structure and usage instructions.
- Improved Alembic environment configuration to utilize the new package structure for database migrations.
