Five frontend-correctness defects a pilot user can reach today

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Five findings from the frontend-correctness work list. Every one was opened at
its cited file:line and confirmed still present and still reachable before
anything changed. Nothing was refuted — but two were materially different
from the way they were described, in both directions, and that is written up
below rather than quietly absorbed.

Each fix is pinned by a test that fails against pristine origin/main. The
reverts were performed with an asserted anchor and an md5 check on both sides,
so a silently no-oped mutation could not be reported as proof.

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NW-4 — dragging an event to another day made it vanish · CalendarTimeGrid.tsx

Confirmed, and the mechanism is worse than "the chip disappears".

A day column draws only the events in its own layoutByDay bucket, keyed on the
date the event is stored under — which does not change until the reschedule
round-trips. The chip in the origin column meanwhile returns null the moment
drag.date stops naming that column (:761-762). Put together: once a
move-drag crosses a column threshold the event is drawn nowhere, and stays
gone for the rest of the drag and for the whole request after release.

Measured, not inferred. Against pristine main the new test reports:

expect(drawnEverywhere()).toHaveLength(1)
  Expected length: 1
  Received length: 0
  Received array:  []

Zero elements on the entire grid carried the event.

Fix — a dragGhost memo and one element that draws the chip in the column
the pointer is actually over, at full column width (the target column's cluster
layout does not know about it yet, and inventing a column for it would shove the
chips it lands beside).

Neighbours tested, because a guard that only covers the case that prompted it
is a comment with a test runner attached:

• pointer returns to its own column → still exactly one chip, not two
• vertical-only drag → unchanged
• single-day view, where dxCols is pinned to 0 → no preview, one chip

A resize drag is covered by the same dxCols pin and is noted at the memo.

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SN-29 — the budget file input kept its value · finance/BudgetUpload.tsx

Confirmed, and it is wider than the Cancel path.

The finding named Cancel. Cancel is the silent case, but a file input fires
change only when its value changes, so every exit that left the picked
filename in the input made re-picking the same spreadsheet a no-op. That
includes the three handleFile error exits — which is to say: the card tells the
treasurer the sheet has no readable rows, they fix the sheet, re-upload the same
file, and Tenure ignores them.

Fix — release the value at the point of pick, in the onChange handler,
rather than at each of the four ways out. One place, every exit, and it cannot be
forgotten on a path added later. Nothing reads the value back (verified: the
displayed name comes from fileName state, the rows from preview), so this
costs nothing. Cancel additionally now clears uploadToken and reason — a
stated ground typed for an abandoned sheet is not a ground for the next one, and
doImport already clears exactly that set on success.

No automated test, deliberately, and this is the honest reason: the browser
behaviour that makes it a bug — change not firing for an identical value — is
precisely what jsdom does not model, and jsdom refuses to let a test set a file
input's value to a non-empty string at all. Any jsdom test here would pass on
both sides of the fix and prove nothing. Verified by reading, not by a green tick
I do not believe.

One knowingly-left redundancy: doImport's own inputRef.current.value = ""
(:170) is now unreachable-but-correct. Left in place rather than widening the
diff; it still does its old job if the onChange clear is ever removed.

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SN-30 — clicking an already-read notification lowered the badge · shell/NotificationBell.tsx

Confirmed. markOneRead decremented unconditionally, with no look at
readAt, from all four call sites. A notification list keeps what you have
read — that is most of what is in it — so opening the bell and clicking a couple
of old rows walked the badge to 0 with genuinely unread items still above them.
It does not self-correct on the next screen either: the bell is in the persistent
shell layout, so a click-through does not remount it and useState(initialUnread)
never re-reads the count the server just corrected.

Against pristine main, with one unread item among three:

expect(claimedUnread(bell)).toBe(1)
  Expected: 1
  Received: 0

Fix — markOneRead takes the row, not its id, and guards the decrement on
!item.readAt.

Neighbours tested: the same row clicked twice (the optimistic readAt
stamp makes the second click a no-op), and mark-all-read, which sets the
count outright rather than counting down to it and must stay unaffected.

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SN-31 — a scheme-relative href filed as an internal path · lib/resources-data.ts

Confirmed, and the finding understated it: there are two spellings, not one.

href.startsWith("/") accepts //docs.google.com/x. It also accepts
/\docs.google.com/x, because the URL parser treats a backslash as a slash in
that position. Measured against the real parser rather than asserted — this is
the first case in the new test:

new URL("//docs.google.com/x",   "https://tenurework.com").origin  // https://docs.google.com
new URL("/\\docs.google.com/x",  "https://tenurework.com").origin  // https://docs.google.com

Stored external: false, both render on the board (ResourcesBrowser,
QuickLinksRotator) as a <Link> with the inward arrow glyph and a same-tab
soft navigation: the board tells an officer this is a page inside Tenure and then
takes them off Tenure, carrying a Referer.

I agree with the skeptic's downgrade. The window.opener half is inert — a
same-tab navigation creates no browsing context — and planting one requires
canManageResources. The residual is a broken promise about where a click goes,
which is still worth one line.

Fix — require a single leading slash with nothing scheme-relative behind it.
Falling through rather than rewriting is deliberate: new URL() throws on a bare
//host, so validate refuses the row and tells the officer to enter a full
https:// link. Guessing a scheme on their behalf would silently publish a link
to somewhere they did not name.

normaliseHref is now exported so the classification can be pinned directly
rather than through a database write.

Neighbours tested: bare /, /api/… download routes, a // appearing
later in a path (/docs//guide is a real path and must stay internal), leading
whitespace, a genuine external URL, and the pre-existing javascript:/data:
refusal — asserted so this edit cannot quietly widen it.

Not touched: app/(app)/resources/page.tsx, which #261 is holding.

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NW-12 — the signature stamp printed the container's UTC clock · signing/SignatureBlock.tsx

Confirmed, exactly as described, and reproduced character-for-character.
With the old s.signedAt.toLocaleString() restored and TZ=UTC (which is what
node:20-alpine with no TZ and no /etc/localtime gives you), the rendered line
is literally:

Dana Whitfield · 8/25/2026, 1:14:00 AM · drawn in Tenure · version 46c1a23656bc

for a signature applied at 9:14 PM on 24 August in Rochester. Wrong day,
wrong hour, on the evidentiary line about who reviewed which version.

Fix — SignatureBlock takes a required timeZone (required, not defaulted:
a default is the bug) and formats with formatInZone, with the zone
abbreviation beside it. The approvals detail page resolves the zone once and uses
it for all four of its instants — Created, the ledger posting, each history
step, and the signature stamp. Leaving three of them in UTC beside a corrected
fourth would be worse than leaving all four wrong.

One deliberate departure from the suggested change: institutionTimeZone(approval.institutionId)
rather than viewerTimeZone(userId). This is a record with an owner and it is
evidence — it has to read the same to the treasurer who filed it, the advisor who
signs it and the auditor reading it in a year. It also matches
calendar/[id]/page.tsx, which is the established pattern for a record that
belongs to an institution, and needs no extra getUserContext round trip.

Neighbours tested, and one of them earned its place immediately. The
"institution's zone" tests use instants that land on a different date in the
two zones, because an hour out is arguable and a day out is not — and a second
case moves the institution (Honolulu, Tokyo) rather than the reader, so a fix
that hardcoded Eastern fails. That matters concretely here: this machine's
ambient zone is America/New_York, and under the mutation the primary case
passed while the "moves with the institution" case failed. Run under
TZ=UTC, both fail. The suite was run under both zones for that reason.

Writing the test fixture out in full instead of casting it also caught a factual
error of mine: signerRole: "PRESIDENT" is an org role, not an
InstitutionRole. tsc refused it.

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Verification

gate	pristine origin/main	this branch
tsc --noEmit -p apps/web/tsconfig.json	307 errors	307 errors (none in any file touched here)
jest (ambient TZ)	3 suites fail, 351 pass	same 3 fail, 355 pass
jest (TZ=UTC)	—	same 3 fail, 355 pass
next lint on all 12 files	—	clean

The three failures are the documented pristine-main set — connectors/audience,
nothing-manufactures-the-member-seat, identity/onboarding-form, all
Object.values(<PrismaEnum>) against the stale generated client. Nothing new is
broken. Test count: 5774 → 5795 (+21, in 4 new suites).

prisma generate was not run, so the shared tree's generated client is
untouched.

Mutation proofs

Every revert asserted an anchor that exists and md5-checked the file on both
sides — three of four mutations silently no-oped in this repo today on a guessed
indentation.

finding	file md5 fixed → reverted	result on pristine code
NW-4	602d075f… → 2d07e245…	2 of 4 fail; event drawn in 0 columns
SN-30	9c62b23b… → 2ce080d0…	badge reaches 0 with an unread item present
SN-31	c358825d… → 5932fa2d…	3 of 8 fail; //docs.google.com/x returns external: false
NW-12 (block)	eeac844b… → 0e83386e…	3 of 4 fail under both TZ=UTC and ambient
NW-12 (page)	5dd3a333… → af87bd41…	fails under TZ=UTC; the neighbour case fails under ambient too

Each file was restored from a byte copy and the md5 re-verified.

Skipped

Nothing. None of the five lands in a file held by #255, #257, #261, #263, #265
or #266. lib/resources-data.ts is adjacent to #261's resources/page.tsx but
is a different file, and the page was not touched.

Booked separately, not done here

The toLocaleString-in-the-container's-clock pattern appears at roughly 30 more
sites. This PR corrects the approvals detail page in full because that is where
the signature evidence lives; the rest is a sweep of its own and should not ride
along on a five-finding correctness PR.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Calendar events remain visible while dragging or rescheduling across days, including in the destination column.
  • Budget spreadsheets can be selected again after an import finishes or is canceled.

• Bug Fixes

  • Approval and signature timestamps now display in the institution’s time zone.
  • Notification unread counts update accurately when reading notifications.
  • Pending budget uploads prevent conflicting file selections.
  • Unsafe or malformed links are handled more securely.
  • Calendar events remain correctly positioned during and after rescheduling.

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Walkthrough

The changes apply institution time zones to approval and signature timestamps, keep calendar events visible during cross-day and optimistic moves, prevent concurrent budget file selection, correct notification badge updates, and tighten resource URL normalization. Regression tests cover each behavior.

Changes

Institution timezone formatting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Signature timezone formatting apps/web/src/components/signing/SignatureBlock.tsx, apps/web/src/components/signing/*test.tsx	SignatureBlock formats signature timestamps in the supplied institution timezone and includes its abbreviation. Tests cover multiple zones and preserve the signed version.
Approval timestamp integration apps/web/src/app/(app)/approvals/[id]/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/(app)/approvals/[id]/page.test.tsx	The approval page loads the institution timezone and applies it to creation, ledger, history, and signature timestamps. Rendered tests cover Eastern, Honolulu, and Tokyo timezones.

Calendar cross-day dragging

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Cross-day drag and optimistic rescheduling apps/web/src/components/CalendarTimeGrid.tsx, apps/web/src/components/a-dragged-event-is-never-invisible.test.tsx, apps/web/e2e/calendar.spec.ts	CalendarTimeGrid renders a ghost event in the destination day, applies optimistic positions, and ignores superseded responses. Tests cover cross-day movement, return movement, vertical drags, single-day views, and delayed keyboard rescheduling.

Budget upload import state

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Upload input locking and reset apps/web/src/components/finance/BudgetUpload.tsx	The file input is disabled during imports and resets after selection, allowing the same spreadsheet to be selected again.

Notification unread badge handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Read-state-aware badge updates apps/web/src/components/shell/NotificationBell.tsx, apps/web/src/components/shell/an-old-notification-does-not-lower-the-badge.test.tsx	markOneRead checks the notification’s current read state before decrementing the badge. Tests cover read notifications, repeated unread clicks, and mark-all-read behavior.

Resource link normalization

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Internal and external URL validation apps/web/src/lib/resources-data.ts, apps/web/src/lib/a-board-link-that-leaves-tenure-says-so.test.ts	normaliseHref uses the WHATWG URL parser to accept valid internal paths and reject scheme-relative, unsafe, and whitespace-obfuscated external URLs.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to dc79b

Calendar event dragging has a bounded failure-path risk where a later update can restore an outdated position after a failed save. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up for this edge case.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant CalendarTimeGrid
  participant RescheduleRequest
  User->>CalendarTimeGrid: drag or keyboard move
  CalendarTimeGrid->>CalendarTimeGrid: render ghost or pending position
  CalendarTimeGrid->>RescheduleRequest: submit new start and end
  RescheduleRequest-->>CalendarTimeGrid: server values or failure
  CalendarTimeGrid-->>User: retain or restore event position

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F1 — an embedded tab defeats the new scheme-relative guard · lib/resources-data.ts:143

if (/^\/(?![/\\])/.test(href)) return { href, external: false }

An officer with canManageResources pastes /⟨TAB⟩/evil.example.com/steal into the resource board's Link field (ResourceEditor.tsx:112-119 is a plain <input> — the HTML value-sanitization algorithm strips CR/LF from a text input but not tabs, and a direct POST to the server action strips nothing). The regex sees / followed by a tab, not a slash, so it returns external: false. The row renders as <Link> with the inward arrow glyph, same tab, no rel="noopener noreferrer". Every officer is told "this is a page inside Tenure" and is taken to a foreign origin carrying a Referer — the failure this PR says it closed.

Measured under the real WHATWG parser and through next/link, not inferred:

"/\t/evil.com"  regexSaysInternal=true  browserResolvesTo= https://evil.com/
"/\n/evil.com"  regexSaysInternal=true  browserResolvesTo= https://evil.com/
"/\r/evil.com"  regexSaysInternal=true  browserResolvesTo= https://evil.com/
next/link renders <a href="/\t/evil.example.com/steal">  →  https://evil.example.com/steal

The PR's own test covers leading whitespace only (" //docs.google.com/x"), which trim() already handled. The spelling that survives is whitespace between the slash and the host.

Stop hand-rolling the rule and delegate to the parser the browser uses, so no future spelling can appear:

if (href.startsWith("/")) {
  const probe = "https://tenure.invalid"
  try { return new URL(href, probe).origin === probe ? { href, external: false } : null }
  catch { return null }
}

Plus expect(normaliseHref("/\t/evil.example.com/x")).toBeNull(). Every case the PR already pins stays green — /, /api/…, /docs//guide, javascript:, data: — each checked against the replacement.

This is an incomplete fix of a pre-existing hole, not a new one; main is worse. It matters because the PR ships a test file whose docstring asserts the class is closed, which is exactly what makes the residual spelling invisible.

F2 — "and for the whole request after release" is claimed three times and is false in both directions · CalendarTimeGrid.tsx:428

The in-drag half of NW-4 is real and correctly fixed — reproduced. The release window is asserted as covered and is not touched. Measured with fetch stubbed to never settle:

MID-DRAG   Tue: 0   Wed: 1     ← the fix working
AFTER-UP   Tue: 1   Wed: 0
top before drag: 364px  |  after release: 364px

commit does not paint optimistically despite its own comment saying "Optimistic: paint the new position immediately" — setPending runs only after await fetch. So the chip is back on Tuesday at its original time for the whole round trip, then teleports. Not invisible: confidently wrong, which reads worse. Either delete the clause from :428, the test docstring and the body, or move setPending before the await (the rollback path in catch already exists).

F3 — merge order, measured with git merge-tree --write-tree

pair	result
#272 × #269	CONFLICT — NotificationBell.tsx, the only file
#272 × #269 · approvals/[id]/page.tsx	clean
#272 × #269 · finance/BudgetUpload.tsx	clean
#272 × #274	clean

Both rewrite the same four lines: #269 changes only their className, #272 changes markOneRead(n.id) → markOneRead(n) at :233,:241,:324,:332. If #269 lands first, resolve by keeping #269's className AND #272's markOneRead(n). Taking #269's side wholesale restores the badge defect — loudly, not silently: tsc rejects string where NotificationItem is expected.

F4 (minor) — Cancel is not disabled during an in-flight import · BudgetUpload.tsx:328

Newly reachable because the PR correctly makes re-picking the same file work. Nothing double-posts — useTransition's pending keeps Replace/Merge disabled — but the first import's success path wipes a freshly-loaded preview and prints "Imported N rows" over a card the treasurer just cancelled. One attribute: disabled={pending}.

Checked and fine

tsc 307, zero in any of the 12 touched files (grep proven working by matching other paths in the same output). Jest 5795 passing, the documented trio failing. All 21 new tests pass. CI green for real. NW-4 drag ghost — no double-draw, dxCols pinned for resize and single-day, memo deps complete, no SSR exposure. SN-29 — the File is captured before e.target.value = "" and stays readable. SN-30 — stampOne applied to both items and history, so one row in both lists decrements once. NW-12 — formatInZone pins "en-US", so the only change is the zone; SignatureBlock and signedAt each have exactly one call site app-wide, so no two pages can disagree about when a signature happened. Tenancy — the one added query is top-level, so $allOperations fires; no include added. No bounded-read-under-unbounded-promise introduced.

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Inline comments:
In `@apps/web/src/components/CalendarTimeGrid.tsx`:
- Around line 437-443: The drag preview in dragGhost disappears when pointerup
clears drag, so preserve a submitted-drag preview through the pending POST
lifecycle until the request resolves or fails. Update the relevant drag
commit/pending state flow and rendering around dragGhost and commit so the event
remains in the target column during that interval, then add a deferred POST test
covering pointerup and target-column visibility before resolution.

In `@apps/web/src/components/finance/BudgetUpload.tsx`:
- Around line 348-362: Update the Cancel button near the pending import handling
to disable it while pending is true by adding the existing pending state to its
disabled condition, preventing cancellation during importBudget execution.

In `@apps/web/src/lib/resources-data.ts`:
- Line 143: Update the slash-prefixed classification logic in the resource URL
parser to resolve candidate values against a fixed safe base and return
external: false only when the resolved origin matches that base origin,
preventing tab, newline, or carriage-return prefixes from becoming
scheme-relative external URLs. Add regression coverage for all three whitespace
prefixes.

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F1 fixed in feefbde5 — the one the review recommended folding in before merge, and F3's conflict resolved in 22a88ff3.

F1. The guard was /^\/(?![/\\])/ and it is one spelling short. The WHATWG URL parser strips tabs and newlines before parsing, so a browser reads /⟨TAB⟩/evil.example.com as //evil.example.com while the regex reads a slash followed by a tab and calls it a path. Measured under Node's parser and through next/link:

"/\t/evil.example.com"  regexSaysInternal=true  ->  https://evil.example.com
"/\n/evil.com"          regexSaysInternal=true  ->  https://evil.com
"/\r/evil.com"          regexSaysInternal=true  ->  https://evil.com

An officer with canManageResources can store it — the Link field is a plain <input>, and the HTML value-sanitization algorithm strips CR and LF from a text input but not tabs; a direct POST to the server action strips nothing.

It now asks the parser instead of spelling the rule out: resolve against an origin nothing can be, and require the answer to be that origin. No future spelling can pass it that would not also be a path in a browser. Every case this PR already pinned stays green — /, /api/…, /docs//guide, javascript:, data:, //host, /\host — each checked against the replacement rather than assumed.

Proved: the new fixture fails against the regex it replaces, and only that one fails.

F3, the merge order. #269 landed while this was open, so the two hunks you predicted conflicted. Resolved keeping #269's className and #272's markOneRead(n), exactly as you specified. I verified your claim that the wrong resolution fails loudly rather than trusting it: reverting one call gives NotificationBell.tsx(233,47): error TS2345: Argument of type 'string' is not assignable to parameter of type 'NotificationItem'. Indentation was taken from the incoming side rather than assumed. After the merge: markOneRead(n) 4, markOneRead(n.id) 0, focus-visible 8.

F2 and F4 are not done, deliberately. F2 is a comment and a docstring claiming a release-window fix the code does not make — either the clause goes or setPending moves before the await; either way it is a decision about what the PR asserts, and worth its own change rather than being folded into a green PR at merge time. F4 is one attribute (disabled={pending} on Cancel) and nothing double-posts, as you established.

tsc 307 exact parity throughout. 10 tests in the link suite, 65 across shell / finance / approvals after the merge.

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In `@apps/web/src/components/CalendarTimeGrid.tsx`:
- Around line 448-481: The commit flow should track a monotonically increasing
request revision per event, using the revision captured by commit when it
updates optimistic state. Apply server-success updates and catch-based rollback
only when the completing request is still the latest revision, preventing older
requests from overwriting newer moves; add a deferred two-request regression
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In `@apps/web/src/components/finance/BudgetUpload.tsx`:
- Around line 364-375: Disable the file input while pending is true, and update
its associated label styling to show the disabled state consistently. Locate the
file input and label in BudgetUpload alongside the existing pending-gated
controls; preserve normal selection behavior when no import is in flight.

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