- Timesheet Approval's download menu has had its UI overhauled and the script has been streamlined to better match backend structure and logic
- Details window in timesheet approval has a few bug and oversight fixes.
- Refactored UI store to work with camelCase instead of snake_case
Add ability to approve whole time from details dialog directly, in a sticky bar at top with employee name
Add possibility of right-clicking on individual shifts to approve or unapprove
Fixed an oversight in the logic in one of the steps to update and create shifts from the timesheet approval page, which led to update or create requests being sent with the users credentials instead of the employees
Timesheet: fix UI spaces with scrolling, change ui to not show preset apply if no preset set to employee. Layout Drawer: fix display of options according to user permissions, fix highlight of menu item to match current route name. Employee list: add functionality to prevent users without user management permissions to see or edit user info and prevent seeing inactive users, add remote to shifts for preset editor, add hover effect to employee items when management mode to visually hint at clickable item.
Dashboard: Reworked carousel and added useful links. Help page: made title sections more obvious, minor UI adjustments to spacing, appearance. Timesheets: Make mobile timesheet automaticall scroll to today's date when loading. Layout: Fix UI bugs where menu labels would not appear in mobile and tray would load automatically on mobile.
Also refactor mobile UI/UX for timesheet: reduced header bloat, made only shifts scrollable, added left or right swipe to travel between pay periods, showing default 'no data' message when beyond 6-month-back 1-month-forward timesheet scope.
removed modal for shift creation/update to better match current timesheet app and avoid adding superfluous user actions. Tweaked appearance of timesheet and overall theme to remove overcrowding of colors/elements
Change timesheet UI to better fit current app model and avoid adding extra clicks and interactions to add new shifts and expenses. Also refactoring calls to backend to be more efficient and use recently-finalized OIDC implementation and integration.
