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What does this PR do?

Added an eventTypeId filter to the team and user schedules APIs to return schedules applied to a specific event type. Computes the effective schedule per host or user and returns paginated results.

New Features

  • eventTypeId query parameter on GET /v2/organizations/:orgId/teams/:teamId/schedules and GET /v2/organizations/:orgId/teams/:teamId/users/:userId/schedules
  • Team call falls back to all member schedules when eventTypeId is omitted
  • User call returns the user's effective schedule for the event type (team or user-owned)
  • Effective schedule resolution: host schedule > user default schedule > event type schedule
  • Returns NotFound when the event type is not found in the team or the user isn't associated
  • Results include availability and support skip/take pagination

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How should this be tested?

  1. Create a team with members who have different schedules
  2. Create a team event type with hosts assigned
  3. Call GET /v2/organizations/:orgId/teams/:teamId/schedules?eventTypeId=<id> and verify it returns the effective schedules for hosts
  4. Call GET /v2/organizations/:orgId/teams/:teamId/users/:userId/schedules?eventTypeId=<id> and verify it returns the user's effective schedule
  5. Verify the precedence order: host's assigned schedule takes priority over user's default schedule, which takes priority over event type's schedule

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  • Verify schedule precedence logic is correct: host.scheduleId ?? user.defaultScheduleId ?? eventType.scheduleId
  • Check the type casting in teams-schedules.service.ts line 70: schedules as (Schedule & { availability: Availability[] })[]
  • Verify E2E tests adequately cover the schedule precedence scenarios

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async getUserSchedules(userId: number, eventTypeId?: number): Promise<ScheduleOutput_2024_06_11[]> {
if (!eventTypeId) {
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if there is no event type id param the implementation is exactly the same as before

return this.getUserSchedulesForEventType(userId, eventTypeId);
}

private async getUserSchedulesForEventType(
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here's how thsi should work:

  1. first we fetch the event type provided in query param
  2. we then check if its user owned event type or a team event type where the user is one of the hosts
  3. lastly we fetch the schedule from the schedule id we get from step 2, make sure the schedule belongs to the user and then send it bacl

const userIds = await this.teamsRepository.getTeamUsersIds(teamId);
const schedules = await this.schedulesRepository.getSchedulesByUserIds(userIds, skip, take);
async getTeamSchedules(teamId: number, skip = 0, take = 250, eventTypeId?: number) {
if (!eventTypeId) {
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if there is no event type id param provided the implementation is same as before

return this.getTeamSchedulesForEventType(teamId, eventTypeId, skip, take);
}

private async getTeamSchedulesForEventType(
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here's how this should work:

  1. we first fetch the event type via the id provided in the param
  2. we map through that event type hosts and add the schedule which is considered while scheduling any event
  3. we send back the response

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<file name="apps/api/v2/src/modules/organizations/teams/schedules/organizations-teams-schedules.controller.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/modules/organizations/teams/schedules/organizations-teams-schedules.controller.ts:74">
P3: Typo in comment: &#39;generacted&#39; should be &#39;generated&#39;.</violation>
</file>

<file name="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/schedules.repository.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/schedules.repository.ts:255">
P2: Use `select` instead of `include` to fetch only the fields that are actually needed from both `schedule` and `availability`. This avoids unnecessary data transfer and potential exposure of sensitive fields.</violation>

<violation number="2" location="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/schedules.repository.ts:258">
P2: Add `orderBy: { id: &#39;asc&#39; }` (or another deterministic field) to ensure consistent pagination results. Without explicit ordering, paginated results may be non-deterministic.</violation>
</file>

<file name="apps/api/v2/src/modules/organizations/teams/schedules/organizations-teams-schedules.e2e-spec.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/modules/organizations/teams/schedules/organizations-teams-schedules.e2e-spec.ts:394">
P2: Test cleanup uses `.then()` instead of `.finally()`, which will skip cleanup if the test assertion fails. This can leave orphaned test data in the database. Other tests in this file correctly use `.finally()` for cleanup.</violation>
</file>

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const effectiveScheduleIds = new Set<number>();

for (const host of eventType.hosts) {
const effectiveScheduleId = host.scheduleId ?? host.user.defaultScheduleId ?? eventType.scheduleId;
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the order should be always be host schedule id --> user default schedule id --> event type schedule id

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this is wrong, I need to fix this


if (userEventType) {
const user = await this.usersRepository.findById(userId);
effectiveScheduleId = userEventType.scheduleId ?? user?.defaultScheduleId ?? null;
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the order should be always be event host users schedule id --> event host users default schedule id

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effectiveScheduleId = userHost.scheduleId ?? user?.defaultScheduleId ?? eventType.scheduleId ?? null;
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are you sure about the order of this ? shouldn't eventType.scheduleId be the first one since it's the one applied to the event-type ??

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actually yeah you're right, the order should be like this

eventType schedule id --> host schedule id --> host default schedule id

nice one, thanks Morgan!

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I need to fix this for teams schedules service as well

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2 issues found across 2 files (changes from recent commits).

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<file name="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/services/schedules.service.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/services/schedules.service.ts:112">
P2: This changes the effective schedule precedence so the event type schedule overrides a host’s schedule. The API description expects host schedule → user default → event type, so this will return the wrong schedule for team hosts.</violation>
</file>

<file name="apps/api/v2/src/modules/teams/schedules/services/teams-schedules.service.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/modules/teams/schedules/services/teams-schedules.service.ts:52">
P2: The effective schedule precedence is reversed. This makes the event type schedule override host/user schedules, which contradicts the intended host > user default > event type resolution and will return the wrong schedule for team hosts.</violation>
</file>

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Fix the effective schedule resolution to follow the intended precedence:
host schedule > user default schedule > event type schedule

This addresses Cubic AI review feedback with confidence 9/10:
- schedules.service.ts: Fix precedence in getUserSchedulesForEventType
- teams-schedules.service.ts: Fix precedence in getTeamSchedulesForEventType

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2 issues found across 2 files (changes from recent commits).

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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them.


<file name="apps/api/v2/src/modules/teams/schedules/services/teams-schedules.service.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/modules/teams/schedules/services/teams-schedules.service.ts:52">
P1: The precedence order is inverted: event type schedule now overrides host/user schedules. This breaks the documented precedence (host > user default > event type) and will return incorrect effective schedules.</violation>
</file>

<file name="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/services/schedules.service.ts">

<violation number="1" location="apps/api/v2/src/ee/schedules/schedules_2024_06_11/services/schedules.service.ts:112">
P2: Schedule precedence is reversed here: event type schedule is now chosen before host/user defaults, which contradicts the intended order (host > user default > event type) and will return the wrong effective schedule when a host/user default is set.</violation>
</file>

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@Ryukemeister Ryukemeister merged commit 14e2fa6 into main Jan 20, 2026
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