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March 12 2026: changed regular & special work mixing calculation issues 3

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2026-03-12 17:24:58 -04:00
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@@ -9417,9 +9417,8 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
end_date = capped_end_date
# Drop records that fall outside the capped window
# Preserve one extra calendar day so early-morning check-out records
# stored on Day N+1 (overnight shifts ending after midnight on the
# last report day) remain available for overnight pairing detection.
# The display range is still controlled by dates_with_records (capped to end_date).
# stored on Day N+1 remain available for overnight pairing detection.
# Display range is still controlled by dates_with_records (capped to end_date).
records = [r for r in records if r.attendance_date <= end_date + timedelta(days=1)]
# Import parse function at the beginning for work type detection
@@ -9850,22 +9849,21 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
for _oi2, _out_r in enumerate(_loc_outs):
if _out_used[_oi2]:
continue
# Time-only pairing guard (mirrors Step 1/2 pairing logic):
# an early-morning OUT (hour<=3) is only valid for an evening IN (hour>=18).
# Time-only pairing guard (mirrors Step 1/2 pairing logic).
_in_t_d = _in_r.check_in_time
_out_t_d = _out_r.check_in_time
if _out_t_d.hour <= 3:
if _in_t_d.hour < 18:
continue # early-morning OUT cannot pair with non-evening IN
continue
elif _out_t_d <= _in_t_d:
continue # same-day OUT must be strictly after IN
continue
_in_ts = datetime.combine(_in_r.check_in_date, _in_r.check_in_time)
_out_ts = datetime.combine(_out_r.check_in_date, _out_r.check_in_time)
if _out_ts < _in_ts:
_out_ts += timedelta(days=1) # overnight: normalise to positive duration
_out_ts += timedelta(days=1)
_duration = (_out_ts - _in_ts).total_seconds() / 3600.0
if _duration > 24:
continue # Sanity guard: skip implausible durations
continue
_day_total_hours += _duration
_out_used[_oi2] = True
break
@@ -10033,13 +10031,11 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
for out_ri in outs_sorted:
if out_ri['used']:
continue
# Guard: validate the IN→OUT pairing using time-only logic.
# After overnight detection, a moved OUT record retains its
# original check_in_date (a later date), so datetime-based
# comparison would incorrectly accept any IN as valid.
# Rule: an early-morning OUT (hour<=3) is only valid for an
# evening IN (hour>=18); for all other INs, reject it.
# For non-early-morning OUTs, the OUT time must be after the IN time.
# Guard: time-only pairing rule.
# An early-morning OUT (hour<=3) is only valid for an evening IN (hour>=18).
# For all other OUTs, the OUT time must be strictly after the IN time.
# Using time-only (not datetime) avoids false positives from moved overnight
# OUT records whose check_in_date is still a later date.
_in_t = in_ri['record'].check_in_time
_out_t = out_ri['record'].check_in_time
if _out_t.hour <= 3:
@@ -10076,7 +10072,6 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
if out_ri['used']:
continue
# Guard: same time-only rule as Step 1.
# An early-morning OUT (hour<=3) only pairs with an evening IN (hour>=18).
_in_t2 = in_ri['record'].check_in_time
_out_t2 = out_ri['record'].check_in_time
if _out_t2.hour <= 3:
@@ -10093,7 +10088,8 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
'check_in': in_ri['record'],
'check_out': out_ri['record'],
'is_miss_punch': False,
'effective_work_type': effective_wt
'effective_work_type': effective_wt,
'is_cross_type': True
})
break
@@ -10140,7 +10136,7 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
if check_in_record and check_out_record and not is_miss_punch:
pair_datetime_in = datetime.combine(check_in_record.check_in_date, check_in_record.check_in_time)
pair_datetime_out = datetime.combine(check_out_record.check_in_date, check_out_record.check_in_time)
# If check-out time is before check-in time (overnight shift, both on same date),
# If check-out time is before check-in time (overnight shift),
# add one day to the check-out datetime so the duration is positive and correct.
if pair_datetime_out < pair_datetime_in:
pair_datetime_out += timedelta(days=1)
@@ -10149,11 +10145,10 @@ def export_time_attendance_excel(records, project_name_for_filename, date_range_
else:
pair_hours = 'Missed Punch'
# Accumulate SP/PW/PT hours for cross-type pairs.
# The calculator only saw orphaned records on each work-type stream,
# so grand_totals misses these hours. Track them here so the
# summary rows below the weekly total are correct.
if not is_miss_punch and isinstance(pair_hours, (int, float)):
# Accumulate SP/PW/PT hours for CROSS-TYPE pairs only.
# Same-type SP/PW/PT pairs are already captured in grand_totals
# by WorkingHoursCalculator; adding them again here would double-count.
if not is_miss_punch and isinstance(pair_hours, (int, float)) and pair_data.get('is_cross_type', False):
_ewt = pair_data.get('effective_work_type')
if _ewt == 'SP':
cross_type_sp_hours += pair_hours
@@ -10532,9 +10527,8 @@ def export_time_attendance_by_building_excel(records, project_name_for_filename,
)
end_date = capped_end_date
# Preserve one extra calendar day so early-morning check-out records
# stored on Day N+1 (overnight shifts ending after midnight on the
# last report day) remain available for overnight pairing detection.
# The display range is still controlled by dates_with_records (capped to end_date).
# stored on Day N+1 remain available for overnight pairing detection.
# Display range is still controlled by dates_with_records (capped to end_date).
records = [r for r in records if r.attendance_date <= end_date + timedelta(days=1)]
# Import parse function for work type detection