Go stringified sheet cells with fmt.Sprint, so a numeric VS read with
UNFORMATTED_VALUE was rendered as 2.609767878e+09. Text columns of the
payments sheet now go through sheets.CellString, which never uses
exponent form; bank inference uses the same helper.
Both sync implementations now append VS as a text cell so Sheets keeps
it a string and leading zeros survive. Existing rows are not rewritten.
Python already read VS as a digit string; a regression test pins that.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Go (go/) becomes the primary implementation. The original Python
version moves to legacy/ and is kept runnable; new features are still
built in both (see the Dual implementation rule in CLAUDE.md).
- git mv app.py, scripts/, templates/, tests/, pyproject.toml, uv.lock
and build/ into legacy/
- Makefile: Python targets point at legacy/, venv in legacy/.venv,
CREDENTIALS_PATH exported for the root .secret/ file
- CI and make image build the Python image with legacy/ as context;
the Makefile is no longer copied into the image
- legacy/.dockerignore moved to the context root so it takes effect
- CLAUDE.md, docs/README.md, Go comments, fixture README, capture
script and VS Code launch config updated to the new layout
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two regressions made older periods invisible on the adults dashboard:
- 1257f0d (Mar 9) commented out ADULT_MERGED_MONTHS, removing the
Sep+Oct 2025 merged label. Restored only the 2025-09 → 2025-10
mapping (Dec and Jan are billed separately for adults; the
Dec → Jan mapping stays disabled per product decision). Mirrored
on the Go side. Test fixtures in sources_test.go now assert Sep
dates land in merged 2025-10 instead of 2025-09.
- 7774301 (Apr 9) added a JS onload default that set the From
selector to maxMonthIdx − 4 and immediately filtered the table,
hiding everything older than 5 months on first load. Dropped that
default in templates/adults.html and templates/juniors.html so
the From-selector starts at the oldest available month. Future
months are still removed from the dropdowns and hidden in the
table — only the past-month truncation is gone.
Note: the live adults attendance sheet had also been pruned to
start at 02.12.2025; restoring Sep/Oct/Nov 2025 columns from
Sheets version history is required to actually see those periods.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
parseDates was using "02.01.2006" / "01/02/2006" which require
zero-padded fields. The Czech attendance sheet headers contain dates
like "1.6.2026", "23.3.2026", "6.4.2026" — Go silently dropped those
columns while Python's strptime accepted them. Effect was a missing
2026-06 month on /api/juniors plus undercounted attendance in any month
with single-digit columns; surfaced via make parity.
Use the unpadded reference forms "2.1.2006" / "1/2/2006" instead — Go's
time.Parse accepts both padded and unpadded inputs against them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The transaction-row parser in services/membership/sources.go used a
helper (`getVal`) that did `fmt.Sprint(row[i])` before passing to
`matching.FormatDate`. The Sheets API returns date-formatted cells
as `float64` (Sheets serial-day numbers); pre-stringifying defeated
`FormatDate`'s `case float64:` dispatch, so values like 46147 leaked
through unchanged as the string "46147" instead of being converted
to "2026-05-05".
Surfaced by `make parity` (M5.4) — every `transactions[].date` on
/api/adults and /api/juniors differed between Python and Go. Python
side passes the raw value through directly (`isinstance(val, (int,
float))` in scripts/match_payments.py format_date), so it was always
correct.
Added a `getRaw` helper that returns row[i] without stringifying;
only the date column needs it. Extended TestLoadTransactions with
a numeric-serial-day row to lock in the regression.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add internal/services/membership package: AttendanceLoader,
TransactionLoader, ExceptionLoader interfaces + NewStubSources stub
(returns ErrIOPending until M4 lands real Sheets loaders).
FeesReport and ReconcileReport orchestrate domain/fees + domain/reconcile
and write fixed-width text reports matching Python calculate_fees.py and
match_payments.py print_report output. 13 unit tests cover all formatter
branches and orchestration wiring via fake loaders.
cmd/fuj/main.go: fees and reconcile subcommands now dispatch; sync/infer
retain the [M4] placeholder.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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