case 4003
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## ROUGH SCHEDULE TO GET TO BETA
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case 4003 showing active users, probably a missing bracket in
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.Where(x => x.Active == true && x.UserType == UserType.ServiceContractor || x.UserType == UserType.Service)
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sb
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.Where(x => x.Active == true && (x.UserType == UserType.ServiceContractor || x.UserType == UserType.Service))
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Case 4002 still has issues
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@@ -38,6 +34,8 @@ Case 3999
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todo: make the huge generation be actually huge and let's see how far we can push it within overnight bounds of generation, i.e. set and come back next morning so should take less than 8 hours ideally
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current changes to huge take 2.5 hours, want way more of every table essentially so....
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todo: workorder seeding should have few if any service date in the future unless it's just a few days, the vast majority should be within the current month or maybe the next at most
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security jwt tokens and expiration, can a user just keep working if they are set to inactive because their token hasn't expired?
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should tokens refresh periodically and have a super short life?
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/10/06/best-practices-for-authentication-and-authorization-for-rest-apis/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=the_overflow_newsletter
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@@ -798,6 +796,7 @@ BUILD 134 CHANGES OF NOTE
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- Customer and Unit data lists
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Fixed performance issue with last workorder stuff
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Fixed bug in Unit where it was checking the Unit against the workorderitemunit.ID field instead of the workorderitemunit.UNITID field resulting in random and completely wrong workorders (customer one was ok for this)
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changed both lists to pick the "latest" workorder to be the one with the newest "servicedate" field rather than by the most recently created workorder as it's possible a service date order doesn't match workorder created order
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changed both lists to no longer filter the latest workorder by "Completed" status but rather just the latest regardless of status
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changed both lists to pick the "latest" workorder to be the one with the newest/highest "servicedate" field rather than by the most recently created workorder as it's possible a service date order doesn't match workorder created order
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changed both lists to no longer filter the latest workorder by "Completed" status but rather just the latest service workorder (highest "Service date") regardless of status
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changed translations to remove reference to "completed"
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- case 4003
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