fix(calendar): allow editing and clearing appointment recurrence #248

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vas2000-work merged 1 commit from fix/MAPPS-236-edit-recurrence-rule into main

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David commented

2026-06-17 04:01:01 +02:00

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The recurrence RRULE was create-only: the input was gated out of edit mode
with if !is_edit, the form signal always seeded empty, and
UpdateAppointmentRequest had no recurrence_rule field, so an existing rule
could neither be changed nor cleared.

Seed the recurrence signal from the appointment, always show the input, add
recurrence_rule to UpdateAppointmentRequest, and send it on update. The
update field is always serialized (sent as null when empty) so emptying the
input clears the rule rather than leaving the prior value in place.

#MAPPS-236

The recurrence RRULE was create-only: the input was gated out of edit mode with `if !is_edit`, the form signal always seeded empty, and UpdateAppointmentRequest had no recurrence_rule field, so an existing rule could neither be changed nor cleared. Seed the recurrence signal from the appointment, always show the input, add recurrence_rule to UpdateAppointmentRequest, and send it on update. The update field is always serialized (sent as null when empty) so emptying the input clears the rule rather than leaving the prior value in place. #MAPPS-236

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fix(calendar): allow editing and clearing appointment recurrence

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The recurrence RRULE was create-only: the input was gated out of edit mode
with `if !is_edit`, the form signal always seeded empty, and
UpdateAppointmentRequest had no recurrence_rule field, so an existing rule
could neither be changed nor cleared.

Seed the recurrence signal from the appointment, always show the input, add
recurrence_rule to UpdateAppointmentRequest, and send it on update. The
update field is always serialized (sent as null when empty) so emptying the
input clears the rule rather than leaving the prior value in place.

#MAPPS-236