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Each habit limit gets an inner level (yellow) and an outer level (red); existing limits become the inner ones. Plan in werkjournal.werkbaum #habit-limit-levels, scenarios WJ-067 to WJ-072. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: #7 Co-authored-by: claude-code <claude-code@javagil.de>
132 lines
5.0 KiB
Gherkin
132 lines
5.0 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Daily habit counts and historical weekly limits
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@WJ-001 @browser
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Scenario: Count without a configured limit
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Given Alice has never configured a weekly limit
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When she adds a habit for today
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Then the weekly consumption is shown
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And no remaining allowance or limit warning is shown
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@WJ-002 @service
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Scenario: A habit count cannot become negative
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Given today's habit count is zero
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When Alice requests a decrement
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Then the stored count remains zero
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@WJ-003 @service
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Scenario: Concurrent increments report a conflict
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Given two devices have loaded today's count of 2 at the same version
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When the first device increments the count
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And the second device increments using the old version
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Then the stored count is 3
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And the second device is shown a conflict and the current count
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And no automatic retry is made
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@WJ-004 @service
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Scenario: Change the allowance for the current week only onward
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Given last week's allowance was 4
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And this week's allowance is 4
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When Alice changes the allowance to 2 this Wednesday
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Then this entire Monday-to-Sunday week has allowance 2
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And future weeks use allowance 2 until another change
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And last week's allowance remains 4
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@WJ-005 @browser
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Scenario: Record a habit above the allowance
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Given Alice has consumed her weekly allowance
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When she adds one habit
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Then the habit is saved without an extra confirmation
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And the weekly display states that she is one habit over the limit
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@WJ-006 @browser
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Scenario: Calculate a week spanning two months
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Given a Monday-to-Sunday week overlaps two months
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When Alice views either month's calendar
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Then that week's total includes all seven calendar dates
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And the effective limit for that week is displayed
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@WJ-007 @browser
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Scenario: Record work on a day off
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Given Alice marked today as a day off
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When she saves 3 hours of work for today
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Then the work is included in her totals
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And the day-off marker remains set
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And no work reminder is due for today
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@WJ-008 @browser
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Scenario: Disable a tracker without deleting its data
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Given Alice has work entries and enabled work reminders
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When she disables the work tracker
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Then its dashboard section is hidden
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And all her work reminders are disabled
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And her work entries remain available for export
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@WJ-009 @service
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Scenario: The first allowance does not change earlier weeks
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Given Alice has never configured a weekly allowance
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When she sets an allowance of zero this Wednesday
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Then the current week has allowance zero
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And earlier weeks still have no allowance
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And she can still record habit counts
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@WJ-056 @service
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Scenario: All four boundaries are advisory
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Given a habit has daily minimum 2 and maximum 3
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And weekly minimum 5 and maximum 6
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When Alice sets today's count to 20
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Then the count is saved
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And both maximum violations are indicated
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When Alice sets today's count to 1
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Then the count is saved
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And both minimum shortfalls are indicated
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@WJ-057 @service
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Scenario: Initial habits remain ordinary editable data
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Given Alice opens her account for the first time
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Then customer Allgemein with project Allgemein is available
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And Reading and Walks each have daily minimum 1 and weekly minimum 5
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And neither has a maximum
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When Alice deactivates both habits
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And opens the application again
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Then no active habits are shown
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@WJ-067 @service
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Scenario: Crossing the inner limit asks for attention
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Given a habit has daily maximum 2 and outer daily maximum 4
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When Alice sets today's count to 3
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Then the count is saved
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And the maximum violation is indicated as attention, not as severe
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@WJ-068 @service
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Scenario: Crossing the outer limit is severe
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Given a habit has weekly minimum 5 and outer weekly minimum 3
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When Alice's week ends with a total of 2
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Then the minimum shortfall is indicated as severe
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@WJ-069 @service
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Scenario: The outer limits enclose the inner ones
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Given Alice edits a habit
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When she sets the outer daily minimum 3 above the daily minimum 2
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Then the limits are refused as invalid
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And the previous limits stay in effect
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@WJ-070 @service
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Scenario: Limits set before the outer level are inner limits
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Given a habit had weekly minimum 5 before the outer limits existed
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When the database is migrated
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Then the habit has weekly minimum 5 as its inner limit
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And no outer limit
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@WJ-071 @service
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Scenario: An export carries the outer limits
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Given a habit has daily maximum 2 and outer daily maximum 4
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When Alice exports the month and imports the file into another journal
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Then the habit there has daily maximum 2 and outer daily maximum 4
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@WJ-072 @browser
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Scenario: The two levels show yellow and red
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Given Alice created a habit with daily maximum 2 and outer daily maximum 4 in the dialog
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When she counts 3 today
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Then the count is shown in yellow
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When she counts 5 today
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Then the count is shown in red
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