Each workflow now has a trigger date (due or start): the runner compares
either the card's due date or its start date against now, read straight
from Deck's Card entity. Mails and Nextcloud notifications say whether
the card was overdue or reached its start date. Cards without the chosen
date stay put.
Deck only has a start date since 1.18 and Entity getters are magic, so
DeckIntegrationService::supportsStartdate() checks the property; without
it the form rejects start-date workflows and the runner skips them
without disabling them.
WorkflowRunner::isOverdue() becomes hasPassed(), as it now covers both
dates. Existing workflows keep the due date (migration Version1005).
Bumps to 35.4.0 so the migration runs.
Each workflow now has a notify channel (mail, notification or both) next
to its recipient mode. Notifications go out per card through
OCP\Notification\IManager, so they show up in the bell and as push on the
mobile and desktop clients. Without the notifications app nothing is sent.
The one-off "workflow disabled" notice is sent as a notification as well.
Existing workflows keep mail (migration Version1004). Bumps to 35.3.0 so
the migration runs.
Replaces the yes/no notify_email flag with notify_mode:
- off: no mail
- owner: only the board owner, as before (migrated from notify_email=1)
- board: everyone with access to the board, filtered by their own Deck
"Notifications" setting for it (board:<id>:notify-due: off /
assigned / all), mirroring Deck's NotificationHelper rules
Recipients are resolved via PermissionService::findUsers() (owner, ACL,
groups and circles expanded), AssignmentMapper::isUserAssigned() and
IConfig, none of which reads Deck's frozen $userId. If they cannot be
resolved, no mail is sent rather than one to the wrong people.
Moved cards are collected over the whole run and each recipient gets a
single digest mail afterwards, in their own language.
Bumps to 35.2.0 so the migrations run.