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88 lines
3.7 KiB
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# GovOPlaN Scheduling
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GovOPlaN Scheduling owns meeting scheduling and `Terminfindung`: finding
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suitable times across people, resources, calendars, constraints, and scheduling
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polls.
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This repository is currently a tag-only scaffold. It should gain package
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metadata, a backend manifest, and a WebUI package together when the first
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implementation slice is designed.
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The core boundary decision register is in
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`/mnt/DATA/git/govoplan-core/docs/MODULE_ARCHITECTURE.md`.
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## Scope
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Scheduling owns:
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- meeting scheduling polls and proposals
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- participant availability collection
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- time-window and resource constraints
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- candidate-slot ranking and conflict explanation
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- scheduling state, reminders, and decision handoff
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- optional links to external calendar/groupware systems through capabilities
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- organizer permissions and poll administration semantics
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Scheduling does not own:
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- calendar primitives such as events, recurrence, availability storage, resources, and calendar adapters; those belong in `govoplan-calendar`
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- fixed-slot public or internal appointment booking; that belongs in `govoplan-appointments`
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- tasks, case work, approvals, and generic workflow state; those belong in `govoplan-tasks`, `govoplan-cases`, and `govoplan-workflow`
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- mail delivery or notifications; those belong in `govoplan-mail` and `govoplan-notifications`
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## Poll Audience Decision
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Scheduling polls should support both internal and external/public
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participation, but the first implementation may start internal-only.
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- Internal polls use Access/IDM identities, groups, permissions, and calendar
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free/busy capability lookups.
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- External/public polls use signed participation links through Portal, minimal
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participant identity, and explicit retention/privacy settings.
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- Mixed polls are allowed only when the organizer has permission to invite
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external participants and the poll explains which participant data is visible.
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## Privacy, Retention, And Audit
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Participant availability is sensitive operational data. Scheduling must record:
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- poll creator, tenant, organizer, invited participants, and access scope
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- what each participant can see about other participants
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- retention deadline for availability responses and poll links
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- audit events for poll creation, invite send, response update, decision,
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cancellation, and handoff
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- trace IDs for mail/notification/portal handoff
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Availability responses should be removable or redacted after the poll decision
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unless a configured process requires longer evidence retention.
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## Candidate Capabilities
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- `scheduling.polls`
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- `scheduling.availabilityCollector`
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- `scheduling.candidateSlots`
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- `scheduling.decisionHandoff`
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- `scheduling.portalParticipation`
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## Expected Integrations
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- `govoplan-calendar`: availability, calendars, resources, rooms, recurrence, Open-Xchange/calendar adapters
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- `govoplan-appointments`: conversion from a selected meeting time into a booked appointment where appropriate
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- `govoplan-access` and `govoplan-idm`: participants, groups, directory lookup, permissions
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- `govoplan-mail` and `govoplan-notifications`: invitations, reminders, confirmations
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- `govoplan-portal`: external participant scheduling flows
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- `govoplan-workflow` and `govoplan-tasks`: follow-up work after a time is selected
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## First Package Scaffold Decision
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The first scaffold should include both backend and WebUI package metadata once
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implementation starts:
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- backend manifest, permissions, DTOs, and APIs for internal polls
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- WebUI route contribution for poll creation and response collection
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- capability contracts for calendar free/busy, access/IDM lookup,
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mail/notification sending, portal participation links, appointment handoff,
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and workflow/task follow-up
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The active backlog lives in Gitea issues.
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