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fix: treat calendar get_events end_date as exclusive - #2330

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Problem

UKBinCollectionCalendar.async_get_events includes the end of the requested range:

if start_date.date() <= collection_date <= end_date.date():

Home Assistant treats end_date as exclusive. A collection on the day a midnight-bounded range ends is still returned, so:

  • calendar.get_events for tomorrow (tomorrow 00:00 → day after 00:00) returns the day after tomorrow's collection.
  • calendar.get_events for today returns tomorrow's collection.

Anything built on calendar.get_events (dashboards, "bins tomorrow" reminders) therefore shows bin day one day early. Example: Bromley, collection on Thursday. On Tuesday, the "tomorrow" query already returned it, and on Wednesday the "today" query did too.

Fix

Treat the all-day event as [collection_date, collection_date + 1 day) and check it overlaps the requested range with an exclusive end:

event_start = datetime.combine(collection_date, time.min, tzinfo=start_date.tzinfo)
if event_start < end_date and event_start + timedelta(days=1) > start_date:

This also keeps the case where a range ends part-way through the collection day, e.g. today 12:00 → tomorrow 09:00 still includes tomorrow's collection.

Tests

New tests in test_calendar.py:

  • test_async_get_events_excludes_collection_on_range_end: reproduces the bug. It fails on master and passes with this change.
  • test_async_get_events_single_day_range
  • test_async_get_events_range_ending_mid_day

pytest custom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests/test_calendar.py: 21 passed on Python 3.14 with Home Assistant 2026.x.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Bin collection calendar results now follow the requested time range more precisely. Collections on the exclusive end boundary are excluded, while collections that overlap a partial-day or midnight-bounded range are included.

async_get_events compared collection_date <= end_date.date(), so a
collection on the day a midnight-bounded range ends was returned. Asking
for tomorrow's events (tomorrow 00:00 to the day after 00:00) returned
the day after tomorrow's collection, and asking for today's events
returned tomorrow's, so dashboards built on calendar.get_events showed
bin days one day early.

Compare the all-day event's [start, start + 1 day) span against the
requested range with an exclusive end instead.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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async_get_events now returns an all-day collection event only when its date interval overlaps the requested time interval. Tests cover exclusive end boundaries and partial-day ranges.

Changes: Calendar event interval

Layer / File(s) Summary
Filter events by interval
custom_components/uk_bin_collection/calendar.py, custom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests/test_calendar.py
async_get_events uses timezone-aware midnight bounds and strict interval overlap checks. Tests verify behavior at midnight boundaries and when the range ends during a collection day.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: robbrad

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to fde8d

The change corrects exclusive-end filtering while retaining partial-day collections. No actionable merge-blocking risk introduced by this change remains; the empty-range behavior is pre-existing.

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Minor follow-up Reject empty or reversed ranges before the overlap check.

81-81: Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value

Reject empty or reversed ranges before the overlap check.

When start_date >= end_date, the overlap test can still pass for a collection inside that day. The method then returns an event for a zero-length or reversed window. Return no events when start_date >= end_date.

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         if not collection_date:
             return events
 
+        if start_date >= end_date:
+            return events
+
         # The all-day event spans [collection_date, collection_date + 1 day).

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Review comment at @custom_components/uk_bin_collection/calendar.py at line 81:
Before the event overlap check using event_start, return no events when
start_date is greater than or equal to end_date. Preserve the existing
collection-date handling and overlap behavior for valid ranges.
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robbrad commented Nov 14, 2026

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Thanks @aleksandrov. The calendar overlap fix went out in 0.173.6, with your authorship kept. I added a BST-aware test that fails on the old code. Closing as it's landed via the November release branch.


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