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fix: treat calendar get_events end_date as exclusive - #2330
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:
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.
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>
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
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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.
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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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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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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Problem
UKBinCollectionCalendar.async_get_eventsincludes the end of the requested range:Home Assistant treats
end_dateas exclusive. A collection on the day a midnight-bounded range ends is still returned, so:calendar.get_eventsfor tomorrow (tomorrow 00:00→day after 00:00) returns the day after tomorrow's collection.calendar.get_eventsfor 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:This also keeps the case where a range ends part-way through the collection day, e.g.
today 12:00→tomorrow 09:00still 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 onmasterand passes with this change.test_async_get_events_single_day_rangetest_async_get_events_range_ending_mid_daypytest custom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests/test_calendar.py: 21 passed on Python 3.14 with Home Assistant 2026.x.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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