Santhosh Janardhanan
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Backend: - Add ActualController with Cartesian product query (all projects × members) - Add ActualsService for variance calculations (∞% when actual>0, allocated=0) - Add ActualResource for API response formatting - Add migration for notes column on actuals table - Add global config for inactive project logging (ALLOW_ACTUALS_ON_INACTIVE_PROJECTS) - Implement filters: project_ids[], team_member_ids[], include_inactive, search - Add pagination support (25 per page default) - Register /api/actuals routes Frontend: - Create MultiSelect component with portal rendering (z-index fix for sidebar) - Compact trigger mode to prevent badge overflow - SSR-safe with browser guards - Keyboard navigation and accessibility - Create Pagination component with smart ellipsis - Rebuild actuals page with: - Full Cartesian matrix (shows all projects × members, not just allocations) - Filter section with project/member multi-select - Active filters display area with badge wrapping - URL persistence for all filter state - Month navigation with arrows - Variance display (GREEN ≤5%, YELLOW 5-20%, RED >20%, ∞% for zero allocation) - Read-only cells for inactive projects - Modal for incremental hours logging with notes - Add actualsService with unwrap:false to preserve pagination meta - Add comprehensive TypeScript types for grid items and pagination OpenSpec: - Update actuals-tracking spec with clarified requirements - Mark Capability 6: Actuals Tracking as complete in tasks.md - Update test count: 157 backend tests passing Fixes: - SSR error: Add browser guards to portal rendering - Z-index: Use portal to escape stacking context (sidebar z-30) - Filter overlap: Separate badge display from dropdown triggers - Member filter: Derive visible members from API response data - Pagination meta: Disable auto-unwrap to preserve response structure
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