The rota put an initial on every day, so one person covering a week was
seven identical chips and a legend to decode them. A shift is now one bar
across its days with the person's name on it; a flat end with a chevron
means it carries on across the row break. Days with nobody on call are a
hatched amber bar while they can still be fixed and a quiet grey one once
they are history, and the footer is a green banner when the month is
covered or an amber one when it is not. Tapping a day still opens it: the
bars ignore the pointer, so the tap reaches the cell underneath. The month
title was monospace because its button borrowed .label, which belongs to
label chips; it has its own class now, and a Today button sits beside the
arrows.
The escalation card was a five-column table. It is now the ladder it
describes: a numbered step per level with its status and who it pages, the
wait before the next level on its own line, and what happens after the last
one at the bottom. With no fallback topic that last step is an amber
callout, with an Add fallback button for owners that opens the editor on the
field. That gap is what incident #36 hit.
Web UI only: no endpoint or JSON shape changed, so nothing to mirror in
terdut-tui.
Niklas Ye
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