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class WorkPackages::SetScheduleService
  attr_accessor :user, :work_packages

  def initialize(user:, work_package:)
    self.user = user
    self.work_packages = Array(work_package)
  end

  def call(attributes = %i(start_date due_date))
    altered = if (%i(parent parent_id) & attributes).any?
                schedule_by_parent
              else
                []
              end

    if (%i(start_date due_date) & attributes).any?
      altered += schedule_following
    end

    result = ServiceResult.new(success: true,
                               result: work_packages.first)

    altered.each do |wp|
      result.add_dependent!(ServiceResult.new(success: true,
                                              result: wp))
    end

    result
  end

  private

  def schedule_by_parent
    work_packages
      .select { |wp| wp.start_date.nil? && wp.parent }
      .each { |wp| wp.start_date = wp.parent.soonest_start }
  end

  # Finds all work packages that need to be rescheduled because of a rescheduling of the service's work package
  # and reschedules them.
  # The order of the rescheduling is important as successors' dates are calculated based on their predecessors' dates and
  # ancestors' dates based on their childrens' dates.
  # Thus, the work packages following (having a follows relation, direct or transitively) the service's work package
  # are first all loaded, and then sorted by their need to be scheduled before one another:
  # - predecessors are scheduled before their successors
  # - children/descendants are scheduled before their parents/ancestors
  def schedule_following
    altered = []

    WorkPackages::ScheduleDependency.new(work_packages).each do |scheduled, dependency|
      reschedule(scheduled, dependency)

      altered << scheduled if scheduled.changed?
    end

    altered
  end

  # Schedules work packages based on either
  #  - their descendants if they are parents
  #  - their predecessors (or predecessors of their ancestors) if they are leaves
  def reschedule(scheduled, dependency)
    if dependency.descendants.any?
      reschedule_ancestor(scheduled, dependency)
    else
      reschedule_by_follows(scheduled, dependency)
    end
  end

  # Inherits the start/due_date from the descendants of this work package. Only parent work packages are scheduled like this.
  # start_date receives the minimum of the dates (start_date and due_date) of the descendants
  # due_date receives the maximum of the dates (start_date and due_date) of the descendants
  def reschedule_ancestor(scheduled, dependency)
    scheduled.start_date = dependency.start_date
    scheduled.due_date = dependency.due_date
  end

  # Calculates the dates of a work package based on its follows relations. The follows relations of
  # ancestors are considered to be equal to own follows relations as they inhibit moving a work package
  # just the same. Only leaf work packages are calculated like this.
  # * work package is moved to a later date (delta positive):
  #  - all following work packages are moved by the same amount unless there is still a time buffer between work package and
  #    its predecessors (predecessors can also be acquired transitively by ancestors)
  # * work package moved to an earlier date (delta negative):
  #  - all following work packages are moved by the same amount unless a follows relation of the work package or one of its
  #    ancestors limits moving it. Then it is moved to the earliest date possible. This limitation is propagated transtitively
  #    to all following work packages.
  def reschedule_by_follows(scheduled, dependency)
    delta = if dependency.follows_moved.first
              date_rescheduling_delta(dependency.follows_moved.first.to)
            else
              0
            end

    min_start_date = dependency.max_date_of_followed

    if delta.zero? && min_start_date
      reschedule_to_date(scheduled, min_start_date)
    elsif !delta.zero?
      reschedule_by_delta(scheduled, delta, min_start_date)
    end
  end

  def date_rescheduling_delta(predecessor)
    if predecessor.due_date.present?
      predecessor.due_date - (predecessor.due_date_was || predecessor.due_date)
    elsif predecessor.start_date.present?
      predecessor.start_date - (predecessor.start_date_was || predecessor.start_date)
    else
      0
    end
  end

  def reschedule_to_date(scheduled, date)
    scheduled.due_date = date + scheduled.duration - 1
    scheduled.start_date = date
  end

  def reschedule_by_delta(scheduled, delta, min_start_date)
    required_delta = [min_start_date - scheduled.start_date, [delta, 0].min].max

    scheduled.start_date += required_delta
    scheduled.due_date += required_delta
  end
end