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1. config/schema.sql — Added timezone_name VARCHAR(100) to user_preferences table + an ALTER TABLE migration at the bottom for existing DBs. 2. core/tz.py — Rewrote with dual-path timezone support: - Request context: _get_request_tz() now checks X-Timezone-Name header (IANA) first, falls back to X-Timezone-Offset - Background jobs: New tz_for_user(user_uuid) and user_now_for(user_uuid) read stored timezone_name from prefs, fall back to numeric offset, then UTC - All existing function signatures (user_now(), user_today()) preserved for backward compat 3. scheduler/daemon.py — Fixed 3 bugs: - _user_now_for() now delegates to tz.user_now_for() which uses IANA timezone names (DST-safe) - check_nagging() — replaced datetime.utcnow() with _user_now_for(user_uuid) so nags evaluate in user's timezone - poll_callback() — replaced single UTC midnight check with _check_per_user_midnight_schedules() that iterates users and creates daily schedules at their local midnight 4. api/routes/preferences.py — Added "timezone_name" to allowed PUT fields. 5. synculous-client/src/lib/api.ts — Added X-Timezone-Name header to every request + added timezone_name to preferences update type. 6. synculous-client/src/app/dashboard/layout.tsx — Now syncs both timezone_offset and timezone_name (via Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone) on session start.
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