Codex Task Logs

I just checked out AGENTS.md for some instructions.

I'll check the repository structure to keep track of everything while following the instructions.

I’ll open the tests folder to take a look at what’s inside.

I'll take a look at the tests located in tests/test_web.py.

I'm checking out tests/test_server.py to see how the front-end is being tested.

I’ll check the scubaduck package directory and review tests related to the default time column.

I'm taking a look at server.py to understand its structure and functionalities.

I'll take a look at the static directory to see what’s inside.

I'll open the index.html file to review its contents.

I'll keep scrolling to locate loadColumns and related functions.

I'm moving the time column heuristic out of loadColumns and into a standalone function.

I'll check around lines 530 to 550 to review the preceding script.

I'll search for the "heur" variable to avoid any repetitions.

I need to move the heuristic to a separate function, ideally within an existing JS file.

I'll check the header of index.html to confirm the inclusion of sidebar.js.

Looks like index.html embeds the main script after sidebar.js. I'll check other files to match the style.

I'll create a new guess_time_column.js file and check tests to avoid references.

I’m creating guess_time_column.js to replicate the time column guessing logic using heuristics.

I’ll adjust the function to match previous behavior, using heuristics only for numeric/time types.

I’ll create time_column.js, call guessTimeColumn() from loadColumns, and adjust index.html for integration.

I see that defaultTimeColumn is set from guessTimeColumn. Let's check around line 367.

I'm reviewing the tests to ensure they cover the new function, especially UI interactions.

I'll create the guessTimeColumn.js function based on the provided algorithm and deploy it.

I'll insert the new script tag after chip_input.js, probably near line 350.

I'll add <script src="/js/time_column.js"></script> before the main script tag.

I’ll add the <script> tag to include time_column.js.

Opening the code from lines 574 to 640 to make necessary updates.

I'm planning to remove the heur and guess variables and simplify the flow. The guessTimeColumn function will now return the candidate or null. I need to compute defaultTimeColumn after the loops, relying on the result from guessTimeColumn or timeColumnOptions[0].

I'll remove fallback computation and set defaultTimeColumn directly from guessTimeColumn(cols).

I'll patch the loops and remove the unused guess variable. Time to update them!

The loops still reference the guess variable. I’ll update or remove the reference.

I'll replace the guess variable with guessTimeColumn(cols) and patch the related logic.

Time to go ahead and apply the patch!

It seems I missed removing the guess variable from the initialization. I'll check the lines.

I removed the patch earlier, now I'll check for any remaining heur variable.

I’ve confirmed there's no heur variable remaining. I'll check if there’s a guess variable left.

I adjusted the loops, but I’ll verify if the 'g' variable is still necessary.

I'll check for any extra spaces or issues in time_column.js after adding it to the script.

I’ll update the call to ‘guessTimeColumn(cols)’ and review the final changes.

I need to check if the server serves /js/time_column.js, but updating tests might not be necessary.

I'll run ruff format on all files to format Python and ensure code quality.

All tests passed, but I'll verify by opening the /tmp/pytest.log file.

Time to commit my latest updates!

Time to add the file and commit these updates!

I’ll gather and highlight lines from the modified sections and new script file.

I'll grab the part of index.html with the script tag and defaultTimeColumn line.

I'll pinpoint the lines around defaultTimeColumn after the guessTimeColumn call.

I’ll display the snippet where the changes happened.

I've gathered the test output from /tmp/pytest.log earlier; now I'll finalize the PR.