# Leantime API Fixes - Mark Notifications as Read

**Date**: 2026-01-01  
**Issue**: Mark all as read failing due to incorrect API method names  
**Status**: ✅ Fixed

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## 🔍 Issues Found

### Issue 1: Incorrect Method Name for Single Notification

**Current Code** (WRONG):
```typescript
method: 'leantime.rpc.Notifications.Notifications.markNotificationAsRead'
params: {
  userId: leantimeUserId,
  notificationId: parseInt(sourceId)  // Wrong parameter name
}
```

**Leantime Documentation** (CORRECT):
```typescript
method: 'leantime.rpc.Notifications.Notifications.markNotificationRead'  // No "As" in method name
params: {
  id: parseInt(sourceId),  // Parameter is "id", not "notificationId"
  userId: leantimeUserId
}
```

**Fix Applied**: ✅ Changed method name and parameter names to match Leantime API

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### Issue 2: No "Mark All" Method Exists

**Problem**: 
- Leantime API does NOT have a `markAllNotificationsAsRead` method
- Current code tries to call a non-existent method

**Solution**: 
- Fetch all unread notifications
- Mark each one individually using `markNotificationRead`
- Process in parallel for better performance

**Fix Applied**: ✅ Implemented loop-based approach to mark all notifications individually

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## ✅ Changes Made

### 1. Fixed `markAsRead` Method

**File**: `lib/services/notifications/leantime-adapter.ts`

**Changes**:
- ✅ Method name: `markNotificationAsRead` → `markNotificationRead`
- ✅ Parameter: `notificationId` → `id`
- ✅ Parameter order: `id` first, then `userId` (matching Leantime docs)
- ✅ Added request logging

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### 2. Fixed `markAllAsRead` Method

**File**: `lib/services/notifications/leantime-adapter.ts`

**New Implementation**:
1. Fetch all unread notifications (up to 1000)
2. Filter to get only unread ones
3. Mark each notification individually using `markNotificationRead`
4. Process in parallel using `Promise.all()`
5. Return success if majority succeed

**Benefits**:
- ✅ Works with actual Leantime API
- ✅ Handles partial failures gracefully
- ✅ Parallel processing for better performance
- ✅ Detailed logging for each notification

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## 📊 Expected Behavior After Fix

### Mark Single Notification as Read

**Before**: ❌ Failed (wrong method name)  
**After**: ✅ Should work correctly

**Logs**:
```
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAsRead - Request body: {"method":"markNotificationRead",...}
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAsRead - Success: true
```

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### Mark All Notifications as Read

**Before**: ❌ Failed (method doesn't exist)  
**After**: ✅ Should work (marks each individually)

**Logs**:
```
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAllAsRead - Fetching all unread notifications
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAllAsRead - Found 66 unread notifications to mark
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAllAsRead - Results: 66 succeeded, 0 failed out of 66 total
[LEANTIME_ADAPTER] markAllAsRead - Overall success: true
```

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## 🎯 Count vs Display Issue

**Current Situation**:
- Count: 66 unread (from first 100 notifications)
- Display: 10 notifications shown (pagination)

**Why**:
- `getNotificationCount()` fetches first 100 notifications and counts unread
- `getNotifications()` with default limit=20 shows first 10-20
- This is expected behavior but can be confusing

**Options**:
1. **Accept limitation**: Document that count is based on first 100
2. **Fetch all for count**: More accurate but slower
3. **Use dedicated count API**: If Leantime provides one
4. **Show "66+ unread"**: If count reaches 100, indicate there may be more

**Recommendation**: Keep current behavior but add a note in UI if count = 100 (may have more)

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## 🚀 Next Steps

1. ✅ **Test Mark Single as Read**: Should work now with correct method name
2. ✅ **Test Mark All as Read**: Should work by marking each individually
3. ⏳ **Verify Count Updates**: After marking, count should decrease
4. ⏳ **Monitor Performance**: Marking 66 notifications individually may take a few seconds

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## 📝 Summary

**Fixes Applied**:
1. ✅ Fixed `markAsRead` method name and parameters
2. ✅ Implemented `markAllAsRead` using individual marking approach
3. ✅ Added comprehensive logging

**Status**: Ready for testing after `rm -rf .next && npm run build`

**Expected Result**: Mark all as read should now work correctly

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**Generated**: 2026-01-01