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The Programs date range moves some numbers on a card but not the ones beside them

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Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
65/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
nextjs, postgresql, typescript

Research direction

Look at the /programs page component and the data fetching logic for the date range filter. Identify which numbers are updated (like 'Open cases') and which are static (rate, status chips). Check the backend API endpoints that serve these metrics to understand the data scope. Verify the trend box rendering logic for empty states. The fix involves aligning all displayed numbers with the selected date range or clearly labeling the discrepancy.

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Description

bug frontend maui-pilot pilot-trust

On /programs, the date range filter changes some numbers on a card but not the ones next to them. Found in a live walk-through of the Maui sandbox as a case manager, 2026-09-23.

What happens

  • "Last 7 days":
    • The rate and the status chips do not change.
    • The "Open cases (N)" count and the open-case total do: 15,872 open cases drops to 1,896.
    • One card then reads "Overdue 1,655" next to "Open cases (384)", and another "Overdue 426" next to "Open cases (7)".
  • Any range other than "All time": the small trend box becomes an empty rectangle, with no "Trend appears after a few more runs" message.

Why it matters

The chip and the link next to it describe different populations, and nothing on the card says so. A reader will conclude one of them is wrong.

Decision needed

  1. Scope every number on the card to the range.
  2. Scope none of them, and remove the range control from Programs. Measure rates are measurement-year figures, so a 7-day range has little meaning for them.
  3. Keep the split, but label the range-scoped numbers ("opened in the last 7 days").

Until this is decided, avoid changing the range in a demo.

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