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Alternative to #71 (Interval) — same behavior, different class structure. RepeatingWithin subclasses Within to make the relationship explicit. V1I24MF2026-03-31 = complete 1 every 24 months from March 31, 2026. After satisfaction, consuming app calls reactivated_notation(date) to start the next window. Overrides from Within: - recurring? → true (Within is false) - to_s → "every...from" format (Within uses "within...range") - extend_period → no-op (re-anchors instead of extending) - last_completed → returns from_date (current window anchor) - expiration_of → returns final_date - satisfied_by? → checks anchor <= final_date - start_date/final_date → nil-safe for dormant state Also adds reactivated_notation(date) alias for activated_notation to make the re-anchoring call site self-documenting.
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New cycle type for repeating windows anchored to a from_date. V1I24MF2026-03-31 = complete 1 every 24 months from March 31, 2026. After completion, the consuming app re-anchors via activated_notation. Addresses QUAL-6317
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Summary
New cycle type for repeating windows anchored to a from_date, split from #69 per review feedback.
V1I24MF2026-03-31= complete 1 every 24 months from March 31, 2026. After completion, the consuming app re-anchors from the completion date viaactivated_notation(completion_date).Review feedback addressed (from #69)
RecurringtoIntervalto avoid collision withCycle#recurring?predicate (which means "does this cycle type repeat?" — Lookback, Calendar, EndOf all returntrue)RtoIto match the convention (every kind uses its first letter: Lookback, Calendar, Within, EndOf, Interval)def self.dormant_capable? = trueon the class (uses the pattern from Move dormant_capable? from Parser to cycle classes #73 instead of editing Parser's hardcoded list)#to_suses"every...from"format vs Within's"within...range";#descriptionexplains re-anchoring;#examplesshow the distinctionInotation makes re-anchoring intent explicit in the notation string, so consuming apps don't need external metadata to know whichWcycles should re-anchorKey differences from Within
W)I)recurring?falsetruedormant_capable?truetrue#to_s(active)"1x within start - end""1x every 24 months from start"#to_s(dormant)"1x within 24 months""1x every 24 months"extend_periodDownstream (qualify)
Inotationsactivated_notation(completion_date)when an Interval obligation is satisfiedTest plan
Addresses QUAL-6317
Supersedes #69 (Interval portion)
Built on #73 (merged) and #70 (merged)