Days won't show up in tables and some charts if no member has completed part 2 yet

[AlexandraDorey]

Note javascript is not really a lang I do a lot of dev in and I skimmed the code for anything obvious but couldn't see much. We have a situation where nobody has managed to get the 2nd start for day 21 yet on our leader board, and as a result no stats seem to be showing up for that day, looking through the code there are a couple places it looks like you loop on the count of the 'a' medals so if that collection is zero it's plausible nothing would happen? That's my best guess, anyway if you have a chance to look at it that'd be awesome, and Thanks for the great addon :)

[jeroenheijmans]

Hi there, and thanks for taking the time to write up an issue!

I think you're right. Days where no Leaderboard Member has completed 2 stars yet, will be excluded from most portions of the addon. At the least the medals overview and delta times work this way. There were a few 2023 days already where I noticed the same on my company's leaderboard 😅

Originally this was intentional, but I think it's better to change this if possible.

• Medals can show the "border" for part 1 medals already
• Delta times cannot show anything meaningful, except add an empty column for the day that was obviously "started"
• The line graphs I will have to check and see what happens in this case
• The log10 (third) graph.... I'm not even sure what it means anymore 😂 so we'll see
• The final bar chart definitely already shows part 1 stars for days where no one has gotten part 2 yet, so that already works I think?

It is likely that fixes for this will come only after Dec 2023, between work, completing the puzzles myself, and finishing up the AoC Survey Results, I don't think there's room to fix it this year. Hope that makes sense!

Happy puzzling either way!

[leyanlo]

+1. Day 21 was (continues to be) brutal 🙃

[rioj7]

@jeroenheijmans In the loadStarsOverTime function there is a filter that only passes days that both parts are finished

m.stars.filter(s => s.starNr === 2).map(s => {

Some people manage to get Part 1 solved but not Part 2. These collected stars are not shown.

I suggest to modify line 1758 to

data: m.stars.map(s => {

It looks like this filter was removed from the loadPointsOverTime function (>2021). The same reason: people collected the Part 1 points but it was not shown on the graph.

If you set the lineTension: 0, you don't get strange curves in the graph.