2026-05-19 06:57:09 -05:00
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# Holiday Architecture
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Pegasus exposed holidays as a loop-scoped list synchronized into `/jibo/holidays`.
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In OpenJibo, the holiday path now follows the same broad model:
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- system holidays come from a live holiday source
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- custom holidays are loop-scoped
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- suppressed holidays are represented as disabled records
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- the cloud protocol returns the merged list for `PersonListHolidays`
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Current behavior:
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- `Person/ListHolidays` uses the loop from the request when available
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- if no loop is supplied, the cloud falls back safely instead of throwing
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- the merged list is built from system holidays plus any custom loop entries
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Notes:
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- `IsEnabled = false` can be used to suppress a holiday later
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- birthdays and other personal events can be added as loop-scoped custom records
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- the current system holiday source uses Nager.Date with a safe local fallback for uptime
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2026-05-19 19:12:34 -05:00
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- birthday memory authoring now upserts a holiday record so the same merged list can later drive celebration and reminder behavior
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