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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced new meeting type icons based on the meeting platform (Google Meet, Zoom).
  • Enhanced meeting display with improved structure and formatting in the Today Meetings component.
  • Added functionality to determine meeting types and prioritize video links.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated time formatting to display in a consistent 12-hour format.

• Documentation

  • Expanded the Meeting interface to include additional properties for better meeting representation.

• Style

  • Improved styling for agenda items and icons for a cleaner presentation.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces significant enhancements to the TodayMeetings.tsx component, including a new utility function for determining meeting types, the addition of a MeetingIcon component, and a refactor of the rendering logic to improve the display of agenda items. Additionally, the Meeting interface in calendar.ts is expanded with numerous new properties to provide a more detailed representation of meeting attributes. Two new icon components, MeetMuted and ZoomMuted, are also added to represent muted states visually.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/frontend/src/components/TodayMeetings.tsx	- Added function getMeetingType for identifying meeting types. - Introduced component MeetingIcon for rendering meeting type icons. - Modified formatTime to display time in 12-hour format. - Refactored rendering logic to use an ordered list with enhanced structure and styling. - Updated handling of agenda items when none are present.
apps/frontend/src/lib/@types/Items/calendar.ts	- Expanded Meeting interface with new properties for detailed meeting representation.
apps/frontend/src/lib/icons/Meet.tsx	- Added MeetMuted and ZoomMuted components for SVG icons representing muted states.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: check cal connection before api call #399: The changes in this PR involve the InitialMeetings component, which is directly related to the TodayMeetings.tsx component as both handle meeting data and user integration with calendar services. The modifications in feat: check cal connection before api call #399 enhance the logic for fetching meetings based on the user's calendar connection, which aligns with the new functionality introduced in the main PR.

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Poem

🐰 In the meadow where meetings bloom,
Today’s agenda finds more room.
With icons bright and times displayed,
Our calendar’s charm will not fade.
So hop along, let’s celebrate,
New features here, oh what a fate! 🌼

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