While reviewing the system today, I encountered a bug where the time tracking page failed to load correctly under certain conditions. Users were being redirected, but the page didn’t recognize its own context.
I traced the issue to a missing page identifier in the router logic. This caused the system to bypass initialization functions specific to time tracking.
After pinpointing the problem, I updated the script loader to include a context check before running page-specific code. This ensured that only the relevant functions would execute when the page was loaded.
I also reinforced the page logic with fallback conditions, so if anything fails to load or render, the system gracefully recovers instead of crashing.
To prevent this from recurring, I reorganized the script imports and made sure each module had its own dependency isolation. This way, even if multiple scripts are included across pages, they won’t interfere with each other.
Final tests showed that the time tracking page now loads reliably every time and its features initialize as expected. Fixing this bug was critical in maintaining user trust and system reliability.