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Closes #139

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  • New Features

    • Updated symptom tracking database with new entries and refreshed data.
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    • Enhanced symptom history display with improved text rendering for better clarity.
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Bug fixes for React Native rendering errors in SymptomsScreen and HeaderWithBack by consolidating text elements and removing problematic comments. Test data in context_default.json updated with new symptom entries and shifted dates to late 2025.

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React Native Rendering Fixes
Frontend/src/Components/HeaderWithBack.jsx, Frontend/src/Screens/SymptomsScreen.jsx
Removed inline comment in HeaderWithBack that could introduce unwanted whitespace. Consolidated Week label in SymptomsScreen from split-line rendering to single Text component to resolve "Text strings must be rendered within a component" error.
Test Data Update
Backend/cache/context_default.json
Updated four existing symptom entries with new week, name, note, and date values (dates shifted to late 2025). Added two new symptom entries (weeks 6 and 5). Updated last_updated timestamp to 2025-12-28T14:05:10.224071.

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🐰 A spacer once hidden by comments unclear,
And weeks split in half causing errors to fear,
Now text wraps so sweetly in components tight,
Fresh data blooms in, dated days burn so bright! ✨

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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The PR includes unrelated changes to Backend/cache/context_default.json (updating symptoms data and timestamps) that are not mentioned in issue #139 and appear out of scope. Remove changes to context_default.json as they are unrelated to the text node rendering errors described in issue #139, or clarify their relationship to the fix in the PR description.
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Linked Issues check βœ… Passed The PR successfully addresses issue #139 by removing stray text nodes and JSX comments that caused React Native text rendering errors in both SymptomsScreen.jsx and HeaderWithBack.jsx.
Title check βœ… Passed The title accurately describes the main change: fixing issue 139 by removing unnecessary error-causing space from the Symptoms component.
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Frontend/src/Screens/SymptomsScreen.jsx (1)

212-212: LGTM! Text consolidation fixes the rendering error.

Consolidating the week label into a single Text component with a leading space correctly resolves the "Text strings must be rendered within a component" error. The spacing provides proper visual separation from the icon.

Optional: Alternative styling approach

If you prefer to avoid leading spaces in text content, you could use marginLeft instead:

-                  <Text style={styles.entryText}> Week {entry.week_number}</Text>
+                  <Text style={[styles.entryText, {marginLeft: 8}]}>Week {entry.week_number}</Text>

Both approaches are valid; the current solution works correctly.

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  • Backend/cache/context_default.json
  • Frontend/src/Components/HeaderWithBack.jsx
  • Frontend/src/Screens/SymptomsScreen.jsx
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Frontend/src/Components/HeaderWithBack.jsx (1)

15-15: LGTM! Comment removal fixes the text node error.

Removing the inline JSX comment correctly resolves the "Text strings must be rendered within a component" error while preserving the spacer functionality for layout balance.

Backend/cache/context_default.json (1)

77-110: Test data updated appropriately.

The symptom entries and timestamp have been updated with recent test data. The JSON structure remains valid and consistent with the application's data model.

@DeveloperAmrit DeveloperAmrit changed the title Fix issue 139 Fix issue 139 Removed unnecessary error causing space from Symptoms component Dec 29, 2025
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BUG: Fix "Text strings must be rendered within a <Text> component" error in SymptomsScreen

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