Use the actual current period when visiting the usage page

[gtsiolis]

Problem to solve

Usage periods now start and finish on the actual billing cycle date, see #14363, #14485, and relevant discussion (internal).

However, 🅰️ the usage page is using by default the beginning of the month and the current date as a start date and the end date accordingly and 🅱️ visiting the usage page from the billing settings links to a different view.

Cc @svenefftinge because #14515

Proposal

Use the actual current period when visiting the usage page.

Example period	BEFORE	AFTER

[bonysureliya]

I am interested to work on this issue can you please explain the issue more precisely .

[gtsiolis]

Hi @bonysureliya! When you go to personal usage (/usage) or your team usage (/t/:team/usage), the selected period (from, to) in the page header and of course the data below should match the current period found in the corresponding billing page.

For example if you see Jan 1, 2023 – Feb 1, 2023 as the current period on the billing page, going to usage should filter the default view with these dates. Currently, usage default to the first of month (from) and today's date (to).

Feel free to open a PR and link back to this issue. 🏓

[bonysureliya]

Ok i am working on this issue and i will let you know if i need help

[bonysureliya]

What we can do is gather the current date as end date (To date) and start date as the today's date of previous month (From date)

[mittallakshayy]

I someone currently working on this ?

[gtsiolis]

@mittallakshayy I think it's safe to assume that no one is actively working on this as there's no assignee from the team and the last comment from @bonysureliya was 3+ weeks ago. Feel free to open a PR and link back to this issue. 🏓

[bonysureliya]

I am currently working on this waiting for the issue to get assigned

[gtsiolis]

@bonysureliya I generally avoid assigning anyone outside the team to avoid blocking community contributions to stale issues that never get a PR which is very common across open source projects. However, I like challenging this approach—assigned!

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