[Feature] Status of countries never been visited in upcoming trips in Atlas

[Feowerleaf]

Currently, Atlas shows all countries in all existing trip, no matter it is a past trip or a planned trip.

It would be better that, if they are counted separately, and also prepared a button for people decide to show those countries only planned to visit in Atlas.

[MikeDabrowski]

In my local setup I overrode the db query and am filtering only for the past trips. I find it super weird to see upcoming trips as already visited.

[markmadskillz]

It makes sense for them to appear only if the date is in the past. I also want to work on trip ideas, but if they aren't scheduled with a date, they shouldn't count toward the "visit" stats.

[mauriceboe]

This is in for 4.0.0 — thanks for writing it up, it was the right call.

The rule is the trip's dates. A country counts as visited once the trip that takes you there has started; one you're on right now counts too, since you're there. Countries from trips that start later are counted separately as planned, and they're off the map by default. There's a switch above the globe to bring them in, drawn dashed so they never read as somewhere you've actually been. It only turns up if you have upcoming trips at all.

@markmadskillz — trips saved without any dates don't feed the stats anymore either. They're treated as ideas and follow the same switch, so something you sketched out for someday can't quietly turn into a visit.

@MikeDabrowski — you should be able to drop your local query patch after this one.

Worth knowing before you update: the country number on the dashboard passport card is derived separately from the atlas, so it follows the same rule now. If you have trips booked, both numbers will drop. That's the intent, but it's a surprise if you're not expecting it.

Marking a country by hand still counts as visited regardless of any trip dates — that stays a statement of fact.