fix(save-resume): scope the replay queue to its own project [DOPE-568] - #1028
fix(save-resume): scope the replay queue to its own project [DOPE-568]#1028thiagoralves wants to merge 1 commit into
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Mirror of the openplc-web fix; the source file is byte-identical across the two repos, and its tests live on the web side, which is where this surface is tested. Two defects in the save-resume queue, both letting a queued save reach a project it does not belong to. `replayQueued` read the open project once, before the loop. The replays are sequential awaits, so the user can open another project while an earlier one is still in flight — a path captured up front still matched, and `run` reads the store at the moment it runs, not when it was queued. The later save wrote its content into whatever project had just been opened. It re-reads per iteration now. `pendingFiles` was keyed on the file name alone, but two projects can each hold a POU of the same name. The second queue call evicted the first, and because the survivor belonged to the project no longer open, the replay skipped it too — so neither save ran, though a toast had promised both would. The key carries the project now, joined by NUL so no two pairs can collide. Raised in review on #1027 — the first by CodeRabbit — and deferred to DOPE-568 when that PR merged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughQueued single-file saves now remain distinct across projects. Replay checks the active project before each save and skips entries after a project switch. ChangesQueued save replay
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change scopes queued saves by project, but cross-project project-wide saves can still be dropped and unexpected replay failures can become unhandled promise rejections. This can lose user changes, so the PR is not safe to merge until both issues are addressed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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125-130: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve queued saves across different projects.
When a project-wide save is pending for project A, the
pendingProjectguard prevents a file save for project B from enteringpendingFiles. On restore, only project A is selected for replay, and Lines 171-173 skip it after the user switches to project B. The project B save is then lost.Scope the broad-save suppression and cleanup by
projectPath. Replay pending entries for different projects independently, and clear only same-project file entries when a project-wide save supersedes them. The compositefileKeydoes not resolve this project-wide versus single-file collision.Also applies to: 164-171
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In `@src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.ts`:
- Line 154: Update the replayQueued invocation to attach an explicit rejection
handler, routing unexpected failures through the existing error-reporting path;
preserve the inner save.run() handling while ensuring errors from
currentProjectPath() and other replay logic cannot become unhandled promise
rejections.
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In `@src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.ts`:
- Around line 125-130: Scope pendingProject suppression and cleanup by
projectPath so a project-wide save for one project does not block or remove file
saves for another. Update the pending-save replay logic to process queued
entries from different projects independently, while skipping only same-project
entries superseded by the project-wide save. Ensure cleanup removes only
same-project pendingFiles entries; do not rely on the composite fileKey to
distinguish these cases.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle the replay promise rejection explicitly.
void replayQueued(queued) starts an asynchronous operation without a rejection handler. The inner try only catches failures from save.run(). An exception from currentProjectPath() or another unexpected path can still produce an unhandled rejection. Attach .catch(...) and report the failure through the existing error path.
As per coding guidelines: “Do not allow floating promises; await them or handle rejection explicitly.”
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In `@src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.ts` at line 154, Update the
replayQueued invocation to attach an explicit rejection handler, routing
unexpected failures through the existing error-reporting path; preserve the
inner save.run() handling while ensuring errors from currentProjectPath() and
other replay logic cannot become unhandled promise rejections.
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No GitHub issue — raised in review on #1027 and deferred when that PR merged. The
replayQueuedhalf was raised there by CodeRabbit.Link to Jira task
DOPE-568 — items 3 and 4 of four. The first two (the exit-arrow
pb-2correction and its non-geometric test assertion) are not in this PR and remain open on the ticket.Description of the changes proposed
Mirror half of openplc-web#686.
src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.tsis on the byte-identical shared surface, so both repos change together or neither does. Source only here — this repo runs Jest, the tests for this file are Vitest and live on the web side, which is the same split #1027 used.Two defects in the save-resume queue, both letting a queued save reach a project it does not belong to. The queue knew which file a save was for, but not reliably which project.
replayQueuedcaptured the open project once, before the loop. The replays are sequentialawaits, so the user can open another project while an earlier one is still in flight — the captured path still matched, andrunreads the store at the moment it runs, not when it was queued. The later save wrote its content into whatever project had just been opened. It takes no path parameter now and re-readscurrentProjectPath()on every iteration.pendingFileswas keyed on the file name alone. Two projects can each hold a POU namedMain. The second queue call evicted the first, and because the survivor belonged to the project no longer open, the replay skipped it too — so neither save ran, though a toast had promised both would. That is the exact failure a per-file queue exists to prevent. The key now carries the project, joined by NUL, which cannot occur in a path or a file name, so no two pairs can collide.What was run here:
On the web side the two new regression tests were checked against the pre-fix source: reverting only the source and keeping the tests produces exactly those two failures, with all sixteen existing cases still green.
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