PE-9205: Upload always works, from anywhere New is pressed - #2232
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The New menu left Upload out wherever no drive was open: on All Drives, and in a drive nothing on this device had read. Upload is the reason most people open that menu, so it read as broken, and nothing said why or what to do. Upload File(s) and Upload Folder are now always offered, and lead to the drive the files will go to: - Inside an open drive, nothing changes: straight to the picker. - With one drive, it opens that drive. - With several, a short list asks which, the drive used last first. - With none, a short explanation offers New Drive, and the upload carries on in the drive once it exists. - In the drive, one dialog names it and whether it is public or private, and offers the next step for its state: Choose Files when it is ready, Sync This Drive when nothing has read it, progress while it syncs, and Check Again after a sync that found nothing. While another drive syncs, the sync button is held with a reason, since only one sync runs and nothing queues. Why a dialog even with one drive: a browser opens a file picker only in direct response to a click, so a click is needed after the drive opens anyway. On permanent storage it is also the right moment to show where the files will land. Why the drive opens first: `promptToUpload` starts from the explorer's own cubit, which the drives list does not have. The request waits on the router and the explorer takes it when the drive reports loaded or unsynced, the road `requestDriveInfo` already takes. `promptToUpload` and everything after it are unchanged, for files and for folders. The dialog reuses the drive card's sync, `syncCurrentDrive`, and its "Nothing Found Yet" and "Check Again" wording, so both places say the same thing. Opening a drive still never starts a sync. Verification: 88 tests across the new feature, the menu and the router, and the full suite (2,223 passing), green; `flutter analyze lib test` clean. Fourteen behaviours checked by reverting the code and confirming a test fails. A fifteenth, that a held button does nothing, is not the dialog's to prove: `ArDriveButtonNew` drops presses while disabled, and the test that taps the held Sync button exercises exactly that. Not covered by tests: the explorer's listener handing the request to the dialog. The request's life on the router is tested; the listener that reads it is verified by reading it and needs a pass on the preview build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01N141q8HtXw95kZrvRqrqc3
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participant User
participant NewButton
participant startUpload
participant AppRouterDelegate
participant DriveDetailCubit
participant UploadReadyDialog
User->>NewButton: Press Upload
NewButton->>startUpload: Start upload
startUpload->>AppRouterDelegate: Queue UploadRequest
AppRouterDelegate->>DriveDetailCubit: Select or await drive
DriveDetailCubit-->>AppRouterDelegate: Drive state
AppRouterDelegate->>UploadReadyDialog: Open when drive is ready
UploadReadyDialog-->>startUpload: Return folder selection
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In `@lib/upload_entry/presentation/upload_destination_dialog.dart`:
- Around line 88-90: Update _DestinationRow to wrap the row in Semantics with
button semantics and the drive name as its label, and replace its
GestureDetector with InkWell using the existing onTap callback. Adjust the
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From CodeRabbit's review of #2232 (Major). Each drive row in "Upload to which drive?" was a bare GestureDetector: no focus, no Enter or Space, and no button semantics. Choosing a drive is how an upload started away from any drive continues, so finishing one needed a mouse. The rows are now an InkWell inside button semantics, on a transparent Material, with the menus' hover colour kept for hover and used for focus as well, so a focused row is as visible as a hovered one. Two tests: Tab then Enter chooses the first drive and closes the list, and each row is announced as a focusable button with a tap action. Reverting to the bare GestureDetector fails them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HKv87TFBAWt49iFW4rsFJv
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…PE-9205 Pressing Upload on a drive nothing had read opened a dialog that offered the sync and then reported it: progress, phases, the lot. The page already tells that story - the drive's own card, the progress in the top bar - so this was a second report over the top of the first, and it made the reader watch a sync they only wanted as a means to an upload. Now the press starts the sync and nothing else. The page reports it, as it reports every other sync. The upload does not survive that sync either. A sync takes minutes, the reader goes and does something else, and a dialog arriving afterwards would be reaching back for an action they have left behind. They come back to a drive that opens, press Upload, and go straight to the picker. The only wait an upload sits through now is the second or two a drive takes to open, which is what carries an upload from the drive chooser into its drive. What is left of the dialog is the step a browser forces: a picker opens only in direct response to a click, so arriving in a drive cannot open one. That click is worth something - it names the drive and whether it is public, which on permanent storage is the choice nobody can take back - and it is all the dialog does now. One sync at a time still, and still no queue: pressing Upload while another drive syncs says so rather than starting anything. Verification: 92 tests and the full suite (2,219 passing) green, `flutter analyze lib test` clean. Fifteen behaviours checked by reverting the code and confirming an assertion fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Public, private and shared mean the same three things in both navs. The drives list draws them with a globe, a lock and the swap arrows; the drive view drew them as three plain words, so the same grouping read as two different ideas depending on which screen somebody was on. The icons come from `DriveScopeRail.iconFor` rather than being picked again, so the two cannot drift apart, and the test asserts through that same lookup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drive view shouted PUBLIC DRIVES, PRIVATE DRIVES and SHARED DRIVES; the drives list wrote the same three groups as Public Drives, Private Drives and Shared Drives, from the same strings. One grouping read as two ideas depending on which screen somebody was on. Both say it the way the strings are written now. The heading still reads as a heading through its weight, its icon and the accordion's chevron, which is what the shouting was doing before, and title case is what translators wrote and what a screen reader can say without spelling it out. The test reads the label through `DriveScopeRail.labelFor`, the lookup the drives list itself uses, so the two cannot drift apart again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 88: Update the sync-state check in the upload wait logic to treat both
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Upload was offered in a drive nothing had read; New Folder, New Note and New File Pin were not. So the menu grew three items once a sync finished, around a word the reader never sees: "synced" is the app's language, not theirs, and a menu that changes shape on it reads as an unpredictable one. All four are offered now, and any of them on an unread drive does the same thing Upload does: starts the drive's sync, which the page reports. The action is not remembered, so nothing arrives later over something else. Reading the drive first is also what stops a second folder of the same name being made, because that check reads local rows. `showPinFileDialog` needs the loaded drive for the same reason `promptToUpload` does - it reads the state straight off the cubit - so this is the only way those items can be offered at all. Two lines held on purpose: - Advanced stays gated on a drive that has been read. A snapshot needs contents and a manifest needs a public drive, so offering them before looking would claim something the app cannot back. - On the drives list none of the three appear: there is no folder for them to go into, and Upload is the exception because it carries its own chooser. The rule they share is now named for what it decides - `driveWait`, not `uploadWait` - since uploading is no longer its only caller. Verification: 86 targeted tests and the full suite (2,221 passing) green, `flutter analyze lib test` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The menu read: uploads, rule, New Drive, folder, note, pin, rule, Advanced. New Drive sat in the middle of the things that go into the folder you are looking at, which is how a menu comes to read as a list of whatever was added last. It now reads as two groups and a submenu: everything that goes into this folder, then the drives themselves, then the advanced things that need to know what is in the drive. Attaching a drive moves out of Advanced into the drives group, where it belongs. That also removes the special case underneath it: Advanced held nothing else with no drive open, so the menu had to flatten the submenu to avoid a row that opened onto a single action. Advanced now holds only what needs the drive's contents, which means it is simply empty, and absent, until a drive is open. Verification: 267 tests across the menu, the upload entry and the drives list, `flutter analyze lib test` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drive view's table put 28 pixels above its column headings and 25 beneath them; the drives list puts 14 above and 6 beneath. The same table on two screens a reader moves between, one noticeably airier than the other, and the gap under the headings was four times the other's. Both now use the drives list's spacing. That table is shared, so the move dialog, the hide dialog, the licence form, the shared-file view and the download modal tighten with it. Verification: 267 tests across the drives list, the explorer's callers and the menu, `flutter analyze lib test` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…PE-9205 A reader who has asked for larger text, on a narrow phone, got a dialog taller than the screen: the modal's own column overflowed, and what goes off the bottom is the row of buttons. Choosing a drive, or choosing files, was unreachable on the layout that needs it most. The modal already knows how to bound itself to the viewport and scroll, so all three dialogs ask it to. The drive chooser also drops the fixed height it gave its own list, since one scroll is better than two nested ones. Tests now pump each dialog at 320 by 640, at twice the text size, and in the dark theme. The text-scale case is what caught this. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-9205 The Sync control at the top of Your Drives is drawn to look like an outlined button, but it is a plain container on purpose: `ArDriveDropdown` opens on a tap that reaches it, and a real button swallows that tap. Being inert also left it with none of a button's states. No fill under a pointer, no border change, no press, not even the hand cursor, so it read as a label. It now takes the outline variant's own tokens, the ones `ArDriveButtonNew` uses for `ButtonVariant.outline`: transparent at rest with a `strokeMid` border, `buttonOutlineHover` under a pointer, `buttonOutlinePress` while pressed, and the border stepping up to `strokeHigh`. Watching the pointer takes nothing from the gesture the menu opens on. The resting border moves from `strokeHigh` to `strokeMid` to match. In the light theme the two are within a shade of each other; in the dark theme it is a touch quieter at rest, which is what makes the hover read. Tests compare against the theme's tokens rather than hex values. Four of the five fail against the old control; the fifth, that a click still opens the menu, passes on both and is there to stop a fix that breaks it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
… PE-9205 An independent review found two ways an upload could outlive a sync, which is exactly what this change set out to stop. - Choosing a drive a full sync is still walking. The explorer waits out that sync before it reports anything, so the upload request sat on the router until the sync ended, and then the dialog appeared, minutes after the press. - A request that never reached its drive stayed set. Leaving for All Drives and coming back to that drive later would have fired it on a visit that had nothing to do with it. Now: - Choosing a drive a sync is reading says so, "This drive is syncing. Try again once it finishes.", and opens the drive with nothing waiting. - Any waiting upload expires after `uploadWaitLimit`, ten seconds: longer than a drive takes to open, shorter than any sync. - `DriveWait` gains `syncing`, for a drive a sync is reading right now. It used to fall into `forget`, which dropped the press in silence. It is still dropped, since one sync at a time and no queue, but it is said. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
…-9205 The review also found the menu breaking the promise of the last change. While the drive in view was opening or syncing, New Folder, New Note and New File Pin disappeared, and Upload stayed lit but did nothing when pressed. Every press now acts, says why it cannot, or is greyed: - While a sync reads the drive in view, the folder actions stay, and pressing one says the drive is syncing. So does Upload. - In the second or two a drive takes to open, they stay, greyed. Upload waits for the opening, as it always has. - A drive whose sync found nothing on chain greys Upload and the folder actions. Its card already says so and offers to look again; there is no folder to put anything in yet. - Upload is greyed in the moment before the drive list is known, when there is nowhere yet for it to lead. It used to write a log line and nothing else. Two smaller fixes: - New File Pin is no longer greyed by an empty balance. That rule came in with this branch by accident; dev never had it. - The plus menu listed Import from Manifest twice for a public drive: at the top, and again under Advanced. It is only under Advanced now, as in the sidebar menu. Every rule has a test that fails when the rule is broken. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
The two navs looked like two products. In the drive view the whole list of drives sat 43px in, so Public Drives started an icon and a gap to the right of All drives above it. The drive names then lined up under the headings' icons rather than their words. On Your Drives the rail sits flush, on `DriveNavRow`. The drive view now uses `DriveNavRow` too: - **Headings** are rail rows with a chevron: the same icon, the same words from `DriveScopeRail.labelFor`, at the same indent as All drives. They fold and unfold as before, and tell a screen reader which they are. - **Drives** are rail rows without an icon, keeping its width, so a name starts where its heading's words do. They are a little tighter, so a long list of drives takes less room. The open drive is lit the way the rail lights where the reader is: `containerL2`, bold. It used to be a different fill, `containerL1`, although the rail's own comment claimed they matched. - **No indents of their own:** the 43px indent, and the 4px the phone drawer added, are both gone. `DriveNavRow` gains a trailing slot (the chevron, or a drive's hidden and alert marks), a quieter colour for hidden drives, a dense height, button and selected semantics, and an expanded state. Found on the way: clicking the drive you are already in took you back to its root only in the Public group. Private and Shared did nothing. All three now share one handler. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
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Reading the drive list is a sync's first phase, `SyncLoadingDrives`. A run over other drives, in that phase, does not touch the drive in view, so `driveWait` answered "sync it", and `syncCurrentDrive` would have started a second sync beside the first: `startSyncForDrive` refuses only during `SyncInProgress`. One sync at a time holds again, and the press says another drive is syncing. Found by CodeRabbit, whose thread marked it addressed by an earlier commit that did not touch this line. The new test fails against the old check. `startSyncForDrive` itself has the same gap for the drive's own Sync card. That is sync code, left alone here and noted as a follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
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🟠 Major · Correlate the upload with the drive created by this flow. · start_upload.dart:300-324
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftCorrelate the upload with the drive created by this flow.
DrivesCubit.driveSelectionsis a broadcast stream that receives every explicitselectDrivecall._createDriveForUploadsubscribes beforepromptToCreateDriveand uses the first event as the upload target.
DriveAttachCubitcan emit a selection from an unawaited task after its attach dialog closes. During the asynchronous drives-list update,decideUploadStartcan still returnUploadNeedsDrive. That selection can therefore arrive while the create-drive dialog is pending. The subscription then requests the upload for the attached drive and ignores the newly created drive's later selection.Return the created drive ID from
promptToCreateDrive, or pass it through a completion callback fromDriveCreateCubit, and request the upload with that ID. Do not use the global selection stream as the create-drive completion signal.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/upload_entry/presentation/start_upload.dart`:
- Around line 300-324: Update _createDriveForUpload to obtain the ID of the
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printf '%s\n' '--- router Navigator construction ---'
sed -n '330,565p' lib/pages/app_router_delegate.dart
printf '%s\n' '--- router state teardown ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- exact animated-dialog implementation ---'
rg -n -C 12 "showAnimatedDialog" packages/ardrive_ui/lib lib/utils/show_general_dialog.dart
printf '%s\n' '--- complete Navigator return branch ---'
sed -n '535,635p' lib/pages/app_router_delegate.dart
printf '%s\n' '--- upload entry callers and context ownership ---'
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Move the context.mounted guard before the first context read.
UploadDestinationDialog.onSelect runs after the dialog is popped. The dialog uses showGeneralDialog on the root navigator. AppRouterDelegate retains the Navigator and its constant MaterialPage key while replacing the shell child during logout or navigation. This can unmount the shell subtree that supplied the captured context while the dialog callback remains active.
The callback can then reach context.read<SyncCubit>() with an unmounted context. The lookup can throw before the existing guard runs. The single-drive branch calls _openForUpload directly and does not create this delayed callback path.
void _openForUpload(
BuildContext context,
AppRouterDelegate router,
DrivesCubit drivesCubit,
String driveId,
bool isFolderUpload,
) {
+ if (!context.mounted) {
+ return;
+ }
+
final syncCubit = context.read<SyncCubit>();
final beingSynced = SyncCubit.syncTouchesDrive(
state: syncCubit.state,
syncingDriveId: syncCubit.syncingDriveId,
driveId: driveId,
completedDriveIds: syncCubit.completedDriveIds,
runDriveIds: syncCubit.syncingDriveIds,
);
if (beingSynced) {
- if (context.mounted) {
- _say(context, appLocalizationsOf(context).driveIsSyncingTryLater);
- }
+ _say(context, appLocalizationsOf(context).driveIsSyncingTryLater);
} else {
router.requestUpload(
UploadRequest(driveId: driveId, isFolderUpload: isFolderUpload),
);
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| final syncCubit = context.read<SyncCubit>(); | |
| final beingSynced = SyncCubit.syncTouchesDrive( | |
| state: syncCubit.state, | |
| syncingDriveId: syncCubit.syncingDriveId, | |
| driveId: driveId, | |
| completedDriveIds: syncCubit.completedDriveIds, | |
| runDriveIds: syncCubit.syncingDriveIds, | |
| ); | |
| if (beingSynced) { | |
| if (context.mounted) { | |
| _say(context, appLocalizationsOf(context).driveIsSyncingTryLater); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| if (!context.mounted) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| final syncCubit = context.read<SyncCubit>(); | |
| final beingSynced = SyncCubit.syncTouchesDrive( | |
| state: syncCubit.state, | |
| syncingDriveId: syncCubit.syncingDriveId, | |
| driveId: driveId, | |
| completedDriveIds: syncCubit.completedDriveIds, | |
| runDriveIds: syncCubit.syncingDriveIds, | |
| ); | |
| if (beingSynced) { | |
| _say(context, appLocalizationsOf(context).driveIsSyncingTryLater); | |
| } else { |
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In `@lib/upload_entry/presentation/start_upload.dart` around lines 278 - 291,
Update _openForUpload to return immediately when context.mounted is false before
calling context.read<SyncCubit>(). After this early guard, remove the redundant
nested mounted check around _say while preserving the existing syncing and
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`SyncLoadingDrives` is not a sync's first phase, as the last commit assumed. It comes from `syncMetadataOnly`, a refresh of the drives table, and the app treats it as holding nothing: - `waitCurrentSync` counts it as finished, so that opening a folder never hangs behind it. - The drive's own Sync card may start a sync while it runs. The upload code treated it as a sync walking every drive, because it asked `SyncCubit.syncTouchesDrive`, which counts it for a different reason: a drive's row may be rewritten. So during a refresh, which runs for seconds at every login when sync-on-login is off, and longer with private drives: - Choosing a drive for an upload said "This drive is syncing" and dropped the upload, while the drive opened normally a moment later. - An upload waiting for a drive to open was dropped the same way. - New Folder on a drive nothing had read said it was syncing, where the card beside it would have synced it. `syncHoldsDrive` is now the one rule the upload code asks: a sync that is running and walking this drive. The last commit's `SyncLoadingDrives` busy check is undone, along with its test, which asserted the wrong thing. In their place, tests that a refresh neither holds a drive while it opens nor stops it being read; each fails against the old rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShVJiUhdRWk35ZWbP3sZyN
The New menu left Upload out wherever no drive was open: on All Drives, and in a drive nothing on this device had read yet. Upload is the reason most people open that menu, so it read as broken, and nothing said why or what to do next.
What changes
Upload File(s) and Upload Folder are now always in New, and always lead somewhere.
The dialog names the drive, says whether it is Public or Private, and opens the picker. That is all it does.
A drive nothing has read is synced, and the page reports that sync the way it reports every other one: the drive's own card, and the progress in the top bar. No dialog reports it as well; that second report made the reader watch a sync they only wanted as a means to an upload.
An upload never outlives a sync. It waits only for the second or two a drive takes to open:
One sync at a time, still, and no queue. Pressing Upload while another drive syncs says so and starts nothing. A refresh of the drive list is not a sync here: a drive opens during one, and its own Sync card may run, so an upload may too.
Choosing a never-synced drive from Upload opens it and starts its sync. That is the behaviour asked for, and the chooser marks such drives "Never synced". It is the one path where picking a drive syncs it; clicking a drive in the nav still never does.
The New menu keeps one shape, and every press answers
Inside a drive, New Folder, New Note and New File Pin are offered whatever state the drive is in, and each press acts, says why it cannot, or is greyed:
Upload is also greyed in the moment before the drive list is known, when there is nowhere yet for it to lead.
Grouped by what each action acts on:
Attach Drive moves out of Advanced. The plus menu no longer lists Import from Manifest twice for a public drive.
Consistency fixes found on the way
DriveNavRow. Headings start where All drives does, rather than 43px further in, and drive names start where their heading's words do. The open drive is lit the way the rail lights where you are. Headings keep folding, and screen readers are told whether a section is open. Clicking the drive you are in returns to its root in every group; it used to do that only in Public.d54905b3bsays the move, hide and licence dialogs and others "tighten with it"; that is wrong, as none of them use it.Why it is shaped this way
promptToUploadstarts from the explorer's ownDriveDetailCubit, which the drives list does not have. The request waits on the router, and the explorer takes it once the drive reports in, the same roadrequestDriveInfotakes.promptToUploadand everything after it are untouched, for files and for folders. This is menu, routing and one dialog.syncCurrentDriveas the drive's own card.What it touches
lib/upload_entry/: the new feature.domain/holds the pure decisions: where Upload leads, which drives to offer, anddriveWait, what an action should do about the drive it needs.presentation/holds the dialogs,startUploadandreadDriveForMenuAction.new_button.dart: one set of upload and folder items shared by both menus, and the grouping.app_router_delegate.dart: the waiting request and its ten-second limit.side_bar.dart,drive_scope_rail.dart,drives_sync_menu.dart,data_table.dart: the consistency fixes above.app_en.arb: seven new strings. Other languages fall back to English until translated.Testing
flutter analyzeis clean.Not covered by tests
The explorer's listener handing a waiting request to the dialog. The request's life on the router is tested, and the listener was verified by reading it. Worth a pass on the preview build:
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