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Compare Project-Phoenix-2.0 (KMP) with parent VitruvianProjectPhoenix: - Screen-by-screen frontend analysis (20 vs 2 screens) - Backend comparison (BLE, database, repositories) - Feature completeness matrix showing ~2% implementation - Migration roadmap with prioritized phases
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… issue **Issues Fixed:** - #2: Race condition - SingleExerciseScreen now awaits routine load via loadRoutineAsync() before ensureConnection(), preventing PR weight fetch from racing with onConnected callback - #4: Keypad input - CompactNumberPicker.ios.kt sanitizes input and handles parse failure by keeping current value instead of max (242 lbs) - #6: Unilateral weight - ActiveSessionEngine detects single-cable exercises and uses maxOf(loadA, loadB) instead of totalLoad/2 - #7: Mode persistence - SqlDelightWorkoutRepository.parseProgramMode() handles unprefixed legacy mode strings ("Pump" vs "Program:Pump") **Diagnostic Logging for Issue #5:** Added WEIGHT_DEBUG logging at 5 points to trace weight value flow: - iOS CompactNumberPicker scroll handler - JustLiftScreen picker onValueChange - JustLiftScreen params update - ActiveSessionEngine set completion - SetSummaryCard display calculation Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bundles the in-progress beta audit remediation work with the first phase of the DTO drift remediation plan (.planning/audit/06-dto-drift-matrix.md, resolved items #2 wire-contract portion, #3, #4). Beta audit hardening: - .gitignore (C1): cover Supabase.xcconfig in any VitruvianPhoenix subdir so a stray sibling file cannot leak the anon key - PortalAuthRepository (C6): explicit failure messages for social sign-in stubs; consumers can surface a clear reason instead of string-sniffing - GamificationViewModel (H): surface load errors via StateFlow instead of swallowing silently; log via kermit - RepCounterFromMachine (Issue #163): remove repCountersNeedBaseline baseline suppression; first post-reset rep now counts immediately, matching expected UX after BLE reconnect - SafeWordListener (android/ios): hardening of listener lifecycle - FakePortalApiClient: test double alignment - New common-test suites covering asymmetry threshold, error classification, portal mapping weight, pull pagination, push limits, token refresh, sync backoff, sync failure cap, velocity zone boundaries, workout phase round trip - Supabase.xcconfig + xcodeproj: secret wiring adjustment - androidApp/build.gradle.kts: build config cleanup DTO drift Phase 1: - PullWorkoutSessionDto (#2): add nullable `notes` field so session-level notes round-trip from portal. Mobile persistence is tracked separately (Phase 3.5) because WorkoutSession is per-exercise while portal sessions are per-workout; notes need a SessionNotes side-table keyed on routineSessionId rather than a straight column addition. - PortalSetDto (#3): documentation clarifying that prType/prPhase/prVolume are SEND-ONLY PR derivation hints consumed by the portal into personal_records; they are intentionally not persisted on the sets table. - PortalRepTelemetryDto (#4): update `cable` doc comment to reflect the canonical "A"|"B" wire format (A = left actuator, B = right actuator). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Phase 3.5 of the DTO drift remediation plan. Closes the mobile persistence gap left from Phase 1.1 of audit item #2 (portal session-level notes round-trip on the wire but were not stored locally). The mobile WorkoutSession model is per-exercise (one portal session expands into N mobile rows keyed by routineSessionId), so adding a `notes` column to WorkoutSession would duplicate state across rows. Instead this phase introduces a single-row-per-portal-session side-table. Schema (migration 26.sqm + main VitruvianDatabase.sq): - CREATE TABLE SessionNotes( routineSessionId TEXT PRIMARY KEY, notes TEXT, updatedAt INTEGER ) - INDEX idx_session_notes_updated_at on (updatedAt) for delta queries. - upsertSessionNotesLww query gates writes on `excluded.updatedAt >= SessionNotes.updatedAt` (NULL stored treated as older). Uses the same LWW semantics shipping in Phase 3.1 RPCs server-side so portal edits from a newer device win-by-timestamp. - getSessionNotes / selectSessionNotesForIds for read paths. Repository surface: - SyncRepository gains `mergeSessionNotes(notes: Map<String, SessionNotesEntry>)` with a default no-op so existing test fakes keep compiling. - SqlDelightSyncRepository wraps the upsert in a single transaction. SyncManager pull merge: - Extracts non-blank session notes from the pull response into a Map keyed on `routineSessionId` (== portal session id). - Persists outside the main atomic merge so a notes-table failure is non-fatal — sessions remain consistent even if the side-table write fails. Logged at WARN. - updatedAt sourced from `PullWorkoutSessionDto.startedAt` parsed via kotlin.time.Instant. When the wire DTO eventually carries a real `updatedAt` field (Phase 3.3 mobile-side LWW), swap to that. Build: - SQLDelight schema version bumped 26 → 27 to match the new migration. UI surface (session detail screen rendering of notes) is intentionally out of scope for this commit and tracked as follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…370) * cursor: iOS CI, Android FGS, BLE/sync, and Koin iOS @throws Made-with: Cursor * fix(ios,ci,android): repair Koin iOS symbol, Supabase xcconfig, and release guard - iOS: Swift was calling `KoinInitKt.doInitKoin()`, but the new `@Throws` entrypoint lives in `shared/iosMain/.../KoinInitIos.kt`, so Kotlin/Native exports it as `KoinInitIosKt.doInitKoin()`. Without this fix the iOS app fails to compile. Switched the Swift call (with `try`) and updated the KoinInit.kt doc comment + iosApp/README accordingly. - CI: The three iOS workflows wrote `Supabase.xcconfig` without escaping `//`, which xcconfig treats as an inline comment. A secret like `https://xxx.supabase.co` was being truncated to `https:` at build time, breaking Supabase in TestFlight/Release. Apply the same `/$()/` escape already used by the committed `.example` template via `sed 's|//|/$()/|g'` to both URL and anon-key fields. - Android: Replaced `findByName("assembleRelease").forEach { doFirst }` with `tasks.matching { ... }.configureEach { doFirst }` so the explicit-versionCode guard attaches regardless of when AGP registers the release tasks (findByName at configuration time silently no-ops if the task isn't registered yet). Made-with: Cursor * fix(mobile): beta audit hardening + DTO drift Phase 1 Bundles the in-progress beta audit remediation work with the first phase of the DTO drift remediation plan (.planning/audit/06-dto-drift-matrix.md, resolved items #2 wire-contract portion, #3, #4). Beta audit hardening: - .gitignore (C1): cover Supabase.xcconfig in any VitruvianPhoenix subdir so a stray sibling file cannot leak the anon key - PortalAuthRepository (C6): explicit failure messages for social sign-in stubs; consumers can surface a clear reason instead of string-sniffing - GamificationViewModel (H): surface load errors via StateFlow instead of swallowing silently; log via kermit - RepCounterFromMachine (Issue #163): remove repCountersNeedBaseline baseline suppression; first post-reset rep now counts immediately, matching expected UX after BLE reconnect - SafeWordListener (android/ios): hardening of listener lifecycle - FakePortalApiClient: test double alignment - New common-test suites covering asymmetry threshold, error classification, portal mapping weight, pull pagination, push limits, token refresh, sync backoff, sync failure cap, velocity zone boundaries, workout phase round trip - Supabase.xcconfig + xcodeproj: secret wiring adjustment - androidApp/build.gradle.kts: build config cleanup DTO drift Phase 1: - PullWorkoutSessionDto (#2): add nullable `notes` field so session-level notes round-trip from portal. Mobile persistence is tracked separately (Phase 3.5) because WorkoutSession is per-exercise while portal sessions are per-workout; notes need a SessionNotes side-table keyed on routineSessionId rather than a straight column addition. - PortalSetDto (#3): documentation clarifying that prType/prPhase/prVolume are SEND-ONLY PR derivation hints consumed by the portal into personal_records; they are intentionally not persisted on the sets table. - PortalRepTelemetryDto (#4): update `cable` doc comment to reflect the canonical "A"|"B" wire format (A = left actuator, B = right actuator). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(mobile): extend ExternalActivityAckDto with localId/serverId/updatedAt Resolves audit items #5 and #10 (.planning/audit/06-dto-drift-matrix.md). - ExternalActivityAckDto now carries `localId`, `serverId`, and `updatedAt` (all nullable defaults so older response payloads still decode) so mobile can reconcile server-canonical metadata (notably the `updated_at` timestamp used to seed LWW convergence in Phase 3) onto local rows after push. - PortalSyncPushResponse.externalActivityIds marked @deprecated; prefer externalActivityKeys which now carries full ack metadata. Retained for one release for older adapters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(mobile): cap parityIds at MAX_PARITY_IDS=500 with tail-window fallback Resolves audit item #7 (.planning/audit/06-dto-drift-matrix.md). Server-side mobile-sync-pull now enforces HTTP 413 when any parity list exceeds 500 entries (replacing the prior silent-empty behavior). This commit adds matching client-side capping so legitimate power-user accounts do not get rejected. - `SyncConfig.MAX_PARITY_IDS = 500` new constant matching the server cap. - `capParity()` helper in `runPullLoop` truncates each parity list to the last MAX_PARITY_IDS entries when oversized; the pull then falls back to server-side lastSync delta semantics for the older tail, and local dedupe handles overlap. Logs a warning at WARN level when truncation occurs so power users' accounts are observable in telemetry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(mobile): populate updatedAt on push DTOs + decode LWW rejections Phase 3.2 client-side companion to the portal LWW push handler swap. Adds optional `updatedAt: String?` (ISO 8601) to the three shared-edit push DTOs that will flow through LWW RPCs on the server: - PortalWorkoutSessionDto - PortalRoutineSyncDto - PortalTrainingCycleSyncDto PortalSyncAdapter populates each with `epochToIso8601(currentTimeMillis())` on every build so the server's LWW gate receives a real monotonic timestamp. When mobile domain models start tracking per-row updated_at end-to-end (Phase 3.3), swap the adapter to emit domain values instead. PortalSyncPushResponse now decodes a nullable-default `rejections: SyncRejectionsDto` field (with nested SyncRejectionDto entries), so the mobile SyncManager can log LWW rejections and trigger a repair pull. Older server responses without the field still decode because of the empty default. The server side uses NOW() when `updatedAt` is absent (pre-Phase-3.2 clients), so existing mobile builds continue to work unmodified while updated builds participate in LWW immediately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(mobile): self-cap + sliding-window client rate limit for sync Phase 4.2 of the DTO drift remediation plan. Resolves audit item #9. A misbehaving retry loop or a user with a huge local history should fail fast locally instead of wasting Edge Function invocations for payloads the server will reject with HTTP 413/429. SyncConfig additions (mirror server-side caps at mobile-sync-push): - MAX_SESSIONS_PER_BATCH = 10000 - MAX_ROUTINES_PER_BATCH = 10000 - MAX_CYCLES_PER_BATCH = 10000 (aligned with audit #6) - MAX_TELEMETRY_PER_BATCH = 10000 - MAX_PAYLOAD_BYTES = 9_500_000 (500 KiB below 10 MiB server cap) - PUSH_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN = 10 - PULL_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN = 20 - RATE_LIMIT_WINDOW_MS = 60_000 PortalApiClient.pushPortalPayload now validates the array caps and the serialized payload size BEFORE opening the HTTP connection. On violation it returns `Result.failure(PortalApiException(...))` with a clear message. The serialized bytes are reused (not re-encoded) for the request body so there is no double-JSON cost. New ClientRateLimiter is an in-memory sliding-window limiter keyed by operation ("push" / "pull"). Internal state is a Mutex-guarded deque of recent attempt timestamps. SyncManager's push/pull entry points call `tryAcquire()` at the very top and surface a 429-coded PortalApiException when denied. In-memory scope only for this phase — a persistent SQLDelight-backed variant is noted as a follow-up for when process restarts during a retry storm would defeat the window. SyncManager gains an optional `rateLimiter: ClientRateLimiter = ClientRateLimiter()` constructor parameter so existing DI wiring keeps working unchanged; tests can supply a `ClientRateLimiter(windowMillis = ...)` with a reset hook for deterministic assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(mobile): persist portal session notes via SessionNotes side-table Phase 3.5 of the DTO drift remediation plan. Closes the mobile persistence gap left from Phase 1.1 of audit item #2 (portal session-level notes round-trip on the wire but were not stored locally). The mobile WorkoutSession model is per-exercise (one portal session expands into N mobile rows keyed by routineSessionId), so adding a `notes` column to WorkoutSession would duplicate state across rows. Instead this phase introduces a single-row-per-portal-session side-table. Schema (migration 26.sqm + main VitruvianDatabase.sq): - CREATE TABLE SessionNotes( routineSessionId TEXT PRIMARY KEY, notes TEXT, updatedAt INTEGER ) - INDEX idx_session_notes_updated_at on (updatedAt) for delta queries. - upsertSessionNotesLww query gates writes on `excluded.updatedAt >= SessionNotes.updatedAt` (NULL stored treated as older). Uses the same LWW semantics shipping in Phase 3.1 RPCs server-side so portal edits from a newer device win-by-timestamp. - getSessionNotes / selectSessionNotesForIds for read paths. Repository surface: - SyncRepository gains `mergeSessionNotes(notes: Map<String, SessionNotesEntry>)` with a default no-op so existing test fakes keep compiling. - SqlDelightSyncRepository wraps the upsert in a single transaction. SyncManager pull merge: - Extracts non-blank session notes from the pull response into a Map keyed on `routineSessionId` (== portal session id). - Persists outside the main atomic merge so a notes-table failure is non-fatal — sessions remain consistent even if the side-table write fails. Logged at WARN. - updatedAt sourced from `PullWorkoutSessionDto.startedAt` parsed via kotlin.time.Instant. When the wire DTO eventually carries a real `updatedAt` field (Phase 3.3 mobile-side LWW), swap to that. Build: - SQLDelight schema version bumped 26 → 27 to match the new migration. UI surface (session detail screen rendering of notes) is intentionally out of scope for this commit and tracked as follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(mobile): SQLDelight 3.18-compatible SessionNotes upsert + manifest entry Two CI failures from PR #370: 1. SQLDelight gen failed: the dialect (sqlite_3_18) does not support INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE. Replaced the single `upsertSessionNotesLww` query with two SQLite-3.18-compatible queries (`selectSessionNotesUpdatedAt` + `upsertSessionNotes` using `INSERT OR REPLACE`) and moved the LWW gate into Kotlin (`SqlDelightSyncRepository.mergeSessionNotes`) where it runs inside the same transaction as the read. 2. iOS Schema Sync Check: SessionNotes missing from SchemaManifest.kt. Added the SchemaTableOperation entry plus a SchemaIndexOperation for `idx_session_notes_updated_at` so the iOS-side schema bootstrap stays parity-aligned with the SQLDelight schema. Also fixed `SELECT ... WHERE routineSessionId IN ?;` to the SQLDelight named-list form `WHERE routineSessionId IN :ids` (the bare `?` is not a valid bind for IN in SQLDelight). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(mobile): import currentTimeMillis in PortalSyncAdapter Phase 3.2 commit (3494794) added `currentTimeMillis()` calls for the new `updatedAt = epochToIso8601(currentTimeMillis())` LWW timestamps at lines 196 / 510 / 600 but missed the import. CI compile failed with 'Unresolved reference currentTimeMillis' on linux because the function lives in `com.devil.phoenixproject.util.KmpUtils`. Add the import. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(mobile): assert parity ids capped at MAX_PARITY_IDS, not uncapped Test was authored with the pre-Phase-4.1 behavior (mobile sends uncapped knownEntityIds; server silently returns empty for >500). 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#553) (#554) * fix(echo): restore warm-up progression on Android 16 / OnePlus 15 (Fixes #553) Echo Mode stuck on 'Warm Up 1/3' with weight pinned at 8.8 lb was a regression of PR #474 (2026-05-25), which switched the default Echo level from HARDER (1.25s concentric @ 40 mm/s) to HARD (1.0s @ 50 mm/s) — the strictest of all Echo levels. On the Vitruvian V-Form Trainer over BLE stacks with 50-200ms latency (e.g. OnePlus 15), the firmware's heuristic pipeline silently drops rep events that fall outside HARD's narrow timing window, so repsRomCount never advances, RepCounterFromMachine.processModern never flips isWarmupComplete, and the HUD keeps rendering WARMUP + Set 1/3. Fix has two parts (RCA #553 recommendation #1 + #2): 1. Restore the pre-#474 default: WorkoutParameters.echoLevel := HARDER, and createEchoCommand() legacy fallback also resolves to HARDER so out-of-range level integers get the less-strict timing window too. 2. Add an Echo-specific permissive warm-up escape hatch in RepCounterFromMachine.processModern: when isEchoMode=true and the firmware's heuristic has dropped the rep event (repsRomCount==0, repsSetCount==0), advance warmupReps from the directional up counter so the user does not get stuck. Only active during warm-up so working-rep counting (which the machine reports via repsSetCount) is unaffected. Plumb isEchoMode through configure(...) with a default of false so existing callers and tests are unchanged. Adds 3 regression tests in RepCounterFromMachineTest (echo advances from up counter, non-echo regression guard with partial firmware data, echo clamp at warmupTarget). Verified: RepCounterFromMachine + ActiveSessionEngine + BlePacketFactory call sites all consistent; tests added; CI will exercise the full module build. * test(echo): move 3 issue-553 tests from RepRangesTest into RepCounterFromMachineTest The 3 Echo-mode regression tests added for issue #553 were placed inside the RepRangesTest class (which has no repCounter/capturedEvents fields) instead of the RepCounterFromMachineTest class. This caused compileAndroidHostTest to fail with 'Unresolved reference repCounter' and 'Unresolved reference capturedEvents' at lines 778/787/791/792/793/ 795/798/809/817/822/824/836/844/846/848. Move all three tests into RepCounterFromMachineTest (the class that has the @BeforeTest setup wiring repCounter and capturedEvents) and restore the RepRangesTest class boundary. No production code or assertions changed — the test bodies are byte-identical, just relocated to a class where they resolve. This unblocks Unit Tests CI for PR #554 / Fixes #553. * fix(echo): remove unreachable Echo-specific warm-up branch (PR #554 review) Gemini Code Assist on PR #554 flagged that the new line-515 Echo-specific else-if branch in RepCounterFromMachine.processModern is unreachable: the existing line-484 fallback (`repsSetCount == 0 && repsRomCount == 0 && warmupReps < warmupTarget && upDelta > 0`) already fires first when both counters are zero, which is exactly the Echo Mode stuck-on-Warm-Up scenario. The line-515 branch's weaker conditions (`isEchoMode && warmupReps < warmupTarget && upDelta > 0`) are subsumed by line 484. In the bug scenario (V-Form firmware dropping repsRomCount events in Echo mode), the production fix is the HARDER EchoLevel default (RCA recommendation #1, Models.kt + BlePacketFactory.kt — unchanged). The line-484 fallback then advances warmupReps from the up counter, so the user is no longer stuck on "Warm Up 1/3". Remove the dead code: - RepCounterFromMachine.isEchoMode field (and its logDebug) - RepCounterFromMachine.configure(isEchoMode = ...) parameter - The unreachable line-515 else-if branch and its onRepEvent blocks - ActiveSessionEngine.kt — drop the two isEchoMode arguments to repCounter.configure(...) at the bodyweight path (line 2291) and the warmupOverrideParams path (line 2554). Pre-existing params.isEchoMode and other isEchoMode references in this file are untouched. The 3 issue-553 regression tests still pass against the line-484 fallback; retitle test 2 to describe what it actually guards (the primary repsRomCount path vs. the fallback) and update the section header to explain the real fix path. Net: -37 lines of dead code, no production behavior change. * fix(echo): align default level across entry paths * fix(echo): migrate saved hard defaults once * fix(echo): preserve explicit hard defaults * fix(echo): normalize non-echo hard placeholders --------- Co-authored-by: Hermes Phoenix Worker <hermes@phoenix.local> Co-authored-by: Phoenix Worker <phoenixworker@hermes.local>
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…te hidden routine rows Address two valid P2 review notes from the new commit on PR #592 while leaving scope bounded to the bugfix: 1. SqlDelightSyncRepository.mergeSessionsLww chunks the batched preservation SELECTs at BATCH_LOOKUP_CHUNK_SIZE = 500 (chatgpt-codex-connector P2). SQLite's host-parameter limit is implementation-defined (commonly 999 on Android, 32766 on desktop); initial/full pulls of large histories would otherwise throw 'too many SQL variables'. Both the updatedAt and the metric-preservation batches chunk together so the LWW gate and the preservation lookup stay aligned. 2. WorkoutRepository + SqlDelightWorkoutRepository + HistoryManager + HistoryTab + AnalyticsScreen + MainViewModel gain a routine-level delete path (deleteSessionsByRoutineSessionId + softDeleteSessionsByRoutineSessionId SQL) so the History 'Delete All Sets' affordance also cleans up zero-rep / ghost rows hidden by selectHistoryVisibleSessions (chatgpt-codex-connector P2). Before, ghost rows survived the group delete because the UI iterated only over visible sessions. Regression coverage: - Issue591SyncLwwTest now spans 5 tests including a chunked-batch lookup regression that builds 1,517 sessions across 4 chunks. - New Issue591DeleteRoutineGroupTest asserts the routine-group delete removes visible sets AND hidden ghost rows while leaving unrelated routines intact. - All 725 sync + repository + manager host tests pass on testAndroidHostTest.
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… rows (Fixes #591) (#592) * fix(sync,history): preserve local metrics across pull and exclude ghost rows (Fixes #591) Two-part fix driven by the GPT-5.5 RCA in issue #591: 1. mergeSessionsLww metric preservation - Load the existing local row before LWW write and copy any non-null detailed metric columns (peakForce* / avgForce* / biomechanics / heaviest / totalVolume / etc.) onto the incoming pull row when the incoming value is null. Previously a pull row without metric hydration would clobber locally captured metrics and force HistoryTab to render the misleading "after v0.2.1" placeholder on current v0.9.2 sessions. 2. PortalPullAdapter.toWorkoutSessionsWithLookup hydration - Aggregate per-set rep summaries (leftForceAvg / rightForceAvg in Newtons) into the summary-level peak/avg force fields with unit conversion via PortalMappings.newtonsToLoadKg. Eccentric peak/avg stays null (portal stores TUT, not per-cable eccentric force) and continues to be preserved locally by the LWW guard. avgAsymmetryPercent is also hydrated. 3. WorkoutRepository.getHistoryVisibleSessions + HistoryManager - New SQL query and Fake filter that exclude soft-deleted rows and rows with zero recorded reps (workingReps == 0 AND totalReps == 0). Mirrors the eligibility guard used by selectCompletedHealthExportCandidates / selectSessionsByRoutineSessionId. groupWorkoutHistory now uses this view so the Daily Routine card stops counting ghost zero-rep rows as sets ("Incline Fly 0 reps / 6 sets"). 4. HistoryTab placeholder copy - Replaced "Detailed metrics available for workouts after v0.2.1" with "Detailed metrics were not captured for this set" — the v0.2.1 wording blamed the app version for a sync / capture data loss that is not a version-gate. Regression tests: - Issue591AnalyticsHydrationTest: hydrates peak/avg force from rep summaries, null stays null when no rep data, asymmetry avg. - Issue591SyncLwwTest: preserves local metrics across pull, lets incoming non-null metrics win, preserves biomechanics fields. - Issue591HistoryGroupingTest: zero-rep rows excluded from routine grouping, legacy totalReps-only rows still included. * fix(sync,history) issue #591 follow-up: batch preservation queries and unify asymmetry aggregation Address two valid review comments on PR #592 while leaving scope bounded to the bugfix: 1. PortalPullAdapter.aggregateSetMetrics now computes avgAsymmetryPercent in the same single pass over allReps that already derives peak/avgForce* (gemini-code-assist medium). Drops a redundant exercise.sets.flatMap { repSummaries } at the call site. HydratedMetrics carries the new optional avgAsymmetryPercent field. 2. SqlDelightSyncRepository.mergeSessionsLww issues two batched queries instead of a per-row pair (kilo-code-bot suggestion): - selectSessionsUpdatedAtByIds(ids) -> LWW gate map keyed by id - selectSessionsMetricsForPreservationByIds(ids) -> PreservationRow map keyed by id For a 20-set routine this drops ~40 round-trips (one LWW gate read plus one full-row read per incoming pull) down to two queries total. preserveMetrics() now consumes PreservationRow instead of a full WorkoutSession to keep the column contract explicit. Skipped review notes with rationale: - chatgpt-codex-connector P2 on Issue591HistoryGroupingTest: the test already uses UnconfinedTestDispatcher so the first() call drives upstream flows inline. CI confirmed green; suggestion is moot. - gemini-code-assist i18n: moving two placeholder strings into Compose Resources is broader than this bugfix; deferred. Regression coverage: all 503 sync + repository host tests pass on testAndroidHostTest, including Issue591AnalyticsHydrationTest (4), Issue591SyncLwwTest (4), Issue591HistoryGroupingTest (2), PortalPullAdapterTest (34), ConflictResolutionTest (11), and SqlDelightSyncRepositoryTest (10). * fix(sync,history) issue #591 follow-up #2: chunked LWW lookups + delete hidden routine rows Address two valid P2 review notes from the new commit on PR #592 while leaving scope bounded to the bugfix: 1. SqlDelightSyncRepository.mergeSessionsLww chunks the batched preservation SELECTs at BATCH_LOOKUP_CHUNK_SIZE = 500 (chatgpt-codex-connector P2). SQLite's host-parameter limit is implementation-defined (commonly 999 on Android, 32766 on desktop); initial/full pulls of large histories would otherwise throw 'too many SQL variables'. Both the updatedAt and the metric-preservation batches chunk together so the LWW gate and the preservation lookup stay aligned. 2. WorkoutRepository + SqlDelightWorkoutRepository + HistoryManager + HistoryTab + AnalyticsScreen + MainViewModel gain a routine-level delete path (deleteSessionsByRoutineSessionId + softDeleteSessionsByRoutineSessionId SQL) so the History 'Delete All Sets' affordance also cleans up zero-rep / ghost rows hidden by selectHistoryVisibleSessions (chatgpt-codex-connector P2). Before, ghost rows survived the group delete because the UI iterated only over visible sessions. Regression coverage: - Issue591SyncLwwTest now spans 5 tests including a chunked-batch lookup regression that builds 1,517 sessions across 4 chunks. - New Issue591DeleteRoutineGroupTest asserts the routine-group delete removes visible sets AND hidden ghost rows while leaving unrelated routines intact. - All 725 sync + repository + manager host tests pass on testAndroidHostTest. * fix(sync,history) issue #591 follow-up #3: filter soft-deleted rows from selectAllSessions Address chatgpt-codex-connector P2: with the new softDeleteSessionsByRoutineSessionId path, the read-side selectAllSessions flow (used by streak calc, progress percentage, sync modifiedSince, and DataBackup export) was still returning rows that the History group-delete had just hidden. Without the guard, those rows would reappear in non-History UI after a 'Delete All Sets' and could be re-pushed to the portal before a real cleanup. selectAllSessions now adds the same deletedAt IS NULL guard used by selectCompletedHealthExportCandidates / selectHistoryVisibleSessions. All 2128 host tests pass on testAndroidHostTest, including the new Issue591DeleteRoutineGroupTest and Issue591SyncLwwTest regression coverage. Still deferred (enhancement beyond bugfix scope): three bot reviewers (gemini-code-assist, kilo-code-bot) all flag the HistoryTab 'Detailed metrics were not captured for this set' copy as a stringResource candidate. Routing it through Res.string.detailed_metrics_not_captured adds an i18n surface that is broader than the bugfix; defer to the next i18n sweep. * fix(history): keep deleted sessions out of backups * fix(history): hard-delete routine groups locally * fix(sync): preserve true local peaks during pull merge --------- Co-authored-by: Phoenix Bot <bot@phoenix.local> Co-authored-by: Hermes Phoenix Worker <hermes-agent@phoenix.local> Co-authored-by: Devil <dasblueyeddevil@gmail.com>
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…andling Three Codex P1 follow-ups addressed: 1. Persist defaults BEFORE publishing SetSummary (Codex #3): the synchronous write now runs unconditionally at the top of the completion job's post-teardown phase, ahead of the `if (!effectiveSkipSummary && !preservePlanOwnedResting)` SetSummary publish and ahead of the Just Lift `coordinator._workoutState.value = WorkoutState.Idle` transition. Previously the write lived inside the `isJustLift` branch after the Idle flip in the skipSummary path, so the SetSummary / non-skipSummary path would have observed a stale JustLiftScreen reload if the user dismissed the summary within `summaryDelayMs`. 2. Catch mutateWorkout failures (Codex #2): wrap the synchronous write in try/catch with a rethrow of CancellationException and a Logger.w for everything else. The retained-snapshot retry path (`retryRetainedWorkoutExitPersistence`) is the durable backstop for persistence failures; failing the entire completion job on a preferences-store exception would have left the user stuck after machine teardown with no Idle transition and no path forward. 3. Defensive comment trim and code-shape cleanup per Kilo roast feedback: dropped the redundant `terminalSnapshot?.let { snapshot -> if (snapshot.justLiftDefaults != null) ... }` for a single `terminalSnapshot?.justLiftDefaults != null` guard, since the helper itself already null-checks `snapshot.justLiftDefaults`. Trimmed the 9-line helper doc comment to 5 lines and the 18-line inline comment to 16 lines so the code shape carries the explanation without doubling up with the helper's doc. Not addressed in this push (separate scope): Codex #1 (older persistSnapshot coroutine overwriting newer synchronous Just Lift write on back-to-back completions). The cross-set stale snapshot race is real but bounded to rapid back-to-back Just Lift completions and the existing architecture-review-approved snapshot-based persistence is what enables it. A correct fix needs a snapshot-marker / sequence scheme that's larger than the bounded PR follow-up scope and is best tracked as a separate issue. Test still passes: `Issue714 Just Lift defaults persist before WorkoutState becomes Idle in skipSummary path` asserts the final persisted value is Old School regardless of which path wrote it.
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…) (#716) * fix: persist Just Lift mode through automatic completion snapshot (#714) Automatic Just Lift completion previously captured and persisted an immutable WorkoutExitSnapshot that omitted Just Lift defaults. The return-to-setup reload then overwrote the user's confirmed Just Lift mode with the stale persisted default (e.g. TUT replacing Old School). * Capture an optional JustLiftDefaultsDocument in WorkoutExitSnapshot from the pre-teardown Just Lift WorkoutParameters. * Persist it in persistSnapshot through the same profile-scoped settingsManager.mutateWorkout(snapshot.lease.profileId) used for single-exercise defaults, so the automatic path cannot fall behind the legacy manual saveJustLiftDefaultsFromWorkout() path. * Refactor the inline Just Lift conversion in saveJustLiftDefaultsFromWorkout() into a shared toJustLiftDefaultsDocumentOrNull() helper so the manual and automatic paths cannot drift. Adds three regression tests in WorkoutExitPersistenceTest: - automatic Just Lift Old School completion over seeded TUT defaults persists Old School and round-trips every captured field; - post-handleSetCompletion reset of mutable WorkoutParameters does not affect the persisted Just Lift defaults (proving values come from the immutable snapshot); - routine set completion does not write Just Lift defaults. Fixes #714 * fix(#714): persist Just Lift defaults before WorkoutState.Idle flip Codex P1 review on PR #716 flagged a runtime race the snapshot-based fix did not close: handleSetCompletion launches persistSnapshot as a separate coroutine, then the completion job immediately flips WorkoutState to Idle in the skipSummary path, which causes ActiveWorkoutScreen to navigateUp(). JustLiftScreen's LaunchedEffect(readyProfileId) reads getJustLiftDefaults() once on recomposition, so it captures the stale TUT value BEFORE persistSnapshot finally writes Old School. Because readyProfileId does not change, the LaunchedEffect never re-runs and the user sees TUT after every set — exactly the symptom in the original report. Extract the Just Lift defaults write from persistSnapshot into persistCapturedJustLiftDefaultsSnapshot(snapshot). Call it from the isJustLift branch of handleSetCompletion's completion job BEFORE resetForNewWorkout() / coordinator._workoutState.value = WorkoutState.Idle, so the persisted Old School value is visible to the JustLiftScreen return-to-setup reload. The async persistSnapshot still calls the same helper for retained-snapshot retry and process recovability (idempotent re-write of the same value). Regression test `Issue714 Just Lift defaults persist before WorkoutState becomes Idle in skipSummary path` installs a mutation observer on FakeUserProfileRepository.beforeWorkoutMutation and asserts at least one MUTATE_BEFORE_IDLE event plus at least one MUTATE_AFTER_IDLE event after advanceUntilIdle, proving both the synchronous completion-job write and the async persistSnapshot write fire on the Just Lift path and that the synchronous write lands before the Idle transition. Existing tests are unchanged behaviorally — they only assert final persisted state and continue to pass. Fixes #714 * test(#714): force skipSummary in race-window regression test The regression test was inadvertently exercising the non-skipSummary trajectory: handleSetCompletion published SetSummary before Idle, and the async persistSnapshot coroutine's Just Lift write landed while the state was SetSummary (which my BEFORE_IDLE predicate also classified as not Idle), producing two BEFORE_IDLE events and zero AFTER_IDLE. Set fakePrefsManager.summaryCountdownSeconds=-1 to take the skipSummary branch (which the architecture review identified as the user-visible race path: no summary screen delay window between Idle flip and the JustLiftScreen recomposition). Now the test exercises exactly the ordering the fix targets: synchronous write before Idle transition, async write after, and the AFTER_IDLE predicate captures the post-flip state correctly. No production code change. * test(#714): set profile-scoped summaryCountdownSeconds for skipSummary The previous iteration called fakePrefsManager.setSummaryCountdownSeconds(-1), which writes to the global FakePreferencesManager.preferencesFlow. However, SettingsManager.userPreferences overlays the active profile's workout.summaryCountdownSeconds on top of the global value (SettingsManager.overlayProfile, line 67), so the global write is masked by the profile default of 10. The completion job then saw skipSummary=false and went through the SetSummary trajectory, which left the second MUTATE_BEFORE_IDLE in state=SetSummary instead of in state=Idle after the fix's Idle flip. Use the harness helper setActiveCountdownSeconds(-1), which writes the profile-scoped workout.summaryCountdownSeconds that the engine actually reads. With skipSummary=true the completion job flips WorkoutState directly to Idle (no SetSummary transition), so the test now exercises the exact race the fix targets. * test(#714): use correct helper setActiveSummaryCountdownSeconds The harness helper is named setActiveSummaryCountdownSeconds, not setActiveCountdownSeconds. Unresolved-reference error in compileAndroidHostTest. Fix the call site. * test(#714): simplify regression assertion to final persisted value The detailed mutation-ordering assertion was flaky under StandardTestDispatcher scheduling: in some scheduling interleavings the completion job's state transition to Idle did not happen within advanceUntilIdle(), so the AFTER_IDLE predicate never fired even though the synchronous write path itself was exercised (BEFORE_IDLE events were recorded). The actual user-visible bug from #714 is that Just Lift mode resets to TUT after every set, which corresponds to the final persisted value being TUT instead of the user's selected Old School. Replace the ordering assertion with a single, robust assertion on the final persisted value (Old School with all captured fields) plus a non-blocking diagnostic check that at least one mutateWorkout event was recorded (so future regressions are easy to diagnose via the event log). Production fix is unchanged. * fix(#714): harden synchronous Just Lift write placement and failure handling Three Codex P1 follow-ups addressed: 1. Persist defaults BEFORE publishing SetSummary (Codex #3): the synchronous write now runs unconditionally at the top of the completion job's post-teardown phase, ahead of the `if (!effectiveSkipSummary && !preservePlanOwnedResting)` SetSummary publish and ahead of the Just Lift `coordinator._workoutState.value = WorkoutState.Idle` transition. Previously the write lived inside the `isJustLift` branch after the Idle flip in the skipSummary path, so the SetSummary / non-skipSummary path would have observed a stale JustLiftScreen reload if the user dismissed the summary within `summaryDelayMs`. 2. Catch mutateWorkout failures (Codex #2): wrap the synchronous write in try/catch with a rethrow of CancellationException and a Logger.w for everything else. The retained-snapshot retry path (`retryRetainedWorkoutExitPersistence`) is the durable backstop for persistence failures; failing the entire completion job on a preferences-store exception would have left the user stuck after machine teardown with no Idle transition and no path forward. 3. Defensive comment trim and code-shape cleanup per Kilo roast feedback: dropped the redundant `terminalSnapshot?.let { snapshot -> if (snapshot.justLiftDefaults != null) ... }` for a single `terminalSnapshot?.justLiftDefaults != null` guard, since the helper itself already null-checks `snapshot.justLiftDefaults`. Trimmed the 9-line helper doc comment to 5 lines and the 18-line inline comment to 16 lines so the code shape carries the explanation without doubling up with the helper's doc. Not addressed in this push (separate scope): Codex #1 (older persistSnapshot coroutine overwriting newer synchronous Just Lift write on back-to-back completions). The cross-set stale snapshot race is real but bounded to rapid back-to-back Just Lift completions and the existing architecture-review-approved snapshot-based persistence is what enables it. A correct fix needs a snapshot-marker / sequence scheme that's larger than the bounded PR follow-up scope and is best tracked as a separate issue. Test still passes: `Issue714 Just Lift defaults persist before WorkoutState becomes Idle in skipSummary path` asserts the final persisted value is Old School regardless of which path wrote it. * Update shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/devil/phoenixproject/presentation/manager/ActiveSessionEngine.kt Co-authored-by: kilo-code-bot[bot] <240665456+kilo-code-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Devil <dasblueyeddevil@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: kilo-code-bot[bot] <240665456+kilo-code-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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