feat(notifications): stack agent alerts by thread on both platforms (do not merge) - #12048
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| // Stack alerts by thread, matching the iOS thread-id, so a chatty | ||
| // thread does not push the others out of the shade. | ||
| .setGroup(data["alert_group"] ?: ALERT_TAG) |
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🟠 High t3agentnotifications/AgentNotifications.kt:151
On Android API levels below 24, setting setGroup(...) without a setGroupSummary(true) notification hides these alert children, so delivered alerts become invisible on supported pre-N devices. Restrict grouping to API 24+ (or post a stable summary for each group) so alerts remain visible.
| .setGroup(data["alert_group"] ?: ALERT_TAG) | |
| .setGroup(data["alert_group"]?.takeIf { Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.N } ?: ALERT_TAG.takeIf { Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.N }) |
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In file @apps/mobile/modules/t3-agent-notifications/android/src/main/java/expo/modules/t3agentnotifications/AgentNotifications.kt around line 151:
On Android API levels below 24, setting `setGroup(...)` without a `setGroupSummary(true)` notification hides these alert children, so delivered alerts become invisible on supported pre-N devices. Restrict grouping to API 24+ (or post a stable summary for each group) so alerts remain visible.
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In `@infra/relay/src/agentActivity/FcmDeliveries.ts`:
- Line 70: Update both FCM alert_group construction paths in FcmDeliveries.ts to
use a shared helper that maps an empty threadId to the same default group used
by ApnsClient.ts, while preserving normal environment/thread grouping for
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| const notification = notificationForActivity({ ...state, status: statusForPhase(state.phase) }); | ||
| return { | ||
| alert_id: JSON.stringify([state.environmentId, state.threadId, state.phase, state.updatedAt]), | ||
| alert_group: `${state.environmentId}/${state.threadId}`, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle empty threadId before building alert_group.
ApnsClient.ts maps an empty threadId to the default group. These FCM paths interpolate it directly, so an empty value produces environment/ and bypasses Android’s fallback group. Reuse one helper that applies the default group for empty thread IDs in both paths. Add a test for this case.
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In `@infra/relay/src/agentActivity/FcmDeliveries.ts` at line 70, Update both FCM
alert_group construction paths in FcmDeliveries.ts to use a shared helper that
maps an empty threadId to the same default group used by ApnsClient.ts, while
preserving normal environment/thread grouping for non-empty IDs. Add a test
covering an empty threadId and verifying the default group is produced.
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR changes the default presentation of existing agent alerts on both mobile platforms by introducing thread-based grouping. Android also has an unresolved compatibility risk for pre-API-24 devices, where grouped alerts may not remain visible. Not approved because:
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The relay tags every APNs alert with a thread-id and every FCM alert with an alert_group of environment/thread, and the Android handler passes it to setGroup. Notification Center and the Android shade now stack alerts from one thread instead of letting a chatty thread crowd out the others. expo-notifications 58 added threadIdentifier to local notifications, but these alerts are remote, so the grouping key rides in the push payload. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #12047. A chatty thread used to push every other thread's alert out of Notification Center and the Android shade. The relay now tags every APNs alert with a
thread-idand every FCM alert with analert_groupofenvironment/thread, and the Android handler passes it tosetGroup, so alerts from one thread stack together.expo-notifications 58 added
threadIdentifierto local notifications, but these alerts are remote, so the grouping key rides in the push payload instead.Validation: 55 relay tests pass (APNs client and FCM deliveries, with the new fields asserted). A Robolectric test asserts the Android group.
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