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…SON1 /pr/bs returned HTTP 500 on a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (Android 13): "no such function: JSON_OBJECT". The query was fine -- it runs against the same documentation.db under desktop sqlite3 3.44 -- but that device's system SQLite has no JSON1 extension, so the bookshelf could not be opened at all. Nothing catches this before real hardware, since every desktop test passes. The JSON is now assembled from a plain relational query and gson, which work everywhere. Same keys, same nesting, same explicit nulls (gson gets serializeNulls, because JSON_OBJECT emitted "description": null and the bookshelf template was written against that), and the same 1/0 pdf flag rather than a boolean. Two behavior differences, both improvements, neither reachable in the data seen so far: - An empty bookshelf now renders as an empty page instead of failing. The old query turned it into a 500: group_concat over no rows is NULL, so the concatenated JSON was NULL and reading it as a blob threw. That case is not hypothetical -- the sdcard documentation.db copy on the test device has a NULL bookCategoryID on all 15 Bookshelf rows, so the join yields nothing and the endpoint would have failed there even with JSON1 present. - A path ending .PDF is flagged as a PDF. The old SUBSTR comparison was case-sensitive; the 15 PDFs in the database are all lowercase, so this changes nothing today. Grouping also collapses a NULL category into an existing "General" rather than producing two sections with the same name, since it groups by the coalesced label instead of the raw column. readBookshelf() takes the database as a parameter so the payload is testable without starting a server. Four tests cover the grouping and order, the pdf flag including the case difference, the empty bookshelf, and the exact JSON the template receives. Not yet verified on device: the phone was disconnected before this could be installed. What needs checking is that /pr/bs returns 200 both against the sdcard copy (expect an empty bookshelf, given its data) and against the installed asset database with the sdcard copy moved aside (expect real content).
The new test class left mockk's instrumentation installed for the rest of the JVM, and the next test to run in it -- BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest -- then failed in @BeforeClass with 'Failed to load Brotli native library'. Reproduced both ways: the full app suite passes with this class excluded and fails with it included, deterministically. Every other mockk-using test in this module already unmocks in teardown; this one just missed it.
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WalkthroughThe bookshelf endpoint now assembles ordered relational query rows into JSON. It preserves null descriptions, separates null and ChangesBookshelf flow
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65-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd KDoc for the public payload types.
BookshelfCategoryandBookshelfBookare public types. Document their JSON contract. Include the nullable description fields and theAs per coding guidelines, "Public classes, functions, and non-obvious logic must have KDoc or Javadoc documenting contracts, rationale, threading, nullability, side effects, or units."
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 820-825: Update the SQL query around the Content, Bookshelf, and
BookCategories tables to use a LEFT JOIN from Bookshelf to BookCategories,
allowing NULL category IDs to remain available for IFNULL to produce General.
Add a regression test covering a bookshelf row with a NULL bookCategoryID and
assert that it appears under General.
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Review pointed at IFNULL(BC.category, 'General') and read it as dead code, on the grounds that the join already drops a book whose bookCategoryID is NULL. The join does drop those -- deliberately, since that is what the query this PR replaced did -- but the IFNULL is not about them: BookCategories.category has no NOT NULL constraint, so a book can be linked to a category row that has no label, and that is the case it covers. Both of the query's fallbacks are now expressed in Kotlin instead, which makes which case each one handles visible at the point it applies, and lets a test pin them: a category row with no label files its books under General, and a book with no title of its own shows its path. Neither was covered before, because the SQL is not exercised by unit tests -- the cursor is mocked. Behavior is unchanged in every case.
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61-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd KDoc to the public bookshelf payload classes.
Bookshelf,BookshelfCategory, andBookshelfBookdefine the serialized template contract, but the classes do not document their JSON shape or nullable fields. Add concise KDoc for each class.As per coding guidelines, public classes, functions, and non-obvious logic must have KDoc or Javadoc documenting contracts, rationale, threading, nullability, side effects, or units.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 846-850: Update the category aggregation around descriptions and
categories to retain the raw nullable BC.category as the internal map key,
rather than replacing null with uncategorizedLabel before grouping. Apply
"General" only when constructing BookshelfCategory, and add a regression test
covering joined rows with both NULL and "General" categories so they remain
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 61-76: Add concise KDoc to the public data classes Bookshelf,
BookshelfCategory, and BookshelfBook documenting their serialized bookshelf JSON
shape and the nullable description fields; preserve the existing properties and
types.
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- Around line 20-26: Update BookshelfPayloadTest to use JUnit Jupiter lifecycle
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The review is right. The old JSON1 query grouped by BC.category and applied IFNULL(BC.category, 'General') only when building the payload, so a category row with no label and a row labelled "General" were two groups that both rendered as "General", each with its own description. Coalescing before grouping merged them and kept whichever description came first. The maps are now keyed by the raw nullable category and the label is applied when the BookshelfCategory is constructed. This PR is a port whose whole claim is that the payload is identical, so a behaviour change here -- even a defensible one -- does not belong in it. Latent rather than live: no BookCategories row in the current database has a NULL category. The column is nullable, so the case is reachable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…a path Three findings from the review of this PR. putIfAbsent was the wrong tool for "the first description wins". java.util.Map counts a key mapped to null as absent -- HashMap.putVal only skips the write when oldValue != null -- so a category whose first row had a NULL description was overwritten by whatever the next row carried, which is the opposite of what the comment claimed and what the query this replaced did. The two parallel maps keyed by the same category are now one map of a small holder, so the description is read once, when the group is created, and nothing can write it again. That also removes the second lookup per row and the possibility of the two maps disagreeing. The holder's type has to stay non-null for this to hold: getOrPut treats a null value as absent too, so a map of nullable descriptions would reintroduce the same bug in a different shape. A NULL Content.path took the whole endpoint down. cursor.getString(4) is a platform type, so handing it to BookshelfBook(link: String) inserts an intrinsic null check -- an NPE caught upstairs as an HTTP 500 for every book on the shelf, where the old SQL degraded to "link": null for the one row. The schema says NOT NULL and the maintained database honours it, but this endpoint exists because a shipped copy had NULLs nobody expected. The row is skipped and logged. Bookshelf, BookshelfCategory and BookshelfBook are internal rather than public. They are one endpoint's payload shape, and common's classes ship in the plugin-api coordinate; three very generic names did not belong in that surface. internal, not private: a private top-level class cannot be the return type of an internal function, and the tests in this module read them. Three tests added. Two of them fail against the code as it stood -- "expected: null but was : Arrived late" and a NullPointerException -- for the reasons they are named for. 276 app tests pass. Found in review of PR #1700.
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Pushed b9f337b (rebased onto the stage merge that just landed). Three findings from review.
Fixed structurally rather than with a guard: the two parallel maps keyed by the same category are now one map of a small holder, so the description is read once, when the group is created, and there is no second write to get wrong. It also drops the second lookup per row and removes the chance of the two maps disagreeing. Worth knowing for anyone touching this later: the holder's type has to stay non-null. A NULL The three payload classes are Three tests added; two fail against the code as it stood — Separately, this PR's bug reproduces on real hardware. On a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra running the current build, The same database served the same query fine under desktop sqlite3 3.44.4 minutes earlier — which is the constraint this PR is about, and the reason it is worth landing. It also gates on-device verification of #1707, since the bookshelf template cannot render until the payload builds. Still open from the review, not addressed here: the JSON round-trip (object → string → bytes → string → map) that forces One doc gap worth closing before this merges: the JSON1 constraint lives only in |
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Reviewed at depth against b9f337b. The core change is right: dropping JSON1 is the correct fix for the ticket, the relational query is the one I would have written, and the KDoc explaining why earns its space.
b9f337b landed while I was reading, and it already fixes four things I had written up -- putIfAbsent, the NULL-path NPE, the two parallel maps, and the over-broad visibility. Everything below is re-verified against that commit, not the one before it.
Two things I would want resolved before merge.
The payload is not identical. The KDoc at
WebServer.kt:1049says it is. I ran the old JSON1 query and the new one side by side against the currentdocumentation.dband found two real differences: book ordering within a category (line 1071) and case-insensitive.pdfmatching (line 1122). Neither is wrong -- the new ordering is arguably better -- but both should be stated rather than described as a no-op, or someone will file the swapped Java books as a regression.The gson field names are unprotected against R8 (line 66). They are the JSON keys the Pebble template reads by name, and only the temporary
-dontobfuscate/-dontshrinkinproguard-rules.prois holding them up -- the block labelled "revert once ADFA-5156 lands a targeted fix".
Worth weighing: no test executes the new SQL (BookshelfPayloadTest.kt:52). The mock intercepts on a substring and returns canned rows, so the query text, the column order and the ORDER BY are all uncovered -- on a ticket whose subject is SQL that only failed on real hardware. Details inline.
One finding I cannot leave inline, since the file is not in the diff:docs/documentation-database.md. Line 85 still describes the bookshelf payload in its old shape, and the Known rough edges section at line 105 is the natural home for "JSON1 is absent from the system SQLite on some devices". That constraint currently lives only in a KDoc -- a repo-wide grep finds no other JSON1 use, so this is the only place the lesson is written down, and the next person writing SQL against this DB will reach for it again and reproduce the Note 20 Ultra failure. CLAUDE.md asks for docs to move with the code, or a ticket if that is out of scope.
The rest is smaller: one wasted JSON round trip, a test-only accessor, and some test-fixture duplication.
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Review findings from hal-eisen-adfa. The KDoc claimed the payload was identical. It is not, in two ways, both checked against the shipped database rather than reasoned about: Books within a category are now genuinely sorted by title. The old ORDER BY was inert for them -- it ordered the groups, while JSON_GROUP_ARRAY aggregated in scan order and B.title was a bare column under GROUP BY. Against the current documentation.db this reverses the two Java books, since a space sorts before a comma. Deterministic order is worth having; claiming nothing changed is not. The pdf flag is now case-insensitive, where SUBSTR(path, -4) == '.pdf' compared under BINARY collation. No shipped row spells the extension any other way -- GLOB '*.[Pp][Dd][Ff]' excluding '*.pdf' returns zero -- so nothing changes today, but the widening was undocumented. Nothing ran the new SQL. The existing tests hand readBookshelf canned cursor rows through a mockk matcher, so the column order, the joins and the ORDER BY were never executed -- on a ticket whose whole subject is a query that passed on a desktop and failed on a device. BookshelfQueryTest runs it against a real SQLite database. It earns its place: reordering the two columns both named `description` in the SELECT list, leaving the reader alone, fails that test and leaves all ten mock-based tests green. gsonForTest is gone. The test that pinned the payload's keys, nesting and explicit nulls asserted on a re-composed gson.toJson(readBookshelf(...)) -- the same expression as production, which is not the same thing as the production path, and could not fail if that line changed. Both now call bookshelfJson(). An empty shelf is logged. It is a 200 with an empty page either way, but it was indistinguishable from a working shelf in a bug report, and it is the state ADFA-5204 produced. The JSON keys are pinned with @SerializedName instead of being derived reflectively from field names. The template reads them literally, so a renamed field is a page of blanks with nothing failing. -dontobfuscate currently keeps them intact, but that is a global build flag two open tickets are changing, not a contract this payload should rest on. ServerConfig's eight fields were copied field-for-field between two test classes in the same package; both now call testServerConfig(). 281 app tests pass. Still open from the same review: the JSON round trip through text that instantiatePebbleTemplate immediately parses back into a map, which needs an overload taking a prepared context; and the unmockkAll coupling with BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest, which wants a shared rule rather than a copy per class.
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The warning said "Bookshelf row for content id {}" and logged
cursor.getString(2), which is B.title -- the SELECT had no C.id. It
pointed a reader at the wrong column while diagnosing the malformed-data
case the branch exists for, and in that branch the title is often null
too, so it identified nothing while claiming to.
C.id is appended to the SELECT, not inserted: every read here is by
positional index, so a column added anywhere else silently re-points the
four above it.
The cursor mock now answers a missing index with null rather than
throwing, so a test row need only give the columns its case cares about,
the way a NULL column would read.
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1057-1062: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a message that covers skipped rows.
readBookshelfskips rows whoseContent.pathis NULL at Lines 1143-1148. If every matched row has a NULL path, this branch logs that the query matched no rows even though it did return rows. Change the message to state that no categories remained after filtering, or return matched/skipped counts if that distinction is required.Proposed fix
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The empty-shelf log claimed the query matched no rows. A row whose Content.path is NULL is skipped a few lines below, so the query can return rows and still leave nothing to serve -- in which case the line said something false about the database while diagnosing the case it exists for. It reports no categories now, and each skipped row already logs its own warning, which is what distinguishes the two states. Found in review of PR #1700.
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Picking up the one finding from the 18:48 review that landed outside the diff and so has no thread of its own — It's right, and it's about the line I added in the previous round. A row whose Fixed in fe66bbc: it reports no categories rather than no rows, with a comment recording why the distinction matters. I didn't add matched/skipped counts, because each skipped row already logs its own warning naming the content id — so the two states are already distinguishable in a log, and a count would restate what those warnings say. 15 bookshelf tests pass. For the record on the rest of that review round: the two threads still open on this PR are open on purpose, both answered above — the JSON round trip (needs an |
The constraint this ticket exists for lived only in readBookshelf's KDoc. docs/documentation-database.md opens with "read this before writing/editing SQL against this database" and carries the list of gotchas found writing these scripts, and said nothing about it -- so the next person writes JSON_OBJECT, validates it under sqlite3 3.44 where JSON1 is built in, and ships a 500 that only appears on a device. The bullet says which functions, what the failure looks like, that the desktop will not warn you, and that every reader of this database is exposed -- a docdb-studio script, ToolTipManager, and PluginDocumentationManager as much as WebServer. Prompted by reproducing it on hardware while testing PR #1707: /pr/bs returned HTTP 500 with "no such function: JSON_OBJECT" on a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, minutes after the same database served the same query fine under the desktop CLI.
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Review findings, all in the parts of this change that alter what a user
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The books were sorted on B.title but displayed as B.title ?: C.path, and
under BINARY collation with NULLs first that is a different order: an
untitled book rendered as its path at the top of its section, and every
capitalised title sorted ahead of every lower-case one. ORDER BY now
uses COALESCE(B.title, C.path) COLLATE NOCASE, so the sort key is the
string on the page. The KDoc claimed the books were "genuinely sorted by
title" with no qualification; the new test fails against the old clause,
putting d/zebra.pdf first.
A category whose books all have a NULL Content.path now disappears
entirely. The old query emitted the section with "link": null in it --
broken but present -- because it built JSON per row before any
filtering; skipping the row here happens before its group exists. The
skip is still right, but it was a fourth behaviour change absent from
the KDoc's list of three. Now listed, and pinned by a test.
Both new log lines are gated on debugEnabled, like everything else on
this path. On the database this ticket exists for -- every Bookshelf row
joining to nothing -- the empty shelf is the steady state, so the info
line fired on every page load, and the per-row warning was unbounded.
BookshelfCategory.books is handed a copy. It is typed as a List but was
the accumulator's own MutableList, which a future caller that keeps the
map could mutate afterwards.
Also: a test now pins that an empty shelf serialises to {"result":[]}
rather than something blank -- instantiatePebbleTemplate throws for a
blank or "null" context, and that guard sits outside this endpoint's
try/catch, so the empty-page promise depended on a property nothing
checked. And a comment miscounted the columns preceding C.id as four.
310 app tests pass.
Found in review of PR #1700.Uh oh!
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/pr/bsreturned HTTP 500 on a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (Android 13):no such function: JSON_OBJECT. The query was fine — it runs against the samedocumentation.dbunder desktop sqlite3 3.44 — but that device's system SQLite has no JSON1 extension, so the Dynamic Bookshelf could not be opened at all. Every desktop test passes, so nothing catches this before hardware.The fix
The payload is now assembled from a plain relational query plus gson, which work everywhere. Same keys, same nesting, same explicit nulls (gson gets
serializeNulls, becauseJSON_OBJECTemitted"description": nulland the template was written against that), and the same 1/0pdfflag rather than a boolean.readBookshelf()takes the database as a parameter so the payload is testable without starting a server. Twenty-one tests across two classes cover the grouping and order, thepdfflag, the empty bookshelf, and the exact JSON string the template receives.Two behavior differences, both improvements:
group_concatover no rows is NULL, so the concatenated JSON was NULL and reading it as a blob threw. Not hypothetical — see below..PDFis flagged as a PDF. The oldSUBSTRcomparison was case-sensitive; all 15 PDFs in the database are lowercase, so nothing changes today.Grouping keys on the raw category, so a NULL category and a literal "General" stay two separate groups that both render as "General" — deliberately, because that is what the query this replaces did (it grouped by
BC.categorywhile coalescing only in the payload).an unlabelled category and a literal General stay separate groupspins it. An earlier draft of this description claimed the opposite.Verified on device
Fresh install of a build with this fix stacked on ADFA-5176 (which carries ADFA-5153, needed to decode this database's templates at all):
/pr/bs→ zeroJSON_OBJECTerrors in logcat, where before it was a 500 naming that function. The payload assembly runs to completion./pr/db200,/pr/ex200,/pr/pr200 — the other developer endpoints are unaffected.What this does not fix, which is worth knowing
The bookshelf still doesn't render on that device, for two data reasons — the endpoint now returns 404 instead of 500:
Bookshelf.bookCategoryIDis NULL on all 15 rows, so the content join is empty.bookshelfrow inTemplatesat all — it holds three:layout.pebble,nav.peb,page.peb. That lookup is what 404s.This is not a stale developer file: the app was uninstalled and reinstalled from scratch, and its freshly provisioned database is byte-identical to the sdcard copy (md5
34c8795…), so a clean device gets a database that cannot render a bookshelf. Fixing that belongs in docdb-studio, not here — details on ADFA-5179.Testing
:app:assembleV8Debug,spotlessCheckand the full:appunit-test suite pass. One wrinkle found and fixed along the way: the new test class left mockk's instrumentation installed, which brokeBrotliDictionaryDecodeTest's@BeforeClassnative load later in the same JVM — reproduced both directions, fixed with theunmockkAll()teardown every other mockk test in the module already has.🤖 Generated with Claude Code