fix(pwa): flush pending state before a forced SW-update reload (DA-02) - #517
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register-sw.ts unconditionally reloaded on any controllerchange event. The project autosave in app/listenerMiddleware.ts debounces 1s after the last change and is reset on every keystroke, so a user typing continuously has no durable copy of their in-flight edit until they pause β a reload landing inside that window discarded it. "The app auto-saves so a reload is safe" was an unverified assumption, not something the code guaranteed. controllerchange fires on every open tab whenever any tab applies a SW update, not just the tab that triggered it, so the fix lives in the reload handler itself rather than gating who's allowed to trigger an update: each tab now calls the same flushPersistedState() already used for the visibilitychange/quit-flush case, awaits it, and only then reloads. If the flush itself fails, the reload is deferred (not forced) rather than risk discarding still-in-memory, not-yet-persisted edits β the tab just keeps running the old (still-working) bundle until the next natural navigation. public/sw.js's automatic skipWaiting() on install is unchanged; only the client's reaction to the resulting controllerchange was unsafe. New regression tests (registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts) verify flush-then-reload ordering, that a flush failure defers the reload, single-flight behavior on duplicate controllerchange events, and the defensive no-store-mounted case β verified against the pre-fix code to genuinely fail.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR prevents service-worker controllerchange reloads from discarding continuously typed edits by flushing each tabβs persisted state and awaiting completion before reload; failed flushes defer the reload. It adds focused ordering, failure, single-flight, and null-store tests, plus synchronized test-count documentation. Sequence diagram for the service-worker update flush before reloadsequenceDiagram
participant ServiceWorker as ServiceWorker
participant Tab as BrowserTab
participant Store as appStoreRef
participant PersistedState as flushPersistedState
participant Browser as window
ServiceWorker->>Tab: controllerchange
Tab->>Tab: Start single-flight flushThenReload
Tab->>Store: current store
Store-->>Tab: getState()
Tab->>PersistedState: flushPersistedState(state)
PersistedState-->>Tab: flush complete
Tab->>Browser: reload()
Sequence diagram for deferred reload after a failed state flushsequenceDiagram
participant ServiceWorker as ServiceWorker
participant Tab as BrowserTab
participant PersistedState as flushPersistedState
participant Logger as appLogger
participant Browser as window
ServiceWorker->>Tab: controllerchange
Tab->>PersistedState: flushPersistedState(state)
PersistedState-->>Tab: throws error
Tab->>Logger: error(...)
Note over Tab,Browser: Reload is deferred - in-memory edits remain active
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This PR successfully addresses a critical data loss scenario (DA-02) where service worker updates could discard in-flight edits during continuous typing. The implementation is sound and well-tested.
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controllerchangenow flushes pending state before reloading, preventing data loss during the 1-second autosave debounce window - Failed flushes defer the reload rather than forcing it, ensuring edits remain in memory
- Single-flight pattern prevents duplicate reload attempts
- Comprehensive test coverage validates flush-then-reload ordering, error handling, and edge cases
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participant ServiceWorker
participant Document
participant AppStore
participant Persistence
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ServiceWorker->>Document: Detect controller change
alt Document is hidden
ServiceWorker->>Document: Defer reload
Document->>ServiceWorker: Become visible
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ServiceWorker->>AppStore: Read persisted state slices
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Addresses PR #517's first review wave (CodeAnt AI, chatgpt-codex-connector), which found the first flush-before-reload fix real but incomplete: - Cross-tab clobber (codex P1, critical): controllerchange fires on every open tab whenever any tab applies an update. Every tab flushing its own Redux snapshot concurrently meant a background tab's stale state could finish writing after an actively-edited tab's fresh flush, silently overwriting it β all tabs then reload from the stale record. Only the currently visible tab now flushes; a hidden tab defers both its flush and reload until it becomes visible again (document.visibilitychange), so a backgrounded tab's state β which by definition can't be fresher than what's already persisted β never races a foreground write. - Stale snapshot during a slow flush (CodeAnt + codex, duplicate finding): the state passed to flushPersistedState was captured once, before the async write resolved. Typing that continued during that window was never included in the flushed snapshot, and the reload discarded it anyway. flushLatestState() now loops: after each flush, it re-reads the store and flushes again if it changed, stopping once a flush completes against state proven unchanged since (bounded to 5 attempts). - Cache-deletion trap (codex P2): deferring the reload on a flush failure (the prior design) doesn't actually protect anything β by the time controllerchange fires, activation has already pruned every old-version cache, so a tab left running the old bundle already risks missing-chunk failures on any not-yet-loaded lazy view regardless. The reload now always proceeds after the flush attempt, success or failure, matching what "staying on the old bundle" was never actually able to guarantee. Test suite rewritten for the new design: visible-tab-only flush, hidden-tab deferral through visibilitychange, retry-until-stable flushing, and always-reloads-regardless-of-flush-outcome β each verified to fail against the prior (first-wave) commit.
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- A hidden tab that later becomes visible no longer re-flushes its own Redux state before reloading β index.tsx's own visibilitychange listener already flushed that tab's edits at the moment it went hidden, so flushing again here on becoming visible risked writing a now-possibly- stale copy over a fresher write another tab made in the meantime. It now just reloads, trusting the state already durably persisted. - flushLatestState()'s retry loop can exhaust its 5-attempt budget while state keeps churning; it now performs one unconditional final flush of whatever is freshest at that point before returning, instead of silently dropping a last-second change. - Fixed a QNBS-v3 comment I introduced earlier in this same PR but wrapped across two physical lines β missed because the self-check only covers a commit's own diff, and this edit landed in an earlier commit's changes without a fresh check run after it. New/updated regression tests for both behavioral fixes, verified against the prior commit to genuinely fail.
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β¦guarantees An external cross-check on #517 correctly flagged truth drift and overclaiming introduced across the two prior correction rounds: - public/sw.js still carried its original "the app auto-saves to IDB so a mid-session reload is safe" comment β exactly the unverified assumption DA-02 exists to disprove. Replaced with an accurate pointer to register-sw.ts's bounded mitigation and its tracked residual risk (#518). - register-sw.ts's own comments ("index.tsx already flushed this tab's edits", "owns reload safety") stated more certainty than the underlying mechanisms actually provide β index.tsx's hide-time flush is explicitly best-effort (a failure there is only logged, never retried), and the retry-until-stable flush narrows but doesn't eliminate its own race window. Reworded to state the trade-off honestly and point at #518. - The PR description described the first commit's design (defer reload on flush failure), which the second correction round reversed (always reload regardless of flush outcome) β never updated to match. Rewritten to describe the current code, plus a residual-risk section using the precise framing #518 itself uses: risk frequency substantially reduced, risk class (data-integrity/edit-loss) unchanged, architecture-level closure not achieved. Filed #518 to track the three residual risk classes an external review correctly identified (simultaneous multi-window writers, best-effort hide-flush failure, final-flush race window) as the scoped follow-up for the broader cross-tab write-admission work this narrow slice doesn't attempt β no behavioral change in this commit, comments and description only.
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Addresses PR #517's third review wave (CodeRabbit, chatgpt-codex-connector), three of which were genuine implementation bugs (not architectural gaps), fixed here: - app/persistedStateFlush.ts used Promise.all, which rejects as soon as either the settings or project save fails β without waiting for the other to settle. A caller that reloads immediately after a rejection (this PR's whole purpose) could tear down the page while the surviving save was still in flight, losing edits the flush was supposed to protect. Switched to Promise.allSettled, still failing closed (throwing the first rejection's reason) but only after both have genuinely finished. - services/storage/idbProjectStore.ts's saveSlice() resolved its promise on IDBRequest.onsuccess, which fires before the surrounding IndexedDB transaction has actually committed β a caller that reloads immediately after "success" could interrupt the commit mid-flight. Now resolves on transaction.oncomplete instead, rejecting on transaction.onerror/onabort too (in addition to the existing request.onerror). - register-sw.ts's flushLatestState() retry loop compared the whole root Redux state for "did anything change," which also fires on unrelated non-persisted churn (e.g. status.saving toggling during the write) β wasting retry attempts on noise instead of real edits. Now compares only the slices flushPersistedState actually persists (project.present, versionControl, settings). Also updated #518 with a corrected, sharper likelihood assessment for its first residual-risk class: ordinary sequential tab-switching (not just simultaneous multi-window use) can trigger the visible-tab-clobber scenario, which the issue originally under-stated as a rare compound precondition. New/updated regression tests for all three fixes, verified against the prior commit β including a broader sweep of the existing IDB/storage test suite (dbService, storageService, encryption round-trips) confirming no regression to the shared saveSlice/flushPersistedState call sites.
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The pre-reload flush had no timeout β if the underlying persistence stayed pending (e.g. queued behind another tab's exclusive Web Lock during an encryption migration batch), the await never resolved or rejected, so neither the success path nor the catch-and-reload-anyway path ever ran. By that point activation has already pruned the old-version caches, so a tab stuck this way could remain indefinitely on an obsolete bundle whose lazy chunks are gone β the exact failure mode the always-reload redesign was meant to close. flushLatestStateThenReload() now races the flush against an 8s timeout; on timeout it's treated the same as any other flush failure β logged, then reload proceeds anyway. New regression test using fake timers (a flush that never settles) verified against the prior commit to genuinely hang.
Every QNBS-v3 comment this PR introduced used a "(TAG): reason" parenthetical prefix (e.g. "QNBS-v3 (codex): ..."), deviating from the literal repo convention "// QNBS-v3: <reason / impact>" (nothing between the marker and the colon). The convention's actual intent (a single-line WHY-comment) was satisfied either way, and the specific "required format" a reviewer cited didn't match this repo's real guidelines β but conforming to the literal pattern costs nothing and avoids relitigating the same finding again. Folded each tag's traceability info into the reason text itself (most already referenced #518/codex by name in the body). No functional change β comments only. Also fixes an overclaiming comment this same cleanup pass caught: a test comment said index.tsx "already flushed" a hidden tab's edits, when the underlying flushOnHidden call is explicitly best-effort and can fail β now says "already attempted a flush", matching the equivalent production comment fixed earlier and the actual guarantee (or lack of one).
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IdbProjectStore.saveProject() only writes this.lastAutoSnapshotTime inside the createSnapshot() success callback, not before starting it. A second saveProject() call arriving while the first snapshot is still in flight (e.g. flushLatestState()'s retry loop firing several saves in quick succession once the 5-minute interval has elapsed) saw the stale timestamp and started its own concurrent createSnapshot() β the delayed-write itself is correct (a previously fixed bug: an unhandled rejection must not suppress the next legitimate attempt for a full interval), but nothing guarded against a second attempt starting before the first's callback runs. Adds a simple autoSnapshotInFlight boolean guard (idbSnapshotStore.ts, alongside the related fields) that prevents a duplicate concurrent snapshot without touching the real project save (saveSlice), which never waits on it. New regression test proves a second saveProject() call skips starting another snapshot while one is pending, and that a fresh one is still allowed once the prior one settles and the interval elapses again β verified against the pre-fix code to genuinely fail.
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flushLatestState()'s "did anything change" check compared the whole versionControl slice by reference, but that slice also carries isPanelOpen (a UI-only toggle) alongside the three fields flushPersistedState actually persists (branches, snapshots, currentBranchId). Opening or closing the version-control panel while a flush was pending produced a new slice reference and triggered an unnecessary retry, same failure mode as the already-fixed whole-root-state comparison β just one level deeper, inside a single slice that mixes persisted and UI-only fields. persistedSlices() now destructures versionControl's three persisted fields individually instead of comparing the slice as a whole. Regression test proves an isPanelOpen-only change no longer triggers a retry, verified against the prior commit to genuinely fail.
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β¦ codex) PersistenceCoordinator.drain() rejects a failed generation's waiters immediately via rejectThrough(), then starts any superseding queued operation without making that visible to the original caller β unlike the success path (resolveThrough only fires once nothing is left queued). flushPersistedState()'s Promise.allSettled saw the rejection and returned, but the coordinator could still be running someone else's save in the background (e.g. the normal debounced autosave racing the same shared coordinator) β exactly the kind of write an immediate reload must not abandon mid-flight. Adds PersistenceCoordinator#idle(), resolving once a coordinator has no active or queued operation left, and has flushPersistedState() await both coordinators' idle() after Promise.allSettled, before returning or throwing. Already bounded by flushLatestStateThenReload()'s existing 8s timeout, so this adds no new unbounded-wait risk. Also adds a real fake-indexeddb IDBFactory round-trip test for saveSlice, complementing (not replacing) the existing hand-built-mock ordering tests β those need precise control over exact onsuccess-vs-oncomplete timing that a real IDB round trip can't assert deterministically, and dbServiceRetry.test.ts already uses the same hand-built-mock approach for this exact class; the new test instead proves the write is genuinely durable and readable back through real IndexedDB semantics end-to-end. Regression tests for idle() verified against the pre-fix code to genuinely fail (method doesn't exist); broader sweep of listenerMiddleware.test.ts confirms no regression to the coordinator's other consumer (the normal debounced autosave).
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Address CodeAnt AI + chatgpt-codex-connector review of #524: - services/factoryResetService.ts: the Factory Reset action (Settings β Data) deleted every CacheStorage entry on the origin unconditionally β a real 4th cache-deletion site DA-03 (#513) never audited, since it lives outside public/sw.js. On the shared-origin GitHub Pages deployment this user-triggered reset could delete an unrelated app/tool's caches. Mirrors the same ownership predicate already duplicated between public/sw.js and register-sw.ts (both documented as intentional duplication, not a shared import, since sw.js is a classic non-module script and register-sw.ts has its own load-time side effect). Updated the existing Cache API test to use realistic owned cache names and added a regression test proving a foreign cache survives the reset. - README.md: advance the release badge + release-candidate marker to v1.28.2, matching the same pattern already used for CHANGELOG.md and the precedent from the v1.28.1 release. Filed #525 for a separate, pre-existing SW gap (precache failure during install doesn't block activation, so a stale-but-complete cache can be pruned for a partial one) β not introduced by this PR, not contradicted by DA-03's ownership-scoping claim (different risk class: own-cache continuity vs. cross-app deletion), and needs the same careful multi-wave design DA-02 (#517) went through rather than a rushed fix on a release-prep PR.
β¦OG enumeration QNBS-v3 comments should not embed ticket/gap references per the documented convention (already flagged once before in #517 review) β drop the "(DA-03 gap)" prefix from the three new factoryResetService comments. Also complete the CHANGELOG's cache-deletion-site list to name Factory Reset explicitly, since the "every cache-deletion site" claim now covers four sites, not three.
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* chore(release): bump version to v1.28.2 Version bump + CHANGELOG for v1.28.2, covering the DA-01..DA-06 release-safety audit fixes (fail-closed desktop FS corruption handling, SW cache-ownership scoping, SW update flush-before-reload, real DOCX export, docs-truth corrections) plus the #522 GitHub Pages deploy fix and the reconstruction-program work already on main (structural workflow-policy authority, PR-size governance, Intel macOS qualification lane, pre-push tooling reconstruction, Qt/PWA roadmap reconciliation). * fix(release): scope factoryResetService cache deletion to owned caches Address CodeAnt AI + chatgpt-codex-connector review of #524: - services/factoryResetService.ts: the Factory Reset action (Settings β Data) deleted every CacheStorage entry on the origin unconditionally β a real 4th cache-deletion site DA-03 (#513) never audited, since it lives outside public/sw.js. On the shared-origin GitHub Pages deployment this user-triggered reset could delete an unrelated app/tool's caches. Mirrors the same ownership predicate already duplicated between public/sw.js and register-sw.ts (both documented as intentional duplication, not a shared import, since sw.js is a classic non-module script and register-sw.ts has its own load-time side effect). Updated the existing Cache API test to use realistic owned cache names and added a regression test proving a foreign cache survives the reset. - README.md: advance the release badge + release-candidate marker to v1.28.2, matching the same pattern already used for CHANGELOG.md and the precedent from the v1.28.1 release. Filed #525 for a separate, pre-existing SW gap (precache failure during install doesn't block activation, so a stale-but-complete cache can be pruned for a partial one) β not introduced by this PR, not contradicted by DA-03's ownership-scoping claim (different risk class: own-cache continuity vs. cross-app deletion), and needs the same careful multi-wave design DA-02 (#517) went through rather than a rushed fix on a release-prep PR. * chore(release): normalize QNBS-v3 comment syntax and complete CHANGELOG enumeration QNBS-v3 comments should not embed ticket/gap references per the documented convention (already flagged once before in #517 review) β drop the "(DA-03 gap)" prefix from the three new factoryResetService comments. Also complete the CHANGELOG's cache-deletion-site list to name Factory Reset explicitly, since the "every cache-deletion site" claim now covers four sites, not three. * docs: codify DA-03 cache-ownership predicate, tsgo worktree gotcha, and QNBS-v3 ticket-ref rule Records three release-prep findings directly in CLAUDE.md so they aren't rediscovered next time: the isWorldScriptOwnedCache predicate now spans a 4th duplicated site (factoryResetService.ts) and future call sites must update it too; git worktree directories must stay dot-free or tsgo fails with TS18003; and QNBS-v3 comments must not embed a ticket/issue reference (recurred at #517 and again this release). * fix(release): scope local-model cache matching to exact vendor names, fix remaining doc-truth gaps Review of the DA-03 cache-ownership fix found a 5th deletion site (services/ai/localModelStorageService.ts) still using a loose substring regex (/webllm|mlc|tvmjs|transformers/i) that could match an unrelated foreign cache on the shared origin. Narrowed to exact vendor CacheStorage bucket names (confirmed against @mlc-ai/web-llm and @huggingface/transformers source) with a regression test proving foreign caches no longer match. This is a narrowing, not a full ownership proof: WebLLM's cache names are vendor-hardcoded with no app-scoping knob in the installed version. Factory Reset still does not clear local model caches (multi-GB weights can survive a reset despite the "fresh install" claim) β filed and scoped as #526 rather than rushed into this release-bump PR, since wiring the existing clearLocalModels() into Factory Reset would reintroduce the same foreign-cache-deletion risk this fix narrows. Also: corrected the stale README test-metrics snapshot date and count, narrowed the CHANGELOG's cache-ownership claim to explicitly scope it to service-worker-managed caches, and fixed .github/copilot-instructions.md's remaining bare `pnpm install` onboarding guidance. * docs: finish the frozen-lockfile onboarding sweep and sync BEST-PRACTICES metrics Two more live onboarding docs still told readers to run a bare pnpm install (docs/dual-graph-setup.md, docs/graphify.md); found and fixed the same pattern in docs/DEPLOYMENT.md's Cloudflare Pages build command proactively before a third review wave could catch it. docs/BEST-PRACTICES.md's testing baseline was still v1.28.1/6954+/575 files, stale against this release's v1.28.2/7171+/588 files. * fix(release): sync remaining Cloudflare/Vercel bare-install references wrangler.toml and scripts/cf-pages-deploy.mjs's dashboard build-command comments still documented pnpm install for Cloudflare Pages. Fixed both, and proactively swept the rest of the deploy surface: vercel.json's live installCommand (the primary production target) had the same bare pnpm install β updated to the frozen-lockfile reconcile command so the "all onboarding paths" claim actually holds across every deploy platform, not just local development. * docs(release): sync Vercel setup guide with the reconcile installCommand docs/DEPLOYMENT.md's Vercel section still documented the old pnpm install --frozen-lockfile install command, inconsistent with vercel.json's live installCommand (already switched in ab9cde0). Also swept the whole repo for remaining --frozen-lockfile mentions: everything else is CI/Docker/local-CI- simulation infrastructure that correctly keeps using the raw command directly, or historical/dated records β none needed changing. * docs(release): sync CLAUDE.md coverage thresholds, document the reconcile rationale CLAUDE.md's Quality gate section still quoted 74/60/67/72, stale against scripts/coverage-thresholds.json (the value vitest.config.ts actually imports) and docs/BEST-PRACTICES.md's already-correct 80/66/72/78. Also added the required QNBS-v3 rationale comment next to cf-pages-deploy.mjs's reconcile-command build instruction. * docs: fix remaining developer-facing bare-install instructions found on re-sweep Codex flagged docs/TAURI-CI.md's "Local parity" section and infra/low-end-ci/INSTALL.md's Phase 8, both genuinely developer-typed setup steps my earlier sweep incorrectly bucketed as CI-internal by association with nearby CI-owned files. Fixed both, plus docs/sprints/local-ai- perfection-RESUME.md (also flagged) and docs/CI.md's own "Local checks" block (same pattern, found proactively on re-sweep). Re-verified every remaining pnpm-install hit in the repo one more time: only genuinely CI-internal/Docker/disabled-workflow/historical/off-topic mentions remain.
Summary
Part of the post-#512 deep audit program (DA-02, third slice after #513/DA-03 and #516/DA-01).
register-sw.tsunconditionally reloaded the page on everycontrollerchangeevent. The project autosave inapp/listenerMiddleware.tsdebounces 1s after the last change and resets on every keystroke, so a user typing continuously has no durable copy of their in-flight edit until they pause β a reload landing inside that window discarded it. "The app auto-saves so a reload is safe" was an unverified assumption baked into a comment in bothregister-sw.tsandpublic/sw.js, not something the code actually guaranteed; verifying it found the assumption false under continuous typing.public/sw.js's copy of that comment is corrected in this PR too.Design (current, after four review-correction rounds)
controllerchangefires on every open tab whenever any tab applies an SW update, not just the tab that triggered it. Only the currently visible tab flushes oncontrollerchangeβ a hidden/background tab defers instead. That is a heuristic, not a proof: a hidden tab's state usually isn't fresher than what's already persisted, but an async operation (e.g. an AI-generation thunk) completing after the tab was hidden can still produce genuinely newer state the best-effort hide-time flush never captured β tracked as residual risk class 2 in #518, not eliminated by deferring.flushLatestState()retries against the store's current state (comparing only the slices actually persisted β project, versionControl, settings, not the whole root state) until a flush completes against state provably unchanged since, bounded to 5 attempts plus one guaranteed final flush, rather than trusting a single snapshot taken before the async write resolves. The whole flush is additionally bounded by an 8s timeout β an unbounded wait (e.g. queued behind another tab's exclusive Web Lock) would otherwise hang indefinitely on a bundle whose old caches are already pruned.The reload always proceeds, regardless of flush outcome (success, failure, or timeout). By the time
controllerchangefires, SW activation has already pruned every old-version cache, so staying on the old bundle already risks missing-chunk failures on any not-yet-loaded lazy view β deferring the reload on a flush failure (the original design) didn't actually protect anything.A hidden tab that later becomes visible does not re-flush before reloading β
index.tsx's ownvisibilitychange-triggered hide-time flush is best-effort (a failure there is only logged, not retried), so re-flushing this tab's possibly-stale copy on becoming visible again risks clobbering a fresher write made by whichever tab actually handled the update while this one was hidden. This is the same trade-off as above, not a separate one: neither choice is provably safe, and re-flushing risks the more severe failure mode (active data clobber vs. a missed but bounded edit).Two supporting storage-layer fixes, load-bearing for the guarantees above:
app/persistedStateFlush.tsnow usesPromise.allSettled(notPromise.all) so a caller that reloads immediately after a rejection never tears down the page while the other save is still mid-write;IdbProjectStore#saveSlicenow resolves ontransaction.oncomplete(notrequest.onsuccess), so "the flush succeeded" actually means the write is durable, not merely accepted.Known residual risk (tracked, not closed by this PR)
An external cross-check correctly identified that this design does not fully close every theoretical race, because a complete close requires real cross-tab writer coordination β out of scope for a local
controllerchangehandler. Tracked in #518: (1)visibilityStateidentifies the foreground tab, not the freshest snapshot β ordinary sequential tab-switching (not just simultaneous multi-window use) can trigger a stale-tab-overwrites-fresh-tab clobber, this is not a rare precondition; (2) the hidden-tab-becomes-visible path trusts a best-effort prior flush that can fail or miss a post-hide async mutation; (3) the final guaranteed flush narrows but doesn't mathematically eliminate the race window.Precise framing, not a technical all-clear: risk frequency is substantially reduced from the original (any typing during a full 1s window, on every deploy, every tab) to a materially smaller set of preconditions β still ordinary usage for class (1), genuinely rarer for (2) and (3). The risk class β data-integrity / edit-loss β has not changed, and architecture-level closure has not been achieved; #518 explicitly tracks this as
PARTIAL_MITIGATION, notTERMINAL, pending the broader cross-tab write-admission work already scoped beyond DA-02's narrow slice (referenced in #518 as the eventual authoritative closure path).Test plan
tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts: visible-tab flush-then-reload ordering, always-reloads-regardless-of-flush-outcome, single-flight on duplicatecontrollerchange, defensive no-store-mounted case, hidden-tab-defers-then-reloads-without-reflushing, retry-until-stable flushing restricted to persisted slices, guaranteed final flush, bounded flush timeouttests/unit/persistedStateFlush.test.ts:Promise.allSettledwaits for both saves to settle before rejectingtests/unit/services/storage/idbProjectStoreSaveSlice.test.ts:saveSliceresolves ontransaction.oncomplete, notrequest.onsuccesssaveSlice/flushPersistedStatecall sitespnpm run lint/pnpm run typecheck/ targeted vitest β all green locallypnpm run ci:prepushβ PASSSummary by Sourcery
Protect in-flight edits during service-worker updates by flushing durable state before visible-tab reloads while preserving bounded recovery when persistence cannot complete.
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