fix(pwa): skip the controllerchange reload on a first-ever install (#585)

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Fixes#585 (production-behavior direction only — see Non-goals).

Problem

public/sw.js calls self.clients.claim() on activate, and register-sw.ts's controllerchange handler unconditionally calls flushLatestStateThenReload() whenever the controller changes while the page is visible. clients.claim() claims already-open clients immediately, not just future navigations — so a completely fresh browser context's very first page load fires controllerchange on that same first-ever page, not only on a version update for a returning visitor. Every first-time visitor, and every fresh E2E browser context, underwent one automatic, unprompted reload shortly after the initial page load.

Root cause

The reload's documented purpose is avoiding a missing-chunk failure, because activate already pruned the old version's cache by the time controllerchange fires — a risk specific to genuine updates. A first-ever install has no prior version to be stale relative to.

Fix (converged through many rounds of review — each closing a narrower race or correctness gap than the last)

The final architecture, after the classification logic went through several rejected intermediate designs (each broken by a real, reproduced counter-example, each superseded fix verified with a negative control — revert → confirm the new test fails → restore → confirm it passes):

• Absolute-URL identity.ServiceWorker.scriptURL is always a fully resolved absolute URL per spec; swUrl is resolved to an absolute URL once (new URL(...).href) before every comparison, so this app's own worker is identified correctly instead of never matching (an earlier relative-path comparison would have silently misclassified every returning visitor).
• Foreign-worker filtering. On a shared origin (e.g. GitHub Pages), a broader-scoped worker's own controllerchange is ignored outright — verified by scriptURL before any queuing or classification — so it can never consume the one-shot exemption or write this app's own install record.
• Persistent installation history. A localStorage record keyed by this app's own absolute script URL is written from any positive evidence (an own controller already at page load, an own 'activated' registration, or a first genuine claim), so future page loads classify instantly and correctly without depending on live Service Worker API timing at all.
• Event queuing during classification. A controllerchange arriving before classification is final — whether during getRegistration(), during its failure-recovery window, or during register() itself — is queued, not guessed at, and replayed once classification is final.
• getRegistration()-failure recovery. If getRegistration() rejects, classification is deferred rather than finalized on zero evidence, and recovered from register()'s own idempotent result once it resolves — so a force-refreshed returning visitor hitting a transient lookup failure is still classified correctly instead of misclassified as a first install. If register()also rejects, classification finalizes to a safe first-install default so no controllerchange is left queued forever.
• One-shot exemption. The first-install classification is consumed after its first use, so a long-lived tab that outlives its own first-install claim still reloads correctly when a later, genuine update takes over.

A full state-transition audit (persistent marker × controller-at-setup × getRegistration() outcome × prior-registration state × register() outcome × controllerchange timing) was performed before the architecture above was accepted as final — see the last two commits' messages for the two gaps it found and closed, and what it confirmed was already correct.

Scope

register-sw.ts's controllerchange handler and its pre-register() detection logic, only.

Non-goals

Per #585's own "Scope for a fix" section, this closes only direction 1 (the production reload decision). Direction 2 (hardening tests/e2e/helpers.ts's startup helpers against an unprompted navigation) is intentionally left to #532, which remains open and already names controllerchange-driven reload as one of several candidate mechanisms in its own still-unresolved startup/harness nondeterminism investigation — this PR does not attempt to close or reopen #532.

A pre-existing, unrelated finding (flushLatestStateThenReload's timeout branch racing an in-flight flush) was verified byte-identical against base main and is out of scope here — dispositioned in review as a variant of the residual class already tracked in #518, not fixed in this PR.

A narrow, compound-timing residual — two tabs racing the very first-ever activation of this origin's service worker so closely that one tab's live (or, in a genuinely first-ever wave, not-yet-persisted) evidence reads as "already installed" — cannot be closed with a local, snapshot-based fix; it requires real cross-tab coordination (e.g. a BroadcastChannel-based install-wave announcement), which is new architectural surface, not a targeted bugfix. This is tracked in #614, not attempted here.

Regression coverage

tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts — grew from 10 tests to 29 across the review cycle, covering: first-ever install (no registration), one-shot consumption, force-refresh with an existing 'activated' registration, concurrent tabs observing each other's in-progress (installing-only or 'activating'-but-not-yet-'activated') registration, absolute-vs-relative scriptURL scoping, foreign-worker exclusion, controllerchange events queued mid-getRegistration() and mid-register(), persistent-record backfill from positive live evidence (including the failure-recovery path), classification recovering from register()'s result when getRegistration() rejects, and the compound double-failure safe default. Every fix above was verified with its own negative control before being accepted.

Validation

• pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts — 29/29 pass on the final head.
• pnpm run lint -- register-sw.ts tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts (exact CI command) — clean.
• node scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs — clean after syncing README's test count (7456+ tests / 598 files).
• Full CI is the authoritative gate for typecheck/build/E2E; not rerun locally per this repo's low-end-hardware guidance.

Summary by Sourcery## Summary by Sourcery

Skip the unnecessary first-load reload caused by service worker activation while retaining safe reload behavior for returning visitors after updates.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent the service worker from triggering an automatic flush-and-reload during its first-ever activation while preserving reloads for genuine updates.
• Correct service worker ownership and installation classification across force refreshes, concurrent installs, shared origins, and asynchronous registration failures.

Enhancements:

• Persist app-specific service worker installation history and queue controller changes until classification is complete.
• Refactor service worker setup into focused helpers without changing update notifications, Tauri cleanup, or periodic sync behavior.

Documentation:

• Synchronize README test-count metrics with the expanded regression suite.

Tests:

• Expand registration and update regression coverage to 29 tests for first installs, update races, worker ownership, persistence, and failure recovery.

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Summary by cubic

Fixes#585 by stopping the service worker's controllerchange reload from firing on a first-ever install, so first-time visitors no longer get an automatic reload. Genuine updates still flush state and reload for returning visitors.

Bug Fixes

• Classifies a first install only when no own controller, no own 'activated' registration, and no persistent record existed at load; foreign workers on shared origins never count.
• Resolves swUrl to an absolute URL before comparing against ServiceWorker.scriptURL — the previous relative comparison silently misclassified every returning visitor.
• Queues controllerchange events arriving before classification completes and replays them once final, so claims racing the async setup aren't missed.
• Recovers classification from register()'s result when getRegistration() rejects; if both reject, defaults to first-install so no events stay queued forever.
• Persists a localStorage record keyed by this app's own script URL from positive evidence, so future loads classify without live-API timing.
• The exemption is one-shot, so a later genuine update on a long-lived tab still reloads.

Refactors

• Extracted classification, Tauri teardown, update-notification setup, and periodic sync into dedicated functions with no behavior change.
• Added regression tests covering installs, concurrent tabs, force-refreshed visitors, foreign workers, queued/rejected lookups, persistent records, and later updates.

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• Bug Fixes

  • Prevented unnecessary page reloads and persisted-state flushing during first-time service-worker installation, including installations racing asynchronous setup.
  • Preserved visibility-aware page reload behavior for subsequent service-worker updates.
  • Improved handling of service-worker updates during navigation and background synchronization.
  • Ignored unrelated service workers and improved reliability when detecting updates across refreshes and delayed registrations.

• Documentation

  • Updated README test metrics to reflect 7,452+ tests across project badges, technology details, structure, and CI metrics.

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CodeAnt-AI Description

Prevent first-install reloads while preserving service worker update refreshes

What Changed

• First-time visitors no longer get an automatic page reload when the service worker takes control.
• Returning visitors still flush pending changes and reload after genuine service worker updates.
• Install history is tracked for this app, including cases where the page has no current controller or an update is still activating.
• Service worker changes from unrelated apps on shared origins are ignored.
• Added regression coverage for first installs, update races, hidden tabs, failed registration checks, foreign workers, and later updates in long-lived tabs.

Impact

✅ No unexpected reload on first visit
✅ Preserved update reloads for returning visitors
✅ Fewer lost or stale app-state risks during updates

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Prevents the PWA from reloading the initial page after a first-ever service-worker claim by snapshotting controller state before registration, while retaining flush-and-reload behavior for genuine updates and adding focused regression coverage.

Sequence diagram for first-ever service worker registration without reload

sequenceDiagram
participant Page
participant RegisterSW as registerServiceWorker
participant ServiceWorker as ServiceWorker
Page->>RegisterSW: registerServiceWorker()
RegisterSW->>RegisterSW: Read navigator.serviceWorker.controller
RegisterSW->>ServiceWorker: register(swUrl)
ServiceWorker-->>Page: controllerchange after clients.claim()
RegisterSW->>RegisterSW: Check hadControllerBeforeRegistration
RegisterSW-->>Page: Log first-ever activation and return
Note over Page: No flushPersistedState and no window.location.reload()

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Sequence diagram for service worker update reload

sequenceDiagram
participant Page
participant RegisterSW as registerServiceWorker
participant ServiceWorker as ServiceWorker
Page->>RegisterSW: registerServiceWorker()
RegisterSW->>RegisterSW: Read existing navigator.serviceWorker.controller
RegisterSW->>ServiceWorker: register(swUrl)
ServiceWorker-->>Page: controllerchange after update activation
RegisterSW->>RegisterSW: Check hadControllerBeforeRegistration
RegisterSW->>RegisterSW: flushLatestStateThenReload()
RegisterSW->>Page: window.location.reload()

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Distinguish first-ever service-worker control from genuine updates before handling controller changes.	Snapshot whether a controller exists before registration. Skip state flushing and reload for the first activation claim, while preserving update reload behavior. Retain existing visibility and refresh guards for returning visitors.	register-sw.ts
Add regression coverage for the fresh-install controllerchange path.	Mock registration with no pre-existing controller. Assert controllerchange performs neither persistence flushing nor page reload. Preserve existing update, retry, timeout, and visibility scenarios.	tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts
Synchronize documented test-count metrics with the added test.	Update the displayed total from 7437+ to 7438+ across README badges, tables, and metrics.	README.md

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#585	Prevent the service worker's first-ever activation from triggering an automatic page reload, while preserving the flush-and-reload behavior for genuine updates on pages already controlled by a service worker.	✅
#585	Make the E2E startup helpers robust against an unprompted service-worker navigation occurring during an action, including in a fresh browser context.	❌	The PR explicitly limits its scope to production behavior. It does not modify or add coverage for tests/e2e/helpers.ts or otherwise harden waitForSpaReady, resolveStartupState, or ensureWelcomePortalEntry against mid-action navigation.

Possibly linked issues

• SW clients.claim() causes an unconditional reload on a brand-new browser context's first page load #585: PR SW clients.claim() causes an unconditional reload on a brand-new browser context's first page load #585 directly fixes issue SW clients.claim() causes an unconditional reload on a brand-new browser context's first page load #585 by preventing first-install controllerchange events from flushing state and reloading.

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The service-worker registration flow distinguishes first activation from later updates, filters foreign workers, persists install history, and handles registration races. Tests cover these states and transitions. README metrics report 7,452+ tests.

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Service worker activation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
First-install activation and reload flow register-sw.ts, tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts	Controller handling starts before asynchronous registration lookup. App-owned workers use persistent install history and scoped URLs to distinguish first activation from later updates. Foreign workers are ignored.
Registration side-effect helpers register-sw.ts	Tauri teardown, update notifications, periodic background sync, and registration cleanup use extracted helpers. Existing error and event behavior remains.
Activation regression coverage tests/unit/registerSwUpdateFlush.test.ts	Tests cover first-install exemptions, persistent records, foreign workers, registration races, later updates, retries, visibility, and flush timeouts.

Test metrics documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Test count updates README.md	Four README sections now report 7,452+ tests instead of 7,446+.

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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to f1b1e

The first-install exemption may also suppress reloads for genuine updates when service-worker registration lookup fails, leaving users on stale application state. This path and its regression coverage should be corrected before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant Page
participant register-sw.ts
participant navigator.serviceWorker
participant window.location
Page->>register-sw.ts: initialize controller-change handling
register-sw.ts->>navigator.serviceWorker: get app-scoped registration
navigator.serviceWorker->>register-sw.ts: return registration state
navigator.serviceWorker->>register-sw.ts: emit app-owned controllerchange
alt first app-owned activation
register-sw.ts->>register-sw.ts: persist install history
else later app-owned update
register-sw.ts->>register-sw.ts: flush persisted state
register-sw.ts->>window.location: reload page
end

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The implementation meets issue #585. It skips first-install reloads, preserves update reloads, scopes classification to the app worker, excludes incomplete installations and foreign workers, and handl…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The production changes and regression tests directly support issue #585. The README metric update documents the expanded test coverage. No unrelated E2E helper changes or other out-of-scope code chang…
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In `@register-sw.ts`:
- Around line 302-303: Update the service-worker registration flow around
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