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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (1)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds browser and Electron push registration, delivery, click routing, and sign-out cleanup. It adds call-history retrieval and panels for calls and contacts. It also adds Apple and Android credential-association files and nginx routes, plus a Docker entrypoint adjustment. ChangesWeb and desktop push delivery
Call history
Mobile credential associations
Container setup
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PushNotificationService
participant FirebaseMessaging
participant DevicesAPI
PushNotificationService->>FirebaseMessaging: Request FCM token
FirebaseMessaging-->>PushNotificationService: Return token
PushNotificationService->>DevicesAPI: Register token for active unit
sequenceDiagram
participant LocationHistoryPanel
participant LocationHistoryStore
participant HistoryAPI
LocationHistoryPanel->>LocationHistoryStore: Fetch history for call or contact
LocationHistoryStore->>HistoryAPI: Request source history
HistoryAPI-->>LocationHistoryStore: Return history result
LocationHistoryStore-->>LocationHistoryPanel: Provide history state
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A notification click can open the app without taking the user to its destination. The app remains usable, but the click handoff should be fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1 | ❓ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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| expect(created.config.firebase).toEqual({ apiKey: 'api-key', appId: firebase.appId, projectId: 'resgrid-web', messagingSenderId: '343968022249' }); | ||
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| const saved = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(storePath, 'utf8')); |
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Synchronous fs.readFileSync blocks the event loop inside the async test in electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts. Use await fs.promises.readFile instead.
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| // Notifications are held until clicked or closed: one that is garbage collected loses its click handler. | ||
| const activePushNotifications = new Set(); | ||
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Unreported push receiver failures in electron/main.js can be silently ignored when registerPushReceiver lacks an explicit error handler. Pass onError: handlePushReceiverError while retaining the existing stop-based cleanup path.
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| const isCall = payload.category === 'calls'; |
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Potentially incomplete payload data can cause payload.category to throw before the call category is evaluated, and the string literal does not use the defined category constant. Use optional chaining and PushCategory.Calls to safely compute isCall.
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| // The token exists once registration is done; the connection that delivers pushes can come up after | ||
| // (and keeps retrying on its own), so the page can register without waiting on it. | ||
| await instance.registerIfNeeded(); | ||
| instance.connect().catch((error) => log.warn('Desktop push: connection failed', error)); | ||
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Race condition in push:stop: start() can be destroyed while awaiting registerIfNeeded, then its continuation calls connect() and leaves the stopped receiver running, allowing a concurrent sign-out or Firebase-config change to resurrect the FCM connection with credentials that should be shut down. Add a start-generation or cancellation check after registerIfNeeded and before connect() or return, then destroy or discard instances whose generation is no longer current.
await instance.registerIfNeeded();
if (receiver !== instance || receiverKey !== key) {
instance.destroy();
return null;
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instance.connect().catch((error) => log.warn('Desktop push: connection failed', error));
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Race condition in `push:stop`: `start()` can be destroyed while awaiting `registerIfNeeded`, then its continuation calls `connect()` and leaves the stopped receiver running, allowing a concurrent sign-out or Firebase-config change to resurrect the FCM connection with credentials that should be shut down. Add a start-generation or cancellation check after `registerIfNeeded` and before `connect()` or return, then destroy or discard instances whose generation is no longer current.
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if (receiver !== instance || receiverKey !== key) {
instance.destroy();
return null;
}
instance.connect().catch((error) => log.warn('Desktop push: connection failed', error));
return instance.fcmToken;
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| function handleMessage(envelope) { | ||
| rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId); | ||
| const payload = toPayload(envelope && envelope.message, options.appName); | ||
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| options.notify(payload, () => deliverClick(payload)); |
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Delivery tracking in handleMessage persists the ID before confirming delivery and ignores the boolean result of options.notify; when Electron notifications are unsupported and the configured notify callback returns false, the push is neither shown nor queued, but FCM suppresses it on restart and permanently loses the notification. Persist the ID only after a successful focused-window send or successful notification or queued fallback, or retain an undelivered envelope for retry.
function handleMessage(envelope) {
const payload = toPayload(envelope && envelope.message, options.appName);
if (options.isWindowFocused() && options.send('push:received', payload)) {
rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId);
return;
}
if (options.notify(payload, () => deliverClick(payload))) {
rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId);
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Delivery tracking in `handleMessage` persists the ID before confirming delivery and ignores the boolean result of `options.notify`; when Electron notifications are unsupported and the configured notify callback returns `false`, the push is neither shown nor queued, but FCM suppresses it on restart and permanently loses the notification. Persist the ID only after a successful focused-window send or successful notification or queued fallback, or retain an undelivered envelope for retry.
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function handleMessage(envelope) {
const payload = toPayload(envelope && envelope.message, options.appName);
if (options.isWindowFocused() && options.send('push:received', payload)) {
rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId);
return;
}
if (options.notify(payload, () => deliverClick(payload))) {
rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId);
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| self.registration.showNotification(push.title, { | ||
| body: push.body, | ||
| icon: '/favicon.ico', | ||
| tag: push.eventCode || undefined, | ||
| renotify: !!push.eventCode, | ||
| requireInteraction: isCall(push), | ||
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| self.clients.matchAll({ type: 'window', includeUncontrolled: true }).then((windows) => { | ||
| windows.forEach((client) => client.postMessage({ type: 'PUSH_RECEIVED', data: push })); | ||
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Failures from self.registration.showNotification or client messaging currently reject the Promise.all passed to event.waitUntil without operation context, obscuring push-handling errors. Add a catch handler that logs push handling failed with the handle push operation and the original error.
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event.waitUntil(
Promise.all([
self.registration.showNotification(push.title, {
body: push.body,
icon: '/favicon.ico',
tag: push.eventCode || undefined,
renotify: !!push.eventCode,
requireInteraction: isCall(push),
data: push,
}),
self.clients.matchAll({ type: 'window', includeUncontrolled: true }).then((windows) => {
windows.forEach((client) => client.postMessage({ type: 'PUSH_RECEIVED', data: push }));
}),
]).catch((error) => {
console.error('push handling failed', { operation: 'handle push', error });
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Failures from `self.registration.showNotification` or client messaging currently reject the `Promise.all` passed to `event.waitUntil` without operation context, obscuring push-handling errors. Add a catch handler that logs `push handling failed` with the `handle push` operation and the original error.
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Promise.all([
self.registration.showNotification(push.title, {
body: push.body,
icon: '/favicon.ico',
tag: push.eventCode || undefined,
renotify: !!push.eventCode,
requireInteraction: isCall(push),
data: push,
}),
self.clients.matchAll({ type: 'window', includeUncontrolled: true }).then((windows) => {
windows.forEach((client) => client.postMessage({ type: 'PUSH_RECEIVED', data: push }));
}),
]).catch((error) => {
console.error('push handling failed', { operation: 'handle push', error });
})
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| const getCallLocationHistoryApi = createApiEndpoint('/Calls/GetCallLocationHistory'); | ||
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| export const getCallLocationHistory = async (callId: string, signal?: AbortSignal) => { | ||
| const response = await getCallLocationHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ callId }, signal); |
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Unhandled failures from getCallLocationHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ callId }, signal) lose the call identifier and operation context, making external API errors difficult to trace. Wrap the request in try/catch and rethrow an error that identifies the call location history operation and preserves the original failure as its cause.
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try {
response = await getCallLocationHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ callId }, signal);
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Unhandled failures from `getCallLocationHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ callId }, signal)` lose the call identifier and operation context, making external API errors difficult to trace. Wrap the request in `try/catch` and rethrow an error that identifies the call location history operation and preserves the original failure as its cause.
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response = await getCallLocationHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ callId }, signal);
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to fetch call location history for call ${callId}`, { cause: error });
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| <Box className="mb-3 rounded-lg border border-gray-200 bg-white dark:border-gray-700 dark:bg-gray-900" testID={`location-history-call-${call.CallId}`}> | ||
| <Pressable onPress={() => onOpenCall(call.CallId)} className="p-3" testID={`location-history-open-${call.CallId}`}> |
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Inline arrow functions in JSX props create a new function on every render, violating the team rule and adding unnecessary render overhead in src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:100-100 and src/components/contacts/contact-details-sheet.tsx:340-340. Move the handler definitions outside the render method.
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Inline arrow functions in JSX props create a new function on every render, violating the team rule and adding unnecessary render overhead in `src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:100-100` and `src/components/contacts/contact-details-sheet.tsx:340-340`. Move the handler definitions outside the render method.
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| let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined; | ||
| const timeout = new Promise<void>((resolve) => { | ||
| timer = setTimeout(resolve, SIGN_OUT_HOOK_TIMEOUT_MS); | ||
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| await Promise.race([Promise.allSettled([...hooks].map((hook) => hook(accessToken))), timeout]); | ||
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Promise.race times out runSignOutHooks without canceling its hook promises, so the push sign-out hook can continue server unregister and local-token teardown after logout returns; a network call exceeding three seconds can leave the old browser or desktop receiver active while the next user signs in, allowing previous-session pushes and late unregister or delete operations to interfere with the new session. Make sign-out hooks cancellable and abort timed-out work, or have the push hook disable local delivery before the network request and use an abortable request tied to the sign-out deadline.
try {
const hookRun = Promise.allSettled([...hooks].map((hook) => hook(accessToken)));
await Promise.race([hookRun, timeout]);
} finally {
clearTimeout(timer);
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`Promise.race` times out `runSignOutHooks` without canceling its hook promises, so the push sign-out hook can continue server unregister and local-token teardown after logout returns; a network call exceeding three seconds can leave the old browser or desktop receiver active while the next user signs in, allowing previous-session pushes and late unregister or delete operations to interfere with the new session. Make sign-out hooks cancellable and abort timed-out work, or have the push hook disable local delivery before the network request and use an abortable request tied to the sign-out deadline.
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const hookRun = Promise.allSettled([...hooks].map((hook) => hook(accessToken)));
await Promise.race([hookRun, timeout]);
} finally {
clearTimeout(timer);
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| listeners[type]({ ...event, waitUntil: (promise: Promise<unknown>) => (pending = promise) }); |
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An undefined listeners[type] causes a dereference failure when the test invokes it. Guard the listener with optional chaining before invocation.
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| message: 'A sign-out hook failed', | ||
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The A sign-out hook failed warning stores the error only in an unstructured context, making the failed operation difficult to query or trace. Add the structured operation: 'signOutHooks' field and relevant non-sensitive context.
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Review comments at @electron/push-receiver.js:
- Around line 153-187: Add a generation counter to the push receiver lifecycle:
increment it in stop and capture its value in start after stop(false). In
start’s onCredentialsChanged callback, ignore saves if the generation has
changed; after registerIfNeeded, return null and skip connect when it has
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- Line 39: Update the timestamp formatting in the location-history panel to
parse ISO timestamps as UTC instants before passing them to
formatDateForDisplay, so note timestamps and the LoggedOn fallback display
correctly in local time. Replace the local-component parsing performed by
parseDateISOString in this formatting path.
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- Around line 355-378: Update the registerSignOutHook callback to wait for any
in-flight syncQueue work before reading the stored registration, so sign-out can
clean up registrations created by that sync. In runSync, recheck the current
identity after asynchronous registration completes; if it is absent or differs
from the identity used to register, unregister that token, delete the local
token, and avoid writing a registration for the ended session or previous unit.
Review comments at @src/stores/calls/location-history-store.ts:
- Line 45: Clear previously revealed history synchronously in the
location-history store when a grant is cleared; do not preserve it while the
replacement fetch is loading. In src/stores/calls/location-history-store.ts,
line 45, update the state for the affected key to discard its existing history.
In src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx, line 143, observe
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| // A rejected waitUntil is dropped without a word: this is the only trace a failed push leaves. | ||
| console.error('Web push: the push could not be handled', { eventCode: push.eventCode, error }); |
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Insufficient structured context in the Web Push error log prevents consumers from reliably identifying the operation from the message string; the same issue occurs in src/services/push-notification.web.ts:377-377, src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:105-105, and electron/push-receiver.js:141-141. Include the operation name as an explicit operation field alongside the event identifier and error.
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Insufficient structured context in the Web Push error log prevents consumers from reliably identifying the operation from the message string; the same issue occurs in `src/services/push-notification.web.ts:377-377`, `src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:105-105`, and `electron/push-receiver.js:141-141`. Include the operation name as an explicit `operation` field alongside the event identifier and `error`.
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| if (!id || !grantToken || stepUpExpiresAt == null) { | ||
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| const timer = setTimeout(() => fetchHistory({ kind, id }, { discard: true }), Math.max(0, stepUpExpiresAt - Date.now())); |
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Unhandled rejection occurs when the timer callback invokes fetchHistory in src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx, allowing an expiry-triggered refresh to reject without handling; the same pattern occurs at src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:160-160, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:289-289, src/services/push-notification.web.ts:387-387, src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:73-73, src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:79-79, electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:205-205, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:329-329, electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:268-268, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:323-323, electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:264-264, electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:279-279, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:78-78, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:306-306, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:162-162, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:172-172, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:187-187, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:189-189, src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:84-84, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:322-322, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:315-315, src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:74-74, electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:278-278, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:286-286, src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:303-303, and src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:306-306. Catch the promise returned by fetchHistory inside the timer callback and log failures with logger.error.
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const timer = setTimeout(() => {
void fetchHistory({ kind, id }, { discard: true }).catch((error) => {
logger.error('location history expiry refresh failed', { operation: 'fetchHistory', id, error });
});
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File src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:
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Unhandled rejection occurs when the timer callback invokes `fetchHistory` in `src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx`, allowing an expiry-triggered refresh to reject without handling; the same pattern occurs at `src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:160-160`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:289-289`, `src/services/push-notification.web.ts:387-387`, `src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:73-73`, `src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:79-79`, `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:205-205`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:329-329`, `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:268-268`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:323-323`, `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:264-264`, `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:279-279`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:78-78`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:306-306`, `src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:162-162`, `src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:172-172`, `src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:187-187`, `src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:189-189`, `src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:84-84`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:322-322`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:315-315`, `src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts:74-74`, `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:278-278`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:286-286`, `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:303-303`, and `src/services/__tests__/push-notification.web.test.ts:306-306`. Catch the promise returned by `fetchHistory` inside the timer callback and log failures with `logger.error`.
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const timer = setTimeout(() => {
void fetchHistory({ kind, id }, { discard: true }).catch((error) => {
logger.error('location history expiry refresh failed', { operation: 'fetchHistory', id, error });
});
}, Math.max(0, stepUpExpiresAt - Date.now()));
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| // Read while the session's config is still loaded: the cleanup can run after sign-out has moved on. | ||
| const config = getWebPushConfig(); | ||
| // Queued behind any sync in flight, so the registration that sync is still writing is the one taken off. The next | ||
| // sign-in's sync queues behind this in turn: a cleanup that outlasts sign-out's wait never tears down that session's token. | ||
| return enqueue(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config)); |
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Sign-out cleanup is queued behind an unbounded in-flight runSync operation, so if mintBrowserToken or startDesktop hangs beyond the sign-out hook's 3-second timeout, runSignOutHooks returns and auth clears the session without running signOutCleanup at this enqueue site, leaving the prior user's browser token registered locally and on the server and allowing post-logout pushes. Make sign-out cleanup bypass or cancel the in-flight sync, or give the queued sync cancellation or a timeout so cleanup executes after the hook timeout.
registerSignOutHook((accessToken) => {\n const config = getWebPushConfig();\n // Do not let a hung token mint block the security cleanup after the hook timeout.\n return enqueueSignOutCleanup(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config));\n});Prompt for LLM
File src/services/push-notification.web.ts:
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Sign-out cleanup is queued behind an unbounded in-flight `runSync` operation, so if `mintBrowserToken` or `startDesktop` hangs beyond the sign-out hook's 3-second timeout, `runSignOutHooks` returns and auth clears the session without running `signOutCleanup` at this enqueue site, leaving the prior user's browser token registered locally and on the server and allowing post-logout pushes. Make sign-out cleanup bypass or cancel the in-flight sync, or give the queued sync cancellation or a timeout so cleanup executes after the hook timeout.
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registerSignOutHook((accessToken) => {\n const config = getWebPushConfig();\n // Do not let a hung token mint block the security cleanup after the hook timeout.\n return enqueueSignOutCleanup(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config));\n});
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| registerSignOutHook((accessToken) => { | ||
| // Read while the session's config is still loaded: the cleanup can run after sign-out has moved on. | ||
| const config = getWebPushConfig(); | ||
| // Queued behind any sync in flight, so the registration that sync is still writing is the one taken off. The next | ||
| // sign-in's sync queues behind this in turn: a cleanup that outlasts sign-out's wait never tears down that session's token. | ||
| return enqueue(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config)); |
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Sign-out hook registration lacks an explicit error handler and a deterministic unsubscribe path for the registered listener, so signOutCleanup failures and service teardown cannot be handled reliably. Register the listener with an error callback and retain its unsubscribe function for service teardown.
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const unsubscribe = registerSignOutHook(
(accessToken) => enqueue(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config)),
(error) => logger.warn({ message: 'Web push sign-out cleanup failed', context: { operation: 'signOutCleanup', error } }),
);
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File src/services/push-notification.web.ts:
Line 392 to 397:
Sign-out hook registration lacks an explicit error handler and a deterministic unsubscribe path for the registered listener, so `signOutCleanup` failures and service teardown cannot be handled reliably. Register the listener with an error callback and retain its unsubscribe function for service teardown.
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const unsubscribe = registerSignOutHook(
(accessToken) => enqueue(() => signOutCleanup(accessToken, config)),
(error) => logger.warn({ message: 'Web push sign-out cleanup failed', context: { operation: 'signOutCleanup', error } }),
);
// Call unsubscribe during service teardown.
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- Around line 392-397: Bound potentially hanging work in runSync, especially
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| export const unRegisterWebPush = async (data: WebPushUnRegistrationInput, signal?: AbortSignal) => { | ||
| const response = await unRegisterWebPushApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal); |
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Unhandled rejection in the awaited unregistration request obscures the operation that failed. Wrap the request in try/catch and rethrow it as an error with the Failed to unregister web push context and the original error as its cause.
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response = await unRegisterWebPushApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal);
} catch (error) {
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Unhandled rejection in the awaited unregistration request obscures the operation that failed. Wrap the request in try/catch and rethrow it as an error with the `Failed to unregister web push` context and the original error as its cause.
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response = await unRegisterWebPushApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal);
} catch (error) {
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| const unRegisterWebPushApi = createApiEndpoint('/Devices/UnRegisterWebPush'); | ||
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| export const registerUnitDevice = async (data: PushRegistrationUnitInput, signal?: AbortSignal) => { | ||
| const response = await registerUnitDeviceApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal); |
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External API failures from registerUnitDeviceApi.post lack operation context. Wrap the call in try/catch and rethrow it as an error with the Failed to register device context and the original error as its cause.
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let response;
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response = await registerUnitDeviceApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal);
} catch (error) {
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response = await registerUnitDeviceApi.post<PushRegistrationResult>({ ...data }, signal);
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Insufficient `logger.warn` context prevents correlating sign-out cleanup failures with the affected registration. Include `registration.unitId` and `registration.prefix` alongside the `signOutCleanup` operation and `error` context.
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🟡 Minor · Buffer readiness while opening the window. · service-worker.js:83-87
public/service-worker.js:83-87
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBuffer readiness while opening the window.
If the new page sends
CLIENT_READYbeforeself.clients.openWindow('/')fulfills, the worker ignores it becausependingClicksis not set yet. The promise callback then stores the click, but this page initialization path does not resendCLIENT_READY. The app can open at/without receiving the notification click payload. Buffer readiness by client ID while an open is pending, then match it toopened.id; this leaves the existing-client focus path unchanged.Suggested fix
const pendingClicks = new Map(); +const earlyReadyClients = new Map(); +let openingClickWindows = 0; + openingClickWindows += 1; return self.clients.openWindow('/').then((opened) => { if (opened) { - pendingClicks.set(opened.id, data); + const readyClient = earlyReadyClients.get(opened.id); + if (readyClient) { + earlyReadyClients.delete(opened.id); + readyClient.postMessage({ type: 'NOTIFICATION_CLICK', data }); + } else { + pendingClicks.set(opened.id, data); + } } + }).finally(() => { + openingClickWindows -= 1; + if (!openingClickWindows) { + earlyReadyClients.clear(); + } }); @@ - if (event.data.type === 'CLIENT_READY' && pendingClicks.has(event.source.id)) { - const data = pendingClicks.get(event.source.id); - pendingClicks.delete(event.source.id); - event.source.postMessage({ type: 'NOTIFICATION_CLICK', data }); + if (event.data.type === 'CLIENT_READY') { + if (pendingClicks.has(event.source.id)) { + const data = pendingClicks.get(event.source.id); + pendingClicks.delete(event.source.id); + event.source.postMessage({ type: 'NOTIFICATION_CLICK', data }); + } else if (openingClickWindows > 0) { + earlyReadyClients.set(event.source.id, event.source); + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 83-87: Update the notification-click flow around
self.clients.openWindow and the CLIENT_READY handler to buffer readiness
messages received while a click window is opening, keyed by client ID. When
openWindow resolves, match the opened client ID to any buffered readiness and
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