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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds browser and Electron push registration and delivery, including token cleanup during sign-out. It also adds call and contact location-history APIs, state management, and views in call and contact details. ChangesPush notifications
Call and contact location history
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant useWebPushRegistration
participant FirebaseMessaging
participant registerDevice
participant runSignOutHooks
User->>useWebPushRegistration: Sign in and grant browser permission
useWebPushRegistration->>FirebaseMessaging: Request push token
FirebaseMessaging-->>useWebPushRegistration: Return token
useWebPushRegistration->>registerDevice: Register token for user
User->>runSignOutHooks: Sign out with saved access token
runSignOutHooks->>registerDevice: Unregister web-push token
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A notification click may fail to open its destination during page startup, and sign-out may briefly leave a permission prompt armed. These bounded risks are suitable for owner follow-up. 🚥 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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| const release = () => activePushNotifications.delete(notification); | ||
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| notification.on('click', () => { |
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The notification listener lifecycle in electron/main.js, electron/preload.js, and electron/push-receiver.js lacks deterministic cleanup for click, close, and failure events. Add an error or failure handler and explicitly remove the notification listeners when the notification is clicked, closed, or fails.
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const handleClick = () => { release(); onClick(); }; const handleClose = () => { release(); notification.removeListener('click', handleClick); notification.removeListener('close', handleClose); }; notification.on('click', handleClick); notification.on('close', handleClose); notification.on('failed', handleClose);Prompt for LLM
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The notification listener lifecycle in `electron/main.js`, `electron/preload.js`, and `electron/push-receiver.js` lacks deterministic cleanup for click, close, and failure events. Add an error or failure handler and explicitly remove the notification listeners when the notification is clicked, closed, or fails.
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const handleClick = () => { release(); onClick(); }; const handleClose = () => { release(); notification.removeListener('click', handleClick); notification.removeListener('close', handleClose); }; notification.on('click', handleClick); notification.on('close', handleClose); notification.on('failed', handleClose);
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| ipcMain.handle('push:stop', async (_event, shouldForget) => { | ||
| stop(!!shouldForget); | ||
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push:stop can clear the receiver while an earlier start() awaits registerIfNeeded(), allowing its continuation to restore receiver and reconnect after sign-out or a Firebase configuration change. Invalidate in-flight starts with a generation or cancellation token and check it after each await before assigning receiver or calling connect().
ipcMain.handle('push:stop', async (_event, shouldForget) => {
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`push:stop` can clear the receiver while an earlier `start()` awaits `registerIfNeeded()`, allowing its continuation to restore `receiver` and reconnect after sign-out or a Firebase configuration change. Invalidate in-flight starts with a generation or cancellation token and check it after each await before assigning `receiver` or calling `connect()`.
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ipcMain.handle('push:stop', async (_event, shouldForget) => {
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stop(!!shouldForget);
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| rememberPersistentId(envelope && envelope.persistentId); | ||
| const payload = toPayload(envelope && envelope.message, options.appName); |
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handleMessage persists the FCM persistent ID before confirming delivery, so notify() returning false for unsupported native notifications causes the push to be discarded and suppressed on later launches. Persist the ID only after sending to the page or successfully queuing or displaying a notification, or retain the undelivered envelope for retry.
function handleMessage(envelope) {
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`handleMessage` persists the FCM persistent ID before confirming delivery, so `notify()` returning false for unsupported native notifications causes the push to be discarded and suppressed on later launches. Persist the ID only after sending to the page or successfully queuing or displaying a notification, or retain the undelivered envelope for retry.
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// Remember only after send/notify succeeds; otherwise the push must remain retryable.
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| if (!options.send('push:notification-click', payload)) { | ||
| // No page to take it yet (the window was closed, or is still loading): it asks when it starts. | ||
| pendingClick = payload; | ||
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The receiver stores only one pending notification click in pendingClick, so clicks received while the page is closed or loading overwrite earlier payloads and dispatch only the last click. Store pending payloads in a FIFO queue and consume one item per push:take-pending-click invocation.
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The receiver stores only one pending notification click in `pendingClick`, so clicks received while the page is closed or loading overwrite earlier payloads and dispatch only the last click. Store pending payloads in a FIFO queue and consume one item per `push:take-pending-click` invocation.
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The notification-click promise chain in public/service-worker.js can produce unhandled rejections when matching, focusing, opening, or messaging clients fails. Append a catch handler that logs the error.
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event.waitUntil(
self.clients.matchAll({ type: 'window', includeUncontrolled: true }).then((windows) => {
const client = windows.find((candidate) => 'focus' in candidate);
if (client) {
return client.focus().then((focused) => (focused || client).postMessage({ type: 'NOTIFICATION_CLICK', data }));
}
if (!self.clients.openWindow) {
return undefined;
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return self.clients.openWindow('/').then((opened) => {
if (opened) {
pendingClicks.set(opened.id, data);
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console.error('notification click handling failed', { operation: 'handleNotificationClick', error });
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self.clients.matchAll({ type: 'window', includeUncontrolled: true }).then((windows) => {
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if (client) {
return client.focus().then((focused) => (focused || client).postMessage({ type: 'NOTIFICATION_CLICK', data }));
}
if (!self.clients.openWindow) {
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return self.clients.openWindow('/').then((opened) => {
if (opened) {
pendingClicks.set(opened.id, data);
}
});
}).catch((error) => {
console.error('notification click handling failed', { operation: 'handleNotificationClick', error });
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| const getContactCallHistoryApi = createApiEndpoint('/Contacts/GetContactCallHistory'); | ||
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| export const getContactCallHistory = async (contactId: string, signal?: AbortSignal) => { | ||
| const response = await getContactCallHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ contactId }, signal); |
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The external getContactCallHistoryApi.get call in src/api/contacts/contactCallHistory.ts can expose an uncontextualized failure. Wrap it in try/catch, include the contactId and operation context, and map the failure to an application-level error with the original error as its cause.
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let response;
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response = await getContactCallHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ contactId }, signal);
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response = await getContactCallHistoryApi.get<LocationHistoryResult>({ contactId }, signal);
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throw new Error(`Failed to fetch contact call history for contact ${contactId}`, { cause: error });
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| <Box className="mb-3 rounded-lg border border-gray-200 bg-white dark:border-gray-700 dark:bg-gray-900" testID={`location-history-call-${call.CallId}`}> | ||
| <Pressable onPress={() => onOpenCall(call.CallId)} className="p-3" testID={`location-history-open-${call.CallId}`}> |
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Inline arrow functions in JSX props, including src/components/calls/location-history-panel.tsx:100-100 and src/components/contacts/contact-details-sheet.tsx:249-249, create new function instances on every render and violate the team rule against .bind() and inline arrows. Move the function definitions outside the render method.
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| token: this.pushToken, | ||
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| // The token alone is enough to push to this device; it never goes to the logs whole. | ||
| token: `${this.pushToken.slice(0, 8)}…`, |
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this.pushToken is a credential, so logging even its first eight characters in src/services/push-notification.ts exposes sensitive data. Omit the token or log a consistently generated, non-reversible hash such as hashSecret(this.pushToken).
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| document.addEventListener('click', ask, true); |
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The click listener registered by src/services/web-push.web.ts remains attached if the user never clicks or the owning component unmounts. Add a deterministic teardown path that removes the listener from the owning component's cleanup.
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| expect(useLocationHistoryStore.getState().entries['call:42'].history?.Calls[0].CallId).toBe('new'); |
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The entry, Calls collection, and first element may be absent before accessing CallId in src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts, src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:61-61, and electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:27-27. Use optional chaining for each potentially absent reference.
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The entry, `Calls` collection, and first element may be absent before accessing `CallId` in `src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts`, `src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:61-61`, and `electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts:27-27`. Use optional chaining for each potentially absent reference.
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The entry, history, Calls, and first element may be null or undefined before CallId is accessed in src/stores/calls/__tests__/location-history-store.test.ts and src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:61-61. Guard each reference with optional chaining.
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| message: 'Failed to fetch location history', |
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The Failed to fetch location history log in src/stores/calls/location-history-store.ts embeds the operation name only in message, preventing structured filtering while omitting structured error and source identifiers. Include the operation as an op field and retain the error and source identifiers in structured context.
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Review comments at @src/app/call/[id].web.tsx:
- Line 236: Make the tab navigation containing the History tab horizontally
scrollable or allow its buttons to wrap on narrow web widths, so every tab
remains visible and clickable despite tabsCard overflow. Locate the navigation
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Unhandled promise rejections can occur when ipcMain.invoke('push:start', firebase) rejects in electron/__tests__/push-receiver.test.ts and the same pattern at src/services/__tests__/service-worker.test.ts:119-119, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:161-161, src/components/calls/__tests__/location-history-panel.test.tsx:174-174, src/services/__tests__/web-push.web.test.ts:288-288, and src/services/__tests__/web-push.web.test.ts:285-285. Attach .catch to handle or assert the expected failure.
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Permission cancellation remains tied to the registration effect cleanup instead of the sign-out hook, allowing a pending document click listener to invoke Notification.requestPermission() and register or prompt for push while the user is signing out. Call cancelPermissionAsk() at the beginning of the registered sign-out hook, or synchronously when sign-out starts, and test by arming the prompt, running the sign-out hooks, and clicking the page.
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Permission cancellation remains tied to the registration effect cleanup instead of the sign-out hook, allowing a pending document click listener to invoke `Notification.requestPermission()` and register or prompt for push while the user is signing out. Call `cancelPermissionAsk()` at the beginning of the registered sign-out hook, or synchronously when sign-out starts, and test by arming the prompt, running the sign-out hooks, and clicking the page.
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Log context omits the operation name in src/stores/calls/location-history-store.ts, electron/push-receiver.js:232-232, public/service-worker.js:93-93, electron/push-receiver.js:136-136, and electron/push-receiver.js:208-208, forcing consumers to parse the message string while retaining source identifiers and sanitized error details. Add the operation as a structured field, such as op: 'fetchLocationHistory', alongside status, errorType, kind, and id.
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Log context omits the operation name in `src/stores/calls/location-history-store.ts`, `electron/push-receiver.js:232-232`, `public/service-worker.js:93-93`, `electron/push-receiver.js:136-136`, and `electron/push-receiver.js:208-208`, forcing consumers to parse the message string while retaining source identifiers and sanitized error details. Add the operation as a structured field, such as `op: 'fetchLocationHistory'`, alongside `status`, `errorType`, `kind`, and `id`.
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context: { op: 'fetchLocationHistory', status: responseStatus(error), errorType: problemType(error), kind: source.kind, id: source.id },
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- Around line 67-97: Update the notification-click flow around pendingClicks so
clicks for existing and newly opened clients are queued per client without
overwriting one another, assigned request IDs, and delivered only after a
matching CLIENT_READY or an initial uncorrelated CLIENT_READY flushes the queue;
send CLIENT_READY_REQUEST and remove queued clicks after delivery or a bounded
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Queue existing-window notification clicks until the page is ready.
When an existing window is found, the worker posts NOTIFICATION_CLICK immediately. The page attaches its listener from useEffect, so the message can arrive before the listener exists. The later CLIENT_READY cannot recover the click because pendingClicks is populated only for the newly opened-window path. openWebPush() then does not run, so deep-link navigation or the fallback alert is skipped.
Use a bounded per-click readiness handshake for both paths. Keep a queue of pending clicks per client, assign each click a request ID, and send CLIENT_READY_REQUEST. Have the page return the same request ID in CLIENT_READY. Let the initial uncorrelated CLIENT_READY flush all queued clicks for a newly opened or late-starting page. Remove each click on delivery or a bounded timeout. This preserves the newly opened-window path and does not overwrite multiple pending clicks. Add tests for late listener attachment, worker restart, multiple clicks for one client, and the newly opened-window path.
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Review comment at @public/service-worker.js around lines 67 - 97:
Update the notification-click flow around pendingClicks so clicks for existing
and newly opened clients are queued per client without overwriting one another,
assigned request IDs, and delivered only after a matching CLIENT_READY or an
initial uncorrelated CLIENT_READY flushes the queue; send CLIENT_READY_REQUEST
and remove queued clicks after delivery or a bounded timeout. Preserve
NOTIFICATION_CLICK delivery and cover late listener attachment, worker restart,
multiple clicks for one client, and the newly opened-window path with tests.
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Summary
Adds cross-platform web and desktop push notifications, introduces call/contact location history views, and updates device registration and sign-out handling to prevent stale push tokens from remaining active.
Changes
Web and desktop push notifications
Devices/RegisterDeviceusing the signed-in user rather than a unit.Devices/UnRegisterWebPush.Call and contact history
Calls/GetCallLocationHistoryContacts/GetContactCallHistoryLocationHistoryPanelthat displays:Hosting and association files
Tests
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