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Incident-command capability handling now informs permission-gated controls and command actions. Local optimistic-row IDs resolve to acknowledged server IDs. The storage sync screen now uses a shared formatter for queued-item error labels.
Changes: Incident command permissions and actions
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Summary
Capability contracts and permission resolution packages/models/src/v4/incidentCommand/*, packages/models/src/v4/security/departmentRightsResultData.ts, packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts, packages/features/src/incident-command/lib/permissions.ts, packages/features/src/incident-command/hooks/use-command-permissions.ts
Capability flags, role mappings, and response shapes are updated. Capability fetching and permission resolution now account for both incident-command tiers and board ownership.
Optimistic row IDs and command state packages/data/src/incident-command/command-store.ts, packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts
Command state persists resolved local-row IDs for seven days. Command handlers translate IDs in queued writes and record server IDs from create acknowledgements. Blank-target resource moves reassign a found assignment with an empty node ID. A rejected command close no longer removes the board from state.
Command-board controls and sheets, establishment controls, note visibility options, and the voice create panel now follow permission state. The board shows a retryable state when the user cannot view it.
Queued-item error labels
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Summary
Format and display queued-item errors packages/features/src/settings/lib/format.ts, packages/features/src/settings/screens/storage-sync-screen.tsx
A shared formatter selects an error label from the HTTP status, non-generic error code, or message. The storage sync screen uses that formatter.
sequenceDiagram
participant useCommandPermissions
participant fetchCapabilities
participant resolveCommandPermissions
participant CommandBoardView
useCommandPermissions->>fetchCapabilities: Request capabilities for assist or command tier
fetchCapabilities-->>useCommandPermissions: Return validated capability bitmask
useCommandPermissions->>resolveCommandPermissions: Pass tier, capabilities, and board ownership
resolveCommandPermissions-->>useCommandPermissions: Return resolved permissions
useCommandPermissions->>CommandBoardView: Provide permission flags
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Moving an offline-created resource assignment to the unassigned pool can be marked as delivered without actually moving the resource. The affected path is narrow, but it silently loses a user action. Resolve this before merging or explicitly accept it.
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| BigBoard | Unattended wall display: widget grid (personnel, units with status timers, unit alerts, calls, map, weather) | TV / monitor |
App login gates: `CanLoginToDispatchApp`, `CanLoginToCommandApp` in rights (permissions 29/30, default allow). The app identifies itself with `X-Resgrid-Client` (`responder|unit|dispatch|bigboard|command|ic|…`) → server claim `client_app`; the server changes behaviour per app (e.g. BigBoard gets a redacted "safe shell" for protected departments).
App login gates: `CanLoginToDispatchApp`, `CanLoginToCommandApp` in rights (permissions 29/30, default allow). `CanLoginToCommandApp` is also the department's **run-command** permission (establish command; work boards where the member holds incident capabilities). **View Command Boards** (permission 125, rights `CanViewCommandBoards`; no row = follows 30) decides who reads every board; members on an incident (command staff, lane leads, dispatched directly or via group/role/a unit they crew, placed on the board) always read that board. Per board, `IncidentRoles/GetMyCapabilities` (bitmask on the envelope, not `Data`) is exactly what Core accepts: commander and establisher get all, ICS roles parts, everyone else read-only — gate every board control on it. The app identifies itself with `X-Resgrid-Client` (`responder|unit|dispatch|bigboard|command|ic|…`) → server claim `client_app`; the server changes behaviour per app (e.g. BigBoard gets a redacted "safe shell" for protected departments).
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Authorization uses default-allow semantics for app login gates and board access: CanLoginToDispatchApp and CanLoginToCommandApp are rights permissions 29/30 with CanLoginToCommandApp also serving as the department's run-command permission, while CanViewCommandBoards is permission 125 where no row follows 30; this can grant access without an explicit permission, despite IncidentRoles/GetMyCapabilities being the exact Core-accepted per-board bitmask on the envelope, with commanders and establishers receiving all capabilities, ICS roles receiving their parts, and everyone else receiving read-only access. In .claude/skills/resgrid-domain/SKILL.md and docs/architecture/omni-plan.md:537, require deny-by-default policies that grant access only when the permission is present or an approved, narrowly scoped fallback is intentionally configured and audited, use incident participation for command staff, lane leads, members dispatched directly or through a group/role/unit they crew, or members placed on the board, gate every board control on the capability bitmask, and preserve the X-Resgrid-Client (responder|unit|dispatch|bigboard|command|ic|…) to client_app mapping and app-specific server behavior, including BigBoard's redacted safe shell for protected departments.
File .claude/skills/resgrid-domain/SKILL.md:
Line 26:
Authorization uses default-allow semantics for app login gates and board access: `CanLoginToDispatchApp` and `CanLoginToCommandApp` are rights permissions 29/30 with `CanLoginToCommandApp` also serving as the department's run-command permission, while `CanViewCommandBoards` is permission 125 where no row follows 30; this can grant access without an explicit permission, despite `IncidentRoles/GetMyCapabilities` being the exact Core-accepted per-board bitmask on the envelope, with commanders and establishers receiving all capabilities, ICS roles receiving their parts, and everyone else receiving read-only access. In `.claude/skills/resgrid-domain/SKILL.md` and `docs/architecture/omni-plan.md:537`, require deny-by-default policies that grant access only when the permission is present or an approved, narrowly scoped fallback is intentionally configured and audited, use incident participation for command staff, lane leads, members dispatched directly or through a group/role/unit they crew, or members placed on the board, gate every board control on the capability bitmask, and preserve the `X-Resgrid-Client` (`responder|unit|dispatch|bigboard|command|ic|…`) to `client_app` mapping and app-specific server behavior, including BigBoard's redacted safe shell for protected departments.
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External board requests can propagate uncontextualized failures from getCommandBoard at packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:85, :96, :100, :153, and :161, and packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts:64. Wrap unwrapItem(await getCommandBoard(ctx, { callId })) in try/catch, add contextual logging or mapping, and rethrow an application-level error identifying the incident command board and callId with the original error as its cause.
letboard;try{board=unwrapItem(awaitgetCommandBoard(ctx,{ callId }));}catch(error){thrownewError(`Failed to resolve incident command board for call ${callId}`,{cause: error});}
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File packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:
Line 69:
External board requests can propagate uncontextualized failures from `getCommandBoard` at `packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:85`, `:96`, `:100`, `:153`, and `:161`, and `packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts:64`. Wrap `unwrapItem(await getCommandBoard(ctx, { callId }))` in `try/catch`, add contextual logging or mapping, and rethrow an application-level error identifying the incident command board and `callId` with the original error as its cause.
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let board;
try {
board = unwrapItem(await getCommandBoard(ctx, { callId }));
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to resolve incident command board for call ${callId}`, { cause: error });
}
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Render-time function allocation occurs in packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:533 because the JSX onAdd prop uses an inline arrow function; .bind() and inline arrow functions in JSX props create new functions on every render and impact performance. Move the function definition outside the render method.
File packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:
Line 289:
Render-time function allocation occurs in `packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:533` because the JSX `onAdd` prop uses an inline arrow function; `.bind()` and inline arrow functions in JSX props create new functions on every render and impact performance. Move the function definition outside the render method.
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Unhandled promise rejection occurs when fetchCapabilities is invoked asynchronously in packages/features/src/incident-command/hooks/use-command-permissions.ts, packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:69, :85, :98, :151, and :153, packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts:64, and packages/features/src/incident-command/__tests__/command-board-view.test.tsx:117, :118, :119, :242, :251, :255, :263, and :272, allowing failures to occur silently. Attach .catch to the void fetchCapabilities(callId, { bypassCache: true }) operation and log the error with operation: 'fetchCapabilities' and callId.
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resolveCommandPermissions sets canViewBoard: true for every assist/command member even when the effective capability bitmask lacks IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard, while the new CanViewCommandBoards right is never consulted by the board-opening flow, allowing members without permission to view every command board to track or open active boards, continue viewing cached boards, and see incident data despite Core returning no ViewBoard capability. Derive canViewBoard from the effective ViewBoard bit with the documented own-board/provisional fallback, prevent CommandTab and tracking from rendering or opening the board when it is false, and use CanViewCommandBoards only as the department-wide eligibility input when incident participation is not already represented by the server capability.
File packages/features/src/incident-command/lib/permissions.ts:
Line 74 to 83:
`resolveCommandPermissions` sets `canViewBoard: true` for every `assist`/`command` member even when the effective capability bitmask lacks `IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard`, while the new `CanViewCommandBoards` right is never consulted by the board-opening flow, allowing members without permission to view every command board to track or open active boards, continue viewing cached boards, and see incident data despite Core returning no `ViewBoard` capability. Derive `canViewBoard` from the effective `ViewBoard` bit with the documented own-board/provisional fallback, prevent `CommandTab` and tracking from rendering or opening the board when it is false, and use `CanViewCommandBoards` only as the department-wide eligibility input when incident participation is not already represented by the server capability.
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return {\n canViewBoard: can(IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard),\n canEstablish,\n canManageCommand: can(IncidentCapabilities.ManageCommand),
19-22: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Documentation claims ViewBoard is in the bitmask, but the resolver never tests it.
resolveCommandPermissions sets canViewBoard: true without checking IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard. The doc comment is therefore misleading. Either reword the comment or gate canViewBoard on the flag.
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Review comment at @packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts
around lines 19 - 22:
Update the documentation for the effective IncidentCapabilities bitmask to match
resolveCommandPermissions: clarify that it represents accepted writes and does
not imply ViewBoard access, since canViewBoard is not gated by
IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard. Do not change permission behavior.
Cache-bypass refetch on every role or commander change may be heavy.
capabilityKey changes on each role edit. Each change triggers a bypassCache fetch for every mounted useCommandPermissions hook. CommandBoardView, CommandTab, and AssistTab each mount one. The store uses a flightKey per call, so in-flight requests coalesce. The cost is likely acceptable. Confirm that this is the intended behavior.
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Review comment at
@packages/features/src/incident-command/hooks/use-command-permissions.ts around
lines 45 - 46:
Verify whether refetching capabilities with cache bypass on every capabilityKey
change is intentional, given that each mounted useCommandPermissions hook
triggers it and in-flight requests coalesce by call. Preserve the current
behavior unless the intended fetch policy is established; if it should differ,
update the capabilityKey-driven effect around fetchCapabilities accordingly.
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Review comments at @packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:
- Line 100: Update the assignment-move handling around the `assignResource` call
so a pending assignment with a local event ID is not treated as a completed
move. Resolve the corresponding server assignment ID before sending the move, or
keep the move pending until that ID is available; do not return `null` in a way
that marks the outbox operation as sent without moving the resource.
Review comments at @packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts:
- Around line 63-65: Update the reducer callback in the
`getMyIncidentCapabilities` flow so it adds or updates
`capabilitiesByCall[callId]` only when `result.Value` is a number. When `Value`
is missing or non-numeric, leave `capabilitiesByCall` unchanged so the
command-tier fallback can apply.
---
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Review comments at @packages/data/src/incident-command/command-support-store.ts:
- Around line 19-22: Update the documentation for the effective
IncidentCapabilities bitmask to match resolveCommandPermissions: clarify that it
represents accepted writes and does not imply ViewBoard access, since
canViewBoard is not gated by IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard. Do not change
permission behavior.
Review comments at
@packages/features/src/incident-command/hooks/use-command-permissions.ts:
- Around line 45-46: Verify whether refetching capabilities with cache bypass on
every capabilityKey change is intentional, given that each mounted
useCommandPermissions hook triggers it and in-flight requests coalesce by call.
Preserve the current behavior unless the intended fetch policy is established;
if it should differ, update the capabilityKey-driven effect around
fetchCapabilities accordingly.
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Do not acknowledge a pool move for a pending assignment.
If a user moves an offline-created assignment to the pool, the move carries its local-<eventId> ID. The assignment request does not carry that ID, and the board permits moving pending rows. After the assignment is acknowledged, findAssignment cannot find the local ID. This null return makes the outbox mark the move as sent without moving the resource. Resolve the server assignment ID before sending the move, or keep the move pending until that ID is available. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts at
line 100:
Update the assignment-move handling around the `assignResource` call so a
pending assignment with a local event ID is not treated as a completed move.
Resolve the corresponding server assignment ID before sending the move, or keep
the move pending until that ID is available; do not return `null` in a way that
marks the outbox operation as sent without moving the resource.
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The local-id mapping persists only in afterAck, after the outbox deletes the create row, so an app crash in that window leaves the persisted optimistic row pending while its create event is gone; subsequent writes then throw PendingCreateError indefinitely instead of replaying or resolving the row. Persist the server-id mapping atomically with acknowledgement or make the acknowledgement durable before deleting the create event, and reconcile or remove orphaned pending rows when a mapping is unavailable.
// Persist the acknowledgement/mapping before removing the durable create event, or have the outbox atomically persist this mapping with deletion.\nif (serverId) store.resolveLocalId(event.id, event.payload.callId, serverId);
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File packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:
Line 216:
The local-id mapping persists only in `afterAck`, after the outbox deletes the create row, so an app crash in that window leaves the persisted optimistic row pending while its create event is gone; subsequent writes then throw `PendingCreateError` indefinitely instead of replaying or resolving the row. Persist the server-id mapping atomically with acknowledgement or make the acknowledgement durable before deleting the create event, and reconcile or remove orphaned pending rows when a mapping is unavailable.
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// Persist the acknowledgement/mapping before removing the durable create event, or have the outbox atomically persist this mapping with deletion.\nif (serverId) store.resolveLocalId(event.id, event.payload.callId, serverId);
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The acknowledgement warning lacks actionable context because it omits the operation name and relevant event and call identifiers. Include operation, type, event.id, and event.payload.callId as structured fields.
elsegetDataLogger().warn({message: 'Board create acknowledgement failed to provide its id',context: {operation: 'afterAck', type,eventId: event.id,callId: event.payload.callId}});
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File packages/data/src/incident-command/command-handlers.ts:
Line 217:
The acknowledgement warning lacks actionable context because it omits the operation name and relevant event and call identifiers. Include `operation`, `type`, `event.id`, and `event.payload.callId` as structured fields.
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else getDataLogger().warn({ message: 'Board create acknowledgement failed to provide its id', context: { operation: 'afterAck', type, eventId: event.id, callId: event.payload.callId } });
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The awaited refreshBoard(callId, { bypassCache: true }) call in packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:151 can reject without handling, causing the retry action to fail silently; the same behavior is covered at lines 220 and 287 in packages/features/src/incident-command/__tests__/command-board-view.test.tsx. Wrap the call in try/catch and handle and report the board refresh failure.
try{awaitrefreshBoard(callId,{bypassCache: true});}catch(error){// Handle and report the board refresh failure.}
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File packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:
Line 152:
The awaited `refreshBoard(callId, { bypassCache: true })` call in `packages/features/src/incident-command/components/command-board-view.tsx:151` can reject without handling, causing the retry action to fail silently; the same behavior is covered at lines 220 and 287 in `packages/features/src/incident-command/__tests__/command-board-view.test.tsx`. Wrap the call in `try/catch` and handle and report the board refresh failure.
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try {
await refreshBoard(callId, { bypassCache: true });
} catch (error) {
// Handle and report the board refresh failure.
}
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canViewBoard grants access from a stale locally cached board that identifies the member as its commander/establisher, even when a known server response in capabilities omits ViewBoard, exposing incident data after a command transfer or role removal despite Core denying read access. Use the own-board fallback only while capabilities are unknown; once a capability bitmask is present, require hasIncidentCapability(value, IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard) and update the pre-establish fallback separately if Core requires it.
File packages/features/src/incident-command/lib/permissions.ts:
Line 83 to 85:
`canViewBoard` grants access from a stale locally cached board that identifies the member as its commander/establisher, even when a known server response in `capabilities` omits `ViewBoard`, exposing incident data after a command transfer or role removal despite Core denying read access. Use the own-board fallback only while capabilities are unknown; once a capability bitmask is present, require `hasIncidentCapability(value, IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard)` and update the pre-establish fallback separately if Core requires it.
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canViewBoard: !known ? true : hasIncidentCapability(value, IncidentCapabilities.ViewBoard),
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Summary
Updates Incident Command permissions to align Omni’s UI and offline behavior with Core’s per-incident capability model.
Changes
Enforces server-provided incident capabilities
IncidentRoles/GetMyCapabilitiesfrom the response envelope.ViewBoardand provides a retryable “board not viewable” state.Updates command establishment and command closure behavior
CanLoginToCommandAppas the IC command-establishment gate.Improves offline incident-command writes
AssignResource.Improves command-board control gating
Improves pending-change diagnostics
ERR_BAD_REQUESTinstead of the actual HTTP status.Updates models, documentation, translations, and coverage
CanViewCommandBoardsdepartment-rights field.