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Auto-launch: attach() registers the wrapper identity; opt-in fail-closed filter hold at process start - #162
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… its filter (#135) The native network, breadcrumb and log filters outlive a JS runtime, but a new runtime has not subscribed. Each bridge now tracks whether the current module's JS armed the filter; attaching a module disarms it, and a request while disarmed is dropped at once (no emit to nobody, no 9s wait, no iOS pending-forever). Android log filter no longer resets to the unfiltered pass-through on module creation, so a redaction the app relied on keeps applying (dropping lines) until setLogFilter is called again or cleared. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
…ent reload semantics (#135) Android bridges now record which module armed them and compare it to the attached sink, so a stale module's late enable cannot arm the new runtime, and attach() disarms before the sink becomes visible. The log filter's constructor sequence is a bridge method (attachModule) and is tested. JSDoc names full reload and OTA reloads, asks for an unconditional startup call, and documents setXFilter(null) as the opt-out. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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…sed filter hold at process start (#134) attach() now registers the full wrapper identity like launch/relaunch. New holdFilters plugin option / com.bugsee.reactnative.hold-filters meta-data installs the log, network and breadcrumb bridge filters in the init provider; they drop events until JS calls the setter (also across a reload, via the armed gate). Builds on the armed gate of #135. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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- Around line 277-284: Correct the JS reload description in the README: explain
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Claude finished @krassx's task in 43s —— View job Re-review of #162 after the latest push (569104e, merge 81c7468)I looked at the changes since my last review (8ff07a2): the README, the plugin option doc, and the My earlier findings look fixed
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Earlier findings: all are fixed or withdrawn. That covers the no-RN watchdog, the Overall risk: Low. The change is opt-in, and the only default-on behaviour is the Merge recommendation: Approve, merging after #161. I have no blocking findings. Most important issues to fix
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🟡 Minor · Install the log filter before publishing the held state. · LogFilterBridge.java:218-222
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winInstall the log filter before publishing the held state.
If
installer.install(filter)throws,StartupHold.apply()catches the exception, butLogFilterBridgestill reports itself as held. Pre-JavaScript logs can then bypass the uninstalled filter. For a log-only selection, no watchdog starts. For a mixed selection, the watchdog can incorrectly reportlogas still held.Move
ensureInstalled()before the state updates, or roll back both flags when installation fails.Suggested fix
void holdUntilJs() { + ensureInstalled(); held.set(true); userFilter.set(true); - ensureInstalled(); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Checked, no problem found
Earlier findings: all fixed or withdrawn, as in my last review. The one open item is the P3 above, which is the same class of bug as the one fixed in the other two bridges. Overall risk: Low. The change is opt-in, and the only default-on behaviour is the Merge recommendation: Approve, merging after #161. The P3 is not blocking. It is a one-line reorder and is worth doing for consistency. Most important issue to fix
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Claude finished @krassx's task in 22s —— View job Re-review of #162 after the latest push (0ee6044)I looked at what changed since my last review (9587acc): one commit, No P0, P1, P2 or P3 findings. My earlier P3 looks fixed:
A failed early log install is therefore no longer reported as held, so the 30 s watchdog cannot warn about a hold that was never put in place. It also matches the Network and Breadcrumb bridges. Checked, no problem found
Earlier findings: all are fixed or withdrawn. That covers the no-RN watchdog, the Overall risk: Low. The change is opt-in, and the only default-on behaviour is the Merge recommendation: Approve, merging after #161. I have no blocking or non-blocking findings. The only optional item left is a test for the provider's watchdog wiring ( Most important issues to fix
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packages/react-native/ios/Support/Tests/BugseeRNSupportTests/BGSRNFilterArmingTests.m: 1
44-44: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCheck that the released owner deallocates.
testAReleasedOwnerIsNotArmedpasses even ifBGSRNFilterArmingretainsgonestrongly.replacementis a different object, so the assertion does not verify weak ownership. Keep a weak reference togoneand assert that it becomesnilafter the autorelease pool ends.Proposed test change
NSObject *replacement = [NSObject new]; + __weak NSObject *releasedOwner = nil; @autoreleasepool { NSObject *gone = [NSObject new]; + releasedOwner = gone; [arming armFor:gone]; XCTAssertTrue([arming isArmedFor:gone]); } + XCTAssertNil(releasedOwner); XCTAssertFalse([arming isArmedFor:replacement]);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Part of #134.
Stacked on #161 (#135, the reload "armed" gate): this branch is based on
fix/issue-135-js-reload-filters, so the diff below is only this change. When #161 merges, retarget tomain.What
attach()registers the full wrapper identity (the sameregisterWrapper()aslaunch/relaunch). Under auto-launch the native side registers only type and version at process start, so reports lacked the context (React Native version, JS engine, build configuration). The SDK reads the wrapper when it composes a report (EnvironmentInfoProvider, v7.4.2), so a late registration reaches reports.holdFilters(trueor a list ofnetwork,log,breadcrumb) writescom.bugsee.reactnative.hold-filtersmeta-data.ReactNativeWrapperInitProvider(runs before the SDK's own provider) installs the bridge filters at process start; the SDK keeps a filter set before launch and applies it to the providers when they are created. A held filter drops events until JS calls its setter: with a function (armed) ornull(pass-through). Because it builds on Filters: fail closed after a JS reload until the new runtime installs its filter #161's armed gate it also holds across a JS reload, and nothing is left pending for a reply that cannot come (also no unbounded breadcrumb pending table). Off by default: an app that never uses filters is unaffected, and an app that lists a filter but never calls its setter gets aBugseeRNwarning 30 s after the module attaches.Deliberately not done
<BugseeSecure>/setSecureRectanglesmasking before those mount cannot be held from the wrapper; it needs an SDK change (for example a manifest "mask until wrapper ready" flag). Documented in the README with the workaround (launch from JS instead ofautoLaunchwhere the first frames matter). Hence "Part of", not "Fixes".Interaction with other PRs
LogFilterBridge.holdUntilJs()isuserFilter.set(true)+ install; itsattachModulekeeps it.Verification
testDebugUnitTest(bridge hold tests for all three bridges via injected installers,StartupHoldparser/apply/watchdog, init provider).examples/barerunning scenarioapi-attachplus throwaway probes (not committed):holdFilters: a native log line written before JS, the console line, andaddNetworkEventbefore and after the setters are all recorded, exactly as before;holdFilters(all): the pre-JS native log line, the console line and the early network event are dropped; aftersetLogFilter(null)/setNetworkFilter(null)the late network event is recorded;environment.sdk.wrappercarriescontext(react-native, js-engine, build-configuration) with theattach()change, and has none without it.Bugsee.log()call is by SDK design never run through the log filter, so it is unaffected by the hold.🤖 Generated with Claude Code