Fix startup project projection initialization - #1962
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR changes startup restoration, but a delayed restore failure may still overwrite the projection preference of a workspace opened after the startup gate expires, causing the workspace to use the wrong projection. This is a bounded correctness risk that requires explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/hooks/useDesktopSettings.ts`:
- Around line 96-97: Add globeByDefault: true to the shared StartupSettings
fixture returned in startup-project-snapshot.test.ts so it satisfies the updated
StartupSettings type.
In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/hooks/useStartupProject.ts`:
- Around line 114-116: Update the RecentProjectGoneError cleanup in
useStartupProject so it clears only the invalid startup project selection while
preserving current.startup.globeByDefault; do not replace the entire startup
settings with DEFAULT_STARTUP_SETTINGS.
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- Ungate the Settings → Startup section for non-Tauri builds and add a Startup Settings entry to the settings dropdown. Only the three project restoration modes are desktop-only (the browser has no persistent local file to reopen); the empty-workspace projection preference applies everywhere, so hide the mode radios rather than the whole section. - `useStartupProject` no longer bails out early on the web: it resolves a startup path only under Tauri, but still applies the configured empty-workspace projection before mounting the shell. - Persist a GlobeControl toggle from a click on the control itself instead of MapLibre's `projectiontransition` event. Style initialization and project reconciliation emit that event too, so a stale one could overwrite the projection of a project that had just loaded. - Update the Startup docs to match.
- Bound the startup restore gate. `openRecentProjectFile` and the XYZ probes have no deadline of their own, so a startup project whose tile host black-holes the connection left the window blank forever with no way to reach Settings. A 10s watchdog now mounts the shell over the default workspace; the restore keeps running and can still land, guarded by the existing `projectGeneration`/`isDirty` check. - Render a spinner and "Opening your startup project…" while the gate is up, instead of nothing at all, so a slow restore does not read as a hang. - Extract `hasExplicitLaunchPayload()` so the deep-link/`?data=` precedence check has one definition instead of a verbatim copy in both the `restoring` initializer and the effect, which could silently drift. - Preserve `globeByDefault` when a pinned startup project turns out to be missing. Resetting the whole block to `DEFAULT_STARTUP_SETTINGS` flipped a saved Mercator preference back to globe on the next launch; only the project selection should be cleared. - Refresh the stale "the shell is interactive throughout" comment: the shell is now unmounted until the gate expires. - Backfill the required `globeByDefault` field on every `StartupSettings` literal in tests/startup-project-settings.test.ts and the shared fixture in tests/startup-project-snapshot.test.ts.
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In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/hooks/useStartupProject.ts`:
- Line 149: Guard the openDefaultWorkspace() call in useStartupProject with the
same projectGeneration and isDirty ownership check used before loadProject, so
an expired restore cannot reset a workspace opened or edited afterward.
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- Guard the failure path's `openDefaultWorkspace()` with the same `projectGeneration`/`isDirty` ownership test the success path already uses. Once the restore gate added in 3b7a26d expires the shell is live, so a restore that fails after that could reset the projection of a workspace the user had since opened or edited, and show a banner claiming the default workspace was opened for them. The `forgetRecentProject` and stale-preference cleanups stay unconditional: a project file that is gone stays gone whoever owns the workspace now.
| // Bounded gate: mount the shell over the default workspace if the restore | ||
| // has not settled in time. The restore itself is left running -- it can | ||
| // still land, guarded by `restoringOver`/`isDirty` below -- so a merely slow | ||
| // project is not lost, while a stalled one no longer holds a blank window. | ||
| const gateTimer = window.setTimeout(() => { | ||
| if (cancelled) return; | ||
| openDefaultWorkspace(); | ||
| }, RESTORE_GATE_TIMEOUT_MS); |
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Test coverage (medium confidence): This is the riskiest new logic in the PR — a 10s timer racing against an in-flight restore, with ownership re-checked via projectGeneration/isDirty on both the success and failure paths (but not re-checked here in the gate-timeout callback itself, since by construction the shell can't yet be interactive when this fires — worth a comment noting that invariant explicitly, since it's easy to break by, say, later rendering something interactive behind the spinner). None of tests/startup-project-settings.test.ts or tests/startup-project-snapshot.test.ts exercise useStartupProject itself (they only test the pure helpers in lib/startup-project.ts), so the gate timeout, the ownership races, and the restoring state transitions have no regression coverage.
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Done in 4c1b1c6 for both halves. The invariant is now stated at the gate-timeout callback: no ownership check because the shell is unmounted while the gate is up, and rendering anything interactive behind the spinner would break that. On coverage: the repo has no React renderer in tests/ (no testing-library, no react-dom), so rather than add one I extracted the risky decision into a pure planStartup() in the already-tested leaf lib/startup-project.ts and covered it in tests/startup-project-settings.test.ts — payload precedence, desktop restore, non-desktop honoring the projection without restoring, and the empty-workspace fallback. The timer/ownership races themselves remain uncovered; that genuinely needs a hook-rendering harness, which I have left out of this PR as a bigger call than a review fix.
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- Extract the GlobeControl class-name mirror into `packages/map/src/globe-control-toggle.ts` and pin it with `tests/globe-control-toggle.test.ts`, which builds a real `maplibre-gl` `GlobeControl` and asserts the selector still matches its button in both projections. These classes are internal and unexported, so a rename would otherwise have stopped persisting the user's projection with no build error. Added to CLAUDE.md's recheck-on-bump list next to the other internal-class mirrors, and noted in the handler why reading `getProjection()` on the bubbled click is not stale (the control's own listener runs first and `setProjection` is synchronous). - Stop showing the restore spinner on launches with nothing to restore. `restoring` started `true` for every build, so the browser and the Jupyter embed unmounted the shell and flashed "Opening your startup project…" on every load even though they never restore a project. The decision now lives in one pure `planStartup()` in `lib/startup-project.ts` (payload / restore / default), which the render-time gate and the restore effect both call, so they cannot drift. The empty-workspace projection is seeded during the first render rather than from an effect, because MapCanvas creates the map in its own mount effect, which runs before this component's — so the shell no longer has to be unmounted to avoid the globe flash. Desktop launches in default mode also mount immediately now. - `planStartup` is covered in `tests/startup-project-settings.test.ts`: payload precedence, desktop restore, the non-desktop case honoring the projection but never restoring, and the empty-workspace fallback. - Note explicitly why the gate-timeout callback omits the `projectGeneration`/`isDirty` ownership check the other two paths have: the shell is unmounted while the gate is up, so there is nothing to overwrite. Rendering anything interactive behind the spinner would break that invariant.
| const handleProjectionControlClick = (event: MouseEvent) => { | ||
| // The control's own handler runs on the button before the event reaches | ||
| // this container-level listener, and `setProjection` is synchronous, so | ||
| // `readProjection()` already reflects the toggle. | ||
| if (!isGlobeControlToggleClick(event.target)) return; | ||
| updateProjection(); | ||
| }; | ||
| map.getContainer().addEventListener("click", handleProjectionControlClick); |
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This click-based persistence relies on two assumptions about MapLibre's internal GlobeControl that aren't exercised by the new test: (1) the control's own click handler doesn't call stopPropagation(), so the click actually bubbles from the button up to map.getContainer(), and (2) map.setProjection() runs synchronously inside that handler, so mc.readProjection() already reflects the new value by the time this bubbled listener runs.
tests/globe-control-toggle.test.ts only verifies that GLOBE_CONTROL_TOGGLE_SELECTOR matches the rendered button's class names (via parseHTML, no real click dispatch/event bubbling), not that a real click on a live maplibre-gl Map actually reaches this container listener with the projection already applied. If a future maplibre-gl bump adds stopPropagation() to the control's click handler, or makes the projection switch async, this would silently stop persisting the user's projection choice — same failure mode the class-name mirror is designed to catch, but not covered here.
Confidence: medium (plausible risk, not confirmed against the actual maplibre-gl source in this environment). Worth considering an integration-style test that dispatches a real click through a live Map/GlobeControl and asserts the store's preferences.map.projection updates, the same way the existing test protects the selector mirror.
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The ControlsMenu.tsx file isn't part of this PR's diff, so that inline comment can't be posted there — I'll fold it into the summary instead. The MapCanvas.tsx comment posted successfully. Code reviewBugs
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Overall this is a well-scoped, thoroughly-commented fix; the core logic (gating the shell on a real restore, seeding the default projection before mount, and switching projection persistence from an event to a click) all checked out correctly against the surrounding code and tests. The two items above are minor (a stale comment and a test-coverage gap around an assumption about third-party library internals), not correctness blockers. |
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