feat(push): PR-0b — app lifecycle service and resume hydration - #464
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AppLifecycleService turns paused/hidden → resumed into one call, with a latch (an inactive flap never suspended anything) and a debounce. ResumeResync runs resync() in Rust, then every hydrator: trades, chat rooms, disputes and notifications re-read their state from the bridge through the same path cold start uses. Disputes gain that path here: a dispute the peer opened while the process was suspended is listed on resume without a restart (the v1 bug of mobile#675). docs/PUSH_NOTIFICATIONS.md Phase 0, T0.2 + T0.3. Closes #308.
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WalkthroughChangesThe app now observes Resume lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AppLifecycleService
participant ResumeResync
participant RustBridge
participant FeatureHydrators
AppLifecycleService->>ResumeResync: run()
ResumeResync->>RustBridge: resync()
ResumeResync->>FeatureHydrators: hydrate all
RustBridge-->>ResumeResync: trade updates
ResumeResync->>FeatureHydrators: hydrate all after replay settles
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resume recovery can leave replayed updates invisible because final hydration may never run. A same-second chat update can also lose its preview and unread state. Fix these behaviors before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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Preserve room updates that arrive during hydration
If an incoming message is folded into an existing room after that room's asynchronous history snapshot completes but while another room is still loading, this final upsert replaces the live room wholesale with the older snapshot. That can roll back its latest preview, timestamp, and unread count until another refresh. Merge against the current room using the timestamps, rather than unconditionally replacing an existing entry.
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Fixed in c3d0b38. Added ChatRoomsNotifier.upsertIfNewer: a snapshot older than the live room's lastMessageAt leaves it alone, a snapshot at or past it, or for a room the list lacks, is taken. Used by the hydrator and by the screen's own init sync, which had the same shape. Three unit tests.
Hydrate twice: once for what is on disk, once more when the relay replay settles (quiet after the last trade update, capped). Query every trade that can own a dispute, not only rows whose status says so. Chat rooms merge by timestamp so a snapshot never rolls back a live room. A notice deleted while a resume load is reading stays deleted.
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test/core/lifecycle/resume_resync_test.dart (1)
164-164: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the hydrator identities and order.
defaultHydratorsdefines four specific hydrators in dependency order.hasLength(4)passes if one hydrator is replaced. Assert the exact list to protect membership and ordering.Membership assertion
- expect(defaultHydrators, hasLength(4)); + expect(defaultHydrators, [ + hydrateTrades, + hydrateChatRooms, + hydrateDisputes, + hydrateNotifications, + ]);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/core/lifecycle/resume_resync.dart`:
- Line 122: Update the resume flow around _bridgeTradeUpdates and sub?.cancel so
pending TradeUpdatesStream.next waits can be interrupted before awaiting
subscription cancellation. Add explicit cancellation for the Rust receiver, or
reuse a process-lifetime bridge subscription, ensuring run() can complete its
second _hydrateAll pass.
In `@lib/features/chat/providers/chat_providers.dart`:
- Line 144: Update upsertIfNewer so an existing live room is not replaced when
lastMessageAt values are equal; preserve the existing live preview and unread
count while still replacing only when the incoming room is strictly newer. Add a
regression test covering equal timestamps after foldIncoming hydration.
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In `@test/core/lifecycle/resume_resync_test.dart`:
- Line 164: Update the assertion for defaultHydrators to verify the exact four
hydrator instances in their defined dependency order, replacing the length-only
check while preserving the existing expected membership.
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Summary
Phase 0, tasks T0.2 + T0.3 of
docs/PUSH_NOTIFICATIONS.md. Closes #308. Stacked on PR-0a (#463), which adds theresync()bridge call this uses.Until now the app had no lifecycle handling: nothing reacted when the OS suspended the process or brought it back, so state that changed while suspended stayed invisible until a restart. That is the v1 dispute-chat bug of MostroP2P/mobile#675, and the reason the push design keeps its background handler display-only.
AppLifecycleService(lib/core/lifecycle/) turnspaused/hidden → resumedinto one call. A latch means aninactive → resumedflap (permission dialog, share sheet, app switcher) never fires. A short debounce means a resume that flaps runs once. Nodart:ioplatform gate: the events are the gate, so host tests drive it directly.ResumeResyncrunsresync()in Rust and then every hydrator in order. A failed resync still hydrates, and a throwing hydrator does not stop the ones after it.DisputeNotifierwas only fed by the user's own "open dispute" tap. It now re-reads the bridge's record for every trade that can carry one, preserving the read flag the UI manages. A dispute the peer opened while the process was suspended appears on resume.app_bootstrap.dartbeforerunApp, so the first suspension is observed too.Why T0.2 and T0.3 share a PR: the service is untestable without at least one hydration hook, and the hooks are meaningless without the service.
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test/core/lifecycle/: the latch and debounce rules, handler isolation, and the Design app-lifecycle handling (resume resync + hydration) before push and bridge integrations land #308 regression (a trade that moved, a dispute the peer opened, a chat room that appeared, all seeded into a fake bridge betweenpausedandresumedand visible after resume; a second run over an unchanged bridge changes nothing).flutter analyzeclean; fullflutter testandcargo testpassed in the pre-commit hook.AppLifecycleState.hiddenexists on the CI Flutter (3.38.2).Manual testing
./scripts/frb-generate.sh, thenflutter run -d android(or-d chromewith the usual COOP/COEP headers).[lifecycle] resync: online=true …and My Trades showing the new status without pull-to-refresh.[lifecycle] resyncline: an inactive flap does not fire.[lifecycle] resyncline (the tab delivershidden, notpaused).Summary by CodeRabbit