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marksOf() is the inverse of scopeOf(): the ticks a stored source scope describes, a listed folder or source carrying its own mark and all deciding the rest, so they take in exactly the sources the server resolves, a file added later to a listed folder included. The scope hook can put such a scope on screen, and counts the user's own ticks apart from it, so a chat can tell its ticks from the ones it was opened with.
The sources panel's ticks belonged to the session: opening a thread kept
whatever was ticked before, not the scope the thread had stored, and a new
chat lost its ticks on a reload.
Opening a thread now puts its stored source_scope on screen, every source
for one that never stored any. A tick made in an open thread between turns
is stored on it through PUT /chat/threads/{id}/source-scope at once, so the
thread shows it again when opened next; a store that fails costs nothing,
since the next turn sends the ticks anyway. A new chat starts from every
source and keeps its ticks in localStorage until it is sent, which stores
them on the thread it makes and spends the draft. A thread the client made
itself keeps the ticks that started it until the list is read again.
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- Around line 115-120: Update the effect that compares scopeEdits with
seenEdits.current so it does not mark edits as seen before confirming the
matching thread scope is loaded in shown.current. Keep the edit pending until
the workspaceId and threadId match, or prevent ticks until activeThread is
available, so the later load does not replace the tick with stored scope.
- Around line 125-135: Update the storeThreadScope failure handling in the
thread-scope update flow so a failed write keeps the sourceScope edit pending
for retry or informs the user it was not saved; do not silently discard the
failure in the catch handler.
- Line 135: Update the write flow in useThreadScope to serialize
storeThreadScope calls per threadId, ensuring each edit’s PUT waits for the
prior write to settle before starting. Recover from prior failures so later
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- Around line 198-199: Update marksOf to resolve folder ancestry and ignore
folder_ids entries nested beneath any excluded folder, preserving exclusion
precedence over descendant folder inclusions. Keep explicit document_ids
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… server does The server takes every listed folder's subtree before it removes the excluded folders', so a folder listed under an excluded one is out of the scope. The ticks a stored scope describes now give such a folder no mark, which takes the index to walk its parents; scopeOf() never writes that combination, but a scope sent by a plugin or an older client can.
… fails A tick made while the thread's entry was still on its way was dropped once the entry arrived and its stored scope replaced it. Such a tick is the user's for that thread: it stays, and the thread gets it once the entry is there. Each thread's stores now run one after another, so an older request cannot land after a newer one and leave the thread with ticks the user has changed. A store that fails is said in a toast, in the interface language: the next message sends the ticks anyway, but until then the thread would open with its earlier ticks after a reload.
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- Around line 151-160: In useThreadScope, keep the draft when
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…aft only then The draft was spent as soon as the thread a new chat made became the open one, while its ticks were only sent with the first message. A message that never reached the backend left the thread with no scope and the ticks gone. The thread is now opened with the ticks, through the source_scope the API takes at creation, left out when every source is ticked, and the draft is spent right after that succeeds: the ticks outlive a first message that fails, and the thread shows them when opened next.
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- Line 653: In startNewChat, capture the workspace draft when thread creation
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…pens A new chat started while the previous one's thread was still opening wrote its ticks under the same draft, which the opening then spent. The draft is now read when the opening starts and spent only if it is unchanged once the thread exists, after the request version check.
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🟡 Minor · Reconcile the scope cache with the PUT response. · use-thread-scope.ts:120-158
surfsense_local/frontend/src/features/chat/use-thread-scope.ts:120-158
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReconcile the scope cache with the
PUTresponse.
storeThreadScopereturns the server-prunedsource_scope, but the success handler discards it. If the source list still contains a source that the backend has removed, the stale tick can remain displayed and be sent again on the next edit. A thread-list refresh can repair the cache, but the active hook does not apply that refreshed scope while the thread remains shown.Suggested fix
- const store = (threadId: number, scope: SourceScope) => { + const store = ( + threadId: number, + scope: SourceScope, + editVersion: number + ) => { ... const pending = previous .then(() => storeThreadScope(threadId, scope)) .then( - () => undefined, + (result) => { + if (stores.current.get(threadId) !== pending) return + queryClient.setQueryData<ChatThread[]>( + chatKeys.threads(workspaceId), + (threads) => + threads?.map((thread) => + thread.id === threadId + ? { ...thread, source_scope: result.source_scope } + : thread + ) + ) + if ( + seenEdits.current === editVersion && + shown.current?.workspaceId === workspaceId && + shown.current.threadId === threadId + ) { + setSourceScope(result.source_scope) + } + }, ... - store(threadId, sourceScope) + store(threadId, sourceScope, scopeEdits) ... - else store(threadId, sourceScope) + else store(threadId, sourceScope, scopeEdits)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Thanks @samuelmbabhazi. Much of this is right:
Two things before it can merge, both about when ticks are stored. 1. Ticks are now stored mid-turnThe effect at
2. A tick made while a new chat is being created goes to the next chatThis came with 2ef12ae. Here is what a user does:
The new chat then shows Guide.txt ticked again and stores nothing for it, and the next New chat starts with both unticked. Why:
A genuinely newer chat already bumps the request version and returns at Not blocking: no test covers the stores running in order ( Push the fixes to this branch and it will be reviewed again. |
… made while its thread opens Two cases stored ticks at the wrong moment. A tick made while the open thread's reply ran was stored at once, and the agent's tools read the stored scope on every call, so unticking a source mid-turn switched that turn's tools while its scope note and folder kept the ticks it started with. The hook now holds a thread's stores while a run is live for it (it follows the run store) and stores the held ticks once the run ends; opening a thread that holds ticks shows them. A tick made while a new chat's thread was being opened was written to the draft and marked seen; the draft then differed from the snapshot taken at send, survived, and the thread's creation-time scope replaced the screen, so the tick was lost and surfaced in the next new chat. A tick made while the view is creating is now left unseen, so the early-tick branch stores it on the thread once it opens, and the draft is spent without a snapshot check: a genuinely newer chat already ends the opening before the clear. Two dashboard scenarios cover them, each red without its fix: a tick during a streamed reply is not stored until the reply ends; a tick during a held thread creation lands on that thread and the next new chat starts over.
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The ticks held while a thread's reply runs, and the order of a thread's stores, lived in the hook, so leaving the dashboard before the reply ended dropped a held tick. They now live at module level, like the run itself, and the run store's ended event flushes the held tick through the usual serialized store. Mounted pages register a cache writer so the threads cache stays in step while the page is there.
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Both changed, in 00e025c:
The two gaps you listed: the ordered stores now have a unit test ( |
…e-restore # Conflicts: # surfsense_local/frontend/src/features/chat/use-chat-runtime.ts
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Merged dev into the branch, the PR had fallen 868 commits behind. One conflict, two imports in use-chat-runtime.ts, nothing else changed in the 21 files. Frontend suite, typecheck, lint, translations and docs checks pass. Ready for another look when you have time. |
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Reviewed this again. Both asks from last time are done, each with a test that fails without it: a tick made while the reply runs is held and stored once the run ends, and a tick made while a new chat's thread is opening goes to that thread. Your 9 November merge changed none of the PR's own lines. Since then 1. Build the chat's ticks on #2431's remembered ticks#2431 starts a workspace with nothing ticked and keeps its ticks across launches ( What to change
2. A tick made while a new chat is opening can land on another chatThe fix for last time's second ask leaves a tick made during What to changeStore a tick made during Push the fixes to this branch and it will be reviewed again. |
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The sources panel's ticks now belong to the chat they are made in:
source_scopeon screen, every source for a thread that never stored any.PUT /chat/threads/{id}/source-scopeat once, one store after another per thread, so the thread shows it again when opened next. A store that fails is said in a toast, translated into every language; the next turn sends the ticks anyway. A tick made while the thread's entry is still on its way stays and is stored once the entry arrives.localStorageuntil it is sent, so they survive a reload. The send opens the thread with them (POST .../chat/threadstakessource_scope; left out when every source is ticked) and spends the draft right after, so the ticks outlive a first message that fails.marksOf()inscope-state.tsis the inverse ofscopeOf(): the ticks a stored scope describes, with a listed folder or source carrying its own mark andalldeciding the rest, so the panel takes in exactly the sources the server resolves, a file added later to a listed folder included. The scope hook counts the user's own ticks apart from a scope it was handed, so the thread hook can tell a tick to store from the scope it just loaded.Why
docs/architecture/chat.mdlisted this under Known gaps: the ticks belonged to the workspace for the session, so opening a thread kept whatever was ticked before, not the scope the thread had stored, and a new chat lost its ticks on a reload. The API already stored a scope on every turn and offered the read and store routes; nothing on the client used them. The gap line is replaced by the behaviour.How to test
scope-state.test.ts, "ticks from a stored scope": a stored folder shows ticked with a file added to it later; excluded and added-back sources show as such; a listed folder under an excluded one is left out, as the server leaves it; the scope the ticks send round-trips.dashboard-page.test.tsx, six scenarios over two chats, one with a stored scope: "opens a chat with the sources it stored" (each chat shows its own ticks), "stores a tick made in an open chat on it, and shows it again on return" (the tick goes toPUT /chat/threads/10/source-scopewith the scope the ticks describe), "keeps a tick made while the chat's entry was still on its way, and stores it", "says so when a tick could not be stored on the chat" (the store answers 503, the toast shows, the tick stays), "opens a new chat's thread with its ticks, which outlive a first message that fails" (the thread is created with the scope, the draft is spent, the message answers 503, reopening the thread shows the ticks), and "starts a new chat from every source and keeps what it unticks across a remount".useThreadScoperemoved fromdashboard-page.tsx): the ticks stay those of the session.In the app: tick a folder in a chat, open another chat, come back: the folder is still the only one ticked. Start a new chat, untick something, reload: it is still unticked.
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