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Fix climbing strengths coverage and provider results - #3096
Climbing strengths omitted recorded grades when outcomes or catalogue settings were unknown, and provider result assumptions left completed climbs unrecognized.
Keep all recorded climbs and grades, show unknown results explicitly, and calculate success rates from known outcomes only.
Simplify strengths controls on web and mobile, use global filters, and keep grouping controls usable with clear empty states.
Apply canonical read-view interpretations for missing Mountain Project/OpenBeta rock catalogue settings, Mountain Project top-rope completion, and unlabeled OpenBeta sends. Preserve explicit failures and aid/fall/dab facts, including legacy OpenBeta Attempt labels retained only in raw JSON.
Request and retain KAYA’s sent flag, distinguishing failed attempts from generic sends without duplicating counted sends.
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Latest focused suites: 100 unit tests and 56 real-PostgreSQL integration tests passed with retries disabled.
Earlier branch validation covered web/mobile presentation and KAYA resync identity preservation.
Full unit/mobile suite passed: 21,534 tests, with 19 skipped. Mobile typecheck passed.
All migrations 0164–0166 pass SQLFluff. Two stale mobile route assertions were corrected; all 30 route tests pass with retries disabled.
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Extra spelling check found 391 existing documentation issues, none on new or changed lines.
Rollout
Migrations 0164–0166 update canonical read views without changing retained raw facts. Existing Mountain Project/OpenBeta records gain the interpretation when migrated. Existing KAYA records gain the sent flag on their next sync after deployment. Production deployment remains outstanding.
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New Features
Climbing strengths now groups results by context, with controls for choosing a view and dimension. Unknown-result climbs remain visible in totals and grade lists, while success rates use only known results.
Missing settings for Mountain Project and OpenBeta rock climbs are treated as outdoor in filters and analytics; explicit settings are preserved. Unknown settings remain available as a separate group.
Kaya session sync now records whether a counted climb was sent, distinguishing sends from attempts.
Bug Fixes
Climb results now reflect available source labels and attempt details, including unknown outcomes when evidence is inconclusive.
Documentation
Updated guidance explains result, setting, and climbing-strength behavior.
Keep all recorded grades and climb counts while computing success rates from known outcomes only. Preserve unknown example outcomes and invalidate old mobile strengths caches.
Migration 0164 assumes missing Mountain Project and OpenBeta rock catalogue settings are outdoor in the read view. Explicit settings win and raw records remain unchanged.
Read missing Mountain Project top-rope results as successful completion through migration 0165, while retaining explicit execution facts and raw storage.
Request Kaya attempted-climb sent flags and retain them through counted attempt persistence. A true flag establishes one send; false marks the reported attempts unsuccessful. Existing Kaya logs acquire the flag on their next sync without changing identities.
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This change updates provider result handling, database read projections, climbing-strength calculations, and web and mobile displays. Kaya imports retain sent; read views project outcomes and selected missing settings; strengths counts include unknown outcomes while rates use known outcomes.
Changes: Climbing outcomes and strengths
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Summary
Capture provider result evidence docs/kaya-api.openapi.yaml, docs/kaya.md, packages/kaya-client/*, src/providers/kaya-sync*, src/providers/openbeta*, docs/production-incident-baseline.md
Kaya session queries request and validate sent. Kaya imports derive result labels from that field, and OpenBeta parsing retains non-null source labels. Tests and documentation cover these import paths.
Read views derive selected climb settings and provider-specific attempt outcomes without rewriting stored source fields. Integration tests cover supported and excluded cases.
Aggregate known and unknown outcomes packages/training/src/climbing-strengths.*, packages/server/src/services/climbing-strengths.*, packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-repository.*, packages/server/src/routers/climbing.*
Strengths data retains unknown outcomes in counts and grade lists. Success rates use known outcomes. The shared contract adds unknown-outcome counts, nullable outcomes, and display-label helpers.
Render strengths data in web packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths*, packages/web/src/components/climbing-strengths-*, packages/web/README.md
The web view groups panels by context, supports dimension and view controls, and displays unknown-result counts with shared labels.
Render strengths data in mobile packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths*, packages/mobile/components/climbing-strengths-fixtures.ts, packages/mobile/lib/mobile-query-persistence*, packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx, packages/mobile/README.md
The mobile view groups panels by context and dimension, displays unknown-result counts and empty states, and increments the query-cache contract version.
sequenceDiagram
participant Provider as Climbing data provider
participant AttemptView as fitness.v_climbing_attempt
participant Repository as ClimbingStrengthsRepository
participant Aggregation as buildClimbingStrengths
participant Clients as Web and mobile views
Provider->>AttemptView: Retained attempt evidence
AttemptView->>Repository: Projected attempt outcomes
Repository->>Aggregation: Climbing observations
Aggregation->>Clients: Strengths panels and unknown-outcome counts
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Asherlc/dofek#3083: Changes the canonical free_send projection and provider-result rules used for the displayed freeSend value.
Asherlc/dofek#3089: Introduced the climbing-strengths contract and aggregation that this change extends.
Asherlc/dofek#3093: Displays recorded fall/hang facts alongside completion state, which these outcome projections affect.
The remaining issue is minor wording in climbing counts. It does not block using strengths views; merging with a small follow-up is reasonable.
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The story supplies only setting panels. ClimbingStrengths initially selects that observed setting panel, so the missing-dimension message is not shown. Add a Storybook interaction or fixture state that selects wall_angle or hold_type before capture.
As per coding guidelines, stories must cover significant visual variants.
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Update the MissingDimensions story so its captured state selects an unavailable
wall_angle or hold_type dimension, using a Storybook interaction or supported
fixture state; keep the setting-only panels so the missing-dimension message is
displayed.
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Minor · Render the grouping and View controls for empty responses. · ClimbingStrengths.tsx:71
Render the grouping and View controls for empty responses.
When climbing.strengths returns { panels: [] }, ClimbingStrengths renders only the empty-state message. The user cannot select another grouping or View to inspect its empty state.
This behavior also exists at the merge base, so this finding is pre-existing.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 2b679c24347a); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx at line 71:
Update ClimbingStrengths so the grouping and View controls render when panels is
empty; conditionally render only the panel content or empty-state message based
on panels.length.
Minor · Select V3 in the UnknownResults story. · ClimbingStrengths.stories.tsx:71
The story defaults to All grades, which displays the pooled 67% rate. It has no play interaction to select V3, so the default capture does not show Result unknown.
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Update the UnknownResults story to select V3 during its setup so the default
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Minor · Pluralize "climbs" for single-climb cells. · climbing-strengths.ts:103-106
climbingStrengthsCountLabel always writes the noun climbs, so a cell with climbs: 1 renders 1 climbs. The same helper already selects "result" or "results" from the count for unknownOutcomes. The climb noun does not get the same handling. The web and mobile strengths labels call this helper, so the incorrect wording reaches the UI. The new test at packages/training/src/climbing-strengths.test.ts:22-23 asserts "0 sends / 1 climbs · 1 result unknown", so the test locks in the wrong noun.
Use the same singular/plural choice for the climb noun:
Update the expectations that pin the old wording in the same change: packages/training/src/climbing-strengths.test.ts:23, packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengthsChart.test.tsx:148, and packages/web/src/components/climbing-strengths-chart-options.test.ts:318.
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Update climbingStrengthsCountLabel to use “climb” when value.climbs is 1 and
“climbs” otherwise, while preserving the existing sends and unknown-outcomes
wording; update affected test expectations to match the singular label.
Minor · Read the projected setting in the activity log… · 0164_climbing_catalogue_setting.sql:24-28
Read the projected setting in the activity log query.
The activityLogEntries query emits 'setting',catalogue.setting from the raw fitness.climb row. For a Mountain Project or OpenBeta boulder or route with a null stored setting, the activity payload returns setting: null. The view applies the outdoor fallback to that same record, so volumeByGrade and strengths classify it as outdoor. The activity record dialog then omits its "Setting" row, so the two surfaces disagree for the same log.
The raw read does not reach a filter. No setting filter in the activity query reads the raw value, and the view-based readers classify the record as outdoor. The disagreement is a display inconsistency, not a classification or filtering defect.
The fix is to read the value the view already projects:
The climb object is null when no catalogue row exists, so this change does not affect unattached logs. For explicit source settings, the projected value equals the raw value.
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Update the setting projection in the activityLogEntries query to read
entry.setting instead of catalogue.setting, so activity records use the view’s
projected fallback while unattached logs remain unaffected.
Minor · Keep controls visible for an empty response. · ClimbingStrengths.tsx:60-63
When panels is empty, the early return in packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:53-63 prevents the dimension buttons and View selector from rendering. This violates the clickable-grouping contract in packages/web/README.md:23.
Keep the controls rendered for panels: [], and extend the existing all-empty test at packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx:111-117 to exercise the controls and their empty state. The runtime behavior predates this PR, so this is not newly introduced runtime fallout.
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Update ClimbingStrengths so an empty panels array does not trigger an early
return before the dimension buttons and View selector render; preserve the
empty-state message alongside the controls. Extend the existing all-empty test
to verify the controls remain available and the empty state is shown.
Minor · Render the unknown-setting label for a sole panel. · ClimbingStrengths.tsx:168-170
Render the unknown-setting label for a sole panel.
When the selected Wall angle or Hold type panel has panel.setting === "unknown", the selectedPanels.length > 1 guard suppresses its Setting unknown heading. Remove the multiple-panel condition so the existing unknown label renders.
This exact unknown-setting path is introduced by the PR. The UI guard predates the PR, but the merge-base service produced only known indoor/outdoor partitions. Head adds the unknown partition for Wall angle and Hold type panels.
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Remove the selectedPanels.length > 1 condition from the heading guard in
ClimbingStrengths so a sole Wall angle or Hold type panel with panel.setting set
to "unknown" displays its existing setting label. Preserve the dimension and
panel.setting checks.
The test creates indoor V3 and outdoor V4 panels, but checks only that two generic data buttons exist. If both charts receive the indoor V3 panel, this assertion still passes. Expand each chart and assert its setting-specific V3 or V4 row.
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Update the test around the generic “View … data” button assertion to expand each
setting chart separately and verify that the indoor chart shows the V3 row and
the outdoor chart shows the V4 row. Keep the assertions tied to their respective
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Consider selective migration for the strengths-only cache change.
The v14 buster applies to the complete persisted query client. A v13 buster mismatch removes the shared payload, so existing dashboard and activity queries can remain unavailable after an offline upgrade until refetch succeeds.
The README documents whole-cache invalidation for an incompatible calendar/detail response contract, but it does not establish that this strengths-only change must invalidate unrelated query families. Selective migration or separate persistence contracts would preserve compatible offline data, but require multi-family implementation and validation.
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Update the persistence contract around MOBILE_QUERY_CACHE_CONTRACT_VERSION so
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The outdoor panels reuse angle, so the current assertions cannot detect indoor data rendered under the outdoor headings. Use distinct outdoor counts or example names and assert the values for each setting, as the mobile test does.
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Update the ClimbingStrengths test data and assertions so the outdoor panels use
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Restore the post-refresh Selected climbs assertion.
The refresh test checks only aria-pressed. Add an assertion that the scoped Selected climbs region still contains Evening Arete. No assertion at this exercised path checks retention of refreshed source examples.
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In the refresh test, extend the assertions after rerender to verify that the
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Review comments at @docs/mountain-project.md:
- Around line 88-94: Qualify the sentence stating that a top-rope method alone
proves no completion or free send so it explicitly excludes the blank-qualifier
rule above; preserve the rest of the sentence and the rule’s behavior.
Review comments at @drizzle/0166_openbeta_tick_completion.sql:
- Around line 19-23: Add an OpenBeta completed-label recovery branch beside
openbeta_failed in the view, using the raw attemptType normalization to recover
recognized completed labels when source_result is null. Ensure recovered
completions produce the successful outcome so they are not counted as unknown or
excluded from the success-rate denominator.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/climbing-strengths-fixtures.ts:
- Line 591: Assign distinct `logEntryId` values to the examples in the fixture
cells pooled by `unknownCells.flatMap`, including the Unknown ascent and Known
ascent examples, so selecting Vertical renders sibling examples with unique
React keys.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:
- Line 44: Update the mobile row metadata and chart facts formatting in
ClimbingStrengths so cells marked limited include “Limited data” alongside the
shared formatter output. Preserve the existing rate, count, and difference text
for other cells.
- Line 156: Update the setting-heading condition in the ClimbingStrengths render
path to show the heading whenever panel.setting is present, including when
selectedPanels contains only one panel; remove the selectedPanels.length > 1
gate.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/climbing-strengths-fixtures.ts:
- Line 312: Update the pooled examples produced by unknownCells.flatMap so each
fixture example has a unique logEntryId, preventing duplicate React keys when
rendering the All grades Vertical cell.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:
- Line 262: Update the button’s aria-label in the profile cell to append
“Limited data” when value.sampleStatus is “limited”; leave the label unchanged
for other sample statuses.
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Review comments at @docs/production-incident-baseline.md:
- Line 7: Replace agent-only skill references in the incident baseline’s pending
rerun instructions with links to the human testing and CI-debugging runbooks and
the concrete standalone commands they document, including the Compose wrapper
and CI log inspection steps.
Review comments at @drizzle/0164_climbing_catalogue_setting.sql:
- Around line 24-28: Update the setting projection in the activityLogEntries
query to read entry.setting instead of catalogue.setting, so activity records
use the view’s projected fallback while unattached logs remain unaffected.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.stories.tsx:
- Around line 62-68: Update the MissingDimensions story so its captured state
selects an unavailable wall_angle or hold_type dimension, using a Storybook
interaction or supported fixture state; keep the setting-only panels so the
missing-dimension message is displayed.
- Line 71: Update the UnknownResults story to select V3 during its setup so the
default capture displays “Result unknown” instead of the pooled All grades rate.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:
- Line 71: Update ClimbingStrengths so the grouping and View controls render
when panels is empty; conditionally render only the panel content or empty-state
message based on panels.length.
Review comments at @packages/training/src/climbing-strengths.ts:
- Around line 103-106: Update climbingStrengthsCountLabel to use “climb” when
value.climbs is 1 and “climbs” otherwise, while preserving the existing sends
and unknown-outcomes wording; update affected test expectations to match the
singular label.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:
- Around line 60-63: Update ClimbingStrengths so an empty panels array does not
trigger an early return before the dimension buttons and View selector render;
preserve the empty-state message alongside the controls. Extend the existing
all-empty test to verify the controls remain available and the empty state is
shown.
- Around line 168-170: Remove the selectedPanels.length > 1 condition from the
heading guard in ClimbingStrengths so a sole Wall angle or Hold type panel with
panel.setting set to "unknown" displays its existing setting label. Preserve the
dimension and panel.setting checks.
---
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Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx:
- Line 282: Update the test around the generic “View … data” button assertion to
expand each setting chart separately and verify that the indoor chart shows the
V3 row and the outdoor chart shows the V4 row. Keep the assertions tied to their
respective charts so duplicated indoor data cannot pass.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/lib/mobile-query-persistence.ts:
- Line 9: Update the persistence contract around
MOBILE_QUERY_CACHE_CONTRACT_VERSION so the strengths-only cache change
invalidates only strengths queries, preserving compatible dashboard and activity
data for offline use; avoid applying a whole-client buster to unrelated query
families.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx:
- Around line 79-89: Update the ClimbingStrengths test data and assertions so
the outdoor panels use distinct counts or example names from the indoor panels.
Assert the expected values under both the Indoor and Outdoor headings, ensuring
the test detects indoor data rendered in the outdoor panels.
- Around line 139-144: In the refresh test, extend the assertions after rerender
to verify that the scoped Selected climbs region still contains Evening Arete,
alongside the existing aria-pressed check.
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Recover legacy OpenBeta labels through canonical outcome semantics, use projected settings in detail, and retain empty controls and unknown-setting labels on both clients. Correct fixture identities, counts, stories, and documentation.
Thorough and well-architected change across database views, provider sync adapters, server aggregation, and web/mobile UI presentation:
Canonical DB Views (0164–0166): Correctly projects outdoor settings for Mountain Project and OpenBeta rock climbs when unrecorded in source catalogues, treats Mountain Project top-rope entries as completed, and handles unlabeled OpenBeta ticks while preserving raw source facts and fallback recovery from entry.raw ->> 'attemptType'.
Provider Sync (KAYA & OpenBeta): KAYA client cleanly requests and retains sent on session climb attempts to differentiate failed attempts from generic sends without duplicating sends. OpenBeta tick parser properly retains sourceResult across all attempt types.
Climbing Strengths Service & Domain Models: Unknown attempt outcomes are explicitly retained and tracked rather than dropped; success rate calculations accurately exclude unknown outcomes from denominators (sends / (climbs - unknownOutcomes)).
Dual-Platform Parity: Web and mobile components maintain server-driven metric calculations, provide clear empty/unknown states via shared training helpers (climbingStrengthsRateLabel), and include comprehensive unit and integration coverage.
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Both platforms retain grouping and View controls for empty responses, with regressions exercising those controls.
A sole unknown-setting panel retains its Setting unknown qualification on both platforms.
Mobile MissingDimensions and UnknownResults stories now select the relevant missing dimension and unknown-result grade through play interactions.
Shared count labels use singular climb for one observation; affected chart assertions were updated.
Activity details now use the canonical projected catalogue setting. PostgreSQL regressions verify fallback, explicit-setting precedence, and unchanged raw storage.
Incident documentation now links human runbooks and supplies standalone commands instead of requiring agent skills.
Web tests distinguish indoor and outdoor examples/counts and retain the refreshed Selected climbs assertion. Mobile chart tests inspect the separate setting-specific grade rows.
Not applying the suggested selective persistence redesign. Contract 14 deliberately rejects persisted payloads that lack the required strengths fields, following the existing single-client cache-buster policy in packages/mobile/lib/mobile-query-persistence.ts and its upgrade regression. Whole-client invalidation means an offline upgrade may need a refetch; this is the existing documented upgrade tradeoff. Introducing per-family persistence contracts and a migration layer would change that architecture beyond this fix, contrary to the requested minimal scope.
Focused provider, SQL, UI, and setting regressions passed; lint, typechecks, and migration checks passed. Browser checks confirmed empty controls and unknown-result rendering on both platforms. Full-suite and hosted checks are running on the pushed commit.
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Summary
Climbing strengths omitted recorded grades when outcomes or catalogue settings were unknown, and provider result assumptions left completed climbs unrecognized.
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Rollout
Migrations 0164–0166 update canonical read views without changing retained raw facts. Existing Mountain Project/OpenBeta records gain the interpretation when migrated. Existing KAYA records gain the sent flag on their next sync after deployment. Production deployment remains outstanding.
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