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Activity titles follow the resolved recording origin on current main. If that source has no title, web and mobile display its activity type; analytics keep their existing representative and classification.
- Apple Watch / Running → 40 min 58 sec Walking (copy title)+ Apple Watch / Running → Running (primary type fallback)
Postgres and ClickHouse expose the nullable primary type, and the API preserves it through detail, calendar, cycling, and training responses. Unknown-origin groups keep their existing title selection. Blank primary titles count as absent; nonblank titles retain their exact text. During rolling deployments, both client parsers normalize omitted primary-type metadata to null so older server responses remain visible; other fields keep their existing validation. The mobile persisted-cache contract advances so pre-change rows are discarded before the new schema hydrates. Incremental summary refreshes preserve intentionally null titles instead of restoring an older title.
Evidence
Before: real Postgres API and ClickHouse/dbt regressions returned a copy's Walking title even though Apple Watch was the resolved primary. A refresh could also restore an old Walking title after the primary title became null. After: group/member lookups and list/detail responses use the primary title/type; named, null, blank, and padded-title cases pass without changing analytics metrics or classification.
Rolling-deployment regressions first reproduced the missing-field validation failure in both clients; 61 affected web tests and 95 affected mobile tests now pass with omitted metadata normalized to null.
The full unit suite passed 19,710 tests; focused unit/mobile tests and root/server/web typechecks also passed.
58 real Postgres origin/title tests and the 22-case real ClickHouse summary pipeline passed. Actual dbt initial and incremental builds each passed both deduped and cycling models; additive column migration was checked twice. Three real ClickHouse schema regressions also cover absent dbt tables, existing rows, repeated application, and required-table failure.
The exact executable diff-coverage gate was reproduced locally at 100% (24/24) using complete CI artifacts plus fresh regression coverage; global thresholds remain unchanged.
Final commit 49a5822eb, including client normalization, passes all nine required checks (110 passed, nine intentionally skipped), including internal diff coverage, all four database integration shards, browser E2E, native builds and mutation checks.
Full lint, explicit lint of all changed analytics models without file-size skipping, PostgreSQL migration lint, and forward-view migration validation passed.
Broader local ClickHouse suites reached the workspace's existing memory limit. The limitation is recorded in the production incident baseline; the complete CI integration run passes on final commit 49a5822eb. No memory limits or retries were added.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Schema-only forward migrations update the Postgres view and add a nullable ClickHouse projection column. No raw data is changed; reverting the view after deployment requires a forward migration.
Blast Radius: activities
Titles and their fallbacks across activity detail, lists, and training displays. Recording origin and analytics representative remain separate.
Keep missing primary titles null so clients display the primary activity type. Apply the same rule in Postgres and ClickHouse, including priority ties.
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Activity deduplication now keeps the nullable title from the primary source selected by provider/device priority and activity ID tie-breaking, while web and mobile consistently fall back to the formatted activity type. The PR updates the Postgres view via forward migration, aligns the ClickHouse model and runbook, and adds cross-layer regression coverage for API resolution, client rendering, priority ties, and missing titles.
Flow diagram for primary activity title selection
flowchart TD
A[Duplicate activity records] --> B[Group overlapping activities]
B --> C[Select primary by provider/device priority]
C --> D[Break priority ties by activity ID]
D --> E[Keep primary source name, including null]
E --> F{Primary name exists?}
F -->|Yes| G[Display primary activity name]
F -->|No| H["Display formatActivityTypeLabel(activityType)"]
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Select and preserve the title from the deduplication winner instead of backfilling from lower-priority activities.
Carry the winning row’s nullable name through Postgres view aggregation and ClickHouse deduplication.
Add a forward migration that updates the deployed Postgres view while retaining the checked-in view definition.
Document primary-source title and null-handling rules for future ClickHouse/Postgres changes.
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Walkthrough
The change selects titles and fallback types from the resolved recording origin, then projects them through database read models and server APIs to web and mobile activity displays. Representative classification remains separate from the primary activity used for title fallback.
Changes: Primary activity title flow
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Read-model title and type projections analytics/models/read_models/*, drizzle/0168_v_activity_primary_title.sql, drizzle/_views/01_v_activity.sql, src/db/clickhouse-activity-origin.ts, src/db/clickhouse-migrations/*, src/db/clickhouse-read-models.ts
PostgreSQL and ClickHouse projections use the resolved primary activity’s name and canonical type when available. A blank primary name produces null. Migration 0106 adds nullable primary-type columns and refreshes the activity-origin read model.
Database tests cover title selection, refreshes, tombstones, primary-type projection, and migration behavior. Documentation describes the selection rules and records validation findings.
Server data propagation packages/server/src/models/activity.ts, packages/server/src/repositories/*, packages/server/src/contracts/*, packages/server/src/routers/*
Server schemas, queries, and outputs carry primary_canonical_type as primaryActivityType where applicable. Cycling analytics names use the formatted primary type as a fallback. Related cache key versions are updated.
Web and mobile title fallbacks packages/web/src/components/*, packages/web/src/pages/*, packages/mobile/app/*, packages/mobile/components/*, packages/mobile/types/api.ts, packages/mobile/lib/mobile-query-persistence.ts
Activity lists, cards, detail headers, and accessibility labels use the primary activity type when a title is absent. Mobile parsing normalizes omitted primary-type metadata to null, and the mobile query cache contract version increases to 15. Tests and stories cover cases where primary and representative types differ.
sequenceDiagram
participant ActivityView as fitness.v_activity
participant ActivityRepository
participant ActivityAPI as activity.byId
participant ActivityDetailPage
ActivityView->>ActivityRepository: Provide activity name and primary_canonical_type
ActivityRepository->>ActivityAPI: Map primary_canonical_type to primaryActivityType
ActivityAPI->>ActivityDetailPage: Provide name and primaryActivityType
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Possibly related PRs
Asherlc/dofek#3050: Changes activity grouping and origin matching used by this title projection.
Asherlc/dofek#3061: Changes origin metadata resolution in the PostgreSQL activity view consumed by this change.
Asherlc/dofek#3059: Changes origin selection that can affect the activity selected as the title source.
The compatibility updates preserve title fallbacks for older responses and discard outdated mobile caches. No actionable merge-blocking issue is established.
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Merge current main and use the resolved recording source for titles. Preserve nullable primary titles and expose the primary activity type for display fallbacks without changing analytics classification.
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Only alter the dbt-owned cycling table when it already exists, while preserving required identity schema changes. Align fixtures and cache assertions with the new primary title contract and cover the historical projection default.
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Keep primary_canonical_type nullable-optional so cached rows still parse.
ActivityRowBaseSchema now requires the primary_canonical_type key (z.string().nullable()). Zod rejects an object that omits a required key. safeParseRows parses the whole array, so one failing row sets data: []. On the restored training cache, strain.tsx then renders the parse error in place of the Recent Activities list. The mobile cache version was not bumped, so pre-change cache entries are restored. The failure lasts until a successful refetch replaces the cache. It can last longer when the device is offline. The fix is to accept a missing key and normalize it to null in the transform. The output type stays string | null, so the consumer at strain.tsx:539 is unaffected.
As per coding guidelines, the mobile agent guide says: "Do not blank visible previous/cached data during background refetches". This screen replaces cached rows with an error panel, so this guideline applies to the same path.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/types/api.ts at line 30:
Update primary_canonical_type in ActivityRowBaseSchema to accept missing values,
then normalize missing values to null in the ActivityRowSchema transform so
parsed rows retain a string-or-null output.
Source: Coding guidelines
Minor · Make primary_canonical_type tolerate a missing key during… · RecentActivitiesSection.tsx:20
Make primary_canonical_type tolerate a missing key during rolling web deploys.
During a rolling web deploy, the new web bundle can receive activity.list responses from an old server task. The old response omits primary_canonical_type, and assertRows throws during render. The nearest error boundary above the section then replaces routed page content, not only this section. The boundary clears only through its "Try again" button, so a background refetch does not restore the page. Recovery needs a successful retry after the rollout settles, or a page reload.
ActivityList already falls back to canonical_type when the value is null or undefined, so treating a missing key as null keeps the existing display behavior.
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Review comment at @packages/web/src/components/RecentActivitiesSection.tsx at
line 20:
Update the primary_canonical_type field in activityRowSchema to accept an
omitted key and normalize missing or null values to null, preserving
ActivityList’s existing fallback to canonical_type.
The current title contract maps empty or whitespace-only primary titles to null, but the component still accepts string | null, and the merge-base test covered name="". Keep that behavior covered:
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+ it("falls back to the activity type label when name is empty", () => {+ render(<ActivityCard {...baseProps} name="" />);+ expect(screen.getByText("Running")).toBeTruthy();+ });
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/components/ActivityCard.test.tsx around lines
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Add a test in the ActivityCard test suite that renders ActivityCard with name=""
and verifies the title falls back to the activity type label, “Running.” Keep
the existing title and accessibility assertions unchanged.
44-49: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Add the 0106 migration's view statements to the integration coverage.
The 0106 integration test runs only ALTER TABLE statements. Its mapped command handler drops the DROP VIEW and CREATE VIEW statements from buildActivityOriginReadModelRefreshStatements(true). If createMigration() omitted that refresh, or the composed statements failed, these tests would still pass.
The primaryTitles=true view body is already executed in src/db/deduped-activities-read-model.integration.test.ts, which asserts primary_canonical_type. That suite does not run the migration's statement list. The drop, view, and members statements that 0106 composes are not run together by any inspected test.
Consider running the 0106 statement list against the test database, with the source relations that buildActivityReadModelSql() reads. Then assert that v_activity exposes primary_canonical_type. The current minimal fixture cannot forward all view commands until those source relations exist.
The current migration is not shown to be broken.
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around lines 44 - 49:
Extend the 0106 migration integration test to execute the complete statement
list from createMigration(), including the DROP VIEW and CREATE VIEW statements
produced by buildActivityOriginReadModelRefreshStatements(true). Set up the
source relations required by buildActivityReadModelSql(), then assert that
v_activity exposes primary_canonical_type.
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Review comments at @packages/mobile/types/api.ts:
- Line 30: Update primary_canonical_type in ActivityRowBaseSchema to accept
missing values, then normalize missing values to null in the ActivityRowSchema
transform so parsed rows retain a string-or-null output.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/RecentActivitiesSection.tsx:
- Line 20: Update the primary_canonical_type field in activityRowSchema to
accept an omitted key and normalize missing or null values to null, preserving
ActivityList’s existing fallback to canonical_type.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ActivityCard.test.tsx:
- Around line 35-39: Add a test in the ActivityCard test suite that renders
ActivityCard with name="" and verifies the title falls back to the activity type
label, “Running.” Keep the existing title and accessibility assertions
unchanged.
Review comments at
@src/db/clickhouse-migrations/0106_activity_primary_type.integration.test.ts:
- Around line 44-49: Extend the 0106 migration integration test to execute the
complete statement list from createMigration(), including the DROP VIEW and
CREATE VIEW statements produced by
buildActivityOriginReadModelRefreshStatements(true). Set up the source relations
required by buildActivityReadModelSql(), then assert that v_activity exposes
primary_canonical_type.
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This PR refactors activity title selection and type fallbacks across Postgres, ClickHouse/dbt, server routers, and web/mobile clients so that activity titles reflect the resolved recording origin rather than a secondary copy:
Postgres (0168_v_activity_primary_title.sql & _views/01_v_activity.sql): Correctly joins fitness.resolve_activity_origin against fitness.activity using primary_activity.id and m.user_id, trimming blank primary titles to null while preserving the fallback to m.name when origin is unresolved, and projecting primary_canonical_type.
ClickHouse (0106_activity_primary_type.ts): Safely adds primary_canonical_type Nullable(String) DEFAULT NULL to deduped_activities and cycling_activity.
dbt Models (activity_summary_rows.sql, deduped_activities.sql): Prevents coalesce from resurrecting outdated copy titles during incremental refreshes by explicitly checking activity_bounds.activity_id IS null.
Server & Contracts:
Contracts in mobile-dashboard-contracts.ts, calendar.ts, cycling.ts, and activity.ts cleanly expose primaryActivityType / primary_canonical_type.
Server-side cache key versions bumped across activity, calendar, cycling, training, and mobile-dashboard.
Web & Mobile Parity:
Both Web (ActivityCardContent, ActivityList, RecentActivitiesSection, ActivityDetailPage) and Mobile (ActivityCard, ActivityDetailHeader, activities, strain) consistently display activity.name ?? formatActivityTypeLabel(primaryType ?? fallbackType).
Mobile persistence contract version bumped from 14 to 15 in mobile-query-persistence.ts to invalidate stale persisted cache.
Test Coverage:
Exhaustive tests added for migration compatibility, ClickHouse projection, dbt incremental runs, and router/persistence contracts.
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Summary
Activity titles follow the resolved recording origin on current main. If that source has no title, web and mobile display its activity type; analytics keep their existing representative and classification.
Postgres and ClickHouse expose the nullable primary type, and the API preserves it through detail, calendar, cycling, and training responses. Unknown-origin groups keep their existing title selection. Blank primary titles count as absent; nonblank titles retain their exact text. During rolling deployments, both client parsers normalize omitted primary-type metadata to null so older server responses remain visible; other fields keep their existing validation. The mobile persisted-cache contract advances so pre-change rows are discarded before the new schema hydrates. Incremental summary refreshes preserve intentionally null titles instead of restoring an older title.
Evidence
After: group/member lookups and list/detail responses use the primary title/type; named, null, blank, and padded-title cases pass without changing analytics metrics or classification.
49a5822eb, including client normalization, passes all nine required checks (110 passed, nine intentionally skipped), including internal diff coverage, all four database integration shards, browser E2E, native builds and mutation checks.49a5822eb. No memory limits or retries were added.Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Schema-only forward migrations update the Postgres view and add a nullable ClickHouse projection column. No raw data is changed; reverting the view after deployment requires a forward migration.
Blast Radius: activities
Titles and their fallbacks across activity detail, lists, and training displays. Recording origin and analytics representative remain separate.