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Kaya lead ascents were displayed as top rope because the importer used the route's lead flag and never requested the ascent's own value. The affected white 5.11a and 5.11b ascents return lead=true while their route records return lead=false.
Both attached and standalone imports now prefer ascent-level lead. Null or absent ascent values fall back to the route flag; if neither supplies a value, the method remains unknown. Web and mobile consume the corrected shared attempt data.
Counted method refreshes update existing occurrences without changing their IDs or activity attachment. A fully described group's uniform method is independent of individual occurrence identity; partial updates and heterogeneous recorded methods retain their data-preservation checks. Kaya supplies an explicit nullable method on every counted occurrence.
Migration 0171 removes the former cross-table method requirement without rewriting historical records. The three obsolete internal functions have user-approved statement-scoped Squawk exceptions after their callers are removed; the rule remains enabled globally. Deploy the migration and application, then run a normal Kaya sync to correct existing logs.
CI also required updating React Native from 0.88.0 to Expo's current 0.88.1 patch. The matching existing CocoaPods marker-preservation patch and exact-version release-age exception are retained. The obsolete Mountain Project rejection test and theCrag persistence guidance now reflect nullable methods.
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Full local unit/mobile rerun: 22,673 passed, 19 skipped.
Real PostgreSQL regressions cover three-attempt Onsight, Redpoint, and unrecognized results changing top rope → lead → fallback → unknown with stable identities; partial count updates preserve recorded methods. Broader writer and provider integration suites also pass.
Root/server/web/mobile typechecks, full lint, repository spellcheck, frozen installation, migration policy, Squawk, migration SQL lint, and OpenAPI validation pass. OpenAPI retains five existing warnings.
Expo dependency validation and both iOS export paths pass locally using a public fixture Sentry DSN; hosted checks use the existing real secret injection.
Current-head hosted CI passed: 101 successful checks, no failures or pending jobs. This includes the iOS Release archive, WHOOP Expo bridge Simulator tests, every integration shard, mutation tests, and combined coverage; all modified coverable lines are tested. All review threads are resolved. Production deployment and the subsequent Kaya sync remain pending.
Use ascent lead when supplied, then fall back to route metadata.
Preserve unknown methods when neither source supplies a value.
Migration 0171 removes the former route-method triggers without
rewriting attempts. Deploy it before syncing existing Kaya logs.
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The PR fixes Kaya method misclassification by fetching ascent-level lead data and applying ascent-first, route-fallback precedence across both import paths, while migration 0171 removes the obsolete requirement that route attempts always have a method. Tests cover the precedence matrix, nullable refreshes, and preservation of IDs and attachments; documentation and API contracts are updated accordingly.
Sequence diagram for Kaya ascent method resolution
sequenceDiagram
participant KayaClient
participant KayaAPI
participant KayaSync
participant Persistence
KayaClient->>KayaAPI: ascentsForUser
KayaAPI-->>KayaClient: ascent.lead and climb.lead
KayaClient->>KayaSync: listAscents
KayaSync->>KayaSync: kayaLogEntry
Note over KayaSync: ascent.lead ?? climb.lead
KayaSync->>Persistence: persistClimbingLogEntries
Persistence-->>KayaSync: attempt with lead, top_rope, or null
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Requests and propagates Kaya ascent-level rope-method data, resolving it ahead of route metadata with nullish fallback semantics.
Adds nullable ascent lead to the typed client schema and GraphQL selection.
Passes ascent lead through attached-session and standalone ascent imports.
Maps explicit ascent values first, then route lead, leaving the method unknown when both are absent.
Adds client and provider coverage for true, false, null, absent, and session/standalone cases.
Removes the database and writer invariant that required rope methods for every route attempt, allowing unknown methods while preserving refresh behavior.
Drops the route-method validation triggers and helper functions in migration 0171.
Stops rejecting nullable methods during persistence.
Updates route-method integration tests for unknown, omitted, and explicitly cleared methods.
Verifies migration preserves existing records, attempt IDs, and activity associations.
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This change allows climbing attempts to retain unknown rope methods, removes route-method enforcement from imports and database constraints, and updates Kaya sync to request ascent-level lead and prefer it over route-level lead. Tests and documentation cover nullable refresh behavior and method resolution.
Migration 0171 removes route-method validation and locking triggers and functions. Imports allow route attempts with unknown methods. Refreshes preserve omitted methods and clear them when the source explicitly provides null. TheCrag persistence uses a generic save error for caught errors.
Kaya ascent-level lead resolution packages/kaya-client/src/client.ts, packages/kaya-client/src/client.test.ts, src/providers/kaya-sync.ts, src/providers/kaya-sync.test.ts, src/providers/kaya-sync.integration.test.ts, docs/kaya-api.openapi.yaml, docs/kaya.md, docs/climbing-trait-coverage.md, docs/production-incident-baseline.md
The Kaya client requests nullable ascent-level lead. Kaya sync uses that value when present, then falls back to climb.lead; when both values are missing, the method remains unknown. Tests cover session-linked and standalone ascents and refreshes.
sequenceDiagram
participant KayaClient
participant KayaAPI as Kaya API
participant KayaSync
participant ClimbingLogSync as climbing-log-sync
KayaClient->>KayaAPI: Request ascent lead
KayaAPI-->>KayaClient: Return ascent lead
KayaSync->>KayaSync: Resolve ascent lead before climb lead
KayaSync->>ClimbingLogSync: Reconcile attempt with resolved rope method
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Asherlc/dofek#3096: Changes Kaya import result handling for attempts without a rope method, which connects to this PR’s nullable-method persistence and Kaya mapping.
Asherlc/dofek#3089: Changes Kaya result import behavior for attempts without a rope method, which this PR allows to persist.
Asherlc/dofek#3098: Changes theCrag persistence to use the additive log writer, sharing the persistence path updated here.
Existing counted Kaya ascents can repeatedly fail synchronization instead of receiving corrected lead methods, also preventing other records in the batch from updating. Fix identity-preserving method refresh and add its regression test before merging.
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Findings to address:
1. In `@src/providers/thecrag/persistence.ts` (line 24, Important):
`src/providers/thecrag/README.md` (line 12, not in this diff) still says persistence "preserves actionable missing-method errors". After this change, every save failure gets the generic sanitized message and the `MissingRouteMethodError` class is gone. Update the README in this PR so the provider guide matches the code.
Additional findings outside changed lines:
1. In `@src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts` (line 544, Blocker):
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is ...
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with `attempts: 2` was stored as two `top_rope` rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies `ropeMethod: "lead"` on both occurrences, since `kayaLogEntry` expands `attempts` into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, `matchAttempt` sees `known` = both `top_rope` rows. `compatible` is empty because `ropeMethod` conflicts (`lead` vs `top_rope`). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), `compatible.length === 1` fails, and `known.length === 2`. Kaya never supplies `attemptIndex` for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of `persistClimbingLogSnapshot` inside the outer transaction in `KayaSyncProvider.sync` (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. `docs/kaya.md` tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (`refreshes ascent methods from source facts...`) uses `attempts: 1`, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
2. In `@src/providers/mountain-project-sync.integration.test.ts` (line 657, Important):
Test asserts the removed missing-method rejection
`rejects an Aid route tick without a method and preserves the prior import` expects `errors` to contain a message matching `/missing a rope method.*record.+source.+import/i`. That message no longer exists in `src/` (no non-test source contains "rope method" text), and migration 0171 plus the removed application validation mean a method-less Aid tick now persists. The fixture row (`...,Aid,Flash,Trad,...`) should import with `ropeMethod` null, so this assertion should fail. Update the test to assert the new unknown-method behavior, or delete it, since the PR removes the requirement it encodes.
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if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is ...
if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with attempts: 2 was stored as two top_rope rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies ropeMethod: "lead" on both occurrences, since kayaLogEntry expands attempts into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, matchAttempt sees known = both top_rope rows. compatible is empty because ropeMethod conflicts (lead vs top_rope). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), compatible.length === 1 fails, and known.length === 2. Kaya never supplies attemptIndex for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of persistClimbingLogSnapshot inside the outer transaction in KayaSyncProvider.sync (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. docs/kaya.md tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (refreshes ascent methods from source facts...) uses attempts: 1, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
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Pull request Asherlc/dofek#3149: https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/pull/3149 (head branch `tough-parrot`)
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid concrete bugs, skip the
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In `@src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts` (line 544, Blocker):
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with `attempts: 2` was stored as two `top_rope` rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies `ropeMethod: "lead"` on both occurrences, since `kayaLogEntry` expands `attempts` into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, `matchAttempt` sees `known` = both `top_rope` rows. `compatible` is empty because `ropeMethod` conflicts (`lead` vs `top_rope`). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), `compatible.length === 1` fails, and `known.length === 2`. Kaya never supplies `attemptIndex` for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of `persistClimbingLogSnapshot` inside the outer transaction in `KayaSyncProvider.sync` (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. `docs/kaya.md` tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (`refreshes ascent methods from source facts...`) uses `attempts: 1`, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
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Test asserts the removed missing-method rejection
rejects an Aid route tick without a method and preserves the prior import expects errors to contain a message matching /missing a rope method.*record.+source.+import/i. That message no longer exists in src/ (no non-test source contains "rope method" text), and migration 0171 plus the removed application validation mean a method-less Aid tick now persists. The fixture row (...,Aid,Flash,Trad,...) should import with ropeMethod null, so this assertion should fail. Update the test to assert the new unknown-method behavior, or delete it, since the PR removes the requirement it encodes.
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In `@src/providers/mountain-project-sync.integration.test.ts` (line 657, Important):
`rejects an Aid route tick without a method and preserves the prior import` expects `errors` to contain a message matching `/missing a rope method.*record.+source.+import/i`. That message no longer exists in `src/` (no non-test source contains "rope method" text), and migration 0171 plus the removed application validation mean a method-less Aid tick now persists. The fixture row (`...,Aid,Flash,Trad,...`) should import with `ropeMethod` null, so this assertion should fail. Update the test to assert the new unknown-method behavior, or delete it, since the PR removes the requirement it encodes.
Cover every generated attempt in the precedence matrix.
The matrix builds each ascent with attempts: 1, so the producer emits one attempt per case. The assertion reads only attempts[0]. A change that gives later generated attempts a different ropeMethod cannot fail this test. The test also reads the producer output passed to persist. It does not check rows that persistence refreshes for existing attempts.
Set attempts above 1 and assert the ropeMethod of every generated attempt. A null expectation does not need to be excluded. All generated attempts for one ascent share the same ropeMethod, so the loop checks the null case too. A null method emits one attempt in the normal case. The producer emits more when sent === false.
This is a coverage gap. The current producer output is consistent.
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Review comment at @src/providers/kaya-sync.test.ts around lines 103 - 107:
Update the precedence matrix test around the ascent setup to generate multiple
attempts, then assert that every generated attempt has the expected ropeMethod
instead of checking only attempts[0]. Include the null expectation in this
per-attempt assertion.
96-99: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Snapshot attempt methods before the explicit NULL update.
The test sets rope_method to NULL before it checks attempt values. Any rope_method value that a future edit to migration 0171 writes would be replaced by that update, so the assertions cannot detect the rewrite. The only snapshot taken before migration 0171 covers fitness.climbing_log_entry, not attempt methods.
Migration 0171 currently contains only DROP statements, so this does not indicate a present production defect. The climbing context doc states that 0171 removes the cross-table requirement "without rewriting historical attempts" (docs/climbing-context.md:29). This test does not enforce that statement against a future edit.
Snapshot the attempt methods after the seed. Assert them after migration 0171 runs and before the explicit update:
Suggested fix
const { attemptId } = await seed("route", "lead");
await migrate();
const before = (await client.query("SELECT * FROM fitness.climbing_log_entry")).rows;
+ const attemptsBefore = (+ await client.query("SELECT id, rope_method FROM fitness.climbing_attempt")+ ).rows;
const nullableMigration = readFileSync(
new URL("../../drizzle/0171_nullable_climbing_route_methods.sql", import.meta.url),
"utf8",
);
await client.query(nullableMigration.replaceAll("--> statement-breakpoint", ""));
+ expect(+ (await client.query("SELECT id, rope_method FROM fitness.climbing_attempt")).rows,+ ).toEqual(attemptsBefore);
await client.query("UPDATE fitness.climbing_attempt SET rope_method = NULL WHERE id = $1", [
attemptId,
]);
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Review comment at @src/db/climbing-route-method-migration.integration.test.ts
around lines 96 - 99:
In the migration integration test, snapshot `id` and `rope_method` from
`fitness.climbing_attempt` after seeding and before running migration 0171;
assert the rows are unchanged immediately after the migration and before the
explicit NULL update.
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Review comments at @src/providers/kaya-sync.ts:
- Around line 449-450: Update Kaya attempt reconciliation so a counted row can
match when its ropeMethod changes, allowing reconcileAttempts to update the
existing row without changing its ID or inserting or deleting rows. Add the
regression case in the Kaya sync integration tests using a Redpoint ascent with
three attempts, sync it first as top rope and then as lead, and verify both sync
success and unchanged IDs with all rows updated to lead.
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Review comments at @src/db/climbing-route-method-migration.integration.test.ts:
- Around line 96-99: In the migration integration test, snapshot `id` and
`rope_method` from `fitness.climbing_attempt` after seeding and before running
migration 0171; assert the rows are unchanged immediately after the migration
and before the explicit NULL update.
Review comments at @src/providers/kaya-sync.test.ts:
- Around line 103-107: Update the precedence matrix test around the ascent setup
to generate multiple attempts, then assert that every generated attempt has the
expected ropeMethod instead of checking only attempts[0]. Include the null
expectation in this per-attempt assertion.
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Match uniform counted method changes without losing attempt identity.
Preserve individually described methods when source counts change.
Keep explicit unknowns on every counted Kaya occurrence.
Update stale Mountain Project coverage and theCrag guidance. Add the
approved statement-scoped Squawk exceptions for obsolete internal
functions; retain the rule globally.
Update React Native to Expo's required 0.88.1 and carry forward the
existing CocoaPods marker-preservation patch and exact-version exception.
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Uniform method changes on a fully described counted group no longer identify individual attempts. Real PostgreSQL regressions cover three Onsight and unrecognized-result occurrences changing from route-fallback top rope to ascent lead, back to fallback, then unknown, with stable attempt IDs and activity attachment. Partial count updates without method evidence and heterogeneous recorded methods remain protected.
Kaya supplies explicit nullable methods on every counted occurrence, so an unknown refresh clears obsolete methods on all occurrences.
Replaced the obsolete Mountain Project missing-method rejection with an executable test of nullable method persistence and refreshed existing records.
Updated theCrag README and AGENTS guidance to match persistence behavior.
The broader PostgreSQL run passed 70 tests; the final counted-method/partial-update run passed 31. Local lint, root/server/web/mobile typechecks, Squawk, frozen installation, Expo dependency validation, and both iOS exports pass. The full unit/mobile rerun and current-head CI remain in progress.
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Request changes — found 2 issue(s) at 44be5eb.
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Pull request Asherlc/dofek#3149: https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/pull/3149 (head branch `tough-parrot`)
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid concrete bugs, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. Skip Decision required,
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Findings to address:
1. In `@pnpm-workspace.yaml` (line 110, Important):
`react-native@0.88.1: patches/react-native@0.88.1.patch`
`packages/mobile/modules/whoop-ble/README.md:174` still links to `patches/react-native@0.88.0.patch`, which no longer exists after this patch rename, so readers following the CocoaPods troubleshooting explanation get a broken link. Update that reference to the 0.88.1 patch.
Additional findings outside changed lines:
1. In `@src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts` (line 546, Blocker):
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is ...
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with `attempts: 2` was stored as two `top_rope` rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies `ropeMethod: "lead"` on both occurrences, since `kayaLogEntry` expands `attempts` into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, `matchAttempt` sees `known` = both `top_rope` rows. `compatible` is empty because `ropeMethod` conflicts (`lead` vs `top_rope`). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), `compatible.length === 1` fails, and `known.length === 2`. Kaya never supplies `attemptIndex` for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of `persistClimbingLogSnapshot` inside the outer transaction in `KayaSyncProvider.sync` (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. `docs/kaya.md` tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (`refreshes ascent methods from source facts...`) uses `attempts: 1`, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
Still open from earlier reviews (1) — the lines they point at have not changed:
🔴 Blocker · if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is ... · src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts line 546 · from 97b941b if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with attempts: 2 was stored as two top_rope rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies ropeMethod: "lead" on both occurrences, since kayaLogEntry expands attempts into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, matchAttempt sees known = both top_rope rows. compatible is empty because ropeMethod conflicts (lead vs top_rope). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), compatible.length === 1 fails, and known.length === 2. Kaya never supplies attemptIndex for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of persistClimbingLogSnapshot inside the outer transaction in KayaSyncProvider.sync (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. docs/kaya.md tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (refreshes ascent methods from source facts...) uses attempts: 1, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
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Fixed the stale patch link in 451bbda and verified its relative target.
The carried-forward counted-ascent finding from 97b941b is already fixed in 56120ba. matchAttempt now excludes the rope method from compatibility when it is uniformly supplied for the complete counted group; the cited throw remains for genuinely ambiguous records. The old claim that the regression uses attempts:1 is no longer current: Onsight, Redpoint, and Unfamiliar cases now use three attempts and verify top rope → lead → fallback → unknown with stable IDs and attachments. The exact Redpoint regression passed in 44be5eb. Partial and heterogeneous method evidence remains protected.
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Pull request Asherlc/dofek#3149: https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/pull/3149 (head branch `tough-parrot`)
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid concrete bugs, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. Skip Decision required,
policy forks, and "consider X" alternatives. Do not add new features, refactors, or
architecture beyond the fix; prefer the smallest diff.
Findings to address:
1. In `@src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts` (line 546, Blocker):
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is ...
`if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ...` is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with `attempts: 2` was stored as two `top_rope` rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies `ropeMethod: "lead"` on both occurrences, since `kayaLogEntry` expands `attempts` into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, `matchAttempt` sees `known` = both `top_rope` rows. `compatible` is empty because `ropeMethod` conflicts (`lead` vs `top_rope`). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), `compatible.length === 1` fails, and `known.length === 2`. Kaya never supplies `attemptIndex` for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of `persistClimbingLogSnapshot` inside the outer transaction in `KayaSyncProvider.sync` (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. `docs/kaya.md` tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (`refreshes ascent methods from source facts...`) uses `attempts: 1`, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
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🔴 Blocker · if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is ... · src/db/climbing-log-sync.ts line 546 · from 97b941b if (known.some(row => supplied.attemptIndex == null || row.attemptIndex == null)) throw ... is reached for a counted Kaya ascent whose method changes on refresh.
Sequence: an existing ascent with attempts: 2 was stored as two top_rope rows (climb.lead=false, ascent lead=null before this fix). After deploy, the refresh supplies ropeMethod: "lead" on both occurrences, since kayaLogEntry expands attempts into one occurrence per try and each carries the method. For the first occurrence, matchAttempt sees known = both top_rope rows. compatible is empty because ropeMethod conflicts (lead vs top_rope). The sourceResult branch is skipped (no qualifier), compatible.length === 1 fails, and known.length === 2. Kaya never supplies attemptIndex for these occurrences, so the throw fires.
The error propagates out of persistClimbingLogSnapshot inside the outer transaction in KayaSyncProvider.sync (src/providers/kaya-sync.ts around L333), so the whole batch rolls back and every Kaya log in the snapshot fails to refresh. The DB state never changes, so every later sync fails the same way. docs/kaya.md tells users to sync again after deploying to correct existing logs, and this blocks that for any multi-try ascent whose lead flag was wrong.
The added integration test (refreshes ascent methods from source facts...) uses attempts: 1, where the single-row fallback at line 543 applies, so it does not exercise this path. A fix needs method-only changes on counted occurrences to match by position or reported count rather than requiring a compatible row.
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Kaya lead ascents were displayed as top rope because the importer used the route's lead flag and never requested the ascent's own value. The affected white 5.11a and 5.11b ascents return lead=true while their route records return lead=false.
Both attached and standalone imports now prefer ascent-level lead. Null or absent ascent values fall back to the route flag; if neither supplies a value, the method remains unknown. Web and mobile consume the corrected shared attempt data.
Counted method refreshes update existing occurrences without changing their IDs or activity attachment. A fully described group's uniform method is independent of individual occurrence identity; partial updates and heterogeneous recorded methods retain their data-preservation checks. Kaya supplies an explicit nullable method on every counted occurrence.
Migration 0171 removes the former cross-table method requirement without rewriting historical records. The three obsolete internal functions have user-approved statement-scoped Squawk exceptions after their callers are removed; the rule remains enabled globally. Deploy the migration and application, then run a normal Kaya sync to correct existing logs.
CI also required updating React Native from 0.88.0 to Expo's current 0.88.1 patch. The matching existing CocoaPods marker-preservation patch and exact-version release-age exception are retained. The obsolete Mountain Project rejection test and theCrag persistence guidance now reflect nullable methods.
Validation:
Current-head hosted CI passed: 101 successful checks, no failures or pending jobs. This includes the iOS Release archive, WHOOP Expo bridge Simulator tests, every integration shard, mutation tests, and combined coverage; all modified coverable lines are tested. All review threads are resolved. Production deployment and the subsequent Kaya sync remain pending.