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Use Kaya primary identity for activity cards and filters - #3192
Kaya climbing sessions could display a cardio icon because origin selection left Kaya unresolved alongside WHOOP recordings and their Peloton/Apple Health copies. The card and activity filters used the sensor-bearing representative's type.
Treat Kaya sync and file-import records as initiating sources in PostgreSQL and ClickHouse. Web/mobile icons, mobile type labels, activity filters, and overview filter options follow the resolved primary type. Sensor selection and provenance links remain independent; competing initiating sources remain unresolved. Version the calendar caches with the changed filtering semantics.
Regression tests execute source selection and filtering against the real database engines. Field-priority fixtures now distinguish a primary Kaya title from unresolved-source fallback. The strength no-sets fixture uses its own database so calendar-week boundaries cannot mix it with other workouts.
Final CI is green on 411aaa4: unit/mobile tests, all four integration shards, mutation checks, browser tests, coverage, and native builds passed. All review threads are resolved.
Validation: the initial complete unit/mobile suite passed 24,004 tests (19 skipped), with 181 origin/read-model database tests and all 46 local analytics models passing. Follow-up checks passed 55 database tests, 58 focused server unit tests, root/server typechecks, and the earlier web/mobile typechecks. A read-only execution against the reported activity's production mirror records selects Kaya.
Local verification limits: a later full suite was stopped during workstation contention after an archive-test failure; all 25 archive tests passed in isolation. Two older calendar fixture setups exceeded the local ClickHouse memory cap; the changed source-tree/filter scope passed against the real engine. Browser visual verification was unavailable. No memory limits, retries, or timeouts were increased.
Deployment requires the PostgreSQL function migration and a bounded read-model refresh for existing activities. Production has not been modified.
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The changes correctly resolve Kaya sync and file-import records as initiating activity sources across both PostgreSQL and ClickHouse, ensuring that Kaya climbing activities take precedence in origin selection while preserving parity and independent sensor representation. Web and mobile activity cards, icons, type labels, and accessibility text are consistently updated to use primaryActivityType ?? activityType.
Key Findings
Database / Analytics Parity: PostgreSQL migration 0174_kaya_activity_origin.sql, the updated function definition in drizzle/_views/00_activity_origin.sql, and ClickHouse's analytics/macros/activity_origin.sql all recognize kaya and kaya-export as initiating origins. Competing initiating sources remain properly unresolved without inventing transfer edges.
Frontend / Mobile Parity: Web (ActivityCardContent.tsx) and Mobile (ActivityCard.tsx and activities.tsx) now display the icon and label based on primaryActivityType ?? activityType, ensuring climbing sessions aren't mistakenly labeled as generic cardio when sensor-bearing records (like WHOOP) are present.
Test Coverage: Added comprehensive test cases covering both Postgres/ClickHouse test fixtures in activity-origin.json and React/React Native unit tests.
Documentation: Incident documented in docs/production-incident-baseline.md adhering to repo guidelines, and README references updated.
LGTM! Only left a minor non-blocking nit on local variable reuse in packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/activities.tsx.
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The PR fixes Kaya activity attribution by treating Kaya sync and imports as initiating sources across PostgreSQL and ClickHouse, then uses the resolved primary type for web/mobile icons and mobile labels and accessibility text without coupling identity to sensor-bearing representative selection. It adds cross-database fixtures, client regressions, incident documentation, and deployment guidance requiring the migration plus a bounded read-model refresh.
Flow diagram for Kaya primary-source resolution
flowchart LR
A["Grouped activity records"] --> B["Identify initiating sources"]
B --> C{"Exactly one initiator?"}
C -->|Yes| D["Resolve primary activity"]
C -->|No| E["Keep origin unresolved"]
D --> F["Expose primaryActivityType"]
E --> G["Retain unresolved attribution"]
H["Sensor-bearing representative"] --> I["Select representative independently"]
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Extend activity-origin resolution so Kaya records can establish primary identity while preserving independent provenance and representative selection.
Classify kaya and kaya-export as initiating sources in both PostgreSQL and ClickHouse selectors.
Add the PostgreSQL function migration and keep the checked-in origin view aligned.
Add shared real-engine fixtures and documentation covering Kaya, unresolved competing initiators, and separation of identity from sensor selection.
Document the production incident, diagnosis, deployment requirements, and validation results.
Record the cross-store root cause and explain why representative ranking diverged from PostgreSQL primary-type selection.
Document the required function migration and bounded read-model refresh; production data remains unchanged.
docs/production-incident-baseline.md
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Review comments at @packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/activities.tsx:
- Around line 465-468: Update the activity filtering logic so the Climbing
filter uses the same resolved activity type as the
ActivityTypeIcon—primaryActivityType with activityType as fallback—instead of
canonical_type; keep the card icon and filter behavior consistent.
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The database resolver and analytics selector now treat Kaya sync and file-import records as initiating origins. Mobile and web activity cards use the primary activity type for icons and labels when available.
The new SQL function derives provider hints, identifies unambiguous links, applies conflict and reachability rules, and returns the selected activity and evidence. The migration journal records the migration.
The SQL view and analytics selector include Kaya providers as initiating origins. Fixtures cover selected Kaya origins and unresolved competing origins. Documentation describes the policy.
Use the primary type in activity cards packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/activities.tsx, packages/mobile/components/ActivityCard.tsx, packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/activities.test.tsx, packages/mobile/components/ActivityCard.test.tsx, packages/web/src/components/ActivityCardContent.tsx, packages/web/src/components/ActivityCardContent.test.tsx, packages/web/src/components/ActivityCardContent.stories.tsx, docs/production-incident-baseline.md
Mobile and web cards use the primary activity type for icons and labels when available. Tests cover a climbing primary type with a cardio representative type. The incident report records the observed classification and deployment status.
Kaya sessions can display as climbing but remain listed under Cardio rather than Climbing. Mergeable with owner awareness and a follow-up to align displayed types and filtering.
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Requires human review: Fixes Kaya climbing cards showing cardio icons by treating Kaya as an initiating source and using primaryActivityType for client icons/labels. Requires human sign-off: includes a PostgreSQL migration and changes activity-attribution policy for existing activities.
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Keep filters and options consistent with the primary-type card icons.
Version calendar caches and verify filtering against ClickHouse.
Adapt title fixtures to Kaya origin policy and isolate the no-sets
strength fixture from calendar-dependent shared data.
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Fix Kaya primary-source selection and climbing icons
Use Kaya primary identity for activity cards and filters
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Kaya climbing sessions could display a cardio icon because origin selection left Kaya unresolved alongside WHOOP recordings and their Peloton/Apple Health copies. The card and activity filters used the sensor-bearing representative's type.
Treat Kaya sync and file-import records as initiating sources in PostgreSQL and ClickHouse. Web/mobile icons, mobile type labels, activity filters, and overview filter options follow the resolved primary type. Sensor selection and provenance links remain independent; competing initiating sources remain unresolved. Version the calendar caches with the changed filtering semantics.
Regression tests execute source selection and filtering against the real database engines. Field-priority fixtures now distinguish a primary Kaya title from unresolved-source fallback. The strength no-sets fixture uses its own database so calendar-week boundaries cannot mix it with other workouts.
Final CI is green on
411aaa4: unit/mobile tests, all four integration shards, mutation checks, browser tests, coverage, and native builds passed. All review threads are resolved.Validation: the initial complete unit/mobile suite passed 24,004 tests (19 skipped), with 181 origin/read-model database tests and all 46 local analytics models passing. Follow-up checks passed 55 database tests, 58 focused server unit tests, root/server typechecks, and the earlier web/mobile typechecks. A read-only execution against the reported activity's production mirror records selects Kaya.
Local verification limits: a later full suite was stopped during workstation contention after an archive-test failure; all 25 archive tests passed in isolation. Two older calendar fixture setups exceeded the local ClickHouse memory cap; the changed source-tree/filter scope passed against the real engine. Browser visual verification was unavailable. No memory limits, retries, or timeouts were increased.
Deployment requires the PostgreSQL function migration and a bounded read-model refresh for existing activities. Production has not been modified.