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Remove the activity lists from the training overview and cycling, running, endurance, hiking, strength, and climbing pages. Remove mobile's recent activity and climbing session lists, along with unused list components, queries, pagination, styles, and tests. Training charts and analytics remain available.
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Remove activity lists from training pages while preserving training charts and analytics.
Enhancements:
Remove recent activity and climbing session lists from the training overview and sport-specific training pages while retaining charts and analytics.
Remove the associated activity queries, pagination, deletion handling, parsing models, styles, and unused components.
Documentation:
Update web documentation to remove references to the retired recent climbing activity table.
Tests:
Update web and mobile tests to reflect the removal of training activity lists and their supporting queries.
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Removed recent activity and workout lists from training pages across mobile and web.
Training dashboards continue to show their analytics, including volume, pace, strength, and climbing charts.
The climbing training card no longer displays recent session summaries.
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This PR removes activity-list and recent-session UI from the web and mobile training pages, along with their queries, pagination, deletion wiring, parsing models, styles, shared components, and tests, while leaving training charts and analytics intact.
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Removed activity-list UI from all affected web training pages while retaining training charts, summaries, maps, and analytics.
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LGTM! The removal of activity lists and climbing session tables across training views is thorough, clean, and consistent across both web and mobile:
Web training views:
Cleanly removed RecentActivitiesSection and individual activity queries/pagination across climbing, cycling, endurance, hiking, index, running, and strength.lazy.
Deleted unused RecentActivitiesSection component, tests, and Storybook stories. No dangling imports or broken references remain in the web package.
Updated test suites across all affected routes.
Mobile training views:
Cleaned up activity list rendering and related unused queries/helpers in strain.tsx.
Removed climbing session summaries and related schemas from ClimbingTrainingCard.tsx while keeping volume-by-grade, grade progression, and hangboard metrics intact.
Accurately updated mobile unit tests.
Documentation:
packages/web/README.md documentation updated to reflect current functionality.
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The pull request removes recent activity sections from mobile and web training screens. It also removes climbing session summaries from the mobile climbing card and the web climbing route. Related tests, stories, and supporting test state were removed or updated.
Changes: Training activity display removal
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Mobile activity and session displays packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.tsx, packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx, packages/mobile/components/ClimbingTrainingCard.tsx, packages/mobile/components/ClimbingTrainingCard.test.tsx
The strain screen no longer parses or displays recent activities. The climbing training card no longer parses or displays session summaries. Related tests were removed or updated.
Shared web activity section packages/web/src/components/RecentActivitiesSection.tsx, packages/web/src/components/RecentActivitiesSection.test.tsx, packages/web/src/components/RecentActivitiesSection.stories.tsx, packages/web/README.md
The shared RecentActivitiesSection component, its tests and stories, and the README description of the climbing activity table were removed.
Climbing and cycling routes packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.tsx, packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.test.tsx, packages/web/src/routes/training/cycling.tsx, packages/web/src/routes/training/cycling.test.tsx
The climbing and cycling routes no longer render recent activity tables. The climbing session-summary query and cycling activity pagination and bulk-delete behavior were removed. Related route tests were adjusted or removed.
Other web training routes packages/web/src/routes/training/{endurance,hiking,index,running,strength.lazy}.tsx, packages/web/src/routes/training/{hiking,index,running,strength.lazy}.test.tsx, packages/web/src/routes/training/range-plumbing.test-helper.tsx
The overview, endurance, hiking, running, and strength routes no longer render recent activity sections. Related tests and shared test state were updated. Strength chart sections no longer accept subtitles.
Asherlc/dofek#3144: Updates the mobile strain screen and recent-activity test behavior, which this PR removes.
Asherlc/dofek#3099: Changes title fallback behavior in recent activity cards and strain tests, which this PR removes.
Suggested labels:area/web, area/mobile
Suggested reviewers:cubic-dev-ai, sourcery-ai
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 14623
The activity lists are removed while training charts remain available. The remaining recommendations address existing backend inefficiencies, existing cache invalidation, and optional test coverage; none establishes a new failure that should block merging.
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The title "Remove activity lists from training pages" matches the main change. The PR removes activity lists from the web training overview and sub-pages (cycling, running, endurance, hiking, strength, climbing) and removes the mobile recent activity and climbing session lists. The title is imperative and under 70 characters with no trailing punctuation. It omits the area prefix (e.g. [web] or [mobile]), but the PR spans both web and mobile, so no single prefix clearly applies.
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Invalidate cycling chart queries after bulk activity deletion.
63-63: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Invalidate cycling chart queries after bulk activity deletion.
ActivitiesPage deletes selected activities, including cycling workouts, but its bulkDeleteonSuccess does not invalidate cycling.activities or cycling.performance. Both queries use TRAINING_SLOW_QUERY_OPTIONS with a 5-minute staleTime, so cycling charts can show a deleted workout until that window expires.
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Review comment at @packages/web/src/routes/training/cycling.tsx at line 63:
Update the bulkDelete onSuccess handler in ActivitiesPage to invalidate the
cycling.activities and cycling.performance queries alongside the existing
invalidations, ensuring cycling charts refresh after selected activities are
deleted.
Skip the activity-stats query on the trainingV2 path, since the Strain screen no longer reads its r…
184-184: Minor · Performance & Scalability · Poor tradeoff
Skip the activity-stats query on the trainingV2 path, since the Strain screen no longer reads its rows.
trainingV2 still loads activities through loadMobileTrainingTabProjection. That projection calls getActivityStatsAndWeeklyVolume and returns activities. The Strain screen no longer reads that field. On each uncached request, the server still runs the activity-stats query, which has no row limit, and serializes rows that no screen displays. The weekly-volume query does not depend on those rows.
Do not remove activities from getActivityStatsAndWeeklyVolume or from the shared projection. The legacy training procedure uses the same projection through loadMobileTrainingTab, so that change alters its response too. Scope the change to the V2 path: remove activities from mobileTrainingTabV2OutputSchema, and compute only the weekly volume for trainingV2.
This is unchanged query cost with unused output, not a new query-cost regression. The query already ran before this PR, when the Strain screen rendered the rows.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.tsx at line 184:
Update the trainingV2 path so it computes only weekly volume and skips the
activity-stats query; remove activities from mobileTrainingTabV2OutputSchema.
Keep activities in getActivityStatsAndWeeklyVolume and the shared projection so
the legacy training path remains unchanged.
Skip the session-summary query on trainingV2, not in the shared projection.
119-119: Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Skip the session-summary query on trainingV2, not in the shared projection.
loadMobileTrainingTabProjection awaits getSessionSummaries inside Promise.all (packages/server/src/services/mobile-training-tab.ts:223-240). It returns climbing.sessionSummary at line 276. Neither the projection nor the router catches a rejection, so a failed session-summary query fails the whole trainingV2 response. The mobile climbing card no longer reads this field, so the query adds a failure point without a consumer on that path.
This failure path predates the PR. The card read the field before this change. The PR removes that read and leaves the query on the response path.
A fix must keep the field for the legacy training response, which still declares and returns it. Both loaders share the projection, so a change to the projection itself also changes training. Use the same per-version seam that loadGradeProgression uses to omit the query and field for trainingV2 only. Then remove sessionSummary from mobileTrainingTabV2OutputSchema (packages/server/src/contracts/mobile-dashboard-contracts.ts:405). Also remove it from MobileTrainingFixtureChecks and the sessionSummary date mapping in validateMobileTrainingFixture (lines 619-639). Check the legacy output schema before making the projection change.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingTrainingCard.tsx at line
119:
Update the per-version loading path around loadMobileTrainingTabProjection so
trainingV2 skips getSessionSummaries and omits climbing.sessionSummary, while
the legacy training response continues to include it; follow the existing
loadGradeProgression seam and verify the legacy output schema before changing
the shared projection. Remove sessionSummary from
mobileTrainingTabV2OutputSchema, MobileTrainingFixtureChecks, and the
sessionSummary date mapping in validateMobileTrainingFixture.
Add an absence check for the removed Recent Activities section.
Add an absence check for the removed Recent Activities section.
The edit removed the only assertion that checks this section is absent from the composite-failure state. If Recent Activities is reintroduced and can render in that state, the test still passes. Restoring the check makes the test fail in that case.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx at line
1005:
Add an absence assertion in the composite-failure test near the “Weekly Volume”
assertion, using `queryByText` to verify that “Recent Activities” is not
rendered. Preserve the existing failure-state and exception assertions.
Assert the four strength chart sections in the route test.
The range-plumbing test checks only the registry inputs passed to the strength queries. The route also renders four chart sections: "Strength Volume", "Estimated single-rep strength", "Muscle Group Volume", and "Exercise Volume Trends". The test does not check that these sections render. Removing them would leave the test passing.
Assert the four strength chart sections in the route test.
The route test can add a check that each chart section title renders. This check makes the test fail if a chart section is removed. The check does not cover a production defect. The charts render correctly today.
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-import { cleanup } from "@testing-library/react";-import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, it } from "vitest";+import { cleanup, screen } from "@testing-library/react";+import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
...
await renderRoute("/training/strength", () => import("./strength.lazy.tsx"));
expectRegistryInputs("strength", 30);
+ for (const title of [+ "Strength Volume",+ "Estimated single-rep strength",+ "Muscle Group Volume",+ "Exercise Volume Trends",+ ]) {+ expect(screen.getByText(title)).toBeTruthy();+ }
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Review comment at @packages/web/src/routes/training/strength.lazy.test.tsx
around lines 21 - 25:
Update the strength route test around `renderRoute` and `expectRegistryInputs`
to assert that all four chart section titles—“Strength Volume,” “Estimated
single-rep strength,” “Muscle Group Volume,” and “Exercise Volume
Trends”—render. Keep the existing registry-input assertions intact.
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Summary
Remove the activity lists from the training overview and cycling, running, endurance, hiking, strength, and climbing pages. Remove mobile's recent activity and climbing session lists, along with unused list components, queries, pagination, styles, and tests. Training charts and analytics remain available.
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Remove activity lists from training pages while preserving training charts and analytics.
Enhancements:
Documentation:
Tests:
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