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The Virtual Model editor shows fallback targets in the order they were added. There is no way to change that order: users must delete and re-add targets to change the failover priority or the round-robin queue. Add a drag handle to each target row. Drag a row onto another row to move it. The full list is reorderable, including the primary target.

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File Why
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VmTargetRow.svelte (start here) The grip handle, drag events, and the drop highlight live here.
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/vmForm.js Pure helpers: flattenFormTargets and moveFormTarget.
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/virtualModelEditor.svelte.js Drag state (vmDragIndex, vmDropIndex) and the drop action.
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte Passes each row its flattened index and enables the handle.
web/dashboard/tests/models-vm-target-reorder.test.js Contract tests: move semantics, payload order, reopen round-trip, index alignment.
internal/admin/handler_virtualmodels_test.go Go contract test: PUT stores and returns the sent target order.
docs/features/virtual-models.mdx "Reorder targets" section.
web/dashboard/messages/en.json, pl.json models_move_target label for the handle.

Behavior

Target rows with drag handles

  • The grip handle (☰) sits left of each target row's remove button. It shows only when more than one target exists.
  • Drag-and-move, not drag-and-replace. Dropping a row onto another row moves the dragged row to that position. The other rows keep their relative order and shift down (or up). Nothing is swapped away.
  • While dragging, the dragged row fades. The row under the cursor shows the dashed outline: that is where the dragged row will land, in between — not a swap.

Dashed outline marks the drop position

  • Keyboard works the same. Focus the handle and press ArrowUp / ArrowDown to move the row one position. Focus follows the moved row, so holding an arrow walks the same model through the list.
  • Every strategy benefits. For failover, position 1 is the first target the gateway tries. For balancing strategies, position 1 is the first slot in the queue.
  • Weights and provider pins ride along. A moved row keeps its weight and its explicit provider.
  • The summary line under the targets ("…falls back to…") updates live while you reorder, before anything is saved.
  • Saving persists the new order. The payload lists targets in display order; the backend stores and returns them in that order.

How

  • The editor treats the target list as one contiguous list: primary first, extras after. moveFormTarget splices that list and writes the result back into the primary slot plus the extras array.
  • Row indices match the flattened list. An empty primary row (fresh form, or a cleared primary) is not in the list, so extras are indexed from 0 there — otherwise drops on new rows landed out of bounds and were silently refused.
  • The handle uses native HTML5 drag and drop: no dependency. dragenter/dragover preventDefault so drop fires in every browser; text selection is disabled on the handle so a fast grab-release commits the drag. The drop target row is tracked in vmDropIndex for the highlight, written only on change to avoid re-render storms mid-drag.
  • Cross-boundary moves (extra → primary) are the same splice as within the extras.
  • The handle shows only when more than one target exists, and hides for managed virtual models.
  • No backend change. buildVirtualModelSavePayload already serializes targets in array order, and the backend reads that order as the failover priority / queue order.

Contract tests

The behavior above is pinned so refactors cannot silently change it:

  • web/dashboard/tests/models-vm-target-reorder.test.js — insert-between move semantics (drop last onto first lands first, others keep relative order); payload lists targets in the new display order after a drag; reopening a reordered model restores the order; weights and provider pins survive; flattened-index alignment for empty and filled primaries; null/malformed form handling.
  • TestUpsertVirtualModelTargetOrderRoundTrips (internal/admin/handler_virtualmodels_test.go) — a reorder PUT stores the targets in exactly the sent order, and the list view the dashboard renders returns the same order.

Tests

  • npm test in web/dashboard: 596 pass (6 in the reorder contract file).
  • go test ./internal/admin/ ./internal/virtualmodels/: pass.
  • gofmt -l: clean. go vet: clean. go build ./...: clean. ineffassign: clean. errcheck: clean on the touched files.
  • npm run check: svelte-check reports 0 errors, 0 warnings.
  • Manual verification on a seeded instance: fast grab-release drags, unsaved-row reordering, cross-boundary moves, and save round-trips.
  • Not covered: pointer-based drag end-to-end. The drag path is DOM-event wiring; the move logic itself is pure and tested.

Follow-up

  • Browser-level e2e tests (Playwright or similar) for the editor drag-and-keyboard interactions. Native HTML5 drag timing (a fast grab-release can skip the drag session; drop only fires once dragover/dragenter are preventDefaulted) is exactly what node:test cannot pin.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added drag-and-drop reordering for virtual-model targets.
    • Added keyboard controls using Arrow Up and Arrow Down.
    • Target order determines failover priority or balancing order.
    • Weights and provider assignments remain attached when targets move.
    • Move controls appear only when multiple targets can be reordered.
  • Documentation

    • Added English and Polish guidance for reordering targets.

Add a grip handle left of each target row's remove button. Drag a row
onto another row (or focus the handle and use the arrow keys) to change
its position. The full list is reorderable, including the primary
target, so the failover priority and the round-robin queue order are
editable for every strategy. The save payload already serializes
targets in array order, so no backend change is needed.
Frontend: models-vm-target-reorder.test.js pins drag-and-move (insert-
between, not swap), payload order after a reorder, reopen round-trip, and
weight/provider-pin survival. Backend: TestUpsertVirtualModelTargetOrderRoundTrips
pins that a reorder save stores and returns targets in exactly the order
the editor sent.
After ArrowUp/ArrowDown the each block reuses the DOM node at the old
index, so focus stayed on whatever model now occupies that slot. Track
the requested focus index and move focus to the moved row's handle, so
repeated arrows walk the same model through the list.
- drop fork-specific PR reference from contract test header
- guard dragleave with relatedTarget containment (drop highlight no
  longer flickers between child elements)
- trim over-long comments to match merged-PR norms
- slicesEqual -> stdlib slices.Equal in the Go contract test
- hoist draggable expression to one $derived const
- consolidate moveFormTarget tests into the contract file
- cover null/malformed form branches of the target helpers
The editor always numbered extra rows from 1, but flattenFormTargets
skips an empty primary row: in a fresh/unsaved form (or after clearing
the primary) UI index n mapped to flattened index n-1, so drops on the
new/unsaved rows landed out of bounds and the move was silently
dropped. Extras now start at 0 when the primary has no model, and the
primary handle hides. enterVmTargetDrop also skips redundant writes so
fast drags no longer re-render the list on every dragover event.
Prevent default on dragenter so browsers that require it allow the
drop, and disable text selection on the handle so a fast grab-release
cannot turn into a selection instead of a drag.
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Walkthrough

Virtual model targets can be reordered by drag-and-drop or keyboard arrows. The form preserves target order, weights, and provider pins. Tests verify ordering through save, retrieval, and list operations. Documentation and translations describe the controls.

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Virtual model target reordering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Target ordering form contract
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/vmForm.js, web/dashboard/tests/models-vm-target-reorder.test.js
The form flattens and reorders targets while preserving weights and provider pins. Tests cover move semantics, index alignment, malformed forms, save payloads, order restoration, and weight normalization.
Editor reorder controls
web/dashboard/src/pages/models/virtualModelEditor.svelte.js, web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte, web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VmTargetRow.svelte
The editor supports drag-and-drop and keyboard reordering. The implementation manages drag state, drop highlighting, handle visibility, bounds checks, and focus restoration.
Persistence validation and guidance
internal/admin/handler_virtualmodels_test.go, docs/features/virtual-models.mdx, web/dashboard/messages/en.json, web/dashboard/messages/pl.json
Admin tests verify target order across storage and list responses. Documentation and translations describe the reorder controls and ordering behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to df427

Reordering a zero-weight target may cause it to receive traffic after saving, changing routing behavior. This should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Editor
  participant VirtualModelEditorStore
  participant FormHelpers
  participant AdminAPI
  Editor->>VirtualModelEditorStore: drag or move a target
  VirtualModelEditorStore->>FormHelpers: reorder indexed targets
  FormHelpers->>Editor: update primary and extra target fields
  Editor->>AdminAPI: save virtual model
  AdminAPI-->>Editor: return targets in saved order
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A rabbit sorts the targets bright,
Arrow keys hop left and right,
Weights and pins stay in their place,
Tests follow every trace,
Order settles by moonlight.

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Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 54.55% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 11 functions across 4 files. (2 skipped: … Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding drag-handle reordering for Virtual Model targets.
Description check ✅ Passed The description is detailed, on-topic, and explains the change, behavior, implementation, tests, and follow-up work. It uses a TL;DR section instead of the template's required "## Description" heading…
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The implementation satisfies issue [#837] by allowing users to reorder existing Virtual Model fallback targets, including moving later targets ahead of earlier targets. It also supports reordering the…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes are within scope. The frontend implementation, translations, documentation, regression tests, and backend round-trip test all support Virtual Model target reordering.
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The implementation satisfies issue [#837] by allowing users to reorder existing Virtual Model fallback targets, including moving later targets ahead of earlier targets. It also supports reordering the primary target and persists the resulting order.

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In `@web/dashboard/messages/pl.json`:
- Line 641: Update the models_move_target translation to replace “skup” with
precise Polish wording that instructs users to focus the move handle before
using the arrow keys, while preserving the drag-to-reorder guidance.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte`:
- Around line 89-90: Update the primary row’s index binding in
VirtualModelEditor so it uses undefined when hasPrimary is false, while
retaining index 0 when the primary target is present; leave the extra-row
indexing unchanged.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/models/vmForm.js`:
- Line 97: Update the weight normalization in the VM form target construction
and aliasFormTargets to preserve numeric zero, defaulting only missing or blank
values to 1. Apply this consistently to primary and extra targets, and add
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Confidence Score: 4/5

Not ready to merge until blank draft targets cannot disrupt populated target reordering.

The affected drag path was reproduced using the production target movement and count helpers, with output showing the populated primary becomes blank and reorder controls disappear.

Files Needing Attention: web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte needs to prevent blank extra targets from entering the drag flow; the associated movement and focus handling in web/dashboard/src/pages/models/virtualModelEditor.svelte.js should be kept consistent.

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  • Validated the contract-level behavior and documented the root mechanism: blank extras participate in the draggable flattened list, moveFormTarget promotes a blank entry into the primary slot, and focus-follow code exists only in the keyboard handler.

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    P1 Blank extra target can erase the visible primary and remove the moved row's drag identity

    • Bug
      • At web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte:101, an extra row is draggable whenever canReorder is true, including a blank newly added row. Dragging blank extra index 1 onto filled primary index 0 makes moveFormTarget write the blank entry into target_model; the former primary becomes the only extra. Since vmFormTargetCount then returns 1, both primary and extra handle conditions become false. The drag/drop path also does not set vmFocusHandle, so it cannot retain focus on the moved row.
    • Cause
      • canReorder counts blank extra rows, but flattenFormTargets omits an empty primary. Moving the blank extra first therefore writes an empty primary; VmTargetRow only focuses after keyboard moves, whereas dropVmTarget only moves and clears drag state.
    • Fix
      • Prevent blank extra targets from being draggable (for example, require a non-empty target model for the extra row), or make move/reorder preserve a contiguous primary target and retain the dragged handle's focus after dropVmTarget.

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Comment thread web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte Outdated
A newly added blank extra row was draggable whenever another target
made canReorder true: dragging it onto a filled primary wrote the blank
value into the primary slot and moved the former primary into an extra
row, dropping the populated-target count to one and removing the handle
from the moved row. Blank rows are no longer draggable; the primary
row's index becomes undefined when the primary is empty so its
div does not collide with the first extra row's index. Polish wording
for models_move_target tightened. Added a contract test pinning that
non-positive weights normalize to 1, matching the backend.
One-line docstrings on the four store methods the drag path added,
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In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/models/VirtualModelEditor.svelte`:
- Line 101: Update the draggable condition in VirtualModelEditor so reordering
is enabled only when there are multiple populated targets, not merely multiple
entries counted by vmFormTargetCount(). Preserve the existing non-empty target
check and keep a single populated target non-draggable even when blank extra
rows exist.

In `@web/dashboard/src/pages/models/virtualModelEditor.svelte.js`:
- Line 124: Update resetVirtualModelForm() to clear vmDragIndex, vmDropIndex,
and vmFocusHandle along with the existing form state, ensuring
closeVirtualModelForm() cannot leave transient reorder or focus state for the
next form.

In `@web/dashboard/tests/models-vm-target-reorder.test.js`:
- Around line 165-174: Update the regression test around moveFormTarget to
include a negative primary or target weight while retaining the existing
zero-weight coverage, and change the weight-normalization helper to use an
explicit weight > 0 condition so negative and zero values normalize to 1.

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…ormalization

canReorder now counts only populated targets, so one filled target plus
blank placeholder rows keeps the handle hidden. resetVirtualModelForm
clears drag and focus state so closeVirtualModelForm cannot leak it
into the next form. Weight normalization switched to an explicit
weight > 0 condition: negative and zero weights normalize to 1, and a
negative-weight regression case joins the contract test.
The grip handle lived next to the remove button on the right, where a
fast drag could easily slip into a stray click on the trash. Moving it
to the left edge of the row puts drag intent far from any destructive
control, matching the maintainer feedback.
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Moved reorder field to left for better UX
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LGTM! Thanks!

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weselben merged commit d31d6ac into ENTERPILOT:main Sep 3, 2026
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