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fix(pwa): 404 missing assets and keep the service worker cache per build - #957
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A missing hashed /assets/* (or /icons/*) file was answered 200 with the shell, and public/sw.js stored that HTML cache-first under the script's URL in a cache whose constant name meant it was never pruned. - serveStatic answers a missing /assets/* or /icons/* path with 404. - sw.js never keeps or serves a text/html answer for a cache-first file. - The build stamps BUILD into dist/sw.js (scripts/service-worker-build.ts), so each build installs a worker whose cache is named after it and the existing retirement in keepShell drops the previous build's files. - KaTeX and Mermaid loads go through lazyChunk: a failed import is asked again on next use and prompts an immediate update-status poll, so the existing "Reload app" line shows without waiting for the next poll. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ed chunk Review follow-ups for the per-build service worker cache and lazy chunks: - keepShell copies the new shell's entry script and stylesheet into its own cache (from the retiring cache, else the network) and retires the old caches only once all of them are there. - Typefaces and icons live in a FILES cache no build retires; keepShell moves them out of the caches it retires, including the unstamped one. - lazyChunk keeps a failed load for the page's life again: Chrome caches a failed import, and Vite's preload helper skips a stylesheet it tried before, so a retry drew KaTeX without its styles. - A failed chunk is tracked on its own and offers a reload even when no server revision can be compared (reloadReason, new notice string). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Until every file the new shell starts with is in the build's cache, an offline start keeps getting the previous, complete shell instead of one whose stylesheet is in no cache. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n the reader tab Mermaid loads each diagram type from a chunk of its own inside render(), so a missing one turned into a failed render and no reload was offered. Vite's loader reports every failed dynamic import as vite:preloadError; lazyChunk now listens for it on the window. The ?read= reader tab mounts no update line, so it gets a reload line of its own (ChunkFailureNotice). The math browser QA now mounts the app's update line and checks the reload offer for KaTeX and a diagram chunk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…les across a cache swap The reload after an update is answered by the old worker, so the new build's early lazy chunks (KaTeX, Mermaid) landed in the old cache and were lost when the new worker retired it. The build now stamps its asset names into sw.js as BUILD_FILES; keepShell moves those files forward, and the cache-first path copies forward only files of the current build. A page that started offline from the retired cache's shell but had not asked for its entry script yet would get a 404 and stay blank. keepShell now keeps that shell's entry script and stylesheet in the new cache, so the page boots and can offer a reload. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 271-285: Move the `.file-reader-frame` and `.file-reader-frame >
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New rules sit inside the @media (max-width: 600px) block, so they apply only on narrow screens.
The .file-reader-frame rules (lines 272-283) and the .file-reader-header rule are inside the media query that opens at line 252. The frame's height: 100% and flex column therefore apply only at 600px or less. On wider screens the frame has no height. .file-reader keeps height: 100% of an auto-height parent, so the reader layout can collapse once ChunkFailureNotice wraps it in FileReader.tsx. Move the two .file-reader-frame rules outside the media query. Keep only .file-reader-header inside it.
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--- "a/src/components/FileViewer.css"
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justify-content: flex-end;
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- /* the reader's page: a reload line (ChunkFailureNotice) above the document when a part failed to load */
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grid-template-areas: "title title" "actions actions";
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}Then add the frame rules at top level, after the .file-reader block (around line 353).
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Move the `.file-reader-frame` and `.file-reader-frame > .file-reader` rules
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…PCs (#958) ## Problem - On Android Chrome or a desktop browser, tapping an agent alert could bring forward a Markdown reader tab (`/?read=…`) or a raw file tab opened earlier from the file viewer. The pane named in the alert never opened. - An alert (still in the notification center) or a remembered selection (reload, new window) that names a PC removed since left an empty pane area with no explanation. An alert for a pane that has closed switched to herdr's focused pane without saying anything. - Review follow-ups (second commit): the worker's second delivery of one tap could strand a closed pane's lookup; a tab resumed with an old roster dropped a tap for a PC set up since; a just-added PC could be reported missing by a roster rebuilt from a pane status; shipped files such as `/social-preview.png` still counted as app windows; and a closed pane's tap always said its workspace had closed. ## Cause - `public/sw.js` `notificationclick` picked `windows.find(focused) || windows[0]` without checking `client.url`. `matchAll` lists the most recently focused window first, so the reader tab got the `select-pane` message. It renders `FileReader`, not `App`, so nothing consumed the message, and `focus()` succeeded, so `openWindow` never ran. - `src/App.tsx` handled "PC missing" and "pane closed" only for address links (`pendingLink`, `resolveLink`, `setHeaderNote`). Notification targets went straight to `selectTarget`, which also cleared `pendingLink`. That includes the worker's `selectLatest` repeat on a cold start, so a cold start's link could lose its machine-missing handling as well. A stored selection never set `pendingLink`. - Review follow-ups: the link resolver only re-ran on snapshot or selection changes, and dropped a lookup whose `pendingLink` object had been replaced, so the worker's second identical delivery stranded it. The tap handler decided "PC missing" from whatever roster the tab held, and the selection check ran on any `machines` change, including lists rebuilt from a pane status before `load()` brought a just-added PC. The alert carried no workspace, so `resolveLink` could only answer workspace-closed for a closed pane. ## Fix - `sw.js`: new `isAppWindow(url)`. Only the app shell's paths count: it rejects `?read=` readers, `/api/` responses (raw files and HTML pages), `/ws`, and any path whose last part has an extension other than `index.html` (icons, `/social-preview.png`, the manifest, `/sw.js`, notices). `notificationclick` only considers app windows, and opens the app when none is left. `CACHE_NAME` is unchanged because no icons changed. - Push payload: `PushPayload.workspace_id` (optional, additive). `server/push.ts` records each pane's workspace in `seed()` beside its title and sends it with status and ended alerts. `sw.js` keeps it in the notification data, posts it with `select-pane`, and puts it in the cold-start URL as `ws=`. - `src/lib/notificationTarget.ts`: `machineMissing`, `machineGone(roster, rosterSeq, since, id)` (a PC is gone only by a roster the server sent after it was named), `notificationLanding(roster, target)` (select, or a link carrying the alert's workspace, marked `stale` when the cached roster lacks the PC) and `sameLink`. - `App.tsx`, notification handler: - A pane the roster lists is selected as before. - Anything else is set as `pendingLink`, the same way popstate does, so it settles through `resolveLink` with its notes. With the alert's workspace, a closed pane opens its workspace's pane with the pane-closed note. - A second identical delivery keeps the pending link (and its lookup); a new link bumps `linkTick`, which the resolver effect watches, so it also settles when the pane is already selected. - A PC missing from the cached roster no longer settles at once: the link waits and `load()` asks for a fresh roster. - `App.tsx`, machine-missing effect: counts server rosters (`rosterSeq`, bumped in `load()` and the `machines` event, never for pane-status rebuilds) and decides only from one sent after the link or selection was made. A remembered selection (reload, new window) is checked against the first roster, and the selection keeps being checked against each newer one (a PC removed elsewhere while selected); "Open PC" before `load()` is checked against the roster `load()` brings. A `rosterTick` state re-runs the check when a roster comes in while a link waits, even if the list is unchanged (no re-render per poll otherwise). ## Tests - `src/pwa-notification.test.ts`: - `isAppWindow` cases, now including `/social-preview.png`, `/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`, the manifest, `/sw.js` and `/favicon.ico`. - The push handler keeps `workspace_id` in the notification data; a tap posts it and a cold start opens `/?machine=…&ws=…&pane=…&view=chat`. Both fail on the previous `sw.js`. - A reader tab used last never gets focused or messaged, and the app window takes the pane. - With only reader or raw tabs open, the app opens on the pane. - Existing tests now give clients a URL. All 17 fail without the `sw.js` change. - `src/lib/notificationTarget.test.ts`: `machineMissing`, `machineGone` (a roster no newer than the naming never settles; one after it does), `notificationLanding` (a PC the cached roster lacks waits as a stale link, known pane, unknown roster/panes/pane, the alert's workspace with `resolveLink` giving `pane-closed`), `sameLink`, and `workspace_id` parsing in `notificationTargets`. - `server/push.test.ts`: status and ended alerts carry the seeded `workspace_id`. - `scripts/notification-view-regression.ts`: an ended pane's alert delivered twice while the session lookup is held (`page.route` on `/api/session`, released after the second tap) lands on its workspace's pane with "That agent has closed: its workspace is open". Run alone through `bun run check run`: passes with the fix, times out on the note with the dedupe and `linkTick` taken out. - First commit: `bun run build` then `bun run check run bun scripts/ui-contexts-regression.ts`: pass. After the review follow-ups: `bun run build` then `bun run check run bun scripts/ui-contexts-regression.ts` (includes `checkNotificationStartup`, which pins the `select-pane` message shape, and `checkNotificationView`): pass. - `bun run check fast` (workflow syntax, generated types, typecheck, build, unit tests: 3080 pass, 0 fail): pass. ## Notes - #957 (service worker cache per build) also edits `public/sw.js`, in the cache and fetch code; this PR edits the push and notificationclick handlers and no longer calls `isCacheFirst`, so the two should merge with at most a textual conflict. Otherwise no open PR touches `public/sw.js`, `src/lib/notificationTarget.ts` or `src/lib/deepLink.ts`. Several open PRs edit `src/App.tsx` (#951, #917, #909, #890, #822), but none in the notification or machine-missing code. - Wording: the notes reuse the existing link strings, so no new i18n entries. A reload of a removed PC also shows "That link's PC is not set up here"; a separate non-link wording is left out. - An alert from a server before this change, or for a pane that alerts before the server's first `seed()` saw it, has no `workspace_id`: its closed pane still gets the workspace-closed note and herdr's fallback pane. - A tap for a PC the tab's roster lacks selects that PC while a fresh roster is fetched, so the pane area is empty until it arrives (the same state as a reload remembering a removed PC); a failed fetch is retried by the next poll. - Left out: the push handler's `watching` check still counts any visible window, a reader tab included; a split view's other half on a removed PC is not handled here. ## Merge-session review Fixed (2be0fd0, 3b87dfc): - **Ended pane still in the cached roster** (medium): a tap on a pane the resumed tab still listed selected it and dropped the alert's `workspace_id`; when the next roster removed the pane, the app fell back to herdr's focused pane with no note. The tap now keeps the alert's workspace as a hint with the selection (cleared by any other pick); once the selected pane is confirmed gone against `fetchSession`, the hint resolves through `resolveLink`: the workspace's pane opens with "That agent has closed: its workspace is open". Regression in `scripts/notification-view-regression.ts`: the pane is listed at the tap, closed through herdr afterwards, with herdr's focus in another workspace; it times out without the fix. - **Tab alerts without `workspace_id`** (medium): with push off and alerts on in this tab, `showPaneStatusNotification` / `showPaneEndedNotification` now put the pane's `workspace_id` in the notification data, and the worker-less fallback click goes through the same landing as a worker's tap. Unit test in `src/lib/notifications.test.ts` (fails without the fix). - **Remove PC on the selected PC** (low): the server tells the roster before it answers the DELETE, so the selection check showed "That link's PC is not set up here" for the user's own removal. `MachineSidebar` now selects this PC before the request and restores the selection if the request fails. `scripts/machine-conflict-regression.ts` gains an event stream and a DELETE that tells the roster first; it fails without the fix. - **Unbounded wait in the browser check** (low): the `/api/session` lookup wait races a 4 s timeout, and `release()` / `unroute` run in a `finally`. Deferred: - An old server's push (or a pane that alerts before the server's first `seed()`) with no `workspace_id`, whose pane alone is gone still shows "That link's workspace is closed"; settling such a tap silently is a wording/policy choice, left as in the Notes above. Checks: `bun run check fast` (3081 pass, 0 fail); `CI=1 bun run check run --build bun scripts/ui-contexts-regression.ts`: pass; `CI=1 bun run check run --build bun scripts/machine-conflict-regression.ts`: pass. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
A phone tab still running build N after a managed update to N+1 asks for an N-hash lazy chunk (KaTeX on the first math expression, Mermaid on the first diagram). The server no longer has it, and:
serveStaticanswers any missing path,/assets/*included, with the shell (200text/html).public/sw.jscache-first keeps anyok+basicanswer, so that HTML is stored under the JS URL.CACHE_NAMEhas been the constantherdr-web-ui-v4-ramsince feat(type): the app ships Pretendard and JetBrains Mono, and the chat reads a step larger #473, andkeepShellretires only caches with other names, so every release's bundles (main, katex, mermaid, font chunks once fetched) pile up in one cache that is never trimmed. That contradicts the design comment in sw.js ("no hashed file of an old build outlives the first navigation").Markdown.tsxkeeps the rejected import promise (??=) for the page's life, so the math or diagram stays as source text, and nothing nudges the user to reload until the next 30 s update poll.Cause
The SPA fallback also covered asset paths, the worker never checked content type, and the cache name never changed per build, so the per-name retirement design never ran.
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server/static.ts: a missing/assets/*or/icons/*path (or a directory there) answers 404 with no body,no-cacheand the CSP header. Every other path still gets the shell.public/sw.js: cache-first never keeps atext/htmlanswer, and never serves or copies forward one an older worker kept under a file's URL.sw.jsgetsconst BUILD = "";and usesCACHE = BUILD ? \${CACHE_NAME}-${BUILD}` : CACHE_NAME. A new Vite plugin,scripts/service-worker-build.ts, stampsdist/sw.jsinwriteBundlewith a 12-hex id hashed from the build'sassets/file names. Each release therefore ships a byte-different worker under its own cache name, and the existingkeepShellretirement (the old cache stays until the new one holds a shell, so offline starts keep working) drops the previous build's files. The first stamped worker also retires the unstampedherdr-web-ui-v4-ramcache every earlier release shared.CACHE_NAMEstays the part a person moves by hand (icons, fonts), so the icon convention test is unchanged. Dev mode and the unbuilt source keep today's behavior (BUILD` empty).keepShellcopies the new shell's entry script and stylesheet (read from the shell's<script src>/<link href>under/assets/) into the build's cache, from the retiring cache when it has them, else from the network. The new shell is stored as/and the old caches are retired only once every one of them is there; until then the old caches and their shell stay as a complete offline start, and the next navigation that reaches the server finishes the copy./assets/*.woff2|woff|ttf) and icons/favicons live inherdr-web-ui-files-v1, a cache no build retires.keepShellmoves those entries out of the caches it retires (including the unstampedherdr-web-ui-v4-ram), so an update does not cost a phone the Pretendard chunks it had cached.src/lib/lazyChunk.ts: KaTeX and Mermaid load throughlazyChunk(load). It shares one promise and keeps a failure for the page's life (no retry: Chrome keeps a failed import in its module map, and Vite's preload helper never asks for a stylesheet twice, so a retry drew KaTeX without its CSS). A failure notifies listeners and setslazyChunkFailed().useUpdatestracks that failure as its own state.reloadReason()(src/lib/updateNotes.ts) returns"updated"when the server's revision differs, else"incomplete"after a failed chunk, so the reload line also shows on unmanaged servers, older bridges, non-Git builds and same-revision rebuilds. The incomplete case has its own wording ("Part of the app could not load. Save unsent drafts, then reload.", ko/ja/zh/tr added). The status is still polled at once on a failure (at most every 5 s) so a real update is named.Tests
server/static-encoding.test.ts: a missing asset, an asset directory and a missing icon get 404 with no HTML./,/settingsand/assetsx/…still get the shell. Fails without the fix.src/pwa.test.tsruns sw.js against the stand-in CacheStorage. These cases fail without the fix:The 404 case also passes on the old worker; it is there as a guard.
scripts/service-worker-build.test.ts:buildIdis stable across order and keyed only onassets/names. The stamp replaces exactly one line and refuses a missing line or a non-hex id.scripts/compressed-assets.test.ts: the real production build writes a stampeddist/sw.js, which checks the plugin hook order.src/pwa.test.ts(review follow-up, all fail on the previous worker): the shell's files are carried over from the retiring cache with the network gone after the page; the old cache and its shell stay (an offline start gets the old, complete shell) while a shell file can be had from nowhere, and the next online navigation finishes; fonts and icons survive an update; the unstamped cache's fonts move to the files cache.src/lib/lazyChunk.test.ts: one load while pending; a failure is kept (the loader is not called again) and told once; listeners isolated and removable.src/lib/updateNotes.test.ts:reloadReasonoffers a reload after a failed chunk with no revision, no app revision or equal revisions, names the update when revisions differ, and waits while busy.scripts/math-browser-qa.ts: new case where only KaTeX's stylesheet fails, then later expressions mount new components. With the retrying loader Chrome typeset them unstyled (assertion failed); with the fix every expression keeps its source.bun run typecheckOK;bun run test:unit3088 pass, 0 fail, 8 skip;check runofmath-browser-qa.ts,notification-startup-regression.tsandui-contexts-regression.ts(includes the update notice) passed. Earlier run:bun run test:unit3081 pass, 0 fail, 8 skip.bun run buildproduced a stampeddist/sw.js.bun run check run bun scripts/math-browser-qa.tspassed (KaTeX fetched once, typeset, offline keeps the source).bun run check run bun scripts/notification-startup-regression.tspassed.check fullandcheck concurrentwere not run.Notes
skipWaiting+clients.claimhandle that. Lazy chunks of a release are fetched once per release; font chunks and icons are kept across releases.keepShelland the page may both fetchindex-*.js/.css(the HTTP cache usually answers the second).src/components/Markdown.tsx(not the loaders), and feat(dictation): add optional self-hosted Speaches transcription #936 editsserver/static.ts(CSP comments,cspHeaderexport and the unbuilt-client response, not the fallback). Either may need a small textual merge. No open PR changespublic/sw.js.Merge-session review
Fixed (commits 46c77c3, 20e0e90, b623f4b):
render(), outsidelazyChunk, and turns a failed load into a failed render. Vite's preload helper (Vite 6, which also wraps Mermaid's internal imports in the built bundle) dispatchesvite:preloadErrorfor every failed dynamic import.lazyChunk.tsnow listens for it onwindow(watchPreloadErrors,reportLazyChunkFailure) without cancelling it. A diagram with a syntax error still offers no reload.?read=reader tab never showed the reload line. It now mountsChunkFailureNotice(inUpdateControls.tsx), which uses the same i18n string and polls nothing.FileReaderwraps it and the document in.file-reader-frame.UpdateNoticewithuseUpdates(false).math-browser-qa.tschecks that a KaTeX load failing offline brings up "Part of the app could not load" with no reload until Reload app is clicked. A new case loads Mermaid and the flowchart chunk, checks that a parse error offers no reload, then aborts thesequenceDiagram-*.jschunk and checks that the line appears. The diagram case fails with the window listener removed./assets/names intodist/sw.jsasBUILD_FILES, besideBUILD. Typefaces and.br/.gz/.mapfiles are left out; a real build lists about 67 names (2.7 KB).keepShellmoves listed files from the retiring caches into the new one. The cache-first path copies forward only listed files. An unstamped worker (no list) behaves as before.keepShellnow also keeps the retired cache's own shell entry script and stylesheet in the new cache. A page that started from that shell and has not asked for them yet still boots, then gets the reload line for any later chunk. The cost is one old entry bundle per build cache, which goes when that cache is retired. Theclients.matchAlldeferral was not used: with a second tab open, old caches would never be retired.src/pwa.test.tshas 2 new cases (build files moved and only those; retired shell's entry files kept), and both fail without the fix.scripts/service-worker-build.test.tscovers the list and the stamp, including nested asset paths,.., and refusing a quote in a name.src/lib/lazyChunk.test.tscovers the preload-event path and the parse-error non-report.src/components/ChunkFailureNotice.test.tsxcovers the reader line.bun run check fastOK (3093 pass, 0 fail, 8 skip).math-browser-qa.ts,chat-history-browser-qa.ts,pi-image-browser-qa.tsandskill-activity-browser-qa.tspassed (the fixture changed).check run --buildoffile-viewer-regression.tspassed.Deferred: none.
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