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On a phone the connection drops often. A message sent in a gap can be lost or block the composer, threads not opened recently can't be read offline, and the reconnect state covers the thread.
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Sends go to the on-device outbox before the composer clears. They deliver in order on reconnect and survive an app kill. Each keeps its commandId, so existing server receipts drop retries.
Thread snapshots save on leave, disconnect and background. A 150 MB LRU budget evicts old snapshots but never the open thread or threads with queued sends.
While connected and in the foreground, the app prefetches up to 50 recent threads and 10 running ones, two at a time, through the existing afterSequence catch-up.
Reconnect status is a delayed chip with the queued count instead of an overlay.
Client only. No server or contract changes.
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Ideas discussion: #25973. No maintainer has approved the direction yet. I opened the PR now so the change can be read next to the proposal. Close it if you would rather settle the discussion first.
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67 s simulator recording. A TCP relay cuts only the app's connection. Three sends queue, the app is killed and reopens offline with cached threads readable, and the three messages deliver once each, in order, when the link returns. A 400 ms link with a reset mid-send also delivers once. The server database shows four distinct messages in order.
The recording is the same feature built on our fork before it was ported to current main. It covers the iOS simulator only, not Android or a physical device.
vp run check:changed passes on this branch rebased onto current main (format, lint, knip, typecheck, 56 tests in 5 files), plus mobile-database.test.ts (3 tests).
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On a phone the connection drops often. A message sent in a gap could be
lost or block the composer, threads not opened recently could not be read
offline, and the reconnect state covered the thread.
- Sends are written to the JSON outbox before the composer clears. They
deliver in order on reconnect, survive an app kill, and reuse their
commandId so server receipts deduplicate retries. Ordinals are assigned
only after the stored outbox has loaded.
- Thread snapshots save on leave, disconnect and background. A
client_cache_meta table tracks size and last access, and a 150 MB LRU
budget evicts old snapshots but never the open thread or threads with
queued sends.
- While connected and in the foreground, the app prefetches up to 50
recent threads and 10 running ones, two at a time, through the normal
thread subscriptions.
- Reconnect status is a delayed chip with the queued count, not an
overlay.
Client only. No server or contract changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Highstate/thread-prefetch.ts:72
Prefetch treats the retained cached live status as successful synchronization, so a remote update can be missed and the offline thread remains stale. createEnvironmentThreadStateAtoms emits cachedThreadState(resume.snapshot.state) before starting the live stream, and this check resolves waitForThread immediately; the caller then records updatedAt in refreshed and skips another attempt for that version. Wait for a signal that confirms fresh synchronization rather than accepting the cached status.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/state/thread-prefetch.ts around line 72:
Prefetch treats the retained cached `live` status as successful synchronization, so a remote update can be missed and the offline thread remains stale. `createEnvironmentThreadStateAtoms` emits `cachedThreadState(resume.snapshot.state)` before starting the live stream, and this check resolves `waitForThread` immediately; the caller then records `updatedAt` in `refreshed` and skips another attempt for that version. Wait for a signal that confirms fresh synchronization rather than accepting the cached status.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. Prefetch now waits until the thread's projection is at least as new as the shell's updatedAt. A retained snapshot that still says live no longer counts as a refresh.
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🟢 Lowpersistence/mobile-database.ts:492
Each pull-request pruning pass deletes client_cache rows without deleting their client_cache_meta rows because withExclusiveTransactionAsync runs on a connection where foreign-key enforcement is off. The orphaned metadata accumulates beyond the 256-entry and 30-day limits and survives later cache-clearing deletes; explicitly remove metadata for pruned keys or enable foreign keys on the transaction connection.
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+ await transaction.runAsync(+ `DELETE FROM client_cache_meta+ WHERE environment_id = ? AND kind = 'pull-request'+ AND NOT EXISTS (+ SELECT 1 FROM client_cache+ WHERE client_cache.environment_id = client_cache_meta.environment_id+ AND client_cache.kind = client_cache_meta.kind+ AND client_cache.cache_key = client_cache_meta.cache_key+ )`,+ environmentId,+ );
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In file @apps/mobile/src/persistence/mobile-database.ts around line 492:
Each pull-request pruning pass deletes `client_cache` rows without deleting their `client_cache_meta` rows because `withExclusiveTransactionAsync` runs on a connection where foreign-key enforcement is off. The orphaned metadata accumulates beyond the 256-entry and 30-day limits and survives later cache-clearing deletes; explicitly remove metadata for pruned keys or enable foreign keys on the transaction connection.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. Pruning now deletes the matching client_cache_meta rows in the same transaction before it deletes client_cache, so it no longer depends on the cascade.
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🟠 Highstate/thread-outbox-manager.ts:120
A partial ordinal backfill can reverse persisted send order after a restart: if A's write succeeds and B's fails, the next load assigns B an ordinal before A and delivers B first. The catch at line 120 only warns, so the load completes with mixed migrated and legacy records; preserve their relative order across failed and retried backfills.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox-manager.ts around line 120:
A partial ordinal backfill can reverse persisted send order after a restart: if A's write succeeds and B's fails, the next load assigns B an ordinal before A and delivers B first. The catch at line 120 only warns, so the load completes with mixed migrated and legacy records; preserve their relative order across failed and retried backfills.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. Load no longer rewrites legacy records. Messages sort by enqueueOrdinal, or by createdAt when they have none, and ordinals are enqueue timestamps. A failed or partial write can no longer change the order after a restart.
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🟠 Highstate/thread-outbox-manager.ts:165
After a partial load, a new message is persisted without an enqueueOrdinal; on restart, legacy backfill can place it before an older queued message, so the newer send is delivered first. enqueue ignores load() returning false and leaves ordinalReady false; assign the new message an ordinal after the recovered messages or reject the enqueue until ordering is known.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox-manager.ts around line 165:
After a partial load, a new message is persisted without an `enqueueOrdinal`; on restart, legacy backfill can place it before an older queued message, so the newer send is delivered first. `enqueue` ignores `load()` returning `false` and leaves `ordinalReady` false; assign the new message an ordinal after the recovered messages or reject the enqueue until ordering is known.
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Fixed in e13a6b5 with the same change. A message saved without an ordinal sorts by its createdAt, which is set at send time, so it stays behind the messages queued before it.
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🟠 Highpersistence/mobile-database.ts:495
Concurrent thread snapshot saves are dropped when SQLite aborts one of these transactions with database is locked, leaving missing or stale snapshots if the app then terminates or goes offline. persistEnvironmentThreadSnapshots runs persistors with concurrency: "unbounded", so these exclusive writes overlap; serialize database writers or retry lock failures.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/persistence/mobile-database.ts around line 495:
Concurrent thread snapshot saves are dropped when SQLite aborts one of these transactions with `database is locked`, leaving missing or stale snapshots if the app then terminates or goes offline. `persistEnvironmentThreadSnapshots` runs persistors with `concurrency: "unbounded"`, so these exclusive writes overlap; serialize database writers or retry lock failures.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. All MobileDatabase writes, including the budget pass, now go through one write lock. Exclusive transactions open their own connection with no busy handler, so overlapping writers could fail as locked.
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🟡 Mediumstate/threads.ts:267
When reconcilePendingWork repairs an expanded thread, the repaired snapshot is discarded, so reopening restores the stale running turn item even after Stop reconciled it. The queued snapshot still contains an active run, so this guard rejects it; the finalizer also calls persist(queuedSnapshot) without force. Carry an explicit repair marker through the queue and allow repaired snapshots past the active-run check.
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When `reconcilePendingWork` repairs an expanded thread, the repaired snapshot is discarded, so reopening restores the stale running turn item even after Stop reconciled it. The queued snapshot still contains an active run, so this guard rejects it; the finalizer also calls `persist(queuedSnapshot)` without `force`. Carry an explicit repair marker through the queue and allow repaired snapshots past the active-run check.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. The active-run guard in persist is gone. Streaming updates are not queued while a run is active, as before this PR, so a queued repair always reaches the cache. The repair also starts from the newer of the queued and saved snapshots.
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🟠 Highstate/threads.ts:358
The disconnect flush can cache a projection without the events represented by its cursor, causing a cold restart to skip those events and leave messages or status updates missing. current and lastSequence are read separately outside applyLock, so the stream consumer can advance the cursor between those reads; use the committed projection/cursor pair for the flush.
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The disconnect flush can cache a projection without the events represented by its cursor, causing a cold restart to skip those events and leave messages or status updates missing. `current` and `lastSequence` are read separately outside `applyLock`, so the stream consumer can advance the cursor between those reads; use the committed projection/cursor pair for the flush.
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Fixed in e13a6b5. Disconnect now flushes the committed projection and cursor pair through the same path as backgrounding, so the cursor can't run ahead of the saved projection.
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The changes add mobile thread prefetching and cache budgeting, update snapshot persistence and outbox ordering, and revise composer handling. Thread screens now show connection-aware status for pending messages and unavailable content.
Changes: Mobile thread synchronization
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Summary
Outbox ordering and composer persistence apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox-model.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox-manager.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/persist-composer-message.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/use-thread-composer-state.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox.test.ts
Queued messages gain enqueue ordinals and are grouped by effective enqueue order. Composer sends use shared draft persistence and prevent overlapping sends.
Shared helpers define snapshot metadata and persistence eligibility. Thread state can persist snapshots during finalization, disconnects, and environment-wide persistence.
Cache metadata, budget, and protection apps/mobile/src/persistence/mobile-database.ts, apps/mobile/src/persistence/thread-cache-budget.ts, apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-cache-store.ts, apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-cache-store.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/thread-cache-protection.ts
Cache records track byte size, access time, and source update time. The database exposes cache-index and protection operations, and budget enforcement evicts unprotected thread entries.
The installer selects eligible threads, checks cache timestamps, and waits for synchronization. It responds to app and data state changes, persists snapshots on backgrounding, and is installed with cache protection.
Connection-aware thread status apps/mobile/src/features/threads/*, apps/mobile/src/lib/useDelayedStatus.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/delayedStatus.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/delayedStatus.test.ts
Thread screens display connection chips and connection-aware pending-message labels. Delayed status supports configurable timing, and unavailable-content messaging depends on connection state.
sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant installThreadOfflineSync
participant MobileDatabase
participant ThreadState
App->>installThreadOfflineSync: Install offline sync
installThreadOfflineSync->>MobileDatabase: Read thread cache index
installThreadOfflineSync->>ThreadState: Wait for selected threads to synchronize
ThreadState-->>installThreadOfflineSync: Report live or deleted state
installThreadOfflineSync->>MobileDatabase: Persist snapshots on backgrounding
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Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#24586: Defines temporary-thread persistence behavior relevant to the new cache and outbox persistence paths.
pingdotgg/t3code#25632: Controls mobile thread preloading while queued thread creation is pending, alongside this change’s offline thread behavior.
pingdotgg/t3code#24827: Moves mobile app services to app-lifetime installers, the lifecycle pattern used for the new installers.
Suggested reviewers:maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to e13a6
Offline thread caches can be overwritten with older content and an older cursor in a specific sequence: a disconnect while a run is active, then expanding history. Separately, queued sends may be reordered if the device clock moves backward. Fix the snapshot sequence check before merging; the ordering gap is a small, low-effort change.
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Expose the missing-ordinal path without weakening the publication test.
queuedMessage gives every fixture enqueueOrdinal: 0, so the tests do not exercise enqueue with the production message shape. Production messages omit this field, and enqueue can await load() before publishing while ordinalReady is false.
Make the helper override optional. Keep the cited publication test explicit about its ordinal, because removing the default makes its empty-storage setup wait for load() and fail its immediate publication assertion. Add a test with persisted legacy messages and a new message that asserts backfilled ordinals, the new ordinal, queue order, and persisted writes. Add a direct mixed ordinal/no-ordinal ordering assertion as well; loading legacy messages backfills them before grouping, so the legacy/new test alone does not cover that comparator branch.
Pass enqueueOrdinal: 0 explicitly in the publication test.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/state/thread-outbox.test.ts at line 111:
Update the queuedMessage fixture helper so enqueueOrdinal is optional and
omitted when unspecified; keep an explicit ordinal in the publication test to
preserve its immediate-publish assertion. Add coverage for enqueue with
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Review found races and dropped writes in the offline sync change.
- Disconnect saves the committed projection and cursor pair, so a cold
restart never resumes past events the cache does not hold.
- Streaming updates are no longer queued while a run is active, and the
persist guard is gone, so Stop's repair of an expanded thread reaches
the cache. The repair starts from the newest snapshot handed to it.
- Queued messages sort by enqueue ordinal or, without one, creation time.
Load no longer rewrites legacy records, so a partial load or failed
write cannot reorder sends after a restart.
- One write lock serializes SQLite writers; exclusive transactions open
their own connection with no busy handler.
- Pull request pruning deletes cache metadata explicitly, since the
transaction connection does not enforce the cascade.
- Prefetch counts a thread as refreshed only when its projection is at
least as new as the shell, not when a retained snapshot says live.
- Pending rows relabel on connection changes; error and unsupported
states ask to reconnect instead of promising to load.
- The composer send guard no longer uses try/finally, which the React
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When storage is empty, load() succeeds but leaves ordinalReady false. Every send in that session then omits enqueueOrdinal. If the device clock moves backward between offline sends, groupQueuedThreadMessages sorts them in the wrong delivery order. Set ordinalReady after any complete load; the counter already starts at zero for an empty store.
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Update the ordinalReady assignment in the load flow so it becomes true after any
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Do not replace a newer saved snapshot with an older queued snapshot.
An active run can advance the committed projection without updating queuedSnapshot. A disconnect can save that newer projection. If the user then expands history, this branch can persist the older queuedSnapshot because it differs from savedSnapshot. The next offline load can lose the newer cached activity and cursor. Compare snapshot sequences before writing, as reconcilePendingWork does, and retain the newer saved snapshot.
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Problem
On a phone the connection drops often. A message sent in a gap can be lost or block the composer, threads not opened recently can't be read offline, and the reconnect state covers the thread.
Change
commandId, so existing server receipts drop retries.afterSequencecatch-up.Client only. No server or contract changes.
Scope and approval
Ideas discussion: #25973. No maintainer has approved the direction yet. I opened the PR now so the change can be read next to the proposal. Close it if you would rather settle the discussion first.
Verification
67 s simulator recording. A TCP relay cuts only the app's connection. Three sends queue, the app is killed and reopens offline with cached threads readable, and the three messages deliver once each, in order, when the link returns. A 400 ms link with a reset mid-send also delivers once. The server database shows four distinct messages in order.
The recording is the same feature built on our fork before it was ported to current
main. It covers the iOS simulator only, not Android or a physical device.vp run check:changedpasses on this branch rebased onto currentmain(format, lint, knip, typecheck, 56 tests in 5 files), plusmobile-database.test.ts(3 tests).Built with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT Sol in Claude Code via T3 Code.
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