fix: close a bootstrap-effect race that can skip the welcome portal - #530
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Included review availability: 0 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 1 review per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProject bootstrap and localization repair now run through a dedicated gated hook. New-user portal activation initializes from ChangesProject bootstrap flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR synchronously activates the welcome portal for new users and delays project bootstrap until startup settles, preventing skipped onboarding and unwanted default projects; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant useProjectBootstrapEffect
participant repairProjectI18nFields
participant ProjectState
App->>useProjectBootstrapEffect: provide bootstrap state
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>useProjectBootstrapEffect: evaluate bootstrap gates
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>repairProjectI18nFields: repair project fields
repairProjectI18nFields-->>useProjectBootstrapEffect: return repaired fields
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>ProjectState: dispatch changed fields
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Reviewer's GuideCloses the welcome-portal bootstrap race by deriving initial portal state from Sequence diagram for the welcome portal bootstrap race fixsequenceDiagram
participant App
participant useApp
participant useProjectBootstrapEffect
participant ProjectStore
App->>useApp: initialize(isNewUser)
useApp-->>App: isPortalActive = isNewUser
App->>useProjectBootstrapEffect: evaluate(project, isInitialLoad, isPortalActive, isI18nReady)
alt initial load or portal active
useProjectBootstrapEffect-->>ProjectStore: no bootstrap
else bootstrap settled and portal inactive
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>ProjectStore: repairProjectI18nFields(project, t)
alt repair exists
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>ProjectStore: updateTitle/updateLogline/setManuscript
else blank project
useProjectBootstrapEffect->>ProjectStore: resetProject(...)
end
end
Flow diagram for project bootstrap gatingflowchart TD
A[Evaluate project bootstrap] --> B{isInitialLoad?}
B -->|yes| X[Skip bootstrap]
B -->|no| C{isPortalActive?}
C -->|yes| X
C -->|no| D{isI18nReady and project exists?}
D -->|no| X
D -->|yes| E[repairProjectI18nFields]
E --> F{Repair returned?}
F -->|yes| G[Dispatch project field updates]
F -->|no| H{Project is blank?}
H -->|yes| I[Dispatch resetProject]
H -->|no| X
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This PR successfully fixes the bootstrap race condition described in #527. The implementation is clean, well-tested, and improves code quality through better separation of concerns.
Key strengths:
- Surgical fix that addresses the root cause by initializing
isPortalActivecorrectly from the start - Defense-in-depth with the
isInitialLoadguard preventing the race even if state updates land in unexpected order - Excellent refactoring - extracting bootstrap logic into a testable hook with comprehensive unit tests
- 9 new tests covering all guard conditions including the exact race window reproduction
- Clear documentation explaining the race condition and fix rationale
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- Type-safe with proper interfaces
- Well-commented and maintainable
- No breaking changes or regressions introduced
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- Line 447: Add a single-line comment immediately above the
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hooks/useApp.ts initialized isPortalActive to false and only flipped it true via a mount effect — but isNewUser (the value that decides this) is already resolved synchronously before <App> mounts, so there's no reason to start with a known-wrong transient value. Initialize it from isNewUser directly instead. Defense in depth: the separate project-bootstrap effect (repairs raw-i18n- key project fields, or seeds a fresh blank project) only guarded on isPortalActive/isI18nReady/project, not isInitialLoad — a sibling effect in the same file already uses this exact isInitialLoad guard pattern, this one was just missing it. Without it, both effects firing in the same React commit could read isPortalActive's stale pre-update value and let the seed/repair effect fire before the portal-activation state change landed, occasionally skipping the welcome portal for a new user and auto-creating a default project instead. Extracted the effect into hooks/useProjectBootstrapEffect.ts (moved out of App.tsx, which had no prior component-level test coverage) so the new isInitialLoad guard is directly unit-testable: a pure shouldRunProjectBootstrap predicate plus targeted tests lock in the guard invariant across the race window and the legitimate ready state. These tests prove the new guard logic, not a live reproduction of the React effect-ordering timing itself — that evidence is the CI runs documented in the tracking issue. Found while investigating a flaky Mobile Chrome E2E failure on the v1.28.2 tag-triggered CI run (main's own push-triggered run passed cleanly on the identical commit). Pre-existing, not introduced by v1.28.2's own changes; targets the next release rather than amending the already-published v1.28.2 tag.
docs:check correctly flagged a commit existing after the latest release tag with an empty [Unreleased] section — this is exactly the same gate PR #528 hit, just on a different branch. Document the fix.
codecov/patch failed on the new hooks/useProjectBootstrapEffect.ts — repairProjectI18nFields already treats any blank title/logline/manuscript as needing repair (each condition independently triggers its own repair branch), so the separate resetProject dispatch guarded by the identical blank-project condition was unreachable in practice. Confirmed via coverage report (line was genuinely never hit, not just under-tested) rather than writing a contrived test to game coverage on dead code. Removed it. Also added a project:null hook-level test that was missing (only the pure predicate had that case covered before).
…date marker App.tsx's useProjectBootstrapEffect call site was missing the required one-line rationale comment. CHANGELOG's release-candidate: v1.28.2 marker was already fully inert on this branch (v1.28.2 is tagged, and this Unreleased entry doesn't reference any specific version) — removed rather than bumped to v1.28.3, since no v1.28.3 release-prep is in flight yet.
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…ecov/patch Two more issues codecov's line-level report surfaced beyond the first dead-code fix: (1) the guard's separate `if (!project) return;` was itself now dead code too — shouldRunProjectBootstrap's own predicate already guarantees project !== null by the time execution reaches it, so it could never be true. Consolidated into a single combined condition that narrows project directly (no redundant runtime check, no non-null assertion needed). (2) the three repair-field `if`s (title/logline/manuscript) only ever had their "needs repair" branch exercised together (the all-blank case) — added two more targeted tests exercising partial-repair combinations (title-only, logline-only) to close the remaining branch gaps. hooks/useProjectBootstrapEffect.ts is now 100% statement/branch/line/ function covered.
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* chore(release): bump version to v1.28.3 Patch release containing: - fix: onboarding bootstrap-effect race that could skip the welcome portal (#527, PR #530) - fix: export.spec.ts E2E precondition assumed WelcomePortal unconditionally -- deterministic startup-state precondition via ensureWelcomePortalEntry() (#532, PR #533) * docs: advertise v1.28.3 release-candidate badge in README Matches the same release-candidate marker pattern used for v1.28.2's own release-prep PR (#524) -- the badge becomes inert once the v1.28.3 tag actually exists.
- Cite PR #530 and PR #533 explicitly next to the issues they fix, matching AUDIT.md's already-precise wording. - Make the #532 root-cause-open statement unambiguous: PR #533 fixed the E2E test-harness symptom, not issue #532 itself -- the prior parenthetical read ambiguously next to "see issue #532".
…te entry - The tag-triggered CI/CD run's PR Size Governance and Deploy to GitHub Pages jobs are legitimately skipped for a tag push (restricted to pull_request and refs/heads/main respectively) -- reworded from "passed all jobs" to "passed all applicable jobs" with the skips recorded explicitly. Verified via the run's job list. - Separated the #527 and #532 narratives: #527 was found via v1.28.2's own tag-run flake, not via #532's E2E harness gap (a distinct, later finding from PR #530's post-merge main run). The prior wording's "the E2E test-harness precondition gap that surfaced it in CI" read as if #532 surfaced #527, conflating two unrelated fixes.
* docs: post-release v1.28.3 sync (README/CHANGELOG/AUDIT) Removes the now-stale release-candidate markers from README.md and CHANGELOG.md now that v1.28.3 is genuinely tagged and published, and records real release-gate evidence in AUDIT.md: main CI/CD run 33113772841 (with real GitHub Pages Deployments API evidence), CodeQL SAST run 33113772797 (0 open alerts), tag-triggered Tauri workflow 33115805027 (all 5 jobs), tag-triggered CI/CD run 33115805002 (E2E passed, no repeat of the v1.28.2 tag-run flake), and the Docker workflow 33115804967 (ghcr.io/qnbs/worldscript-studio pushed with a real digest, tagged 1.28.3/1.28/latest). All 15 GitHub Release assets uploaded successfully. * fix(docs): correct release asset count and PR #533 scope claim in AUDIT.md - 14 release assets, not 15 -- verified directly against the GitHub Release API rather than a manual recount. - PR #533 fixed the E2E harness/precondition gap associated with #532, not #532 itself -- the prior wording implied the root cause was closed, contradicting the correctly-stated "root cause stays open" a few words earlier. - Re-verified 0 open code-scanning alerts directly via the code-scanning/alerts API rather than inferring it from a green CodeQL run alone. * docs: tighten CHANGELOG truth for the v1.28.3 PR/issue linkage - Cite PR #530 and PR #533 explicitly next to the issues they fix, matching AUDIT.md's already-precise wording. - Make the #532 root-cause-open statement unambiguous: PR #533 fixed the E2E test-harness symptom, not issue #532 itself -- the prior parenthetical read ambiguously next to "see issue #532". * fix(docs): correct Core Rust Gate wording in the v1.28.3 release-gate entry The release-prep commit only touches src-tauri/, not crates/, so the changed-path detector correctly gates core-rust off -- it was skipped, not passed. Verified directly via the run's job list (conclusion: skipped). The prior wording listed it among jobs that "passed", overstating the release's validation evidence. * fix(docs): further precision fixes in the v1.28.3 AUDIT.md release-gate entry - The tag-triggered CI/CD run's PR Size Governance and Deploy to GitHub Pages jobs are legitimately skipped for a tag push (restricted to pull_request and refs/heads/main respectively) -- reworded from "passed all jobs" to "passed all applicable jobs" with the skips recorded explicitly. Verified via the run's job list. - Separated the #527 and #532 narratives: #527 was found via v1.28.2's own tag-run flake, not via #532's E2E harness gap (a distinct, later finding from PR #530's post-merge main run). The prior wording's "the E2E test-harness precondition gap that surfaced it in CI" read as if #532 surfaced #527, conflating two unrelated fixes.
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Fixes #527. Root cause:
hooks/useApp.tsinitializedisPortalActivetofalse, only flipping ittruevia a mount effect — butisNewUser(the value deciding this) is already resolved synchronously before<App>mounts (index.tsx:const isNewUser = !preloadedState), so there's no correctness reason to start with a known-wrong transient value.Defense in depth:
App.tsx's separate project-bootstrap effect (repairs raw-i18n-key project fields, or seeds a fresh blank project) only guarded onisPortalActive/isI18nReady/project— a sibling effect in the same file already uses the identicalisInitialLoadguard pattern; this one was just missing it. Without it, if both effects fire in the same React commit, the bootstrap effect could readisPortalActive's stale pre-update value and fire before the portal-activation state change landed — occasionally skipping the welcome portal for a new user and auto-creating a default project instead.Changes
hooks/useApp.ts:useState(isNewUser)instead ofuseState(false)forisPortalActive.hooks/useProjectBootstrapEffect.ts(out ofApp.tsx, which had no prior component-level test coverage), adding the missingisInitialLoadguard.shouldRunProjectBootstrap— pure predicate, directly unit-tested across the guard's full input space, including the exact reproduced race-window inputs. These tests prove the new guard invariant; they do not themselves reproduce React's effect-ordering timing live — that evidence is the two CI runs documented in onboarding: WelcomePortal-vs-auto-seed effect race can skip the welcome portal under timing pressure #527.tests/unit/useProjectBootstrapEffect.test.ts— 9 new tests.Test plan
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/useProjectBootstrapEffect.test.ts tests/unit/useApp.test.ts— 23/23 passpnpm run lint— clean (0 errors on changed files)pnpm run typecheck:single— cleanpnpm run ci:prepush— MIXED classification, all local checks passtests/e2e/export.spec.tson[Mobile Chrome]/[chromium]anda11y.spec.ts's welcome-state check — the ones that flaked on the v1.28.2 tag-triggered CI runRelease relevance
Pre-existing, not introduced by v1.28.2. Targets the next release (v1.28.3), not amending the already-published v1.28.2 tag.
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Prevent the onboarding race from auto-initializing a project before the welcome portal is displayed.
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Prevent new users from skipping the welcome portal during startup
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✅ Fewer skipped welcome portals✅ No unwanted default projects during onboarding✅ Reliable startup project initialization💡 Usage Guide
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