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34 changes: 29 additions & 5 deletions src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.ts
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/**
* Re-run a save that died because the Edge session ended.
*
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/** The queued project-wide save, if one is waiting. Excludes the per-file queue. */
let pendingProject: QueuedSave | null = null

/** Queued single-file saves, by file name. Empty whenever `pendingProject` is set. */
/**
* Queued single-file saves, keyed by project AND file name. Empty whenever
* `pendingProject` is set.
*/
const pendingFiles = new Map<string, QueuedSave>()

/** Live only while something is actually waiting, so an idle editor holds no listener. */
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return openPLCStoreBase.getState().project.meta.path
}

/**
* The queue key for a single-file save.
*
* Scoped to the project, not just the file. Two projects can each hold a POU of
* the same name, and keying on the name alone let the second queue call evict the
* first. If the evicted entry was the one belonging to the project still open at
* restore, it was gone and the survivor was skipped for a path mismatch — so
* neither save ran, which is the exact failure a per-file queue exists to prevent.
*
* NUL joins the two parts because it cannot occur in a path or a file name, so no
* two different pairs can collide on one key.
*/
function fileKey(projectPath: string, fileName: string): string {
return `${projectPath}\u0000${fileName}`
}

export function resumeSaveAfterEdgeSignIn(
run: () => Promise<unknown>,
target: SaveTarget = { scope: 'project' },
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return
}

pendingFiles.set(target.fileName, { run, projectPath })
pendingFiles.set(fileKey(projectPath, target.fileName), { run, projectPath })
}

// NOT guarded on `session.isExpired()`.
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unsubscribe?.()
unsubscribe = null

void replayQueued(queued, currentProjectPath())
void replayQueued(queued)

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Handle the replay promise rejection explicitly.

void replayQueued(queued) starts an asynchronous operation without a rejection handler. The inner try only catches failures from save.run(). An exception from currentProjectPath() or another unexpected path can still produce an unhandled rejection. Attach .catch(...) and report the failure through the existing error path.

As per coding guidelines: “Do not allow floating promises; await them or handle rejection explicitly.”

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In `@src/frontend/services/resume-save-after-sign-in.ts` at line 154, Update the
replayQueued invocation to attach an explicit rejection handler, routing
unexpected failures through the existing error-reporting path; preserve the
inner save.run() handling while ensuring errors from currentProjectPath() and
other replay logic cannot become unhandled promise rejections.

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})
}

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* Sequential rather than concurrent: these write into the same project through the
* same store, and interleaving two of them is how a half-written project happens.
*/
async function replayQueued(queued: QueuedSave[], openProject: string): Promise<void> {
async function replayQueued(queued: QueuedSave[]): Promise<void> {
for (const save of queued) {
if (save.projectPath !== openProject) {
// Re-read the open project on every iteration rather than once before the
// loop. Because the replays are sequential awaits, the user can open another
// project while an earlier one is still running; a path captured up front
// would still match, and `run` — which reads the store at the moment it runs,
// not when it was queued — would write this project's content into that one.
if (save.projectPath !== currentProjectPath()) {
continue
}

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