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Closes #1851

Change

getNotificationsUnreadCountQueryOptions seeded initialData: 0. Initial data is stamped as fetched at creation, so under the 60s default staleTime both apps use:

It is now placeholderData: 0, the same fix #1405 made for the notifications list query. Observers still get a number while loading. Without an access code, the query function now throws, as the settings query does, instead of resolving a synthetic 0: fetchQuery and refetch() ignore enabled, and would cache that 0 as a real count.

Web consumers:

  • navbar-notifications-button: the bell ignores placeholder data. Otherwise the placeholder 0 would count as the first reading and the bell would ring as soon as the real count arrived, which the component says it must never do on load.
  • deck-toolbar-base-actions: defaults the count to 0, since data is no longer typed as always defined.
  • notifications-actions, notification-handler and push notifications need no change.

Release

Needs a patch:sdk label to version and rebuild dist (not rebuilt here). The web changes typecheck against both the current and the rebuilt dist. After the release, mobile can drop its local wrapper from ecency/vision-mobile#3554 with the SDK bump.

Test plan

  • New SDK spec: no initialData; a cold-cache fetchQuery makes a request; an observer fetches on mount and shows 0 until the count arrives; a persisted count wins; nothing is cached without a code. With initialData: 0 restored, the first four fail. With return 0 restored, the last one fails.
  • New navbar spec, rendered through a real query client: the count loaded with the page does not ring the bell, a rising count does. Without the placeholder check, both fail.
  • packages/sdk: vitest 993 passed, eslint and tsc clean.
  • apps/web with the SDK rebuilt locally: tsc clean, vitest 465 files / 4583 tests passed. tsc also clean against the committed dist.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved notification unread-count loading so fresh counts are fetched reliably, including when cached data is stale.
    • Prevented placeholder values from appearing as misleading notification badges during initial loading.
    • Notification bells now ring only when a confirmed unread count increases, not while placeholder data is displayed.
    • Toolbar unread indicators handle unavailable or pending count data safely.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for loading states, cached counts, badge visibility, and notification bell behavior.

initialData is stamped as fetched at creation, so under a 60s staleTime the
seeded 0 counted as fresh: fetchQuery returned it without a request, an
observer skipped the fetch on mount until the next refetchInterval, and a
count restored from a persisted cache lost to it. placeholderData keeps a
number on screen while loading without any of that.

The navbar bell ignores placeholder data, so the count loaded with the page
does not ring it, and the deck toolbar defaults the count to 0.
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Fix unread notification count cache initialization

🐞 Bug fix 🧪 Tests 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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AI Description

• Replace fresh-looking unread-count initial data with a loading-only placeholder.
• Prevent placeholder transitions from triggering the navbar bell animation.
• Cover cold-cache, observer, persistence, and notification badge behavior.
Diagram

sequenceDiagram
  participant W as Web Consumers
  participant S as SDK Query
  participant R as React Query
  participant A as Notifications API
  W->>S: Build query options
  S-->>W: Placeholder configuration
  W->>R: Observe unread count
  R-->>W: Show placeholder zero
  Note over W: Bell ignores placeholder
  R->>S: Execute query function
  S->>A: Request unread count
  A-->>S: Return server count
  S-->>R: Cache real count
  R-->>W: Render real count
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High-Level Assessment

Using placeholderData is the appropriate React Query model: it preserves a numeric loading value without marking zero as fetched or overriding hydrated cache data. Omitting the placeholder would push loading defaults into every consumer, while manipulating staleness timestamps or forcing refetches would retain misleading cache semantics and add configuration complexity.

Files changed (5) +153 / -7

Bug fix (3) +14 / -7
deck-toolbar-base-actions.tsxDefault missing toolbar unread data to zero +1/-1

Default missing toolbar unread data to zero

• Defaults the query result to zero because replacing 'initialData' means the SDK result can now be typed as undefined before data is available. This preserves existing badge rendering behavior.

apps/web/src/app/decks/_components/deck-toolbar/deck-toolbar-base-actions.tsx

navbar-notifications-button.tsxExclude placeholder counts from bell animation tracking +8/-5

Exclude placeholder counts from bell animation tracking

• Reads 'isPlaceholderData' and prevents the temporary zero from becoming the bell animation baseline. The first server count remains silent, while later count increases still trigger ringing.

apps/web/src/features/shared/navbar/navbar-notifications-button.tsx

get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.tsUse placeholder data for unread notification counts +5/-1

Use placeholder data for unread notification counts

• Replaces 'initialData: 0' with 'placeholderData: 0'. This keeps loading consumers numeric without making zero appear freshly fetched, suppressing requests, or displacing persisted cache data.

packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts

Tests (2) +139 / -0
navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsxTest navbar unread-count animation behavior +68/-0

Test navbar unread-count animation behavior

• Adds component tests verifying that placeholder-to-server transitions do not ring, subsequent increases do ring, and absent counts render no badge.

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx

get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.tsTest unread query fetching and cache restoration +71/-0

Test unread query fetching and cache restoration

• Adds regression coverage proving the options omit 'initialData', fetch on cold cache and observer mount, expose zero while loading, and preserve hydrated counts.

packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts

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1. Query tests bypass the real client ✓ Resolved 📜 Skill insight ≡ Correctness
Description
navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx replaces useQuery with the module-level mutable
unreadResult and renders NavbarNotificationsButton with plain render() rather than
renderWithQueryClient. Its loading scenarios consequently bypass the application’s React Query
provider, allowing query-key changes, cache behavior, and observer transitions to regress while the
component tests continue to pass.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[9]

+vi.mock("@tanstack/react-query", () => ({ useQuery: () => unreadResult }));
Evidence
The cited specification directly mocks React Query’s useQuery export and uses plain render(),
whereas the testing guidance calls for cache seeding and the shared query-client renderer when
testing components that use React Query hooks. This demonstrates that the scenarios exercise a
synthetic hook result instead of the component’s real cache and provider integration.

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[9-9]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[39-42]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[6-9]
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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The navbar component uses React Query, but its specification directly mocks `useQuery` with a mutable synthetic result and renders without the shared query-client helper, so its scenarios do not exercise real React Query cache behavior.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[6-9]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[39-65]
## Recommended Fix
Remove the direct `useQuery` mock, create a test `QueryClient` with `createTestQueryClient`, and render each scenario through `renderWithQueryClient`. Seed the required state with `setQueryData` or control the query function response so loading and result scenarios execute through the component’s real React Query integration.

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2. SDK query test sits beside source 📜 Skill insight ⌂ Architecture
Description
get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts is added directly in the SDK query
implementation directory rather than its corresponding src/specs/ hierarchy. Test discovery and
later query-test maintenance must now account for a second layout that the prescribed mapping
explicitly excludes.
Code

packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts[R1-3]

+import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest";
+import { QueryClient, QueryObserver, dehydrate, hydrate } from "@tanstack/react-query";
+import { getNotificationsUnreadCountQueryOptions } from "./get-notifications-unread-count-query-options";
Evidence
The checklist forbids co-located source tests and requires the corresponding src/specs/
subdirectory; the new SDK specification is under src/modules/notifications/queries/.

packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts[1-3]
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## Issue description
The new SDK query specification is co-located with production source instead of being placed in the corresponding `src/specs/` directory.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts[1-71]
## Recommended Fix
Move the file into the SDK’s corresponding `src/specs/modules/notifications/queries/` path and update its production-module import to the appropriate absolute or relative path.

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3. Missing codes cache a false unread count ✓ Resolved 📎 Requirement gap ≡ Correctness
Description
getNotificationsUnreadCountQueryOptions replaces initialData with placeholderData while its
query function still returns 0 when code is absent. Because fetchQuery ignores enabled,
calling these options without code executes that branch and stores the synthetic result as
successfully fetched cache data.
Code

packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts[32]

+    placeholderData: 0,
Evidence
Compliance rule 3246791 prohibits direct fetchQuery usage with a missing code from caching a
synthetic zero. The changed option now uses placeholder data, but the query function still returns
0 for a missing code; since fetchQuery does not honor enabled, that value becomes successful
cached data.

Avoid caching an unread count when the required code is missing
packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts[8-12]
packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts[28-32]

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## Issue description
The new placeholder allows `fetchQuery` to execute the query function, whose missing-code branch returns and caches a synthetic unread count of `0`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts[8-12]
- packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts[32-37]
## Recommended Fix
Make the query function reject or otherwise avoid producing successful query data when `code` is missing, while retaining `enabled` for observers and `placeholderData` for loading displays. Add a direct `fetchQuery` test with an undefined code that verifies no synthetic zero is stored as successful cache data.

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4. Navbar tests replace internal behavior ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Description
The specification mocks internal aliases such as @/core/global-store and @/utils, replacing
their exports with vi.fn() implementations. These suite-wide mocks prevent the component test from
exercising its internal application collaborators and can conceal integration changes in those
modules.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[R11-13]

+vi.mock("@/core/global-store", () => ({
+  useGlobalStore: (s: any) => s({ toggleUiProp: vi.fn(), globalNotifications: true })
+}));
Evidence
The checklist prohibits replacing internal application exports with Vitest mocks; the new test mocks
internal alias modules and supplies vi.fn() implementations.

Rule 2668008: Mock only external package dependencies with vi.fn in unit tests
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[11-17]

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## Issue description
The component specification replaces internal application modules with Vitest functions instead of limiting mocks to external dependencies or recognized integration boundaries.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[11-17]
## Recommended Fix
Exercise internal collaborators through shared test providers or real implementations, and reserve `vi.fn()` replacements for external packages or documented integration boundaries.

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5. Test mocks use forbidden typing ⊘ Outdated 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
Several new mock callbacks annotate selectors, props, and children as any, including the
global-store selector on line 12. The unchecked values flow through the mocked conditional, tooltip,
and button boundaries, so incompatible component prop changes receive no type-checking in this
specification.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[12]

+  useGlobalStore: (s: any) => s({ toggleUiProp: vi.fn(), globalNotifications: true })
Evidence
The rule prohibits new explicit any types, while the added test uses any for the store selector
and multiple component mock props.

Rule 2668119: Disallow implicit and any types in new TypeScript code
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[12-12]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[19-23]

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## Issue description
The new TypeScript specification introduces multiple explicit `any` annotations in component and selector mocks.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[11-12]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[18-24]
## Recommended Fix
Define minimal typed mock props and store-selector state, using concrete interfaces or `unknown` with narrowing instead of `any`.

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6. Bell tests ignore its accessible role ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Description
The ringing helper locates the mocked ` through getByTestId("bell")`, and the final case repeats
that query despite the button carrying an accessible notification label. Any scenario querying this
control can use its button role and accessible name instead of the test-only identifier.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[R31-32]

+const ringing = () =>
+  screen.getByTestId("bell").getAttribute("data-icon-class")?.includes("animate-bell-ring");
Evidence
The mocked target is a ` and receives the component’s aria-label`, but the new tests select it
using getByTestId.

Rule 2668001: Prefer role-based queries over test IDs when semantic roles exist
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[23-24]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[31-32]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[64-66]

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## Issue description
The new tests select a semantically labeled button by test ID even though a role-based query is available.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[31-32]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[64-66]
## Recommended Fix
Replace `getByTestId("bell")` with `getByRole("button", { name: ... })` using the expected notification accessibility label.

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7. Bell tests assert animation plumbing ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Description
The ringing helper reads a synthetic data-icon-class attribute and searches it for the internal
animate-bell-ring class. A refactor that preserves the visible ringing behavior but changes its
class or button plumbing will fail these tests, while a broken visual implementation can pass if the
string remains.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[R31-32]

+const ringing = () =>
+  screen.getByTestId("bell").getAttribute("data-icon-class")?.includes("animate-bell-ring");
Evidence
The mock copies an internal prop into data-icon-class, and the assertions infer ringing solely by
inspecting that implementation-specific class string.

Rule 2667994: UI tests must verify user-visible behavior rather than internal implementation details
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[22-24]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[31-32]

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## Issue description
The navbar tests expose and inspect an internal animation-class prop through a synthetic data attribute rather than testing rendered behavior.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[22-24]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[31-32]
## Recommended Fix
Render the real button or an accessibility-faithful boundary and assert an observable animation state or event without copying `iconClassName` into a test-only attribute.

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8. Three cases use the wrong test helper ✓ Resolved 📜 Skill insight ✧ Quality
Description
All three cases in navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx are declared with test() rather than
it(). Future additions copied from this new specification will continue the convention mismatch
across the navbar test suite.
Code

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[39]

+  test("the count loaded on page load does not ring the bell", () => {
Evidence
The checklist specifies it() for test cases, but each of the three new navbar cases is declared
with test().

apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[39-39]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[52-52]
apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[64-64]
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## Issue description
The three newly added cases use `test()` instead of the repository’s required `it()` convention.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[39-39]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[52-52]
- apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx[64-64]
## Recommended Fix
Rename each `test(...)` invocation to `it(...)` without changing the test bodies.

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The unread-count query now uses placeholderData. Web components handle missing and placeholder counts safely. Navbar tests verify badge rendering and bell-ringing behavior. SDK tests verify fetching and cache hydration.

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SDK query loading behavior
packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts, packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts
The query replaces initialData: 0 with placeholderData: 0. Tests cover cold-cache fetching, observer values during loading, and hydrated counts.
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apps/web/src/features/shared/navbar/navbar-notifications-button.tsx, apps/web/src/app/decks/.../deck-toolbar-base-actions.tsx, apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx
The navbar ignores placeholder and nonnumeric values when updating its previous count. The deck toolbar defaults missing data to zero. Tests cover badges, bell ringing, and missing counts.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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Switching accounts in the mobile navbar can incorrectly animate the notification bell when the next account’s unread count first loads. The impact is limited to misleading UI feedback, but resetting the comparison state before merge avoids it.

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apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx (1)

31-32: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use role queries for the bell button.

The mocked bell is a <button> and already has an accessible name. Replace both getByTestId("bell") calls with getByRole("button", { name: "user-nav.notifications" }).

As per coding guidelines, use screen.getByRole over getByTestId when possible.

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In `@apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx`
around lines 31 - 32, Update the bell assertions in the ringing helper and the
additional referenced assertion to use screen.getByRole("button", { name:
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In `@apps/web/src/features/shared/navbar/navbar-notifications-button.tsx`:
- Line 42: Reset or account-scope prevUnreadRef in NavbarNotificationsButton
whenever activeUser?.username changes, so the new account’s initial unread count
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In `@apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx`:
- Around line 31-32: Update the bell assertions in the ringing helper and the
additional referenced assertion to use screen.getByRole("button", { name:
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  • packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.spec.ts
  • packages/sdk/src/modules/notifications/queries/get-notifications-unread-count-query-options.ts

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prevUnreadRef.current = unread;
if (prev !== undefined && unread > prev) {
prevUnreadRef.current = data;
if (prev !== undefined && data > prev) {

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Reset prevUnreadRef when the active account changes.

setActiveUser can replace one logged-in user with another without clearing the mobile navbar. The mobile branch renders NavbarNotificationsButton at the same unkeyed position, so React preserves its numeric prevUnreadRef. When the first non-placeholder count for the new account arrives, the effect compares it with the previous account’s count. A higher count can start the bell animation on initial load.

Store the username with the count or reset the ref when activeUser?.username changes. Add an account-switch regression test.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/shared/navbar/navbar-notifications-button.tsx` at line
42, Reset or account-scope prevUnreadRef in NavbarNotificationsButton whenever
activeUser?.username changes, so the new account’s initial unread count is not
compared with the previous account’s count. Preserve the existing
increase-detection behavior within one account and add a regression test
covering an account switch with a higher initial count.

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fetchQuery and refetch() ignore enabled, so the synthetic 0 it returned was
cached as a real count. It now throws, as the settings query does.

The navbar spec now renders through a real query client, so the placeholder
to count transition is React Query's own, and queries the bell by role.
@feruzm feruzm added the patch Bug fixes and patches (1.0.0 → 1.0.1) label Sep 17, 2026
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feruzm merged commit 6cb9832 into develop Sep 17, 2026
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2.4.11 replaces the unread count query's initialData seed with a placeholder
(ecency/vision-web#1852), so the local initialDataUpdatedAt override has
nothing left to fix. fetchUnreadActivityCount keeps its no-code guard (the SDK
now throws there) and the forced read.
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SDK: drop the initialData seed from the unread notifications count query SDK: drop the empty initialData seed from the notifications infinite query

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