fix(sdk): unread notification count uses a placeholder, not initialData - #1852
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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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PR Summary by QodoFix unread notification count cache initialization
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 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. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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apps/web/src/specs/features/shared/navbar-notifications-button.spec.tsx (1)
31-32: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse role queries for the bell button.
The mocked bell is a
<button>and already has an accessible name. Replace bothgetByTestId("bell")calls withgetByRole("button", { name: "user-nav.notifications" }).As per coding guidelines, use
screen.getByRoleovergetByTestIdwhen possible.Also applies to: 66-66
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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
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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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:
"user-nav.notifications" }) instead of getByTestId("bell"), preserving the
existing data-icon-class checks.
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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.
…rride 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.
Closes #1851
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getNotificationsUnreadCountQueryOptionsseededinitialData: 0. Initial data is stamped as fetched at creation, so under the 60s defaultstaleTimeboth apps use:fetchQueryreturned the 0 without a request (the mobile tab badge stayed empty after start, Notifications tab badge stays empty after app start vision-mobile#3552);useQueryobserver skipped the fetch on mount, so the navbar badge waited for the 60srefetchInterval;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:fetchQueryandrefetch()ignoreenabled, 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, sincedatais no longer typed as always defined.notifications-actions,notification-handlerand push notifications need no change.Release
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patch:sdklabel to version and rebuilddist(not rebuilt here). The web changes typecheck against both the current and the rebuiltdist. After the release, mobile can drop its local wrapper from ecency/vision-mobile#3554 with the SDK bump.Test plan
initialData; a cold-cachefetchQuerymakes a request; an observer fetches on mount and shows 0 until the count arrives; a persisted count wins; nothing is cached without a code. WithinitialData: 0restored, the first four fail. Withreturn 0restored, the last one fails.packages/sdk: vitest 993 passed, eslint and tsc clean.apps/webwith the SDK rebuilt locally: tsc clean, vitest 465 files / 4583 tests passed. tsc also clean against the committeddist.Summary by CodeRabbit
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