experiments in a post-browser web
fix(tag-actions): use schema-canonical 'pairs' key with one-time migration from buggy 'data' key
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features/tag-actions/home.js
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features/tag-actions/home.js
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// ==================== Settings ====================
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const loadSettings = async () => {
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const result = await api.settings.get('data');
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if (result.success && result.data) {
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// Support new pairs format
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if (Array.isArray(result.data.pairs)) {
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currentPairs = result.data.pairs;
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}
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// Migration: convert old actions format to pairs
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else if (Array.isArray(result.data.actions) && result.data.actions.length > 0) {
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currentPairs = migrateActionsToToPairs(result.data.actions);
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// Canonical storage is the schema-declared 'pairs' key (array of pair objects).
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// Prior versions wrote a combined object under 'data' ({ pairs: [...] }
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// or legacy { actions: [...] }). When both rows exist, 'data' is the
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// authoritative source — it's where the buggy code persisted the user's
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// most recent state — so migrate from 'data' first if present, then
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// re-save under 'pairs'. The stale 'data' row is left in place
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// (harmless; no foreign reads).
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const legacy = await api.settings.get('data');
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if (legacy.success && legacy.data) {
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if (Array.isArray(legacy.data.pairs)) {
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currentPairs = legacy.data.pairs;
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} else if (Array.isArray(legacy.data.actions) && legacy.data.actions.length > 0) {
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currentPairs = migrateActionsToToPairs(legacy.data.actions);
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} else {
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currentPairs = [];
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}
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// Persist under the canonical key so subsequent loads skip the legacy branch.
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await api.settings.set('pairs', currentPairs);
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// Mark the legacy row as migrated so we never read it again.
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await api.settings.set('data', null);
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} else {
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currentPairs = [];
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const pairsResult = await api.settings.get('pairs');
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currentPairs = (pairsResult.success && Array.isArray(pairsResult.data))
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? pairsResult.data
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: [];
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}
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// Derive action rules from pairs
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};
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const saveSettings = async () => {
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const result = await api.settings.set('data', { pairs: currentPairs });
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const result = await api.settings.set('pairs', currentPairs);
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if (!result.success) {
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console.error('[tag-actions] Failed to save settings:', result.error);
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}