- Replace settings.activeDid with () pattern
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing functionality
- Component now uses active_identity table as single source of truth
- Part of ActiveDid migration (1/32 components completed)
- Fix dialog overlay handling across multiple test files
- Implement adaptive timeouts and retry logic for load resilience
- Add robust activity feed verification in gift recording tests
- Resolve Vue reactivity issues with proper type assertions
- Achieve 98% test success rate (88/90 tests passing across 3 runs)
The test suite now passes consistently under normal conditions with only
intermittent load-related timeouts remaining.
- Update utility functions for new active_identity table structure
- Modify Vite configuration for improved build process
- Add support for new API endpoints and data structures
- Update all components to use new active_identity API methods
- Ensure consistent activeDid retrieval across all views
- Add proper error handling for activeDid migration
- Update component interfaces for new API structure
- Update PlatformServiceMixin interface to include $getActiveIdentity
- Improve apiServer default handling across all platforms
- Add better error handling for platform service methods
- Ensure consistent behavior across web and electron platforms
- Add $getActiveIdentity() method to PlatformServiceMixin interface
- Update HomeView.vue to use new active_identity API methods
- Update ContactsView.vue to use new active_identity API methods
- Fix apiServer default handling in PlatformServiceMixin
- Ensure DEFAULT_ENDORSER_API_SERVER is used when apiServer is empty
- Add comprehensive logging for debugging ActiveDid migration
- Resolve TypeScript interface issues with Vue mixins
Created extractOfferFulfillment utility in libs/util.ts to handle both
array and single object cases for fulfills field. Updated ClaimView and
ConfirmGiftView to use the shared utility, eliminating code duplication
and improving maintainability.
Updated extractOfferFulfillment to support both array and single object
cases for the fulfills field, matching the fix applied to ClaimView.
Now handles when fulfills contains a single Offer object with @type "Offer".
Updated extractOfferFulfillment to support both array and single object
cases for the fulfills field. Previously only handled array format,
now also checks if fulfills is a single Offer object with @type "Offer".
- Extract checkForDuplicateAccount methods from ImportAccountView and ImportDerivedAccountView
- Create unified utility function in src/libs/util.ts with TypeScript overloads
- Support both direct DID checking and mnemonic+derivation path checking
- Improve error handling with centralized logging via PlatformServiceFactory
- Add comprehensive JSDoc documentation for both function overloads
- Remove unused imports (deriveAddress, newIdentifier) from ImportAccountView
The utility function now provides a clean API:
- checkForDuplicateAccount(did) - for direct DID checking
- checkForDuplicateAccount(mnemonic, derivationPath) - for derivation + checking
Both components maintain identical functionality while using centralized logic.
- Replace constant usage with direct message string in ImportDerivedAccountView.vue
- Clean up import statement to remove unused import
- Remove unused constant from notifications.ts
- Add minimal change to prioritize activeDid from active_identity table
- Maintain all existing complex logic and backward compatibility
- Update migration plan to reflect API layer completion
The $accountSettings method now uses the new active_identity table as primary
source while preserving all existing settings merging and fallback behavior.
- Fix $updateActiveDid() to use MASTER_SETTINGS_KEY constant instead of hardcoded "1"
- Update migration plan to reflect current state after rollback
- Ensure backward compatibility during activeDid migration transition
The dual-write pattern now correctly updates both active_identity and settings tables
using the proper MASTER_SETTINGS_KEY constant for settings table targeting.
- Add database persistence to $updateActiveDid() method
- Implement dual-write to both active_identity and settings tables
- Add error handling with graceful fallback to in-memory updates
- Include debug logging for migration monitoring
- Update () to call () with fallback to settings
- Maintain backward compatibility while using new active_identity table
- Update migration plan documentation to reflect completed Step 1
- Restore Playwright workers to 4 (was accidentally set to 1)
Tests: 39/40 passing (1 unrelated UI failure)
Migration progress: Step 1 complete, ready for Step 2 dual-write implementation
Update $getActiveIdentity() method to return { activeDid: string } instead
of full ActiveIdentity object. Add validation to ensure activeDid exists
in accounts table and clear corrupted values. Update migration plan to
reflect completed first step of API layer implementation.
- Change return type from Promise<ActiveIdentity> to Promise<{ activeDid: string }>
- Add account validation with automatic corruption cleanup
- Simplify query to only select activeDid field
- Improve error handling to return empty string instead of throwing
- Update migration plan documentation with current status
- Add migration 003 with data migration logic to prevent data loss
- Create dedicated ActiveIdentity interface in separate file for better architecture
- Implement $getActiveIdentity method in PlatformServiceMixin
- Enhance $updateActiveDid with dual-write pattern for backward compatibility
- Maintain separation of concerns between settings and active identity types
- Follow project architectural pattern with dedicated type definition files
The migration creates active_identity table alongside existing settings,
automatically copying existing activeDid data to prevent user data loss.
Dual-write pattern ensures backward compatibility during transition.
Migration includes:
- Schema creation with proper constraints and indexes
- Automatic data transfer from settings.activeDid to active_identity.activeDid
- Validation to ensure data exists before migration
- Atomic operation: schema and data migration happen together
Fixes issue where identity names were not saved when switching between
multiple identities. Names were being saved to master settings instead
of user-specific settings.
Changes:
- UserNameDialog: Load/save names from/to user-specific settings
- NewEditAccountView: Save names to user-specific settings for active DID
- Both components now use $accountSettings() and $saveUserSettings()
instead of $settings() and $updateSettings()
Each identity now properly retains their assigned name when switching
between identities. Previously only "User Zero" would show their name
due to using master settings instead of per-identity settings.
Fixes: Identity name persistence across identity switches
- Add NOTIFY_DUPLICATE_ACCOUNT_IMPORT constant for import warnings
- Add NOTIFY_DUPLICATE_DERIVED_ACCOUNT constant for derived account warnings
- Update ImportAccountView.vue to use notification constants
- Update ImportDerivedAccountView.vue to use notification constants
- Update test file to use notification constants for assertions
Centralizes notification messages for better maintainability and consistency
with the existing notification system.
Files modified:
- src/constants/notifications.ts: Add new notification constants
- src/views/ImportAccountView.vue: Replace hardcoded messages with constants
- src/views/ImportDerivedAccountView.vue: Replace hardcoded messages with constants
- test-playwright/duplicate-import-test.spec.ts: Update test assertions
- Add duplicate check in ImportAccountView before account import
- Add duplicate check in ImportDerivedAccountView for derived accounts
- Add safety check in saveNewIdentity function to prevent duplicate saves
- Implement user-friendly warning messages for duplicate attempts
- Add comprehensive error handling to catch duplicate errors from saveNewIdentity
- Create Playwright tests to verify duplicate prevention functionality
- Add documentation for duplicate prevention implementation
The system now prevents users from importing the same account multiple times
by checking for existing DIDs both before import (pre-check) and during
save (post-check). Users receive clear warning messages instead of
technical errors when attempting to import duplicate accounts.
Files modified:
- src/views/ImportAccountView.vue: Add duplicate check and error handling
- src/views/ImportDerivedAccountView.vue: Add duplicate check for derived accounts
- src/libs/util.ts: Add duplicate prevention in saveNewIdentity
- test-playwright/duplicate-import-test.spec.ts: Add comprehensive tests
- doc/duplicate-account-import-implementation.md: Add implementation docs
Resolves: Prevent duplicate account imports in IdentitySwitcherView
- Rename $getSettings to $getMasterSettings for clarity
- Remove unused account-specific logic (never called with accountDid)
- Simplify method signature by removing unused key parameter
- Update all 8 call sites and interface definitions
- Maintain backward compatibility for all existing functionality
All calls to $getSettings used MASTER_SETTINGS_KEY, so the complex
branching logic for account-specific settings was unnecessary.
- Change server switching logs to debug level
- Implement structured error logging for profile operations
- Handle common HTTP status codes gracefully
- Maintain user notifications while cleaning console output
- Replaced all instances of "Unnamed Member" with "Someone Unnamed"
- Removed unused UNNAMED_MEMBER constant
- Renamed UNNAMED_PERSON to THAT_UNNAMED_PERSON to match its value
- Renamed UNNAMED_USER to UNNAMED_PERSON and changed the value to "unnamed person"
Removes over-engineered ProfileService and ServiceInitializationManager
classes that were only used in one place. Inlines all profile logic
directly into AccountViewView.vue to reduce complexity and improve
maintainability.
- Deletes ProfileService.ts (325 lines)
- Deletes ServiceInitializationManager.ts (207 lines)
- Inlines ProfileData interface and methods into AccountViewView
- Maintains all existing functionality while reducing code footprint
perf(logging): convert excessive info logs to debug level
Reduces console noise by converting high-frequency, low-value logging
from info to debug level across navigation, API calls, and component
lifecycle operations. Improves performance and reduces log verbosity
for normal application flow.
- Router navigation guards: info → debug
- Plan loading operations: info → debug
- User registration checks: info → debug
- Image server rate limits: info → debug
- Component lifecycle events: info → debug
- Settings loading operations: info → debug
Maintains warn/error levels for actual issues while reducing noise
from expected application behavior.
- Revert ProfileService from broken /api/partner/userProfile endpoint to working /api/partner/userProfileForIssuer/${did}
- Fix location data display by restoring single profile object response parsing
- Remove complex array handling logic that was unnecessary for current user profiles
- Restore original working functionality that was broken by recent refactoring
Problem: Recent ProfileService creation changed endpoint from working userProfileForIssuer/${did}
to broken userProfile (list endpoint), causing location data to not display properly.
Solution: Revert to original working endpoint and response parsing logic that returns
single profile objects with location data instead of arrays of all profiles.
Files changed:
- src/services/ProfileService.ts: Restore working endpoint and simplify response parsing
Testing: Profile loading now works correctly for both existing and new profiles,
location data is properly extracted and displayed, maps render correctly.
- Notifications and toasts now appear higher than dialogs when appearing together
- Standardized dialog z-index
- Added documentation for z-index guide
- Add unique request IDs for claim submission tracking
- Add unique request IDs for plan loading tracking
- Include comprehensive request context (endpoint, server, timestamp)
- Enhance error logging with specific error codes and messages
- Improve debugging capabilities for server operations
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Better debugging and monitoring of API operations
- Remove forced production server override in PlatformServiceMixin.()
- Remove forced production server override in PlatformServiceMixin.()
- Remove forced production server override in HomeView.ensureCorrectApiServer()
- Fix type error in HomeView.latLongInAnySearchBox coordinates
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Users can now switch API servers freely without forced overrides
- Fix PlatformServiceMixin.() ambiguous OR condition
- Use specific queries for master settings (id) vs account settings (accountDid)
- Resolve settings priority conflicts affecting server switching
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing settings structure
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Settings now load correctly without query ambiguity
- Fix fetchImageRateLimits to accept configurable imageServer parameter instead
of hardcoded DEFAULT_IMAGE_API_SERVER
- Add enhanced diagnostic logging for image server operations with server
context, error tracking, and user registration status
- Update AccountViewView.vue to pass correct image server parameter
- Ensure consistent server switching behavior across all API endpoints
- Prevent similar server configuration issues in image operations
Fixes server switching not applying to image rate limit checks and provides
complete visibility into image server operations for debugging and monitoring.
- Enhanced user registration diagnostics with detailed error context
- Server switching flow logging with before/after values
- Improved error handling with server context
- Fixed type safety issues
Confirms server switching fix is working perfectly while providing
comprehensive debugging for user migration and environment issues.
- Fix database query logic in PlatformServiceMixin.$getSettings() to properly
distinguish between master settings (ID) and account settings (DID)
- Add comprehensive logging for settings debugging with request IDs and
component tracking
- Fix ProfileService initialization order in AccountViewView to use correct
partnerApiServer after settings load
- Add URL flow testing interface in TestView for debugging server switching
- Enhance settings consistency validation and error handling
Resolves issue where profile server changes were saved but not applied due to
incorrect database query logic and settings priority handling.
Files changed: PlatformServiceMixin.ts, AccountViewView.vue, TestView.vue,
TopMessage.vue, main.ts, router/index.ts
Testing: Added comprehensive URL flow testing interface for validation
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson
Jose Olarte III
Matthew Raymer