- 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
- Implement comprehensive dialog overlay handling for all test files
- Add robust page state checking for Firefox navigation issues
- Fix alert button timing issues with combined find/click approach
- Add force close dialog overlay as fallback for persistent dialogs
- Handle page close scenarios during dialog dismissal
- Add page readiness checks before interactions
- Resolve race conditions between dialog close and page navigation
- Achieve consistent 40/40 test runs with systematic fixes
- 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
Updated activeDid migration plan to reflect Phase 2 API layer implementation
completion. Added critical blocker notes about IndexedDB database inspection
requirements and updated next steps with priority levels.
- Marked Phase 2 as COMPLETE with dual-write pattern implementation
- Added critical blocker for IndexedDB database inspection
- Updated next steps with priority levels and realistic timelines
- Clarified database state requirements for testing
- 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
- Add data migration SQL to migration 003 for existing databases
- Automatically copy activeDid from settings table to active_identity table
- Prevent users from losing active identity selection during migration
- Include validation to ensure data exists before migration
- Maintain atomic operation: schema and data migration happen together
- Update risk assessment to reflect data loss prevention
- Add data migration strategy documentation
The migration now safely handles both new and existing databases,
ensuring no user data is lost during the activeDid table separation.
- Remove unnecessary complexity and focus on essential changes only
- Integrate with existing IndexedDB migration service (indexedDBMigrationService.ts)
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing migration paths
- Focus on core requirements: database schema, API methods, type definitions
- Eliminate duplicate migration logic already handled by existing service
- Preserve MASTER_SETTINGS_KEY = "1" for legacy support
- Add clear rollback strategy and integration points
The plan now focuses only on necessary changes while maintaining full
compatibility with existing systems and migration infrastructure.
- Add 'editMenu' role to AppMenuBarMenuTemplate in setup.ts and index.ts
- Enables standard keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+C, Cmd+V, etc.) in Electron app
- Fixes issue where copy/paste shortcuts were not working in text inputs
- Maintains existing clipboard service functionality for programmatic operations
Resolves keyboard shortcut functionality for better user experience in desktop app.
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 foreign key constraints to prevent data corruption
- Implement comprehensive migration validation and rollback
- Focus API updates on PlatformServiceMixin only (no component changes)
- Add enhanced error handling and data integrity checks
- Streamline plan to focus only on what needs to change
- Update timestamps and implementation details for current state
Breaking Changes:
- Database schema requires new active_identity table with constraints
- PlatformServiceMixin methods need updates for new table structure
Migration Impact:
- 50+ components work automatically through API layer
- Only core database and API methods require changes
- Comprehensive rollback procedures for risk mitigation
- Remove redundant "import User Zero" action
- Remove out-of-scope actions from test (sending a gift to an unrelated entity, deleting the contact)
- Update imports based on changes
- Add master settings functions implementation strategy
- Correct IdentitySection.vue analysis (prop-based, no changes required)
- Simplify ContactAmountsView.vue (phased-out method, separate refactoring)
- Add new getMasterSettings() function with active_identity integration
- Include helper methods _getSettingsWithoutActiveDid() and _getActiveIdentity()
- Enhance evidence section with master settings architecture support
- Update risk assessment for phased-out methods
- Clean up migration timeline formatting
This commit focuses the migration plan on components requiring immediate
active_identity table changes, separating concerns from broader API refactoring.
Matthew Raymer
Jose Olarte 3
trentlarson
Jose Olarte III
Matthew Raymer
anomalist