Let a curation mark carry the lane it was made in - #98
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The desk's hand-off gives each curator's position and, from esync #54, the lane it was earned in: "PeakD only", "new authors", the whole queue. The lane rides on the mark request rather than living per curator, because a per-curator row is keyed by username and the last feed request from any tab or device would decide the lane every later mark was stamped with. Two tabs on different filters stamped the wrong lane on one of them. Sent with the mark, each desk describes itself and there is nothing to race over. The Mark route gains one optional key, `lane`, an object. It is rebuilt from an allow list of the roster-feed keys that describe WHICH posts, not how they are paged, and cleaned with the same rules a roster-feed body gets: unknown sorts dropped, views, apps and windows checked against their sets, the community against its grammar, the numeric bounds clamped. Nothing outside the list is copied, so a key the feed does not know never travels. A lane that is not an object is refused as a client bug; an absent lane is forwarded as absent, which the backend records as unknown. The backend validates it again through its own parser, so this is the first of two gates, not the only one.
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PR Summary by QodoCarry normalized curation lane metadata on mark requests
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Marks made from different random roster feeds can lose their distinct feed context because the random seed is not preserved. This undermines the lane’s purpose of associating a mark with the roster view where it was made and should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CurationDesk
participant Mark
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CurationDesk->>Mark: Submit signed mark with optional lane
Mark->>Mark: Validate lane is a JSON object
Mark->>NormalizeLane: Rebuild lane from LaneKeys
NormalizeLane-->>Mark: Return normalized lane
Mark->>Backend: Forward mark payload with normalized lane
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In `@dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs`:
- Line 794: Update LaneKeys in PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs to include seed,
retaining it only when sort is random and CurationDeskQuery.IsSeed accepts it;
remove seeds for non-random sorts or invalid values. In
CurationDeskPayloadTests.cs lines 142-149, add assertions for valid random seeds
and for removal of invalid or non-random-sort seeds.
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An order is not a lane. The Random order arrives with a seed the lane never carries, and the backend's feed parser refuses that pairing, so forwarding sort=random would have turned every mark made on that order into a 400 once all three repos were live. Only unique travels, the one sort the backend folds into a narrowing.
The order decides whether a position is a watermark at all: a mark on newest-first says nothing about the older posts, so the hand-off has to be able to say which order it was made in. The previous commit dropped every sort but unique to keep random-without-seed away from the backend's feed parser; the backend now reads the sort off the lane on its own, so any known sort travels and the seed still never does.
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On the companion finding against vision-web: that reads at At the current head, the three inputs named:
Agreed on the rest: the random-mark failure is closed by this PR forwarding recognized sorts without the seed and esync #54 reading the sort off the lane on its own. |
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Companion to esync #54 and vision-web #1754.
The desk's hand-off gives each curator's position and, from esync #54, the lane it was earned in: "PeakD only", "new authors", the whole queue.
Why the lane rides on the mark request
A first version kept one lane row per curator, written on the roster feed. Review caught that it is keyed only by username, so the last feed request from any tab or device decides the lane every later mark is stamped with: two tabs on different filters stamp the wrong lane on one of them, and a hand-off that misrepresents coverage is worse than one that says nothing. Sent with the mark, each desk describes itself and there is nothing to race over.
The change
The Mark route gains one optional key,
lane, an object.LaneKeys: the roster-feed keys that describe which posts, not how they are paged) and cleaned with the same rules a roster-feed body gets: unknown sorts dropped, views, apps and windows checked against their sets, the community against its grammar, the numeric bounds clamped. Nothing outside the list is copied, so a key the feed does not know never travels,usernameincluded.lane must be an object): that is a client bug, not a lane.The backend validates it again through its own
parse_feed_params, so this is the first of two gates rather than the only one.Tests
Three cases: the lane is rebuilt from the allow list and normalized (a bogus window, a path-shaped community, the paging keys and an injected
usernameall fail to travel whilerep_min: 250clamps to 100); a mark without a lane stays without one and{}is preserved as a real answer; and a lane that is a string, an array or a number is refused. The first fails when the object is forwarded raw.Full suite green: 480 tests.
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No settings change. Ships in any order against the other two: until the backend reads
laneit ignores the key, and until the desk sends it the key is absent.Summary by CodeRabbit
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