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fix(mobile): removing an environment no longer fails when a queued message can't be read - #28322
When mobile removes an environment, it clears that environment's queued messages and composer drafts. If either clear rejects, the whole removal fails instead of logging a warning and carrying on. The cleanup already has a log-and-continue branch, but it never runs. The clears are wrapped in Effect.promise, so a rejection becomes a defect, and Effect.catch only sees failures.
The outbox clear rejects when any queued-message file on the device can't be read, whichever environment it belongs to. One bad file therefore breaks removal for every environment. When removal fails this way, the cached-data cleanup running beside it can be cut short. Signing out of or switching T3 Connect accounts removes every Connect environment at once, so one failure interrupts the other removals and stops the account cleanup. On a switch, the new account is marked failed and is not activated. On sign-out, the relay token reset and device unregistration that follow are skipped.
Change
Each clear uses Effect.tryPromise and catches its own rejection, so a failure is logged as a warning and never interrupts a clear that is still running. The cleanup returns once all of them finish. The warning names the operation (outbox or drafts) and logs safeErrorLogAttributes (error type, name and a capped stack) instead of the raw cause. The composer-error clear is unchanged.
The cleanup layer moves out of connection/platform.ts into its own module, connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.ts. This makes it testable: the test mocks only the three clear functions, instead of the native modules platform.ts loads (React Native, Expo, storage, runtime). clear now has the same named span web uses for this service.
Scope and approval
No issue or discussion. This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug: the code already states the intended behavior (warn and continue), and this change makes it reachable. It adds no new behavior or setting. Web clears drafts synchronously and is not affected.
Related: #24685 removes one way the drafts clear can reject (an unreadable drafts.json). It touches neither of these files, and this fix still applies to the outbox case and to any other rejection.
Verification
New test environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts (cases below the captures) fails against main's code and two weaker fixes, and passes on this branch (8b29305d4d) and on it merged locally with main (50ba2731a8, not pushed). vp run check:changed passes on this branch.
Devices: an iPhone 17 Pro simulator (iOS 26.5) and an Android 15 emulator (Pixel 7, software rendering), an isolated dev server on loopback, and touch input sent through the T3 Device panel. Main (330b9f4840) first, then this branch, then the merge, each on its own dev client build; a string in Metro's served bundle confirmed the code. Steps: pair, put a file containing only { in the app's thread-outbox folder from the host, cold-launch, dismiss the queued-messages dialog, remove the environment in Settings > Environments. Main shows an error toast whose LogBox entry is environment remove defected from clear-environment-load. This branch and the merge show no toast, and Metro logs the bounded warning. Every run removed the environment.
iOS: main 330b9f4840 after Remove and its LogBox entry, then this branch 8b29305d4d and merged 50ba2731a8.
Android, same revisions and order.
Test cases, Metro log lines (iOS) and the setup screens
The test: the outbox clear rejects while the drafts clear is pending; clear must succeed, wait for the drafts clear and log one bounded warning. It fails with main's Effect.promise body (Error: Some queued messages could not be read.), with one catch around the whole batch (the drafts clear is interrupted) and with the raw cause logged (warning fields).
98: LOG [16:23:18.556] WARN (#222): Could not clear mobile environment-owned data. {"environmentId": "dec36e82-cae4-4d30-9436-907591907499", "errorName": "ThreadOutboxManagerError", "errorTag": "ThreadOutboxManagerError", "errorType": "error", "operation": "outbox", "stack": " at apply (native)
Startup dialog and the list before Remove on main 330b9f4840, this branch 8b29305d4d and merged 50ba2731a8:
Not checked:
Switching or signing out of T3 Connect accounts: I have no test accounts, and a switch needs two. That effect in Problem comes from the code (cleanUpCloudAccount throws when the removal dies).
A release build: the toast is the development LogBox.
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…ssage can't be read
The mobile environment-owned data cleanup wrapped the outbox and draft clears
in Effect.promise, so a rejection became a defect that skipped the existing
log-and-continue branch and failed the whole removal. Use Effect.tryPromise so
the warning branch handles it, and move the layer into its own module so it
can be tested without loading the platform layer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile environment removal now logs rejected outbox or draft cleanup instead of failing the removal flow. The existing environment-scoped cleanup operations and deletion scope remain unchanged.
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Walkthrough
The environment-owned data cleanup layer now resides in a dedicated module and is included in the connection platform. It clears outbox data and composer drafts concurrently, clears composer errors, and logs cleanup failures. A test checks cleanup completion and warning metadata when outbox clearing rejects.
Changes: Environment-owned cleanup
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Summary
Cleanup layer and platform wiring apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.ts, apps/mobile/src/connection/platform.ts, apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts
The dedicated layer clears outbox data and composer drafts concurrently, clears composer errors, and logs cleanup failures with environment and error details. The connection platform uses this layer. The test checks that cleanup completes after outbox clearing rejects and verifies the warning metadata.
Environment removal can continue when a cleanup rejects. No merge-blocking risk is established.
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The title names the main change: removing an environment no longer fails when a queued message cannot be read. The changeset adds per-clear error handling for the outbox and drafts clears during environment removal, which matches the title. The title follows the conventional commit form and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description covers the Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections of the repository template. It explains the defect: Effect.promise turns rejections into defects, so the existing log-and-continue branch never runs. It describes the fix, the module move, and the new test. It gives an explicit reason why no prior issue is needed (very small, focused fix of an obvious bug). Verification names the test, the commit hashes, the check command, and the device runs on iOS and Android, with before/after evidence. Two items are not checked: T3 Connect account switch and sign-out, and release builds. The description states both. The author also links related PR #24685 and explains why it is separate.
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Review comments at
@apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.ts:
- Line 24: Update the error logging around `cause` in the environment-owned data
cleanup flow to record only a bounded operation or error category; do not
include the raw rejection or arbitrary error text.
- Line 13: Update the cleanup flow around Effect.all to capture each cleanup
operation’s failure before combining them, so every operation is awaited before
the environment lease is released. Add a test where draft cleanup remains
pending while outbox cleanup rejects, and verify cleanup does not return until
the draft operation settles.
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…nded warning
A rejected outbox clear made Effect.all fail fast and interrupt the drafts
clear, whose promise kept running after the removal released its lease. Each
clear now catches its own failure, so the cleanup waits for all of them. The
warning logs the operation and safeErrorLogAttributes instead of the raw cause.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merged current main (conflict in apps/mobile/src/connection/platform.ts: main had only added the Effect.fn span to the inline layer this PR moves out, and the new module already carries that span, so the PR side was kept).
Main now runs Effect diagnostics on mobile, which made typecheck fail here. 05e49ed68e fixes that without changing behavior: each clear's Effect.tryPromise maps its failure to a local EnvironmentOwnedDataClearError (the log still records only bounded safeErrorLogAttributes of the original cause), and the test provides its two layers through one Layer.merge. vp run check:changed passes on the merge.
Make the drafts assertion depend on a drafts-clear call.
mockReturnValue creates the promise before cleanup.clear runs. The warning logger can resolve that promise even when clearComposerDraftsEnvironment is never called. Create the promise inside mockImplementation so draftsCleared becomes true only after the drafts clear starts.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at
@apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts around lines
41 - 47:
Update the harness.clearDrafts mock in the test to create and return its
deferred promise from mockImplementation, rather than creating it eagerly with
mockReturnValue. Preserve the existing releaseDrafts and draftsCleared behavior
so the assertion can pass only after the drafts-clear call starts and its
promise resolves.
Assert completion order, not only draft completion.
draftsCleared is set by the logger-released Promise. A cleanup mutation that starts the drafts clear but returns without joining it can therefore satisfy the current assertion. Record both completion events and require "drafts" before "cleanup". Use the existing synchronous Effect scheduler and Queue.take; do not poll a fiber.
Suggested fix
import * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
import * as Layer from "effect/Layer";
import * as Logger from "effect/Logger";
+import * as Queue from "effect/Queue";+import * as Scheduler from "effect/Scheduler";
import { vi } from "vite-plus/test";
@@
const logger = Logger.make(({ message }) => {
warnings.push(message);
releaseDrafts();
});
+ const dispatcher = new Scheduler.MixedScheduler("sync").makeDispatcher();
return Effect.gen(function* () {
+ const completionOrder = yield* Queue.make<"drafts" | "cleanup">();
harness.clearOutbox.mockRejectedValue(new Error("Some queued messages could not be read."));
harness.clearDrafts.mockReturnValue(
new Promise<void>((resolve) => {
releaseDrafts = resolve;
}).then(() => {
+ Queue.offerUnsafe(completionOrder, "drafts");
draftsCleared = true;
}),
);
const cleanup = yield* Persistence.EnvironmentOwnedDataCleanup;
yield* cleanup.clear(ENVIRONMENT_ID);
+ Queue.offerUnsafe(completionOrder, "cleanup");+ expect(yield* Queue.take(completionOrder)).toBe("drafts");+ expect(yield* Queue.take(completionOrder)).toBe("cleanup");
expect(draftsCleared).toBe(true);
@@
),
),
+ Effect.provideService(Scheduler.Scheduler, {+ executionMode: "sync",+ shouldYield: () => false,+ makeDispatcher: () => dispatcher,+ }),
);
});
});
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Review comment at
@apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts around lines
29 - 74:
Update the EnvironmentOwnedDataCleanup test to record both draft-clear
completion and cleanup.clear completion in an Effect Queue, then use Queue.take
to assert drafts completes before cleanup. Run the assertion with the existing
synchronous Effect scheduler so it verifies joined completion without polling a
fiber.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at
@apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.ts:
- Around line 1-48: Update the cleanup flow in
`Persistence.EnvironmentOwnedDataCleanup.clear` so it does not report success
when outbox cleanup fails: keep failures observable after all cleanup attempts
settle, or establish and use an explicit storage-purge contract for unreadable
records before reporting success. Preserve the concurrent cleanup attempts and
ensure one failure does not prevent the others from settling.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@apps/mobile/src/connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts:
- Around line 41-47: Update the harness.clearDrafts mock in the test to create
and return its deferred promise from mockImplementation, rather than creating it
eagerly with mockReturnValue. Preserve the existing releaseDrafts and
draftsCleared behavior so the assertion can pass only after the drafts-clear
call starts and its promise resolves.
- Around line 29-74: Update the EnvironmentOwnedDataCleanup test to record both
draft-clear completion and cleanup.clear completion in an Effect Queue, then use
Queue.take to assert drafts completes before cleanup. Run the assertion with the
existing synchronous Effect scheduler so it verifies joined completion without
polling a fiber.
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Lines 41-47 (mockImplementation): applied in 8b29305. With mockReturnValue, the warning logger could resolve the promise even when the drafts clear was never called. The test still failed in that case, but only because draftsCleared is read before the .then microtask runs. If pending microtasks ran before that read, it passed. The drafts mock now builds its promise only when called, so the test fails either way. The test passes with the current module, and vp run check:changed passes.
Lines 29-74 (completion order through a Queue): not adding it.expect(draftsCleared).toBe(true) runs right after yield* cleanup.clear(...) returns, so it already requires drafts to finish before clear does. A variant that starts the drafts clear without waiting for it fails the current test with expected false to be true. A queue plus a pinned scheduler would repeat that check.
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Problem
When mobile removes an environment, it clears that environment's queued messages and composer drafts. If either clear rejects, the whole removal fails instead of logging a warning and carrying on. The cleanup already has a log-and-continue branch, but it never runs. The clears are wrapped in
Effect.promise, so a rejection becomes a defect, andEffect.catchonly sees failures.The outbox clear rejects when any queued-message file on the device can't be read, whichever environment it belongs to. One bad file therefore breaks removal for every environment. When removal fails this way, the cached-data cleanup running beside it can be cut short. Signing out of or switching T3 Connect accounts removes every Connect environment at once, so one failure interrupts the other removals and stops the account cleanup. On a switch, the new account is marked failed and is not activated. On sign-out, the relay token reset and device unregistration that follow are skipped.
Change
Effect.tryPromiseand catches its own rejection, so a failure is logged as a warning and never interrupts a clear that is still running. The cleanup returns once all of them finish. The warning names the operation (outboxordrafts) and logssafeErrorLogAttributes(error type, name and a capped stack) instead of the raw cause. The composer-error clear is unchanged.connection/platform.tsinto its own module,connection/environment-owned-data-cleanup.ts. This makes it testable: the test mocks only the three clear functions, instead of the native modulesplatform.tsloads (React Native, Expo, storage, runtime).clearnow has the same named span web uses for this service.Scope and approval
No issue or discussion. This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug: the code already states the intended behavior (warn and continue), and this change makes it reachable. It adds no new behavior or setting. Web clears drafts synchronously and is not affected.
Related: #24685 removes one way the drafts clear can reject (an unreadable
drafts.json). It touches neither of these files, and this fix still applies to the outbox case and to any other rejection.Verification
environment-owned-data-cleanup.test.ts(cases below the captures) fails against main's code and two weaker fixes, and passes on this branch (8b29305d4d) and on it merged locally with main (50ba2731a8, not pushed).vp run check:changedpasses on this branch.330b9f4840) first, then this branch, then the merge, each on its own dev client build; a string in Metro's served bundle confirmed the code. Steps: pair, put a file containing only{in the app'sthread-outboxfolder from the host, cold-launch, dismiss the queued-messages dialog, remove the environment in Settings > Environments. Main shows an error toast whose LogBox entry isenvironment remove defectedfromclear-environment-load. This branch and the merge show no toast, and Metro logs the bounded warning. Every run removed the environment.iOS: main
330b9f4840after Remove and its LogBox entry, then this branch8b29305d4dand merged50ba2731a8.Android, same revisions and order.
Test cases, Metro log lines (iOS) and the setup screens
The test: the outbox clear rejects while the drafts clear is pending;
clearmust succeed, wait for the drafts clear and log one bounded warning. It fails with main'sEffect.promisebody (Error: Some queued messages could not be read.), with one catch around the whole batch (the drafts clear is interrupted) and with the raw cause logged (warning fields).Main (
330b9f4840):This branch (
8b29305d4d):Startup dialog and the list before Remove on main
330b9f4840, this branch8b29305d4dand merged50ba2731a8:Not checked:
cleanUpCloudAccountthrows when the removal dies).Generated with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Terra in T3 Code Nightly