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Detaching the WinModal aborts its XP poll, which resolved null and set the section to hidden while xpPolling stayed true, so a re-attached modal never polled again. Treat an abort as no verdict: leave the section as it was and clear xpPolling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe modal records when detaching interrupts an XP poll. If the modal is connected, polling restarts after the aborted request settles. If it is detached, polling restarts on reattachment. Tests cover reattachment after the poll settles and within the same task. ChangesWin modal XP polling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to XP polling restarts when the modal is reattached after an interrupted fetch. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Pre-merge checks |
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An XP poll waits for its turn
Detach pauses the pending concern
Reattach starts a new request
The result appears when ready
The modal keeps its flow steady
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Review comments at @tests/client/graphics/layers/WinModalXp.test.ts:
- Around line 933-935: Update the modal reattach lifecycle to restart the XP
poll after `modal.remove()` aborts it, so the pending win update is retried
without another update delivery. Change the test to exercise reattachment and
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const updates = this.game.updatesSinceLastTick();
const winUpdates = updates?.[GameUpdateType.Win] ?? [];
if (winUpdates.length > 0) void this.updateXp(true);
So the fix changes the symptom rather than removing it: The test passes because it calls the private Two shapes for the trigger, both small:
I would lean to (1) for this PR since it is the narrower change, with the test driving the reattach through For the record on the original bug: the |
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Needs a re-sync, and worth sequencing against #5759. #5734 and #5763 merged, so this branch conflicts with The sequencing point: #5759 also conflicts on Both are needed and they are independent fixes, so it is just an ordering question — but it is worth deciding which goes first rather than discovering it in a second three-way. The outstanding finding here is still the missing re-attach trigger ( |
WinModal.ts: kept the poll's AbortController in a local and the early return when it was aborted mid-poll, on top of main's updateXp, which now also preloads the Legend ceremony; an aborted poll returns before that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1136-1141: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winExercise the real re-attach path, not private
updateXp(true).The test calls the private method directly. This hides the missing production trigger for a retry after re-attach. After the retry fix, change the test to rely on
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Review comments at @tests/client/graphics/layers/WinModalXp.test.ts:
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The Win update that starts the end-of-game poll is delivered once, so a poll aborted by a detach never ran again. Remember the abort and restart the poll from connectedCallback, or right away when the modal was already re-attached while the aborted poll wound down. The tests now go through the lifecycle instead of calling updateXp directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@Celant on sequencing against #5759: suggest this one lands first. It's two files and independent; #5759 already carries a 🤖 Addressed by Claude Code |
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Problem
If the end-of-game panel was removed from the page while it was still fetching the game's XP, and then shown again later, its XP section stayed hidden and never tried to fetch again.
Removing the panel cancels the fetch. The cancelled fetch came back looking like "no XP to show", so the panel hid the section. It also kept a "fetch in progress" flag set, so when the panel came back it thought a fetch was still running and skipped starting a new one.
Fix
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WinModal.updateXp, a cancelled fetch is no longer treated as an answer. When the fetch was cancelled because the panel was removed, the section is left as it was and the "fetch in progress" flag is cleared. The panel also remembers that the fetch was cut short, and when it is put back on the page (connectedCallback) it starts the fetch again. That retry is needed because the end-of-game update that starts the fetch only arrives once, so nothing else would start it. If the panel is put back before the cancelled fetch has finished winding down (for example, moved in the page), the fetch restarts as soon as it has.Testing
tests/client/graphics/layers/WinModalXp.test.ts, both going through the real remove/re-attach lifecycle without callingupdateXpdirectly:Both fail without the fix.
npm run typecheckandnpm run lintpass.npx vitest --run: 7954 passed, 1 skipped. The only failures are the 2 intests/UpdateRegister.test.ts, which also fail on Windows on main.Screenshots
None: this only fixes internal state in a rare case, so nothing looks different in normal use.
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