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fix(clients): archived threads appear in Settings without a reload - #31503
Threads archived by an agent or another client stayed missing from Settings → Archive (and the mobile Archive screen) until a reload or until the query's 30 s cache went stale. The archived snapshot only refetched after an unarchive or delete on that same page.
This client learns about an archive made elsewhere as a shell removal, which the live shell already records in removedAt (the thread-title query follows it). The archived snapshot query now uses that as its refresh trigger, so a thread archived anywhere shows up while the archive is open. It adds no subscription or polling: the trigger only refetches while the archive is being read, and an unmounted archive refetches once on its next read. Mobile now passes its shell state to the orchestration atoms, as web already did.
This is a much smaller alternative to #15174, which its author closed unmerged.
Not covered: a thread unarchived by another client while the archive is open still waits for the stale-time refetch, since a thread re-entering the shell can't be told apart from a new one without refetching the archive on every thread creation.
Before / after
Settings → Archive open in one tab while a second tab archives a thread. Both screenshots were taken a few seconds after the archive, with no reload.
Before (main)
After
On main, reloading the first tab shows the archived thread, so the server state was right and only the open list was stale.
Verification
vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts: 32 passed. The new test, "re-reads the archived snapshot when a thread leaves the shell", fails without the fix (expected 1 to be 2).
vp lint and vp fmt --check on the three touched files, and vp run typecheck in packages/client-runtime and apps/mobile: clean.
Checked by hand in the web dev client against a copy of real data, as shown above.
A thread archived by an agent or another client stayed missing from
Settings → Archive (and the mobile Archive screen) until the page was
reloaded or its 30 s cache went stale, because the archived snapshot
only refetched after an unarchive or delete on that same page.
The archived snapshot now refetches when a thread leaves the live shell,
which is how this client learns about an archive made elsewhere. It
reuses the shell removals the thread-title query already follows, so it
adds no subscription and only refetches while the archive is being read.
Mobile now passes its shell state too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Archived-thread data now refreshes when threads leave the shell, including on mobile, so Settings can reflect archives without a reload. The change uses existing read-only queries and does not change archive operations or permissions.
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Walkthrough
The orchestration shell-state contract now includes generation and removal timestamps. The archived-shell-snapshot query rechecks when shell generation or the maximum recorded removal timestamp changes. Tests cover the initial query and both refresh triggers.
Changes: Archived snapshot refresh
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Summary
Shell state refresh packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts
The shell-state option adds generation alongside removedAt. When shell state is available, the archived-shell-snapshot query tracks generation and the maximum recorded removal timestamp. Tests cover the initial query and refreshes after changes to either trigger.
pingdotgg/t3code#32805 — This issue reports slow reads of the archived-shell snapshot that this change causes to refresh.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#29000 — Adds a thread-title query refresh trigger based on shell removals.
pingdotgg/t3code#30266 — Uses the archived-shell snapshot query and refreshes archive reads from shell generation and removal state.
pingdotgg/t3code#32830 — Uses the orchestration shell-state refresh path for unloaded-thread lookups.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:shivamhwp, juliusmarminge
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: archived threads now appear in Settings without a reload.
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[#28886] The archived snapshot now has a refreshTrigger in packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts. The trigger changes when EnvironmentShellState.removedAt records a thread removal o…
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The whole-PR diff changes only packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts and packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts. The implementation adds the archive refresh trigger and upd…
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[#28886] The archived snapshot now has a refreshTrigger in packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts. The trigger changes when EnvironmentShellState.removedAt records a thread removal or when generation changes after an authoritative shell snapshot. The web orchestration already supplies environmentShell.stateValueAtom, so an archive received as a shell removal causes the open archive query to re-read without reload. runtime.test.ts covers the initial read, generation change, and removal change. The linked issue does not require detection of a remote unarchive.
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The whole-PR diff changes only packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts and packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts. The implementation adds the archive refresh trigger and updates its shell-state type and documentation. The test covers the new refresh behavior and updates fixtures for the type change. These changes support [#28886]. Web and mobile shell-state wiring exists at the reviewed head but is not a change in this pull request. No unrelated change is shown.
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Assert the mounted subscriber update instead of rereading the query.
The second readEnvironmentQuery can drive the refresh that it observes. Subscribe after the initial read, then await the subscriber’s value after changing removedAt.
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const registry = yield* mountEnvironmentQuery(atom);
expect(yield* readEnvironmentQuery(registry, atom)).toBe(1);
+ const updates = yield* Queue.unbounded<number>();+ const unsubscribe = registry.subscribe(atom, (result) => {+ if (AsyncResult.isSuccess(result) && !result.waiting) {+ Queue.offerUnsafe(updates, result.value);+ }+ });+ yield* Effect.addFinalizer(() => Effect.sync(unsubscribe));
// An agent or another client archives a thread, which this client sees as a removal.
registry.set(shellState, { removedAt: new Map([[ThreadId.make("archived"), 4]]) });
- expect(yield* readEnvironmentQuery(registry, atom)).toBe(2);+ expect(yield* Queue.take(updates)).toBe(2);
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Update the “re-reads the archived snapshot when a thread leaves the shell” test
so the second read does not trigger the refresh it is meant to observe. After
the initial read, subscribe to the mounted atom and await its next successful,
non-waiting value after changing removedAt; ensure the subscription is cleaned
up.
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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestration.ts:
- Line 183: Update the archive refresh trigger built with Atom.make to depend on
both generation and removedAt, and return a primitive value that changes when
either the shell generation or the latest removal marker changes. Keep the
existing removedAt calculation and ensure the state selection includes
generation so authoritative snapshots refresh mounted archives.
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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts:
- Around line 1083-1114: Update the “re-reads the archived snapshot when a
thread leaves the shell” test so the second read does not trigger the refresh it
is meant to observe. After the initial read, subscribe to the mounted atom and
await its next successful, non-waiting value after changing removedAt; ensure
the subscription is cleaned up.
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An authoritative shell snapshot, such as the one after a reconnect, resets
`removedAt`. If nothing had been removed since the last snapshot, the
archived snapshot's refresh trigger didn't change, so a thread archived by
another client while this one was offline stayed missing from an open
archive. The trigger now also follows the shell generation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Open Settings → Archive in client 1. In client 2, archive the completed Release checklist thread. Keep client 1 mounted without reloading. Both sides use Chromium, a 1280×800 viewport, light theme and fresh synthetic data.
Base remained empty for the 15-second observation window; head displayed the thread automatically. Final screenshots matched captures taken 500 ms earlier. Recordings show both clients; their final frames are held for comparison.
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Mobile Archive: the matching iOS dev client downloaded, but device preparation and a retry did not reach the reproduction; no mobile verdict is claimed.
Reconnect refresh: the separate disconnect driver stalled at the initial splash screen before reaching Archive, so reconnect behavior was not proved.
Persistence beyond the 30-second stale time was not measured; the confirmed live-update comparison observed base for 15 seconds.
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Threads archived by an agent or another client stayed missing from Settings → Archive (and the mobile Archive screen) until a reload or until the query's 30 s cache went stale. The archived snapshot only refetched after an unarchive or delete on that same page.
This client learns about an archive made elsewhere as a shell removal, which the live shell already records in
removedAt(the thread-title query follows it). The archived snapshot query now uses that as its refresh trigger, so a thread archived anywhere shows up while the archive is open. It adds no subscription or polling: the trigger only refetches while the archive is being read, and an unmounted archive refetches once on its next read. Mobile now passes its shell state to the orchestration atoms, as web already did.This is a much smaller alternative to #15174, which its author closed unmerged.
Not covered: a thread unarchived by another client while the archive is open still waits for the stale-time refetch, since a thread re-entering the shell can't be told apart from a new one without refetching the archive on every thread creation.
Before / after
Settings → Archive open in one tab while a second tab archives a thread. Both screenshots were taken a few seconds after the archive, with no reload.
On main, reloading the first tab shows the archived thread, so the server state was right and only the open list was stale.
Verification
vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/state/runtime.test.ts: 32 passed. The new test, "re-reads the archived snapshot when a thread leaves the shell", fails without the fix (expected 1 to be 2).vp lintandvp fmt --checkon the three touched files, andvp run typecheckinpackages/client-runtimeandapps/mobile: clean.Closes #28886
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