fix(client): give a host's own click back to the host, and keep a fan route - #7296
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe engine now publishes viewer-scoped attachment views with nested membership and optional submissions. ChangesAttachment fan routing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The client now restores host activation while preserving attachment navigation, but merge readiness remains moderate because attachment choices are still derived in the client rather than an authoritative projection, and some early-return paths can publish attachment views without the full outbound budget check. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant PermanentCard
participant AttachmentFan
participant Engine
Player->>PermanentCard: activate permanent
alt host action or undo is available
PermanentCard->>Engine: dispatch host action
else projected attachment interaction is available
PermanentCard->>AttachmentFan: open attachment fan
Player->>AttachmentFan: select attachment card
AttachmentFan->>Engine: dispatch card submission
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1161-1173: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftProvide a 44pt attachment-fan target.
Line 1161 adds the only explicit fan route for expanded attachments. Lines 1166-1167 constrain it to 20-28px. On touch devices, this makes the attachment chooser difficult to activate after the host click correctly takes precedence.
Use a layout-level route that provides a 44pt target without intercepting neighboring cards.
As per path instructions: “Touch targets >= 44pt.”
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx` around lines 1161 - 1173, Update the attachment-fan button in the expanded-attachments branch of PermanentCard to provide a minimum 44pt touch target, replacing the current 20–28px size constraint while preserving its visual badge styling. Keep the target positioned only over the fan control so it does not intercept neighboring cards, and retain the existing openAttachmentFan interaction behavior.Source: Path instructions
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In `@client/src/components/board/__tests__/PermanentCard.test.tsx`:
- Around line 958-976: Add a regression case near the existing PermanentCard
attachment-fan tests with two raw attachments but only one projected child, and
assert the singular accessible button label using the projected attachment
count. Keep the current two-projected-child scenario and its reachability
assertions unchanged; target the test setup around renderPermanent and
interactionForAttachedObjects.
In `@client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx`:
- Around line 1142-1147: Update PermanentCard’s nested-host attachment control
and fan-opening path so the fan is rendered above ancestor cards and does not
rely on the host’s action-dispatching handleClick. Ensure nested hosts with
target, activation, or undo actions can still open their own fan and expose
direct attachment choices. Add a regression covering an activatable intermediate
attachment whose child is the selected interaction choice.
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In `@client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx`:
- Around line 1161-1173: Update the attachment-fan button in the
expanded-attachments branch of PermanentCard to provide a minimum 44pt touch
target, replacing the current 20–28px size constraint while preserving its
visual badge styling. Keep the target positioned only over the fan control so it
does not intercept neighboring cards, and retain the existing openAttachmentFan
interaction behavior.
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Two review findings on phase-rs#7296, both about the `⧉` control. **Nested hosts had no route.** A host's own badge is painted inside the attachment peek wrapper (`zIndex: 5 - i`), a stacking context below the parent card face, so on a nested host it is buried. That was survivable while clicking the nested host's peek opened its fan — but handing a host's click back to the host means a nested host with a target, activation or undo of its own answers with THAT, and its children lost their only route. Rather than fight the stacking order and add a second sub-44px target, the fan opened from the outermost host — whose badge is reachable by construction — now lists the whole subtree. One reachable control, every descendant. The trap underneath it: the engine hangs the fan off the INTERMEDIATE attachment, never off the outermost card, so deciding "is an interaction live" from `attachmentFans[hostId]` reports no. Mode 2 then gates the grandchild on an activation bucket it does not have — visible and unpickable, which looks like a fix and is not one. Mode is now "a fan exists anywhere under this host". **The label counted something else than the fan showed.** The badge and the fan derived their card sets separately. `collectAttachmentFanChildren` is now the single authority both read, so they cannot drift. Membership is unchanged in kind: during an interaction the fan lists exactly what the engine published, so an intermediate that is not itself a choice is walked through, not offered. The fan still never invents a choice. Two `makeState`-based rows move from "attached card" to "2 attached cards": that fixture is itself the nested shape (creature → Equipment → Aura) and the old singular label silently under-promised it. Verified in the phase container (Node 22; the host's Node 26 fails the suite on an unrelated experimental `localStorage` global): 2715 tests pass, tsc clean, eslint 30 warnings / 0 errors — the documented baseline. Two-way controls measured for both findings; the drop sides and their exact failures are recorded at each test. Not verified in a browser. Reported by CodeRabbit on phase-rs#7296. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 AI text below 🤖 Both findings confirmed and addressed in The count guardRight — the existing row asserted a button containing the host's name and nothing about The new row makes them disagree: two Auras attached, one live choice, so the fan builds a one-card fan while Measured on the drop side ( The 67 is the finding: that mutant was invisible to every other row in the file, including the reachability guard directly above it. Nested fansAlso right, and the mechanism is as you describe: the reordered Took the route you asked for rather than fighting the stacking order and adding a second sub-44px target: the fan opened from the outermost host — whose badge is reachable by construction — now lists the whole subtree. One trap worth naming, because it produces a convincing non-fix: the engine hangs the fan off the intermediate attachment, never off the outermost card. Deciding "is an interaction live" from
Membership is unchanged in kind: during an interaction the fan lists exactly what the engine published, so an intermediate that is not itself a choice is walked through, not offered. The fan still never invents a choice. The regression fixture is the shape you named — activatable intermediate, child is the interaction choice. Two Verification2715 frontend tests pass, Eight building-block rows cover the walk itself, including the cycle guard and an attachment id with no object — shapes the component tests cannot easily stage. Run in the project's Not verified in a browser. A three-card fan where there used to be two is a visual change, and I could only prove it by tests and types. |
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In `@client/src/components/board/AttachmentFan.tsx`:
- Around line 271-273: Update the selectable condition for interaction children
in AttachmentFan so interaction mode also requires viewerInteraction?.canSubmit
to be true alongside submissionById.has(id); preserve the existing
canActivate(id) behavior outside interaction mode. Add a regression test
verifying interactions are not selectable or highlighted when canSubmit is
false.
In `@client/src/viewmodel/attachmentFanCards.ts`:
- Around line 77-120: Move the attachment-fan projection logic out of
collectAttachmentFanChildren, including structural traversal, nested submission
merging, ordering, and mode selection, into the engine. Publish the complete
outer-host projection with ordered children and submissions, propagate it
through every adapter, and add a round-trip test. Update
collectAttachmentFanChildren so it only renders and dispatches the
engine-provided result without deriving game data from objects or
attachmentFans.
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| export function collectAttachmentFanChildren( | ||
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| attachmentFans: Record<number, InteractionAttachmentFan> | undefined, | ||
| ): AttachmentFanCards { | ||
| if (!objects?.[hostId]) return { mode: "structure", children: [] }; | ||
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| // Structural order first — the walk mirrors how the peeks are painted, so the | ||
| // fan reads left-to-right in the same nesting the board shows. | ||
| const structural: number[] = []; | ||
| const seen = new Set<number>([hostId]); | ||
| const walk = (id: number) => { | ||
| const node = objects?.[id]; | ||
| if (!node) return; | ||
| for (const childId of node.attachments) { | ||
| if (seen.has(childId)) continue; | ||
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| structural.push(childId); | ||
| walk(childId); | ||
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| // Every fan the engine published anywhere under this host. | ||
| const submissions = new Map<number, InteractionSubmission>(); | ||
| for (const id of [hostId, ...structural]) { | ||
| for (const child of attachmentFans?.[id]?.children ?? []) { | ||
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| if (submissions.size === 0) { | ||
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| const children: AttachmentFanChild[] = []; | ||
| for (const objectId of structural) { | ||
| const submission = submissions.get(objectId); | ||
| if (submission) children.push({ objectId, submission }); | ||
| } | ||
| return { mode: "interaction", children }; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Move attachment-fan projection into the engine.
Lines 84-120 traverse raw attachment state, merge nested interaction records, and derive both fan membership and interaction mode in client/src. This makes the UI a second authority for game data and can produce a different fan when the object snapshot and interaction projection are not synchronized.
Have the engine publish the complete outer-host fan projection, including ordered children and submissions. Then wire that projection through every adapter with a round-trip test. The client should only render and dispatch the published result.
As per path instructions: “The frontend is a display layer, never a logic layer. Findings: any computation, derivation, filtering, or inference of GAME data inside client/src/ — push it into the engine and expose the result.”
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In `@client/src/viewmodel/attachmentFanCards.ts` around lines 77 - 120, Move the
attachment-fan projection logic out of collectAttachmentFanChildren, including
structural traversal, nested submission merging, ordering, and mode selection,
into the engine. Publish the complete outer-host projection with ordered
children and submissions, propagate it through every adapter, and add a
round-trip test. Update collectAttachmentFanChildren so it only renders and
dispatches the engine-provided result without deriving game data from objects or
attachmentFans.
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Changes requested — move the attachment-fan projection to its engine authority.
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client/src/viewmodel/attachmentFanCards.ts:77-120 makes the frontend walk GameObject.attachments, merge viewerInteraction.attachmentFans, choose interaction mode, and construct the set of cards carrying opaque submissions. That is game-state/interaction derivation in the display layer, and it can disagree with the engine projection when the two client snapshots are not synchronized.
The existing authority is deliberately narrower: crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs:7442-7444 says the engine's attachment affordance validates both relationship directions to avoid stale relationship data or indirect descendants, and :7530-7588 builds the filtered, per-interaction fan from that authority. The integration contract at crates/engine/tests/integration/interaction_contract.rs:398-456 also verifies this as a direct, viewer-filtered projection. Extending membership in client/src creates a second authority instead of extending the one that already owns validity and viewer filtering.
Please move the complete outer-host fan projection into the engine interaction contract: validate and order the descendant children there, bind their opaque submissions there, and expose the resulting projection through the generated adapter. The client should then only render/count that engine-provided list and dispatch its submissions. Include an engine production-interaction test for the nested route and an adapter/serialization round-trip covering the new projection.
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The host-click precedence change addresses the reported direct-host reachability problem; the remaining issue is the ownership of the nested projection, not that click ordering.
Recommendation: rework the nested fan route at the engine interaction-projection seam, then request another review on the new head.
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Two review findings on phase-rs#7296, both about the `⧉` control. **Nested hosts had no route.** A host's own badge is painted inside the attachment peek wrapper (`zIndex: 5 - i`), a stacking context below the parent card face, so on a nested host it is buried. That was survivable while clicking the nested host's peek opened its fan — but handing a host's click back to the host means a nested host with a target, activation or undo of its own answers with THAT, and its children lost their only route. Rather than fight the stacking order and add a second sub-44px target, the fan opened from the outermost host — whose badge is reachable by construction — now lists the whole subtree. One reachable control, every descendant. The trap underneath it: the engine hangs the fan off the INTERMEDIATE attachment, never off the outermost card, so deciding "is an interaction live" from `attachmentFans[hostId]` reports no. Mode 2 then gates the grandchild on an activation bucket it does not have — visible and unpickable, which looks like a fix and is not one. Mode is now "a fan exists anywhere under this host". **The label counted something else than the fan showed.** The badge and the fan derived their card sets separately. `collectAttachmentFanChildren` is now the single authority both read, so they cannot drift. Membership is unchanged in kind: during an interaction the fan lists exactly what the engine published, so an intermediate that is not itself a choice is walked through, not offered. The fan still never invents a choice. Two `makeState`-based rows move from "attached card" to "2 attached cards": that fixture is itself the nested shape (creature → Equipment → Aura) and the old singular label silently under-promised it. Verified in the phase container (Node 22; the host's Node 26 fails the suite on an unrelated experimental `localStorage` global): 2715 tests pass, tsc clean, eslint 30 warnings / 0 errors — the documented baseline. Two-way controls measured for both findings; the drop sides and their exact failures are recorded at each test. Not verified in a browser. Reported by CodeRabbit on phase-rs#7296. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebased onto Problem B — a published sibling erased its neighbour from the fan Board: Grizzly Bears wearing Commander's Plate (with Power Artifact on it) and a Bonesplitter. The Bonesplitter has an Equip, the Plate does not. The Cause: Older than this PR. Fix: membership is structural. The review question this raises, measured rather than argued: can mode 2 now light up something a live prompt would refuse? No — the activation ring is gated on Counter-measurement: restoring the published-only filter turns 9 rows red, including One behaviour change worth naming: an intermediate host with its own activatable ability is now listed and pickable while a grandchild is published under it. It used to be absent. At Priority the battlefield ring lights that permanent too, so this makes the fan agree with the board rather than widening the offer beyond it; the previous 2773 tests pass, Not re-checked in a browser this round: the browser is where this bug was found, and I had no browser access in this session. The behaviour above is covered at component level against engine-shaped projection fixtures, not by a click-through. |
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Changes requested — the current head still puts attachment-fan interaction projection in the client.
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client/src/viewmodel/attachmentFanCards.ts:73-106 walks raw GameObject.attachments, combines viewerInteraction.attachmentFans from every descendant, and produces the object/submission projection that AttachmentFan.tsx:124-145,174-212,276 uses to decide fan membership and the dispatch path. This remains the second interaction authority called out on the earlier head; moving it into a client viewmodel has not changed its ownership.
The existing engine authority is crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs:7670-7728: it validates both sides of each direct attachment relationship, filters the view per interaction, and binds the opaque submission. Its production contract at crates/engine/tests/integration/interaction_contract.rs:399-457 specifically proves that stale relationship data and an unauthorized viewer produce no fan. The new client unit tests only validate a parallel traversal over the serialized snapshot, so they cannot prove those interaction/visibility invariants or keep the two snapshots synchronized.
Please extend the engine interaction projection to expose the complete visible outer-host fan: engine-validated descendant ordering plus per-card availability/submission, passed through the generated adapter. The client should only render/count that projection and forward an engine-owned submission. Add a production interaction test for the nested route and an adapter/serialization round trip for the new projection.
Recommendation: rework this at the engine interaction-projection seam, then request review on a new head.
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Browser check done, closing the gap I flagged in the previous comment. Sandbox board: an artifact creature host wearing Commander's Plate (with Power Artifact enchanting the Plate) and a Bonesplitter. The fan opened from the host's What lights up matches the board rather than the projection:
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Reworked at the engine interaction-projection seam, as asked. New head, rebuilt from scratch on What the engine now publishes. Why a second field and not a wider Engine contract rows (
Client. Counter-measured, both sides. Direct children only → Wire protocol 21 → 22: the field parses on a v21 peer as an empty map, so the loss is silent and the handshake is the only place the pairing can be refused. 24.105 engine tests, 2.864 client tests, clippy clean, |
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs`:
- Around line 7423-7425: The attachment view budget is applied too late for
several early-return projections. Update the flow around
attachment_views_for_viewer so bound_outbound_view is applied before every
return, including terminal, unauthorized, unsupported, and complete-view paths;
preserve the generic payload-limit behavior and avoid returning an oversized
attachment map.
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Request changes — the current head still has one outbound-budget correctness defect and one frontend test failure.
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crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs:7423-7425 builds attachment_views before the terminal, unauthorized, invalid-session, invalid-serial, and oversized-slot returns at :7429-7552. Those return paths copy the map unchanged (:7437, :7454, :7473, :7490, :7518), while the aggregate bound_outbound_view check only runs on the normal assembled view at :7583-7590. An oversized attachment projection can therefore bypass the global outbound payload budget whenever a viewer reaches one of those early paths.
Centralize or finalize the bound for every ViewerInteraction return path, retaining the generic payload-too-large behavior, and add a regression that reaches an early return with an aggregate-over-budget attachment map.
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client/src/network/protocol.ts:123 bumps WIRE_PROTOCOL_VERSION to 22, but client/src/network/__tests__/protocol.test.ts:39-41 still expects 21 and :241-246 still tests/refers to the 20 → 21 adjacent pair. That makes the frontend test suite fail on this head and no longer discriminates this bump.
Update the tests to pin 22, reject 21, and admit 22; retain the paired reject-previous/admit-current reach guard.
Recommendation: make the centralized outbound-bound fix and the protocol-test update, then request re-review on a new head.
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Accepted — fixed. Pushed as a fourth commit ( You are right that the finalizer could only judge what it was allowed to see, and the derivation was quietly deciding for it. Both absorption points are gone:
Regressions, both asserting the fail-closed payload:
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Changes requested — enforce the outbound attachment budget during derivation, before repeated subtree materialization.
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crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs:7837-7867 allocates a fresh Vec and HashSet for every visible host, then materializes that host's whole descendant tree before it tests either local limit. :7872-7893 recursively walks the same descendants again for every ancestor. The aggregate bound at :8218-8243 correctly rejects the finished payload, but it is reached only after the construction work has completed.
A valid 10,000-deep attachment chain therefore builds roughly 50 million card entries (the prefix sums of all nested views) before the finalizer can fail closed; recursion depth grows with the chain as well. The engine's own runaway-cascade ceiling permits 16,000 object growth (crates/engine/src/game/engine.rs:7183-7190,7261-7269), so this is a reachable engine-shaped state, not merely an invalid fixture. The existing regression at crates/engine/tests/integration/interaction_contract.rs:805-831 uses CHAIN = 200, which demonstrates the final answer but does not exercise the pre-budget allocation or stack-depth limit.
Retain the shared finalizer: it fixed the earlier silent-empty projection. But make attachment_views_for_viewer charge the aggregate card budget while it derives membership, and replace the recursive walk with an iterative/bounded traversal so it returns PayloadTooLarge before materializing an over-budget prefix. Add a cap-depth/deep-chain production-path regression that reaches the early failure, rather than only a small chain whose quadratic expansion completes.
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The Result propagation into finalize_viewer_interaction now preserves oversized direct-host and map overflow instead of publishing an authoritative empty attachment map; that prior blocker is resolved on this head.
Recommendation: request changes until attachment-view derivation is itself aggregate-bounded and iterative; the finalizer remains the fail-closed defense, not the first resource limit.
`attachment_views_for_viewer` built each host's whole descendant tree and only then asked whether it fit, and walked those descendants again for every ancestor above them. The aggregate bound in `bound_outbound_view` did reject the finished payload, so the ANSWER was already fail-closed — but it was reached only after the construction work was done. A chain 10 000 links long is the worst case: it is the longest chain in which no single view exceeds the per-view cap, so the per-host check never fires and the derivation runs to completion. Measured on the new fixture, that costs 23.2 s and peaks at 7.4 GB resident for a payload of 49 995 000 card entries. CR 732.2's runaway-cascade guard permits one dispatch to grow the board by 16 000 objects, so this is a reachable board rather than an invalid fixture, and the engine ships to WASM, where 7.4 GB is linear-memory exhaustion rather than a slow frame. The walk is now iterative — its depth is the attachment chain's depth, which is a game-controlled quantity and does not belong on the call stack — and it carries the running aggregate, stopping one card past the budget. The same fixture now costs 0.16 s. The running total is charged by addition rather than against a remaining allowance, so the bound cannot underflow if the accounting slips. Every card charged here is charged again by `bound_outbound_view` alongside the map, the fans and the opportunities, so the derivation's total is a lower bound on the finalizer's: it can never refuse a payload the finalizer would have accepted, and the finalizer stays the single authority on what the viewer is told. Regressions: `a_cap_depth_attachment_chain_is_refused_before_it_is_built` (the 10 000-link worst case, read through the early return, which reaches the same derivation without the 109 s of action enumeration the derived path owes over that board) and the existing chain row, deepened from 200 to 1 000 links so it exercises the derived path against a payload of 499 500 cards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Accepted — fixed. You are right that the finalizer was the first bound but not the first limit, and that the derivation had already done the work by the time it spoke. Derivation is now aggregate-bounded and iterative. Every card charged here is charged again by On the worst case. It is not the deepest chain, it is a chain of exactly Measured on the new fixture, deriving in full and measuring afterwards costs 23.2 s and peaks at 7.4 GB resident for a payload of 49 995 000 card entries; charging as the walk goes costs 0.16 s and 4.7 GB, which is the fixture itself. The engine ships to WASM, where that gap is linear-memory exhaustion rather than a slow frame. Regressions:
The cap-depth row reads the unauthorized early return. That seat reaches the same membership derivation, and the derived path additionally owes action enumeration over ten thousand permanents — measured on this fixture at 1 s for 1 000 links, 14 s for 3 000 and 109 s for 10 000, which is why the derived-path row sits at the depth it does. Both are stated in the rows' doc comments so the split is not a silent economy. Counter-measurement, stated plainly: restoring "materialize, then measure" leaves both rows green. The answer was already fail-closed after the previous head — that is exactly your ✅ — so no assertion on the payload can discriminate this change; what changes is 23.2 s / 7.4 GB versus 0.16 s on the same fixture, which is the measurement above rather than an assertion. If you would rather the row asserted a ceiling directly, say so and I will add one; I left wall-clock and RSS out of CI deliberately.
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Changes requested — current-head proof is incomplete for the attachment-view budget authority.
🔴 Blocker
crates/engine/tests/integration/interaction_contract.rs:869-895 only observes the final derive_viewer_interaction result. That result is also Unsupported { PayloadTooLarge } on the earlier 60f043ee implementation, which materialized a fresh full descendant subtree for every host in attachment_views_for_viewer (crates/engine/src/game/interaction.rs at that head:7837-7867) and let the final aggregate bound reject it afterward (:8218-8248). Thus this row remains green if the early-charging change is reverted and does not prove the claimed "refused before it is built" performance/safety property.
Please add an authority-level regression at attachment_views_for_viewer itself: build the 10,000-link chain and assert that it returns Err(InteractionReasonCode::PayloadTooLarge). Include the counter-measurement showing the test fails when the incremental charge/early-return logic is reverted. Keep the existing public-pipeline rows; they prove the fail-closed response, while the new authority-level row must prove the derivation stops before quadratic subtree materialization.
🔴 Blocker
This engine-source head is 01044718381a2e7db0221721a2ee0043018b8861, including be13c2ab and the merge commit, but the sole <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> artifact is explicitly generated for 60f043ee87834ba36fdcbb9729456af1d399548d (artifact). The current-head parse-diff evidence required for an engine review is therefore missing. Please let CI publish the artifact for this exact head and retain it with the updated proof.
Recommendation: request changes; no maintainer fixup. These are substantive performance-proof and current-head evidence gates, not a small local correction.
The public rows in `interaction_contract` cannot carry this claim. The
aggregate bound in `bound_outbound_view` already refused this payload, so
the ANSWER is `Unsupported { PayloadTooLarge }` with or without the
incremental charge; what the change moves is when the refusal happens.
`the_membership_derivation_refuses_a_worst_case_chain_before_building_it`
asserts on `attachment_views_for_viewer` itself. A chain of exactly
`MAX_INTERACTION_LIST_LEN` links is the only depth that discriminates: it
is the longest one in which no host's own subtree exceeds the per-view
cap, so a derivation that measures after materializing runs to completion.
One link longer and the outermost view trips that cap by itself.
Two reach guards run first — the fixture is exactly
`MAX_INTERACTION_LIST_LEN + 1` objects and no host carries more than one
attachment — so an over-long or fanned-out fixture cannot fail the row for
the wrong reason.
Counter-measured: with the running charge dropped and the post-walk
`cards.len()` check restored, it fails on `Ok`, holding 9 999 views and
49 995 000 cards. The assertion compares by discriminant and reports those
two SIZES rather than the value, because printing the rejected `Ok`
produced 3.2 GB of output for one failed assertion.
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Both accepted. Authority-level regression added, and it discriminates. You are right that the public rows cannot carry this claim — I said as much in the last comment, and turning that into "then test the authority, not the projection" is the better answer.
Counter-measurement, run: with the running charge dropped from One detail worth mentioning because it bit me: the first version compared with The existing public rows are kept as you asked: they prove the fail-closed response through the early return and the derived path, and the new row proves the derivation stops before quadratic materialization. On the parse-diff artifact: understood, and the point stands on its own — "expected" is not evidence, the artifact has to exist for the head under review. The sticky comment was still the one generated for For what it is worth about what that artifact should say: no commit on this branch touches a parser, a card definition or any Oracle-facing surface — the diff is
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Hold — current head I added a narrow regression test that proves the attachment-fan control labels itself from the engine-published projected card count, rather than the raw attachment count. CI has restarted for this head. Because this PR changes engine interaction code, it also needs the Next step: wait for the current CI run and current-head parse artifact, then re-run the maintainer review. |
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Hold — current head This narrow maintainer fix changes only the Fresh CI is running for this exact head. Keep the PR on hold until the relevant checks are green and the |
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Approved on current head 9bc3e4b: required checks pass, the exact-head parse artifact reports no card-parse changes, and current feedback is reconciled.
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Summary
A creature's own activated ability was unreachable whenever an Aura or Equipment attached to it was activatable too. Reported from a real game: Slumbering Keepguard's
{2}{W}could not be activated while an Aura sat on it — every click on the host, centre, edge or corner, opened the attachment chooser instead, and the chooser excludes the host by design (AttachmentFan.tsx:241,id !== host.id), so the ability had no path at all.During Priority
HumanResponseModel::ExactCandidatespublishes an attachment fan for every activatable attachment, soviewerInteraction.attachmentFanscarries an entry keyed by the host.handlePrimaryClick'sattachmentsActionablebranch read that entry as "the host is not a legal choice" — an unchecked premise, false whenever the host is activatable too — and sat above the activation branch. The sibling branch that reads the affordance sets is placed last for exactly this reason and says so in its comment; this one was not. Moved below the host's own target / activation / undo intent, which also makes the click ladder match the glow-ring priority ladder it advertises.The branch was introduced by #6945, a card PR (Lady Loki, Agent of Chaos), which is why the click order was never reviewed as an ordering change.
Handing the click back to the host strands the attachments unless they keep a route of their own, and in this state they had none:
attachmentsActionableis itself one of the disjuncts that expands the attachment stack, so no+Ncontrol renders, while the⧉control required exactly one attachment. Each Aura was then reachable only through the ~22px peek this file itself calls untappable.⧉now renders whenever attachments exist and the stack is expanded — the same predicate+Nis derived from, so the two are complementary and exactly one route exists in every state that needs one.The control's size is deliberately unchanged. It is now the pointer route where the host's own click used to open the fan, and at
clamp(20px, …, 28px)it sits under the 44px touch floor the branch above cites — but 44px is unreachable at this seam. Battlefield cards sit in an 8px gap (BattlefieldRow.tsx:176,const gap = 8) and--card-basefloors at 3.5rem, while the badge is already at-left-2.5: growing outward to 44px puts ~26px of invisible hit area over the neighbouring permanent's face atz-40and silently steals its clicks, and growing inward swallows most of a 56px card. Either would re-create, in miniature, the click theft this PR undoes. An earlier revision of this branch did exactly that with a symmetricafter:-inset-2.5, then with an outward-onlyafter:-top-6 after:-left-6; both were reverted. The limitation is recorded at the gate and in "Scope Expansion" — it needs a layout-level answer shared with+NandGroupedPermanent.tsx:279, not a per-control patch.Reproduces with no engine defect involved: Cooped Up's
{2}{W}: Exile enchanted creatureis legitimately activatable from the battlefield, so the fan entry is correct and the host is still unreachable. The reported board's Aura was Bestial Bloodline, whose only activated ability functions from the graveyard — it should not have been offered on the battlefield at all (CR 113.6b). That is a separate engine defect, out of scope here and reported separately, so no fixture or claim in this PR depends on it: the tests use Cooped Up and Cage of Hands ({1}{W}: Return this Aura to its owner's hand), both correctly activatable where they sit, and stay green once the engine defect is fixed.Files changed
client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx— theattachmentsActionablebranch moved below the host's own target / activation / undo intent; the⧉fan control gated onattachments.length > 0 && attachmentsExpandedinstead oflength === 1; its label counts the projection's children rather than the raw snapshotclient/src/components/board/__tests__/PermanentCard.test.tsx— five rows (the defect, the reorder's safety pair, the expanded-multi route, the collapsed hand-off, the no-attachment case);viewerInteractionadded to the sharedbeforeEachresetclient/src/i18n/locales/{de,en,es,fr,it,pl,pt}/game.json—permanent.viewAttachmentsForandpermanent.hiddenAttachmentsAriagain_few/_manyTrack
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Model: claude-opus-5
Tier: Frontier
Thinking: high
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Method: not-applicable — frontend-only change; no
crates/engine/path is touched (9 files, all underclient/src/).CR references
None added. No rules behavior changes.
CR 113.6bis named in prose only, to scope out the engine defect that shares the reported board; the existingCR 301.5 / CR 303.4annotation on the attachment-peek rationale is quoted in new comments but not altered.Verification
Tilt cannot be installed on this machine, so the frontend checks ran directly, each arm in its own isolated worktree with its own
pnpm install. All results from the pushed headab45d3d, with the merge base357dfa7re-measured on the same runner:tsc -b --force --pretty false— EXIT=0, 0 error lines. Base: EXIT=0.eslint .— EXIT=0,✖ 30 problems (0 errors, 30 warnings). A count alone cannot gate, so the gate is the warning set: normalizedpath:line:ruletriples compared against the base arm giveonlyInBASE=0 onlyInHEAD=0, 30 on both.vitest run(full configured suite) — EXIT=0,Test Files 297 passed | 3 skipped (300),Tests 2702 passed | 12 todo (2714). Base:297 passed | 3 skipped (300),2697 passed | 12 todo (2709). Delta: +5 tests, +0 files, −0 removed.{2}{W}fires and⧉opens the chooser. Stated precisely: that pass ran against an earlier commit of this branch, which gated⧉onhiddenAttachmentCount === 0— provably equivalent toattachmentsExpandedfor every reachable state, sincelength <= 1forces expansion and a collapsed stack always hides at least one. The exact bytes at this head were not put in front of a browser, and the geometry argument above is derived from the project's compiled Tailwind (--spacing: 0.25rem) plus the layout source, not from a rendered page. Worth a maintainer's eye on a real board.Two-way controls, each measured at this head, each flipping its own named assertion:
attachmentsActionableforced false (branch effectively deleted),:727still opens the fan when only the attachment is a live interaction choice—expected 1 to be nullisActivatable→isActivatable && !attachmentsActionableat:694(old precedence)activates the host's own ability while an attachment is a live interaction choice—dispatchActioncalls = 0⧉gate →attachments.length === 1(pre-change)keeps an explicit fan route on a host whose several attachments are all expanded—expected null not to be null⧉gate →attachments.length > 0alonehands the collapsed state to the +N control and renders no second route— two controls render at once⧉gate →attachmentsExpandedalonerenders no fan route on a permanent that has no attachments— every bare permanent grows a⧉viewerInteraction: nullremoved from the shared resethands the collapsed state…+ the pre-existingrefreshes the attachment fan when the engine clears host attachmentsGreen baseline for the same file: 67/67. Every mutant was re-measured after the rebase onto
357dfa7.The selection assertion in the first row is the discriminator, not decoration: the affordance-set branch produces the same
attachmentFanHostIdfrom the same fixture, and only it callsselectObject, so without that assertion the row stayed green under its own mutant. It was added for exactly that reason.The mutant on
:694must be applied line-scoped. Substituting} else if (isActivatable) {globally hits theglowClassladder at:570first and the suite stays green — a false negative worth naming, since both this PR's author and its reviewer hit it.Gate A
Gate A PASS head=ab45d3d1f69e2cc57303223e4d8478263c682052 base=357dfa77818169534218d8f6b44d6c5772a985ea
Anchored on
client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx:747— the sibling fan branch, which reads the affordance sets and is deliberately placed last, its comment stating "placed LAST so it can never pre-empt the host's target / activation / undo intent". That is the authority this PR applies to the interaction-fed branch.client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx:544— the glow-ring priority tiers (valid target → activatable → tap undo). The click ladder now matches the ring order exactly, so a click does what the ring advertises.client/src/components/board/PermanentCard.tsx:855— the+Ncontrol, the existing explicit fan route derived from the same expansion predicate; the⧉gate is modelled on it and is its complement.Final review-impl
Final review-impl PASS head=ab45d3d1f69e2cc57303223e4d8478263c682052
Claimed parse impact
None.
Scope Expansion
permanent.hiddenAttachmentsAriawas fixed alongsidepermanent.viewAttachmentsFor. Only the latter is touched by this change's logic; the former carried the identical missing-plural-category defect two lines away in all seven catalogs, and fixing one member of a two-member class would have been the special-case treatment the review lens warns about.Two adjacent defects were deliberately left alone, both pre-existing and neither altered by this diff:
⧉and on the 24px+Nalike. Neither is 44px, and as argued above neither can be at an 8px card gap.+N's collapsed state is additionally provably unchanged by this PR:attachmentsActionableis false whenever the stack is collapsed (it is one of the disjuncts that expands it), so the reordered branch cannot fire there. A real fix is a layout decision about badge sizing on small cards and belongs in its own change.log.*keys plus this PR's two carry_few/_many). This PR establishes the pattern on the keys it touches; the sweep belongs in its own change.Validation Failures
The
⧉control on a nested attachment host is painted inside the peek wrapper'szIndex: 5 - iand therefore sits under the parent's card face, so it is not pointer-reachable there. It remains keyboard-focusable, and that host's own peek still opens a fan keyed to it — the fan lists a host plus its direct children, so one hop per level is enough. Left as a known limitation and stated in the comment at the gate rather than papered over; the pre-change route for that case was the same unusable ~22px peek.CI Failures
None.
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