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feat(games): local games and apps with running-app picker and app icons - #1245
per-target profile state, serialized profile saves with retry
hardening for /api and feedback payloads
Running-app picker and app icons
"Add game or app" lists running apps from Bridge (/v1/running-applications): foreground app first, searchable, with refresh. Scripts and launchers are left out.
Picking an app fills in the name and full path. Typing a path stays as the fallback.
a wireless and a wired report rate per game profile, and the draft view that hides onboard-profile controls a game profile can't save (cf54798)
Host bunny hop, Host side button assignments, analog (HITS) tuning, Host DPI slots and "Apply now" (f4490c5). "Apply now" now counts only a confirmed write, and its restore retries until a write lands
the F13–F24 key test (36f2ae6). F13–F24 support itself was never removed
Bridge
App icons for saved apps need the companion Bridge PR, OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge#45. Without it, saved apps show the generic icon and everything else works.
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npm run build passes
npm test: 508 tests pass
npm run size: JS 2,951,913 / 3,200,000 bytes
Tested locally on Windows with Bridge 1.0.0-beta.19 plus the HID fix: picking a running app, saving it, and the profile page.
Add local games and apps with running-app picker, app icons, and profile ownership fixes
Adds local-application management: a LocalApplicationDialog that adds, edits, and removes local apps, picks targets from Bridge's running applications, and validates manual paths via parseLocalTarget (1024-char limit, 256-entry list limit). GamesPage replaces the custom-game flow with local apps and presets, and Bridge calls in bridge.ts add bridgeLocalApplications/saveBridgeLocalApplications plus icon URL helpers while removing all custom-game helpers.
Rewrites game-profile handling to be owner-scoped: controller.ts adds a GameProfileOwner token so draft, flash, and restore operations report stale when the device session changes, and useBridgeProfileApplier.ts scopes writes and toasts to the captured owner. GameProfilePanel saves per-device profiles with verification and retry.
Hardens the feedback API: feedback.js validates origins, webhook config, payloads, and attachments, sanitizes forwarded content, and returns 502 for failed webhook responses. New body-limit.js bounds request bodies in middleware.
Adds an animated ASCII background field (ascii.ts, AsciiField.tsx), self-hosts the DM Sans variable font, and reworks device page styling into a rail/workspace layout with container queries.
Risk: bridgeCustomGames, saveBridgeCustomGames, customGameImageUrl, saveBridgeCustomGameImage, and bridgeImageFromUrl are removed from bridge.ts, and custom-game rename/image controls and customgame.* translations are gone; any code depending on those exports will break.
…icons
Adding a local game or app no longer needs a typed full path. With Bridge
running, the add dialog lists running apps (foreground first, searchable,
refreshable, scripts and launchers left out); picking one fills the name and
full path. Manual path entry stays as the fallback.
Saved local apps show their own app icon from Bridge on the games grid and the
profile page, in place of uploaded pictures. The icon id is read from
/v1/local-applications and never written back; older Bridge builds without it
fall back to the generic icon.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With #1177 reverted the build measures 2,936,247 JS bytes, so the raise to
3,240,000 is not needed.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds Bridge-managed local applications and connects them to device-specific game profiles. It scopes profile writes to the active device, bounds and validates feedback requests, and updates the device layout, shared visual tokens, typography, and decorative ASCII field.
Changes: Local applications and game profiles
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Summary
Bridge and local target contracts src/features/bridge/bridge.ts, src/features/games/local-applications.ts, src/features/bridge/bridge.test.ts, src/features/games/local-applications.test.ts
Bridge types and APIs support local applications. Helpers parse and validate targets, select running apps, derive identities, and match profiles. Custom-game image and API functions are removed.
The games page and dialog manage local applications alongside presets. The dialog validates and verifies saves. Local application labels and Bridge profile behavior are documented and translated. The former custom-game and image flows are removed.
Profile drafts and writes track the active client and device. Profile persistence is serialized and verified, with ownership checks, retry states, and tests for stale, failed, and partial writes. The Host-profile type augmentation is removed.
Request body and feedback validation
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Bound request bodies in middleware functions/_lib/body-limit.js, functions/_middleware.js, test/web-security.test.ts
Middleware bounds request bodies, returns 413 for oversized bodies, and forwards the buffered request. Static-subresource detection decodes paths and excludes API routes.
The endpoint validates origin, webhook configuration, JSON and multipart payloads, attachment limits, and embed fields before forwarding. Discord non-OK responses map to 502.
Interface layout and visual system
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Summary
ASCII field rendering src/shared/ascii.ts, src/shared/AsciiField.tsx, src/shared/ascii-golden.json, src/shared/ascii.test.ts, src/app/App.tsx, src/styles/shell.css, DESIGN.md
The shell renders a seeded ASCII field with responsive columns and a theme-keyed sweep. Reduced-motion settings disable the sweep. Golden fixtures and tests cover rendering and timing.
The device page uses a responsive information rail and workspace. Device artwork, navigation, tabs, page spacing, and related typography use shared layout rules.
Styles add opaque panel surfaces, shared sizing and typography tokens, and self-hosted DM Sans with its source manifest and license. Visual-contract tests check CSS values, font assets, and font references.
Production bundle budget
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Document production asset limits README.md
The README specifies JavaScript and CSS byte budgets and names npm run size as the check command.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant GamesPage
participant LocalApplicationDialog
participant BridgeLocalApplicationsAPI
User->>GamesPage: Open local application management
GamesPage->>LocalApplicationDialog: Open add or edit dialog
LocalApplicationDialog->>BridgeLocalApplicationsAPI: Read current applications
LocalApplicationDialog->>BridgeLocalApplicationsAPI: Save updated applications
LocalApplicationDialog->>BridgeLocalApplicationsAPI: Read applications for verification
BridgeLocalApplicationsAPI-->>LocalApplicationDialog: Return saved applications
LocalApplicationDialog-->>GamesPage: Report verified save
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Possibly related PRs
OpenMouse-Project/openmouse#1237: It covers the same local-application flow, profile ownership, feedback validation, and interface changes.
OpenMouse-Project/openmouse#1244: It removes custom-game and profile behavior that this pull request also replaces with Bridge-managed local applications.
Suggested reviewers:onyxhq-dev, 7eedle
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to e92b1
Switching between identical mice can restore one mouse’s settings onto another, so this profile-handling risk should be addressed before merging.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR introduces a substantial local games/apps workflow with Bridge integration and changes existing device-profile application, persistence, UI, and production security paths. Unresolved comments also identify concrete profile-compatibility, activation-default, input-validation, concurrent-write, and draft-editing concerns that require human assessment.
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Brings back the #1154 fix that came out with the #1177 revert. The mouse has
no field for the X/Y link, so a slot unlinked on purpose with equal values read
as linked again after a refresh. The choice is remembered per device and
onboard profile (localStorage `openmouse.dpi-unlinked`), and the stage editor
remounts per device and profile so rows never carry over.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings back #1177's per-connection rates on top of the local-app design. A
game profile being edited shows a wireless and a wired slider (when the mouse
has both); a game launch applies the rate of the connection in use, and the
restore puts back only that one.
Also brings back #1177's draft view of the onboard profile: a game profile is
never written to the mouse's stored profile, so the draft hides the per-profile
rate, DPI slot and bunny hop controls that could not save into it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…slots and Apply now
Restores the rest of #1177's game profile parity on top of the local-app
design, keeping 7eedle's game-profile ownership checks throughout:
- Host bunny hop, Host side button assignments (pressed by Bridge) and analog
(HITS) tuning are part of a game profile again; values the mouse cannot take
now are held in the draft and laid over its preview.
- Host DPI slots keep their order and X/Y link across refreshes.
- "Apply now" writes the draft to the mouse; what it replaced goes back when
the panel closes or before another mouse is selected. It writes through the
owner-checked writer, so a stale, failed or partial write is not reported
as applied, and a restore retries until a write lands.
- A game profile write never rewrites the mouse's stored HITS profile.
ButtonMap.tsx and buttons.css match main again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 4a5c9753004b); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/local-applications.ts around lines 63 -
66:
Update presetGames to merge Bridge presets with catalog entries instead of
returning the catalog only when no Bridge presets exist. Preserve all Bridge
presets and append catalog entries whose names are not already represented,
comparing names case-insensitively.
Minor · Restore two setup-figure columns below the rail threshold. · device.css:123-125
Restore two setup-figure columns below the rail threshold.
The container query at device.css:123 moves the two-column rule from a viewport breakpoint to a 560px container breakpoint. At page widths above 560px, .om-setup-figures uses the four-column default. The medium rail takes 220px from the page at 760px and above. When CurrentSetupPanel shows four figures, each cell is roughly 110–140px wide. This can make Current Setup values overflow their cells.
A figure value and its unit have no whitespace between them. The unit is DPI or Hz. The browser cannot break a line between a digit and a letter, so a value such as 1,600DPI stays on one line. It can extend past the cell border into the next figure. No overflow: hidden, white-space: nowrap, or overflow-wrap rule applies to these figures, so nothing clips the overflow.
Keep the two-column layout for the page widths where four cells are too narrow. Measure the cell width at 760px to 1000px. Then set the container breakpoint in device.css:123 above that range. Do not change the four-column default at widths where the cells fit.
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Review comment at @src/styles/device.css around lines 123 - 125:
Adjust the `om-device` max-width breakpoint controlling `.om-setup-figures` so
measured cell widths keep the two-column layout at page widths of 760–1000px
when the medium rail is present. Preserve the four-column default where cells
are wide enough.
Minor · Make the license manifest match the distributed OFL file. · DM-Sans-source.json:12-15
public/fonts/DM-Sans-source.json:12-15 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the license manifest match the distributed OFL file.
public/fonts/DM-Sans-source.json records bytes: 4482 and sha256: 9af36190332437f5ecd09974de43c1f7c77a310a996cdd8ceb25628b458840e1 for DM-Sans-OFL.txt. The checked-in public/fonts/DM-Sans-OFL.txt is 4389 bytes with SHA-256 2af94f4fb533be8fa23282eb33e08ca311ddf47c2f32777e2040b282deeec65c. Neither the size nor the digest matches. The file cannot be verified against its own manifest entry, so the provenance record for the font license is inconsistent with the shipped file. Either the file was changed after it was fetched from upstream revision 5b35b7208dd4100571326fdf37f030b32a524232, or the manifest was written from a different copy. Restore the upstream OFL.txt bytes so the digest matches, or update the manifest after confirming the origin of the checked-in file. No check in the repository enforces the manifest. The visual-contract.test.ts check only confirms that the file contains "SIL Open Font License".
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Review comment at @public/fonts/DM-Sans-source.json around lines 12 - 15:
Reconcile the DM-Sans-source.json manifest entry with the distributed
DM-Sans-OFL.txt: restore the upstream license bytes for the recorded revision,
or, after confirming the checked-in file’s origin, update its byte count and
SHA-256 to match that file.
Minor · Use a stable physical-device identifier for Bridge profiles. · GameProfilePanel.tsx:67
Use a stable physical-device identifier for Bridge profiles.
Two identical authorized mice create separate sidebar entries, but deviceId uses only brand and display name. Both entries therefore share one profile key.
When the second mouse is saved, replaceGameProfile removes the first mouse's profile. Selecting either mouse can also load the same settings.
Use a stable identifier from the authorized HID device for device.id. Do not use display text as the profile key.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 4a5c9753004b); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx at line 67:
Update the deviceId construction in GameProfilePanel to use the authorized HID
device’s stable device.id value instead of deviceBrand and device.name, so
identical devices receive distinct Bridge profile keys.
Minor · Guard profile writes against lost updates from other writers. · GameProfilePanel.tsx:228-230
src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:228-230 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Guard profile writes against lost updates from other writers.
saveBridgeProfiles sends the full profile list to PUT /v1/profiles with no revision, ETag, or If-Match precondition. The panel's read-modify-write can overwrite a profile change that another writer saves between its bridgeProfiles() read and the saveBridgeProfiles call. The post-save check re-reads the list but verifies only this game/device entry, so the panel can report success while the other change is gone. The module-level profileWrites queue serializes saves only within this JavaScript context. It does not coordinate with other tabs or applications.
Mitigation needs a server-side precondition, such as a revision on /v1/profiles, or a per-profile write endpoint. Neither exists in this repository. Until then, the panel can lose a concurrent Bridge profile edit.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx around lines 228 -
230:
The read-modify-write flow using bridgeProfiles and saveBridgeProfiles can
overwrite concurrent edits, and the local profileWrites queue cannot prevent
writes from other clients. Add server-side concurrency control for /v1/profiles,
such as a revision or If-Match precondition, and update saveBridgeProfiles and
the GameProfilePanel write flow to use it and handle conflicts without reporting
success.
Minor · Hide onboard controls during a game draft, or disable them. · controller.ts:478-484
Hide onboard controls during a game draft, or disable them.
On the reviewed head, buildProfileView no longer masks onboard data during a game-profile draft. The base masked it. The head still rejects the matching onboard writes. The Games page therefore shows enabled DPI slot, button mapping, and Bunny Hop controls. Each change in these controls is rejected with a toast and does nothing.
The base code returned { ...view, entry: null, slotsAvailable: false, bunnyHopSupported: false } when a draft was open. The head returns the unmasked view. Workspace renders from that view, so the controls appear. None of the cards check gameProfileDraft to disable their controls. Writes to button assignments, Bunny Hop, and DPI slots still call blockedByGameProfileDraft(). That function shows a "not in game profile" toast and returns.
Restore the draft masking in buildProfileView, or pass a disabled state to these cards during a draft. Confirm the intent first. If the PR meant to show the onboard controls, the cards need a disabled state. The current code gives the user no visible cue before the toast.
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Review comment at @src/device/controller.ts around lines 478 - 484:
Restore game-profile-draft masking in buildProfileView so the returned view
hides onboard controls by setting entry to null, slotsAvailable to false, and
bunnyHopSupported to false while a draft is open; preserve the existing unmasked
view when no draft is active.
Minor · Oversized POSTs no longer record a strike. · _middleware.js:187-189
On the reviewed head, a POST whose Content-Length exceeds the limit returns 413 from the boundedRequest catch block. That block runs before the KV guard and before any strike call. The base revision reached the Content-Length strike at functions/_middleware.js:217-220 and recorded a strike for every such POST. The head revision never reaches that check for an oversized request, so these requests add no strike. The strikes that would have led to a ban are not written.
The hypothesis is supported on the strike path. The consequence depends on condition 1 and condition 2. Condition 1 holds for the strike-recording path. Condition 2 is not established from the inspected code, so the ban-state effect remains a bounded claim.
Condition status:
Condition 1 (SECURITY_KV configured and no upstream strike for these requests): true for the middleware path. SECURITY_KV is the only KV binding read in functions/_middleware.js:192, and the code exits early without it (if (!kv) return forward();). No other code records a strike for oversized POSTs. functions/api/feedback.js:43 returns 413 without calling strike, and rg finds no strike( call outside functions/_middleware.js. I did not inspect the deployment binding itself, so the claim that KV is configured in production is unverified. Upstream WAF rules are not visible in the repository; the code only reads RATE_LIMIT_MODE.
Condition 2 (the client reaches the middleware often enough for lost strikes to change ban state): unsettled. The threshold is STRIKES_TO_BAN = 25 (functions/_middleware.js:143), and strikes expire after 7 days (functions/_middleware.js:166). Each oversized POST that previously counted now counts for nothing. Whether a real client reaches 25 such requests depends on traffic I cannot inspect. The code confirms the mechanism, not the frequency.
Additional facts:
The old Content-Length strike at line 230 is now effectively dead for declared bodies. boundedRequest rejects any Content-Length above the limit first. The limit is 16 KB for /api/comments and 8 MiB otherwise. The check on line 230 uses MAX_BODY_BYTES, so it only fires when boundedRequest has already passed. Missing Content-Length yields 0 and cannot trigger it.
The boundedRequest path does not count oversized streamed bodies either. The base code did not strike for those requests, so the change does not remove a strike there.
The rate-limit strike at line 236 is also skipped for oversized POSTs, because they return before enforceRateLimit runs. That is a second loss of strike accounting on the same trigger.
Existing tests check the 413 status (test/security-middleware.test.ts:147-150) but do not assert that a strike is recorded. No test covers the strike count for oversized POSTs.
Attribution: the change is introduced by this PR. The base revision had the strike at functions/_middleware.js:217-220, and head moves boundedRequest ahead of it.
Recommended fix: record a strike before returning 413 when boundedRequest throws BodyTooLarge on a POST. This keeps the base behavior for declared oversized bodies.
Caveat on the fix: request is still the original request inside the catch block, so clientIp and request.method are read from it. The strike write runs before the response, so it adds one KV write per oversized POST. This does not restore the rate-limit strike for those requests.
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Review comment at @functions/_middleware.js around lines 187 - 189:
In the `boundedRequest` catch block, oversized POST requests return 413 before
recording a strike. When the error is `BodyTooLarge`, record a strike using
`env.SECURITY_KV` and the original request’s client IP if the method is POST,
then return `tooLarge()`; preserve the existing 400 response for other errors.
Minor · Require non-empty field names and values in the feedback validator. · feedback-payload.js:45-46
Require non-empty field names and values in the feedback validator.
text() in functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js checks only the type and the maximum length, so an empty string passes. Lines 26-27 apply it to field.name and field.value. A payload such as {"embeds":[{"fields":[{"name":"x","value":""}]}]} therefore passes local validation and is forwarded. Discord rejects the empty value. The handler then returns HTTP 502 Discord rejected the feedback. (functions/api/feedback.js:46-47), although the fault is in the client input. The local validator returns 400 for other invalid input, so this input should also return 400 before the request is sent.
Add a minimum length of 1 for field names and values:
🐛 Suggested fix
-function text(value, max) {- if (typeof value !== "string" || value.length > max) throw new Error("Invalid text");+function text(value, max, min = 0) {+ if (typeof value !== "string" || value.length < min || value.length > max) throw new Error("Invalid text");
return value;
}
- const name = text(field?.name, 256);- const value = text(field?.value, 1024);+ const name = text(field?.name, 256, 1);+ const value = text(field?.value, 1024, 1);
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Review comment at @functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js around lines 45 - 46:
Update the text validator in feedback-payload.js to reject empty strings for
embed field names and values, while preserving existing length limits and
validation for other text. Apply the non-empty requirement where field.name and
field.value are validated so empty values are rejected before forwarding the
payload.
Minor · Add an explicit retry for failed profile loads. · GameProfilePanel.tsx:166-169
If /v1/profiles rejects while the panel is open, the catch handler sets loadError and leaves loaded false. The load effect depends only on gameIdentity(game), so a later successful request does not run it again. The panel stays mounted while selectedGame is set. App keeps GamesPage rendered while page === "games". Bridge recovery does not restore the panel. A Bridge activity change clears selectedGame and unmounts the panel before any retry could run.
Make the load effect rerun when a retry is requested, then add a retry control:
Declare const [loadAttempt, setLoadAttempt] = useState(0); next to loadError. Show a retry control while loadError is true. Its handler calls setLoadAttempt((attempt) => attempt + 1). The effect already clears loadError and loaded at the start of each run.
This behavior predates this PR. The merge base already performs one profile load with no retry. This change adds the error state without a recovery path.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx around lines 166 -
169:
Update the profile-loading effect in GameProfilePanel to rerun when a retry is
requested, and add retry state alongside loadError. Show a retry control when
loadError is true; have its handler increment the retry state so the effect
starts another load.
Minor · Bind the profile target to the device identity, not its sidebar… · GameProfilePanel.tsx:171-172
src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:171-172 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bind the profile target to the device identity, not its sidebar index.
targetIndex stores a position in devices. The load effect sets it once, and nothing re-resolves it when the device list changes. If a preceding non-active mouse is removed while the panel stays mounted, the index points to a different mouse.
Removal can run while the panel is open. Start "Forget" from the device menu, then open the Games page before the forget calls finish. The panel loads with the old list and stores the selected mouse's index. refreshSidebar() then removes the earlier entry, and the stored index now resolves to the next mouse. The removed mouse is not the open one, so the active mouse stays connected.
After that shift, target resolves to the wrong mouse, and the row at targetIndex shows as selected. toggleAutoApply, clearProfile, and the retry button call persist with targetIndex, so they write the displayed settings to the wrong mouse's Bridge profile. The displayed values still belong to the original mouse.
Store the target's identity instead of its index. Derive the index from that identity on every render. Mark list rows by identity. When the target device is no longer present, clear or reload the profile state.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx around lines 171 -
172:
Update the GameProfilePanel target state to store the selected device’s identity
rather than its position in devices, and derive the current index from that
identity on each render for persistence and row selection. If the device is no
longer present, clear or reload its profile state so actions cannot apply
settings to another device.
Minor · Restore targetIndex when the mouse switch does not start. · GameProfilePanel.tsx:301-302
Restore targetIndex when the mouse switch does not start.
selectTarget stores the new target before it calls control.selectAuthorizedDevice. Nothing restores the target if that call returns without starting the switch. Two paths return silently before activateClientNow:
The authorized group at index is missing (src/device/controller.ts:2915).
No supported client can be created and no keyboard client is available (src/device/controller.ts:2923-2925).
In both cases mouse A stays active, but targetIndex remains on B. B then shows "Selected" (src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:382-386). Its controls stay disabled because editing requires target.selected (src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:173). Selecting B again returns early (src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:292). The user must select A to recover.
This applies only before activation starts. If a failure occurs after activateClientNow begins, it closes A and clears the active state first (src/device/controller.ts:3417-3421), so A is no longer active.
Correction: have selectAuthorizedDevice report whether the switch started. The call is currently discarded with void, so selectTarget must await that result. When the switch did not start, selectTarget should restore the previous targetIndex and the stored settings it changed earlier in the same function. Do not rely on device.selected to resync the index, because nothing updates targetIndex after load. Add a regression test for the case where the switch does not start. It should assert that targetIndex and the stored settings stay on A.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx around lines 301 -
302:
Update selectAuthorizedDevice to report whether the switch started, and have
selectTarget await that result instead of discarding it. If the switch did not
start, restore the previous targetIndex and stored settings changed by
selectTarget; preserve the existing behavior once activation begins. Add a
regression test asserting that a failed-to-start switch leaves targetIndex and
stored settings on device A.
Minor · Cap /api/feedback JSON bodies at 64 KiB in the middleware before… · _middleware.js:184-187
Cap /api/feedback JSON bodies at 64 KiB in the middleware before buffering.
The middleware reads the request body up to 8 MiB for every route except /api/comments. It does this before the feedback endpoint applies its 64 KiB limit to non-multipart requests. A JSON feedback body between 64 KiB and 8 MiB is fully buffered and copied, and only then rejected with 413. Requests from banned or rate-limited clients are buffered too, because the body read runs before the ban and rate-limit checks.
Before this change, the middleware only rejected a declared Content-Length above 8 MiB. It did not read bodies. The base feedback handler forwarded request.body directly.
Apply the byte limit by route and content type in the middleware. Use 64 KiB for /api/feedback requests that are not multipart/form-data, and keep 8 MiB for multipart requests. Derive the multipart check the same way functions/api/feedback.js does, so both layers agree. The endpoint currently returns 415 for an unsupported content type. An oversized body of that type would return 413 from the middleware first, so the status for that case changes.
The existing test/feedback-security.test.ts calls onRequest directly and does not run the middleware. It therefore does not cover this buffering path. A regression test that runs the middleware and the feedback handler together should assert that the body is not fully consumed, not only that the final status is 413.
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Review comment at @functions/_middleware.js around lines 184 - 187:
Update the middleware’s limit selection before boundedRequest: use 64 KiB for
/api/feedback requests that are not multipart/form-data, and retain
MAX_BODY_BYTES for multipart feedback and other routes. Match the multipart
content-type check used by the feedback handler, and add regression coverage
that runs the middleware and handler together and verifies an oversized body is
not fully consumed.
Minor · Validate embed timestamps against the ISO 8601 format before… · feedback-payload.js:37-40
functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js:37-40 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate embed timestamps against the ISO 8601 format before forwarding.
The timestamp check at functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js:37-40 uses only Date.parse. Discord documents the embed timestamp field as an ISO 8601 timestamp. Date.parse also accepts strings outside that format, because the ECMAScript specification allows implementation-specific fallback parsing for non-ISO input. The handler forwards such a value unchanged.
When Discord rejects the forwarded value, functions/api/feedback.js:46-47 returns a 502 "Discord rejected the feedback." response. A client input error is then reported as a gateway failure. It should return the 400 "Invalid feedback." response instead.
🛠️ Suggested fix
- if (!Number.isFinite(Date.parse(value))) throw new Error("Invalid timestamp");+ if (!/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}(T\d{2}:\d{2}(:\d{2}(\.\d+)?)?(Z|[+-]\d{2}:\d{2})?)?$/.test(value) || !Number.isFinite(Date.parse(value))) throw new Error("Invalid timestamp");
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Review comment at @functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js around lines 37 - 40:
Update timestamp validation in the embed payload logic to reject values that do
not match the accepted ISO 8601 format before forwarding, while retaining the
validity check for impossible dates. Keep invalid timestamps on the existing
error path so the handler returns its client-input error response.
Add a test that pins the rail breakpoints to the device.css container queries.
The geometry test checks rail-w and rail-w-medium against railWide and railMedium. It does not read railWideFrom (1000) or railMediumFrom (760) from src/styles/visual-contract.json. It also does not read the @container om-device rules in src/styles/device.css. A change to either breakpoint in device.css leaves every assertion in this file passing. No other test in the repository reads these fields or breakpoint values. The gap is in coverage of current behavior, not in the current layout.
Suggested test addition
});
++test("rail breakpoints match the device.css container queries", () => {+ const css = readFileSync(new URL("./device.css", import.meta.url), "utf8");+ assert.match(css, new RegExp(`@container om-device \\(min-width: ${contract.railMediumFrom}px\\)`));+ assert.match(css, new RegExp(`@container om-device \\(min-width: ${contract.railWideFrom}px\\)`));+});
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Review comment at @src/styles/visual-contract.test.ts around lines 28 - 43:
Add a test alongside the geometry test in `visual-contract.test.ts` that reads
`device.css` and verifies its `@container om-device` minimum-width queries match
`contract.railMediumFrom` and `contract.railWideFrom`. Keep the assertions
focused on both breakpoint values.
The test the rendered sweep uses the native cubic curve checks only the timing function. Its regex at src/shared/ascii.test.ts:91 has no end anchor and no ; terminator. An infinite token added after cubic-bezier(...) still matches, and assert.ok(curve, ...) still passes. The selector check at line 83 also still matches. The message one-shot row sweep on line 92 implies a one-shot check that the test does not perform. DESIGN.md:132 allows no loops outside the add-device crossfade, so a repeating row sweep would break that rule without failing any test.
Match the full declaration and assert the tokens after the curve:
This check also fails on any later change to the trailing tokens. That is intended, because the rule currently has no iteration count and any change to it should be reviewed.
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Review comment at @src/shared/ascii.test.ts around lines 93 - 101:
Update the `the rendered sweep uses the native cubic curve` test to match the
complete `animation` declaration through its semicolon, then assert that the
tokens after the curve are exactly `var(--ascii-delay) backwards`. Keep the
existing cubic-curve assertions using the matched declaration so the test also
rejects an added iteration count such as `infinite`.
⚠️Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Editing writes a replacement local target under the same ID, but this flow does not update existing BridgeProfile.application metadata. If Bridge matches stored profile metadata rather than resolving localId dynamically, old profiles retain the former path or activation.
Its existing mouse profiles continue activating for the old target or fail to activate for the edited one.
This can occur when: A user changes a target's executable path or activation after saving mouse profiles for it.
88-98: Minor · ⚠️ Potential issue · Heavy lift
⚠️Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Removal sends only the shortened local-application list; the supplied browser flow does not delete linked profiles. The promised deletion depends on an unseen Bridge-side cascade.
If Bridge does not cascade, orphaned profiles remain stored and may reattach if the target ID is restored.
This can occur when: A user removes a local target that has saved profiles on one or more mice.
functions/_middleware.js-186-187: 1
186-187: Minor · ⚠️ Potential issue · Heavy lift
⚠️Unverified finding
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The middleware fully reads and buffers up to 8 MiB before checking bans, suspicious URLs, origin, or rate limits. A request those checks would reject can consume its full body and hold the handler open first.
Rejected traffic consumes avoidable bandwidth, memory, and request time, weakening the protection supplied by the subsequent checks.
This can occur when: A banned or rate-limited client repeatedly sends large or slowly streamed requests, including requests to otherwise exempt static paths.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 79-83: Update supportedLocalTarget so filename-only executable
targets are accepted alongside full paths, allowing the dialog to reach save()
and persist them; keep existing validation for other targets.
- Around line 85-88: Update the new-entry dialog so activation defaults to
foreground-only when the selected kind is App and to running when it is Game.
Recompute that default when kind changes only until the user explicitly selects
an activation, then preserve their choice.
Review comments at @src/device/game-profile-snapshot.ts:
- Line 22: Update GAME_PROFILE_FIELDS and the profile load path around
sanitizeSnapshot and profileTarget to retain pollingRateWirelessHz and
pollingRateWiredHz through load and save, applying only the key matching the
current connection. Do not convert either key to pollingRateHz or apply a split
rate to the other connection.
Review comments at @src/features/devices/cards/DpiCard.tsx:
- Line 84: Persist equal-axis slot unlink choices outside DpiCard so they
survive tab or page unmounts. Update initRows to seed linked state from the
controller-side store, and update toggleLink to persist changes there; preserve
the existing behavior for slots whose axes differ.
- Around line 705-710: Update DpiCard and DpiStageEditor so switching active
devices resets or rebuilds the editor’s preset rows even when both devices
report the same DPI; pass the active device identity into the editor or its
snapshot and use it to detect device changes, while preserving the existing rows
for the same device.
Review comments at @src/features/games/local-applications.ts:
- Around line 72-76: Update the local-game profile matching flow in matchesGame,
or add a one-time relinking step before GameProfilePanel filters profiles, so
legacy profiles without application.localId are linked to the matching local
application by name before the local-ID matcher runs. Preserve localId matching
for already-linked profiles and ensure relinked profiles can restore settings
and be replaced on save.
- Around line 52-59: Update runningTargets to sort a copy of the input apps by
foreground status and name before filtering duplicate localTargetIdentity
values, so the foreground entry is retained without mutating the caller’s array.
Add a regression test covering a background entry followed by a foreground entry
with the same target identity.
Review comments at @src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx:
- Around line 85-98: Serialize the local-application read-modify-write in the
flow using bridgeLocalApplications and saveBridgeLocalApplications, holding one
Web Lock across the initial read, validation checks, write, and verification
read. Ensure saving.current and the busy state reset on every exit, including
lock acquisition failure or a callback that never runs, by wrapping the full
lock request in try/finally. Add regression tests for concurrent dialog saves
preserving both entries and for busy-state reset when lock acquisition fails.
Review comments at @src/features/superstrike/Superstrike.tsx:
- Around line 334-336: Update the HITS card’s visibility condition in the
Superstrike flow to hide the entire card whenever snapshot.gameProfileDraft is
active, rather than only hiding Apply controls through showApply. This must also
prevent instant-flash steps and HitsPresets from appearing in drafts while
preserving device-level HITS editing.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @functions/_lib/feedback-payload.js:
- Around line 45-46: Update the text validator in feedback-payload.js to reject
empty strings for embed field names and values, while preserving existing length
limits and validation for other text. Apply the non-empty requirement where
field.name and field.value are validated so empty values are rejected before
forwarding the payload.
- Around line 37-40: Update timestamp validation in the embed payload logic to
reject values that do not match the accepted ISO 8601 format before forwarding,
while retaining the validity check for impossible dates. Keep invalid timestamps
on the existing error path so the handler returns its client-input error
response.
Review comments at @functions/_middleware.js:
- Around line 187-189: In the `boundedRequest` catch block, oversized POST
requests return 413 before recording a strike. When the error is `BodyTooLarge`,
record a strike using `env.SECURITY_KV` and the original request’s client IP if
the method is POST, then return `tooLarge()`; preserve the existing 400 response
for other errors.
- Around line 184-187: Update the middleware’s limit selection before
boundedRequest: use 64 KiB for /api/feedback requests that are not
multipart/form-data, and retain MAX_BODY_BYTES for multipart feedback and other
routes. Match the multipart content-type check used by the feedback handler, and
add regression coverage that runs the middleware and handler together and
verifies an oversized body is not fully consumed.
Review comments at @public/fonts/DM-Sans-source.json:
- Around line 12-15: Reconcile the DM-Sans-source.json manifest entry with the
distributed DM-Sans-OFL.txt: restore the upstream license bytes for the recorded
revision, or, after confirming the checked-in file’s origin, update its byte
count and SHA-256 to match that file.
Review comments at @src/device/controller.ts:
- Around line 478-484: Restore game-profile-draft masking in buildProfileView so
the returned view hides onboard controls by setting entry to null,
slotsAvailable to false, and bunnyHopSupported to false while a draft is open;
preserve the existing unmasked view when no draft is active.
Review comments at @src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:
- Line 67: Update the deviceId construction in GameProfilePanel to use the
authorized HID device’s stable device.id value instead of deviceBrand and
device.name, so identical devices receive distinct Bridge profile keys.
- Around line 228-230: The read-modify-write flow using bridgeProfiles and
saveBridgeProfiles can overwrite concurrent edits, and the local profileWrites
queue cannot prevent writes from other clients. Add server-side concurrency
control for /v1/profiles, such as a revision or If-Match precondition, and
update saveBridgeProfiles and the GameProfilePanel write flow to use it and
handle conflicts without reporting success.
- Around line 166-169: Update the profile-loading effect in GameProfilePanel to
rerun when a retry is requested, and add retry state alongside loadError. Show a
retry control when loadError is true; have its handler increment the retry state
so the effect starts another load.
- Around line 171-172: Update the GameProfilePanel target state to store the
selected device’s identity rather than its position in devices, and derive the
current index from that identity on each render for persistence and row
selection. If the device is no longer present, clear or reload its profile state
so actions cannot apply settings to another device.
- Around line 301-302: Update selectAuthorizedDevice to report whether the
switch started, and have selectTarget await that result instead of discarding
it. If the switch did not start, restore the previous targetIndex and stored
settings changed by selectTarget; preserve the existing behavior once activation
begins. Add a regression test asserting that a failed-to-start switch leaves
targetIndex and stored settings on device A.
Review comments at @src/features/games/local-applications.ts:
- Around line 63-66: Update presetGames to merge Bridge presets with catalog
entries instead of returning the catalog only when no Bridge presets exist.
Preserve all Bridge presets and append catalog entries whose names are not
already represented, comparing names case-insensitively.
Review comments at @src/styles/device.css:
- Around line 123-125: Adjust the `om-device` max-width breakpoint controlling
`.om-setup-figures` so measured cell widths keep the two-column layout at page
widths of 760–1000px when the medium rail is present. Preserve the four-column
default where cells are wide enough.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/shared/ascii.test.ts:
- Around line 93-101: Update the `the rendered sweep uses the native cubic
curve` test to match the complete `animation` declaration through its semicolon,
then assert that the tokens after the curve are exactly `var(--ascii-delay)
backwards`. Keep the existing cubic-curve assertions using the matched
declaration so the test also rejects an added iteration count such as
`infinite`.
Review comments at @src/styles/visual-contract.test.ts:
- Around line 28-43: Add a test alongside the geometry test in
`visual-contract.test.ts` that reads `device.css` and verifies its `@container
om-device` minimum-width queries match `contract.railMediumFrom` and
`contract.railWideFrom`. Keep the assertions focused on both breakpoint values.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- README excerpt ---'
nl -ba README.md | sed -n '74,101p'printf'%s\n''--- local applications ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-applications.ts | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- dialog ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx | sed -n '1,240p'printf'%s\n''--- dialog tests ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- local application tests ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-applications.test.ts | sed -n '1,190p'printf'%s\n''--- consumers and related symbols ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{ts,tsx}' -e 'supportedLocalTarget' -e 'filename' -e 'localTarget' -e 'executable' src/features/games src/features/bridge src/device ||test"$?" -eq 1
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- complete dialog test relevant range ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '1,145p'printf'%s\n''--- GamesPage dialog wiring ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx' -e 'LocalApplicationDialog' -e 'setDialog' -e 'onSaved' -e 'Add game' -e 'localApps' src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx
nl -ba src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx | sed -n '1,190p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base local applications ---'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/local-applications.ts 2>&1||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base dialog ---'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx 2>&1||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base caller existence ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- test and caller excerpts ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '1,145p'
nl -ba src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx | sed -n '1,190p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base local applications ---'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/local-applications.ts 2>&1||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base dialog ---'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx 2>&1||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base caller existence ---'
git grep -n -F 'LocalApplicationDialog' 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec -- src/features/games 2>&1||true
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Allow filename-only local targets.
The README documents executable-name input, but supportedLocalTarget rejects every pathless target. The dialog then blocks save() before persistence.
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 79 - 83:
Update supportedLocalTarget so filename-only executable targets are accepted
alongside full paths, allowing the dialog to reach save() and persist them; keep
existing validation for other targets.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
set -e
printf'%s\n''--- README ---'
nl -ba README.md | sed -n '74,101p'printf'%s\n''--- dialog ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx | sed -n '1,230p'printf'%s\n''--- dialog test ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- relevant symbols ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{ts,tsx}' -e 'activation' -e 'LocalApplicationDialog' -e 'kind' src/features/games src/features/bridge src/device | sed -n '1,240p'printf'%s\n''--- diff against merge base ---'
git diff --unified=30 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec dc186676b7f713c57ca0aaa082221fbcf59c49ad -- src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts src/features/games/local-applications.ts src/features/bridge/bridge.ts src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx README.md
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printf'%s\n''--- activation consumers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{ts,tsx,js}' -e 'targetActivation' -e 'activation === "running"' -e 'activation === "focused"' -e 'activation' src functions | sed -n '1,260p'printf'%s\n''--- bridge types and applier ---'
nl -ba src/features/bridge/bridge.ts | sed -n '1,240p'
nl -ba src/features/bridge/useBridgeProfileApplier.ts | sed -n '1,190p'printf'%s\n''--- GamesPage local profile flow ---'
nl -ba src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx | sed -n '1,230p'printf'%s\n''--- exact merge-base files ---'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx 2>&1| sed -n '1,20p'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts 2>&1| sed -n '1,20p'printf'%s\n''--- base/head README and local feature presence ---'
git diff --stat 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec dc186676b7f713c57ca0aaa082221fbcf59c49ad -- README.md src/features/games
git ls-tree -r --name-only 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec src/features/games | sed -n '1,160p'
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nl -ba src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '82,92p'
nl -ba src/features/bridge/bridge.ts | sed -n '98,108p'
git diff --unified=3 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec dc186676b7f713c57ca0aaa082221fbcf59c49ad -- src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx src/features/games/local-applications.ts src/features/games/local-application-dialog.test.ts | sed -n '1,180p'
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Set App entries to foreground-only by default.
A new dialog initializes activation to "running". Choosing app changes only kind, so saving the entry sends kind: "app" with activation: "running". The Bridge then receives a running-activation App, contrary to the README. Derive the default activation from the selected kind until the user explicitly chooses an activation.
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 85 - 88:
Update the new-entry dialog so activation defaults to foreground-only when the
selected kind is App and to running when it is Game. Recompute that default when
kind changes only until the user explicitly selects an activation, then preserve
their choice.
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git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx | nl -ba | sed -n '35,115p'
git show 4a5c9753004be78bc4f21a9e87b06bde81f475ec:src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx | nl -ba | sed -n '1,190p'
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Relink legacy custom-game profiles to local application IDs.
Condition 1 is established for profiles created before this change. The base implementation stored and matched custom-game profiles by name, while the new local profile format uses localId. No migration or relinking path exists in the reviewed frontend.
Condition 2 is established. GameProfilePanel filters loaded profiles with matchesGame before restoring settings. A legacy profile without application.localId therefore fails the local-game match and the panel opens with empty settings. The old profile remains stored because saves replace only profiles accepted by matchesGame.
Add a migration or a one-time name-based relinking path before applying the new local-ID matcher.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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Review comment at @src/features/games/local-applications.ts around lines 72 -
76:
Update the local-game profile matching flow in matchesGame, or add a one-time
relinking step before GameProfilePanel filters profiles, so legacy profiles
without application.localId are linked to the matching local application by name
before the local-ID matcher runs. Preserve localId matching for already-linked
profiles and ensure relinked profiles can restore settings and be replaced on
save.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Serialize the local-application read-modify-write.
Two tabs can read the same list at LocalApplicationDialog.tsx:85. Each tab then saves a full replacement built from its own snapshot at line 98. saveBridgeLocalApplications sends the complete array with no revision or conditional header. The later write can drop an entry that the other tab saved.
Hold one lock for the whole transaction: the read, the duplicate and 256-entry checks, the write, and the verification read. Acquire the lock before the first read. Reset saving.current and the busy state on every exit path, including a failed or never-invoked lock request. Do not rely on a finally that exists only inside the lock callback. Wrap the whole lock request in try/finally, or set the busy state inside the lock. Either way, a failed acquisition must not leave the dialog stuck.
Web Locks serialize only tabs of the same browser origin. Other browser profiles and other Bridge clients are not covered. Only a revision or conditional check in Bridge's PUT /v1/local-applications protects all writers. That change belongs in the Bridge repository.
Add a regression test with two dialog instances that share one stored list. Start both saves before either write resolves. Each save adds a different entry. Assert that the final stored list contains both entries. Use a navigator.locks stub that serializes callbacks by name. Without serialization, the second full-array write removes the first entry. Add a second test where lock acquisition fails and assert that the busy state resets.
The impact is minor. The trigger needs near-simultaneous saves, and a lost entry can be re-added.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/LocalApplicationDialog.tsx around lines 85
- 98:
Serialize the local-application read-modify-write in the flow using
bridgeLocalApplications and saveBridgeLocalApplications, holding one Web Lock
across the initial read, validation checks, write, and verification read. Ensure
saving.current and the busy state reset on every exit, including lock
acquisition failure or a callback that never runs, by wrapping the full lock
request in try/finally. Add regression tests for concurrent dialog saves
preserving both entries and for busy-state reset when lock acquisition fails.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Hide the HITS card while a game-profile draft is active.
In a game-profile draft, the HITS card shows enabled Apply buttons. Both handlers, applyLogitechAnalogButton and applyLogitechAnalogButtons, return at blockedByGameProfileDraft(). The click shows the "not in game profile" info toast and saves nothing. With instant flash on, each HITS step calls the same guarded handler through setAnalogTuningValue, so each step shows the toast. Analog tuning is not a game-profile field, so the profile save never succeeds. Device-level HITS editing is not affected.
Removing only the Apply buttons does not stop the instant-flash step calls. Hiding the card in drafts stops both paths. This also removes the HitsPresetscanAdjust={!showApply} setting in drafts, because that setting lives inside the card.
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Update the HITS card’s visibility condition in the Superstrike flow to hide the
entire card whenever snapshot.gameProfileDraft is active, rather than only
hiding Apply controls through showApply. This must also prevent instant-flash
steps and HitsPresets from appearing in drafts while preserving device-level
HITS editing.
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Major · Do not restore a mouse’s stash to a different active device. · controller.ts:1650-1651
src/device/controller.ts:1650-1651 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not restore a mouse’s stash to a different active device.
deviceStorageKey() does not distinguish identical mice. Bridge devices already expose device.key, but the restore map ignores it. Native WebHID also cannot distinguish serial-less identical mice.
The explicit target-switch path restores before selecting the next device. However, the panel’s unmount cleanup can call restoreGameProfileApply() after disconnect handling has automatically activated mouse B. The current-owner check then accepts B’s current session, because the restore entry does not retain A’s owner or physical identity. A’s values can be written to B and A’s stash can be deleted.
Store the source owner and a transport identity with each restore entry. Require the current owner and identity to match before writing. Use Bridge device.key where available. For transports without a stable physical identity, retain the stash and skip restoration after the active device changes.
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Review comment at @src/device/controller.ts around lines 1650 - 1651:
Update the restore-entry map and restoreGameProfileApply flow to retain the
source owner and transport identity for each stash, and verify both match the
active device before writing or deleting the entry. Use Bridge device.key as the
identity where available; when a transport has no stable physical identity,
retain the stash and skip restoration after the active device changes.
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Review comments at @src/device/controller.ts:
- Around line 1650-1651: Update the restore-entry map and
restoreGameProfileApply flow to retain the source owner and transport identity
for each stash, and verify both match the active device before writing or
deleting the entry. Use Bridge device.key as the identity where available; when
a transport has no stable physical identity, retain the stash and skip
restoration after the active device changes.
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…README
Review follow-up. Running apps are sorted before duplicates are dropped, so of
two windows of one app the one in front is kept. The README now says what the
dialog does: pick a running app or give a full path, and choose While running
or While focused separately from Game or App.
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Replaces #1237 and #1244. It carries both, rebased onto current
main, plus a running-app picker and app icons.Commits
/apiand feedback payloads/v1/running-applications): foreground app first, searchable, with refresh. Scripts and launchers are left out./v1/local-applicationsand never sent back. Bridge builds without it show the generic icon.Removed (see AGENTS.md)
These came in with #1177 and are not in this PR:
Everything else from #1177 is restored on top of the local-app design, keeping 7eedle's game-profile ownership checks:
4b7ebcb)cf54798)f4490c5). "Apply now" now counts only a confirmed write, and its restore retries until a write lands36f2ae6). F13–F24 support itself was never removedBridge
App icons for saved apps need the companion Bridge PR, OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge#45. Without it, saved apps show the generic icon and everything else works.
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npm run buildpassesnpm test: 508 tests passnpm run size: JS 2,951,913 / 3,200,000 bytesTested locally on Windows with Bridge
1.0.0-beta.19plus the HID fix: picking a running app, saving it, and the profile page.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Add local games and apps with running-app picker, app icons, and profile ownership fixes
parseLocalTarget(1024-char limit, 256-entry list limit). GamesPage replaces the custom-game flow with local apps and presets, and Bridge calls in bridge.ts addbridgeLocalApplications/saveBridgeLocalApplicationsplus icon URL helpers while removing all custom-game helpers.GameProfileOwnertoken so draft, flash, and restore operations reportstalewhen the device session changes, and useBridgeProfileApplier.ts scopes writes and toasts to the captured owner. GameProfilePanel saves per-device profiles with verification and retry.bridgeCustomGames,saveBridgeCustomGames,customGameImageUrl,saveBridgeCustomGameImage, andbridgeImageFromUrlare removed from bridge.ts, and custom-game rename/image controls andcustomgame.*translations are gone; any code depending on those exports will break.Macroscope summarized e92b130.
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