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vsecoder
82d3706e38 fix(desktop): auto-link device on sign-in + publish key on accept
Two bugs reported by the user:

1. After accepting a contact request on the desktop, the requester's
   "Send message" call errored with "no encryption key published" for
   the newly-accepted contact. Root cause: desktop never ran the
   device-registry bootstrap (mobile does it from _layout.tsx on
   sign-in) — so the desktop's X25519 pub was never published via
   LINK_DEVICE, and resolveRecipientKeys returned an empty list.

2. On the accepting device, the new chat didn't appear in Messages
   after tapping Accept — accept wrote the contact to store + disk
   but didn't switch sections, so the user was stuck in Contacts
   watching nothing happen.

Fixes:

  * hooks/useDeviceBootstrap — direct port of mobile's _layout.tsx
    bootstrap effect. On every sign-in:
      - fetchDevices(master) → if our X25519 is listed, mark local
        registered flag.
      - not listed + was registered before → REVOKED → wipe state +
        bounce to Welcome.
      - not listed + never registered → submit LINK_DEVICE. Tx may
        bounce if balance is zero; next launch retries.
    Mounted from App.tsx so it runs once per authenticated session.

  * RequestsList.accept — after submitting ACCEPT_CONTACT, check if
    OUR X25519 is in the on-chain registry. If not, submit LINK_DEVICE
    immediately (balance is now covered by the contact fee the peer
    paid us). This closes the window where the peer couldn't encrypt
    to us because our key wasn't published yet.
    Also: after a successful accept, setSection('messages') +
    setActiveChat(requester_pub), matching mobile's
    router.replace('/chats/<pub>') flow.

  * Conversation.send — nicer error copy when
    resolveRecipientKeys returns []. Was: "recipient has no
    encryption key published". Now: actionable text asking the peer
    to re-open their app so the LINK_DEVICE tx commits.
2026-04-22 19:13:29 +03:00
vsecoder
7e6fe2c2a0 fix(desktop): infinite render loop opening a chat (Maximum update depth)
The Conversation selector `useStore(s => s.messages[address] ?? [])`
allocates a fresh empty array on every call when the chat has no cached
messages. Zustand compares selector results with `===`, so the new []
is different from the previous [], marking the slice as "changed",
which re-renders Conversation, which calls the selector again, which
produces another new []... "Maximum update depth exceeded" inside
seconds.

Fix: module-level `const EMPTY_MESSAGES: Message[] = []` returned as the
fallback. Same object reference every render, zustand's === bails
early, no re-render.

This crash only showed up after opening a chat whose messages hadn't
been cached yet — picking any entry in ChatList that hadn't received
an envelope would hang the renderer. PaneBoundary (added in the prior
commit) now catches it visibly instead of blacking out the whole
window, but we still want the real fix.
2026-04-22 18:58:57 +03:00
vsecoder
481d4d2fa8 fix(desktop): global box-sizing + per-pane error boundary + Conversation defensives
Two bugs reported after v2.2.0:

1. Input fields and textareas overflowed their container — typing in
   Settings / SendModal / NewContactModal would push the border past
   the card edge because the renderer's default box-sizing was
   content-box and `width: 100%` + padding pushed widths past parents.
   Added `*, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: border-box; }` to
   index.html. Removes the need for per-element `boxSizing: 'border-box'`
   (the existing sprinkles stay for clarity but are now redundant).

2. App went blank when opening a chat — any throw inside Conversation
   propagated up through Shell and wiped the whole window, with no way
   to navigate out. Added PaneBoundary, a React error boundary scoped
   to one Shell pane, keyed on `${section}-(list|detail)` so it resets
   when the user switches section. Now a crash shows an inline error
   card with message + stack + Retry, while NavBar + StatusBar stay
   usable.

   Also hardened Conversation against edge cases that were candidates
   for the original crash:
     * `name` always falls back to shortAddr(address) if all other
       branches produce an empty string.
     * first letter used for the avatar is computed once, guarded
       against empty input with a `?` fallback.
     * Header name + short-address line get whiteSpace/overflow/ellipsis
       so very long contacts no longer escape the 32px wide sub-column
       the way they did for the reporter.

Fonts normalised in the global CSS too — inputs/textareas/buttons now
inherit `font-family` instead of the browser default, which was
breaking the visual rhythm in the Settings cards.
2026-04-22 18:53:37 +03:00
vsecoder
ce11a13874 feat: desktop messaging + pairing + cross-client master-pub attribution (v2.2.0-alpha5)
Two coordinated changes:

1. Desktop client gets a functional Messages section and working pairing
flow, putting it at feature parity with mobile for the v2.2.0 line.

2. Server + both clients teach each other to use the sender's master
Ed25519 (not just their X25519) to address conversations, so a peer
writing from a different linked device still rolls into the same chat.
This is the "new API logic" the desktop scaffold was waiting on.

Server (node/api_relay.go, cmd/node/main.go):
  * /relay/inbox items now carry `sender_ed25519_pub` alongside the
    per-device `sender_pub`. Empty string for pre-v2.2.0 senders.
  * WS `inbox` push summary also includes `sender_ed25519_pub`, so the
    client can skip the refetch when the envelope plainly isn't for
    the chat they're watching.
  * Both existing tests pass.

Mobile client:
  * lib/types.ts Envelope grew `sender_ed25519_pub`; fetchInbox normalises
    it (default '') for older nodes.
  * hooks/useGlobalInbox matches contacts by (master Ed25519 OR legacy
    X25519) so an incoming message from a peer's desktop reuses the
    existing chat instead of creating a duplicate placeholder.
  * hooks/useMessages now takes an optional `contactMasterEd25519` and
    exposes a matchesChat() predicate; WS inbox handler uses it too to
    avoid spurious refetches.
  * chats/[id].tsx passes `contact.address` (master) along with x25519.

Desktop client — all new:
  * src/lib/crypto.ts — tweetnacl hex/base64 helpers, generateKeyFile,
    encryptMessage/decryptMessage, signBase64, shortAddr. Same signatures
    as the mobile lib; uses Chromium's window.crypto, no expo-crypto dep.
  * src/lib/tx.ts — buildTransferTx / buildLinkDeviceTx / buildUnlinkDeviceTx
    + submitTx + humanizeTxError, canonical-bytes identical to mobile.
  * src/lib/relay.ts — fetchInbox, sendEnvelope, resolveRecipientKeys
    (multi-device fan-out with legacy identity.x25519 fallback).
  * src/lib/store.ts — zustand state gets messages{}, unread{},
    activeChat.
  * src/lib/storage.ts — per-chat cache via localStorage (500-msg cap).
  * src/hooks/useInboxPoll — 4s polling loop, addresses conversations
    by master Ed25519, bumps unread unless chat is active.
  * src/sections/messages/* — ChatList (sorted tiles, unread badges),
    Conversation (auto-scroll messages + composer + fan-out send,
    Enter-to-send / Shift+Enter for newline), EmptyConversation.
  * src/auth/Pair.tsx — 6-digit code + device key screen, polls inbox
    for a handshake envelope, assembles the KeyFile on arrival.
  * Welcome.tsx: Pair button now actually routes to <Pair>; imports
    generateKeyFile from lib/crypto (was inlined).

docs/ROADMAP.md delta: alpha5 row flipped to done inline. Alpha6
(feed + wallet) and rc1 (contacts + devices UI + profile) still
pending.
2026-04-22 17:43:18 +03:00