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fix: re-ticking a file after a push no longer shows it Viewed - #24151
On hosts where T3 Code keeps viewed marks itself (Forgejo, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps), ticking a file again after someone pushed, while my page still shows the older diff, can show it Viewed where it should read Changed. A file that already reads Changed stays ticked Viewed until I reload, and a file I untick and tick again within a minute of the push reads Viewed because its head comes from a read made before the push.
Change
The web files-viewed store now retires an acknowledged press on the next completed server read, even when that read returns the same answer as the last one. It hears only completed reads, through a filesViewed answer handler, so a persisted or offline answer cannot clear a press. On the server, a press that names its revision starts a new revision epoch for that pull request, so the next viewed-files read compares against a fresh head instead of one read under 60 seconds earlier.
Scope
Bug fix: wrong state, a Viewed mark shown over a version the reader never saw. Refs #35053. #35114 fixed the rest of #35053, recording the version a press was shown.
Verification
To see it on Linux web: open a Forgejo pull request's Code tab and leave a file's diff on screen for over a minute; push a commit that changes that file; tick the file, which reads Changed, and tick it again. Main shows it Viewed (1 / 3) until a reload; this head shows Changed (0 / 3).
I ran main 86ae1747ad (it includes #35114) first, then this head 390dfa3ff1, from source in the T3 Browser panel on Linux, against a local Forgejo 17.0.1 fixture served as forge.test.
Web, main 86ae1747ad, second tick of the Changed file: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)
Web, 390dfa3ff1, second tick of the Changed file: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)
Stored marks, the second case, method, tests, how this head was built
Both builds stored the shown blob 66ace89 for the second tick while the head had the pushed baf56bc (marks.sh, a read-only query of the test server's database), main first:
2026-11-12T11:00:45Z stored marks (number|path|revision|viewed_at):
19|src/greeting.ts|66ace89|2026-11-12T11:00:37.142Z
2026-11-12T11:12:09Z stored marks (number|path|revision|viewed_at):
21|src/greeting.ts|66ace89|2026-11-12T11:11:58.890Z
On main the Viewed tick stayed through a wait of over three minutes and only a reload showed Changed (0 / 3).
Web, main 86ae1747ad, after a reload: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)
The second case: tick the file while its diff shows the older version, push, untick, and tick again within 60 seconds. Main stores 66ace89 and shows Viewed (1 / 3), still after a reload about 80 seconds after the first tick; this head stores the same 66ace89 and shows Changed (0 / 3).
Web, main 86ae1747ad, untick and tick again within a minute of the push: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)
Web, main 86ae1747ad, after a reload about 80 s after the first tick: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)
Web, 390dfa3ff1, untick and tick again within a minute of the push: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)
Method: each revision ran as vp run dev --no-seed on a Linux host named "Test machine", repository sample/greeting signed in with tea, a new pull request per case. Commit 1 sets greeting.ts to "hello there" (blob 66ace89); a script pushed "hello friend" (blob baf56bc) 65 s after the diff was drawn (first case) or 5 s after the first tick (second case); I ticked through the Browser panel without reloading.
Tests on 390dfa3ff1, Node 26.12.1: vp test run apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/filesViewedStore.test.ts apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/pullRequestFilesViewed.logic.test.ts: 138 passed. With main 86ae1747ad's production files, 2 fail: "batches presses and holds them until a read that could have seen them" (the store test, now starting from an answer equal to the next one) and "records shown revisions until the reader ticks the pushed version". vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 9 packages, tests beside the changes and React Compiler pass.
This head is one merge of main 86ae1747ad into 1095cd7c99; its five conflicts were the same change #35114 made, and each takes main's text. Two commits on top keep main's behaviour where this PR no longer changes it: presses without a revision read the head as main does, and the Bitbucket adapter keeps main's revision-patch cache.
Desktop app and phones on this head (the store change is in the web client; the server change acts only on a press that names its revision, which the web Code tab sends and the phone apps do not).
GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps in a real app; GitHub keeps viewed marks on the host.
merged current main without rebasing. preserved its shared viewed-file store and carried displayed revisions through the queue. completed successful reads now retire optimistic ticks even when their answers are structurally shared; failed reads keep the tick pending. the regression failed before the fix.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed: format, lint, knip, graphql, 32-package typecheck, and 156 tests. two independent read-only reviews approved the final change. all 27 checks passed at 5f60c38861a5bc61254a6ef23077bee5060da451; github reports no conflicts.
real web client against the github mirror: viewed tick sent displayed revision 91163f9383ec, matching the file blob; it survived reload. clearing it survived another reload. original checkbox and folding actions remain intact. screenshots show before/after that interaction. the clip omits page reloads. fresh forgejo race and native desktop/mobile were not rerun on this vm; earlier evidence remains above.
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head e3220952f63b79d342d356c959dd44d9c2679ccb: merged main without rebasing, preserving shift-click ranges and folding. each range member carries its displayed revision. viewed overlays now settle from the existing server-answer callback, so an offline persisted answer cannot clear an acknowledged tick.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed: format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, 32-package typecheck, 236 tests and five compiler checks. two focused runtime callback tests also passed. both independent final-head reviews approved. all 28 ci checks pass and github reports clean/mergeable. coderabbit withdrew its comparison-cache suggestion after the correctness tradeoff was explained.
real chrome client against this github pr: single tick, shift-click range, reload, range clear and another reload passed. all three submitted revisions match the head's blobs. verification marks were cleared. native clients, remote/relay/tunnel, a fresh forgejo push race, and live bitbucket/gitlab/azure flows were not rerun; prior evidence remains above. offline persistence is covered by existing runtime tests rather than a live disconnect reproduction.
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A press asks for fresh revisions so it never stores one the head has
moved off, but a revision read in the last 60 seconds was returned
before that request was honored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
A press stored whatever the head had when the write arrived, so a push
landing after the diff was drawn, or inside the 400 ms batch window,
was stamped as seen. The web press now sends the blob id from the
rendered diff's index line and the server stores that one. A press
that names no version still records the head's version at the press.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
One commit's diff names that commit's blob, not the head's. Sending it made
any file a later commit changed read back as Changed right after the tick.
Commit-scoped presses now send no version and keep the press-time head read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrowly scoped bug fix that records the file revision shown in the existing pull-request diff flow, with a backward-compatible fallback for clients that provide no revision. The surrounding changes are plumbing and regression tests rather than a new workflow or broad runtime capability.
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Walkthrough
Viewed-file updates can include the revision shown in a diff. The server stores that revision or reads the current file revision when the field is omitted. The Bitbucket API reads the diff for each revision request.
The request accepts an optional revision. The web view passes the displayed revision through the viewed-file batch. The store queues revisions and settles acknowledged paths from completed reads.
Subscribe to viewed-file answers packages/client-runtime/src/state/pullRequests.ts, apps/web/src/state/pullRequests.ts, apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/filesViewedStore.ts, apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/filesViewedStore.test.ts
The client runtime forwards completed files-viewed answers to keyed listeners. The store uses these answers to settle acknowledged paths.
Read current file revisions packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketPullRequestApi.ts, packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketPullRequestApi.test.ts
The Bitbucket API reads and parses the diff for each revision request instead of using its revision-patch cache. A test checks that consecutive reads return updated revisions.
Resolve and store viewed revisions apps/server/src/pullRequest/pullRequestViewedFiles.ts, apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts, apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts
The server looks up revisions only for viewed files without a supplied revision and stores supplied revisions in preference to fetched values. Revision epochs now include per-reference state. Tests cover marks across file revision changes.
pingdotgg/t3code#7721: This PR modifies viewed-file marks and storage introduced by that PR.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1095c
Marking a file viewed now records the revision shown in the diff, which fixes the unseen-push race. On Bitbucket, each viewed press can trigger another full diff read. This cost is acknowledged and bounded, so it should not block merge.
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The title names the fix: a file re-ticked after a push no longer shows as Viewed. The changeset does this. The web store retires presses on completed reads, the web client sends the displayed revision, and the server starts a new revision epoch when a press names a revision. The title is short and specific. It describes a symptom rather than the mechanism, which is acceptable.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section states the bug and reproduction context. The Change section explains the web store and server fixes. The Scope section labels the change a bug fix and links the related issue (#35053) and prior PRs. The Verification section gives reproduction steps, before/after evidence, test commands and results, and a list of what was not checked. Some content is verbose, including repeated takeover notes, and the Scope section does not explain why no separate issue link covers this exact fix. Those gaps are minor, so the check passes.
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thanks @only21mil. carrying the displayed revision and honoring fresh reads were the right fixes. i kept all your commits, merged current main, and resolved the viewed-hook conflict without changing the checkbox or folding action.
i reduced the added regression setup to the existing service fixture: two tests cover the fresh-read race, mixed requests with and without revisions, unseen pushes, and ticking the newly displayed revision. redundant comments and the synthetic diff helper are removed. supplied-revision writes now advance the comparison epoch without evicting diffs. the bitbucket adapter delegates caching to the service so a fresh comparison reaches the host. warm-cache regressions reproduced both issues before the fixes. the final diff against main is nine files, +145/-55.
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final head 63749ff80f79fc6b185a8a79b2f37a3c65167424: all 27 ci checks green and git.cafe reports mergeable. coderabbit could not supply a fresh review because its organization review quota was reached.
reproduced both regression failures on main through blacksmith; the complete service suite now passes (105 tests).
vp run check:changed through blacksmith: format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, 30 affected package typechecks, and 145 tests across five files.
real local forgejo + web client: opened "there", pushed "friend", waited until the host served the push, and ticked without refreshing. main incorrectly showed viewed after refresh; this head shows changed. ticking the refreshed diff marks it viewed, and unticking clears it.
two review rounds found the comparison-cache issues above; both are addressed with failing-then-passing regressions. no further review round was requested, per the brief.
inspected matching screenshots and the recording; uploaded media loads, and the recording plays through and seeks. git.cafe renders the video as a link because its attachment renderer supports images only.
unverified here: native desktop/mobile and real github, gitlab, bitbucket, and azure devops flows. clients without a displayed object id and commit-only diffs retain your fresh press-time-head fallback, including its original unseen-push limitation.
verified the unchanged head 5f60c38861a5bc61254a6ef23077bee5060da451 against github/main at f17c9d202b38ea9a009a2d6dc3932e212bad4c24 on this linux boat vm. ran one background dev server at a time, with real forgejo 12, authenticated tea, and playwright from the repo using /usr/bin/google-chrome. created the project and threads in the web app. real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns created, committed and pushed the greeting; another turn on the pr build read and verified it. no mocks, fixtures or demo data.
main reproduced the bug: the drawn diff still said hello there after the host served a push containing hello friend. ticking sent no revision and stored the unseen pushed blob baf56bc. refreshing showed the pushed code as viewed.
this head sent the displayed blob 66ace89, stored it, and showed changed for the unseen push. refreshing drew hello friend and kept it changed. this also exercised retiring the optimistic tick when the completed read still disagrees with it.
reticking the refreshed diff stored baf56bc, showed viewed and folded the file. clearing expanded it and survived reload.
selected the original commit, ticked and cleared to warm the head cache, then pushed hello neighbor. the next commit-scoped tick, 22 seconds after the warm read, omitted revision and stored the fresh head blob 8ab0628. this confirms the commit-view fallback and bypass of the 60-second cache. that fallback still counts the press-time head as viewed, as documented.
blacksmith ran the existing service, shared viewed-store and bitbucket adapter suites: 138 tests passed across 3 files. git.cafe reports 27 successful checks; github reports 23 successful and 6 skipped contexts, none failing or pending. no code changes were needed.
inspected both screenshots and the recording; uploaded video playback and seeking work in t3's browser.
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native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel clients, and real github/gitlab/bitbucket/azure devops viewed-file integrations were not exercised. bitbucket coverage here is its existing adapter suite.
the first pr client startup stalled for over 10 minutes under severe vm memory pressure. the server logged event-loop stalls up to 77,719 ms. restarting only task-owned processes with chrome gpu rendering disabled and a 1536 mib node heap recovered it, and all checks above completed. no causal link to this pr was established. sustained operation with the original browser configuration remains unverified.
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- Around line 1928-1929: Update the viewed-file branch that calls bumpEpoch on
fileRevisionEpochs so each supplied-revision press does not invalidate the
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@maria-rcks, this branch conflicts with main again. I merged current main on top of your head e3220952f6 in 33be111a50679d94f5580c4cb6cf3bebe80b203b. It's on fork branch r13/n012-refresh-file-revisions-before-recording--offer and fast-forwards your branch:
What it fixes: the conflict with main. That's the only change. The one conflict was the Bitbucket adapter's imports. The merge keeps main's new DateTime import and drops Duration, Cache and Exit, since only the removed revision-patch cache used them. Nothing was dropped because main covers it: main still sends no shown revision with a press and still reuses a revision read from the last 60 seconds for a fresh press. The PR's diff against main has the same 13 files and the same added and removed lines as before.
Verification on the merged head:
vp run check:changed: format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, typecheck of 37 packages, 256 tests and the React compiler check all pass.
With main's production files and this branch's tests, the PR's four regression tests fail: the two server cases, the web batching case and the Bitbucket consecutive-read case. With this head they pass.
One read-only review round accepted the merge with no findings.
What it can't clear: no new screenshots. The merge doesn't change anything a user sees, so your captures in the description still apply. I didn't rerun native desktop, mobile or live host flows.
…ding-
Main now reads pull request update times through DateTime in the Bitbucket adapter, so the adapter keeps that import and drops the Duration, Cache and Exit imports that only its revision-patch cache used.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
I merged main into e3220952f6 as 1095cd7c99 to clear the conflict; in the Bitbucket adapter the merge keeps main's DateTime import and drops the Duration, Cache and Exit imports that only the old revision cache used. Nothing else changed.
…ding-
Main now carries pingdotgg#35114, which records the shown revision the same way, so each of the five conflicts (comments, a test string and one optional parameter) takes main's text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
I merged main, which now contains #35114 and its fix for the stored-version case, and cut this PR down to what main still shows: a file re-ticked after a push stays shown as Viewed until a reload. The phone change and the Bitbucket cache change are taken out; the head is now 390dfa3ff1.
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fix: marking a file viewed records the version you were shown
fix: re-ticking a file after a push no longer shows it Viewed
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Problem
On hosts where T3 Code keeps viewed marks itself (Forgejo, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps), ticking a file again after someone pushed, while my page still shows the older diff, can show it Viewed where it should read Changed. A file that already reads Changed stays ticked Viewed until I reload, and a file I untick and tick again within a minute of the push reads Viewed because its head comes from a read made before the push.
Change
The web files-viewed store now retires an acknowledged press on the next completed server read, even when that read returns the same answer as the last one. It hears only completed reads, through a
filesViewedanswer handler, so a persisted or offline answer cannot clear a press. On the server, a press that names its revision starts a new revision epoch for that pull request, so the next viewed-files read compares against a fresh head instead of one read under 60 seconds earlier.Scope
Bug fix: wrong state, a Viewed mark shown over a version the reader never saw. Refs #35053. #35114 fixed the rest of #35053, recording the version a press was shown.
Verification
To see it on Linux web: open a Forgejo pull request's Code tab and leave a file's diff on screen for over a minute; push a commit that changes that file; tick the file, which reads Changed, and tick it again. Main shows it Viewed (1 / 3) until a reload; this head shows Changed (0 / 3).
I ran main
86ae1747ad(it includes #35114) first, then this head390dfa3ff1, from source in the T3 Browser panel on Linux, against a local Forgejo 17.0.1 fixture served asforge.test.Web, main
86ae1747ad, second tick of the Changed file: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)Web,
390dfa3ff1, second tick of the Changed file: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)Stored marks, the second case, method, tests, how this head was built
Both builds stored the shown blob
66ace89for the second tick while the head had the pushedbaf56bc(marks.sh, a read-only query of the test server's database), main first:On main the Viewed tick stayed through a wait of over three minutes and only a reload showed Changed (0 / 3).
Web, main
86ae1747ad, after a reload: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)The second case: tick the file while its diff shows the older version, push, untick, and tick again within 60 seconds. Main stores
66ace89and shows Viewed (1 / 3), still after a reload about 80 seconds after the first tick; this head stores the same66ace89and shows Changed (0 / 3).Web, main
86ae1747ad, untick and tick again within a minute of the push: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)Web, main
86ae1747ad, after a reload about 80 s after the first tick: greeting.ts Viewed (1 / 3)Web,
390dfa3ff1, untick and tick again within a minute of the push: greeting.ts Changed (0 / 3)Method: each revision ran as
vp run dev --no-seedon a Linux host named "Test machine", repositorysample/greetingsigned in with tea, a new pull request per case. Commit 1 sets greeting.ts to"hello there"(blob66ace89); a script pushed"hello friend"(blobbaf56bc) 65 s after the diff was drawn (first case) or 5 s after the first tick (second case); I ticked through the Browser panel without reloading.Tests on
390dfa3ff1, Node 26.12.1:vp test run apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/filesViewedStore.test.ts apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/pullRequestFilesViewed.logic.test.ts: 138 passed. With main86ae1747ad's production files, 2 fail: "batches presses and holds them until a read that could have seen them" (the store test, now starting from an answer equal to the next one) and "records shown revisions until the reader ticks the pushed version".vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 9 packages, tests beside the changes and React Compiler pass.This head is one merge of main
86ae1747adinto1095cd7c99; its five conflicts were the same change #35114 made, and each takes main's text. Two commits on top keep main's behaviour where this PR no longer changes it: presses without a revision read the head as main does, and the Bitbucket adapter keeps main's revision-patch cache.Background: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/7721 built viewed marks to show Changed once a file is pushed to.
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Prior PRs
https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/7721 by yordis set up the viewed marks. #35114 records the version a press was shown.
takeover verification, 2026-10-27
merged current main without rebasing. preserved its shared viewed-file store and carried displayed revisions through the queue. completed successful reads now retire optimistic ticks even when their answers are structurally shared; failed reads keep the tick pending. the regression failed before the fix.
blacksmith
vp run check:changedpassed: format, lint, knip, graphql, 32-package typecheck, and 156 tests. two independent read-only reviews approved the final change. all 27 checks passed at5f60c38861a5bc61254a6ef23077bee5060da451; github reports no conflicts.real web client against the github mirror: viewed tick sent displayed revision
91163f9383ec, matching the file blob; it survived reload. clearing it survived another reload. original checkbox and folding actions remain intact. screenshots show before/after that interaction. the clip omits page reloads. fresh forgejo race and native desktop/mobile were not rerun on this vm; earlier evidence remains above.verified by
gpt-6.1-solthrough the codex harness.takeover verification, 2026-10-30
head
e3220952f63b79d342d356c959dd44d9c2679ccb: merged main without rebasing, preserving shift-click ranges and folding. each range member carries its displayed revision. viewed overlays now settle from the existing server-answer callback, so an offline persisted answer cannot clear an acknowledged tick.blacksmith
vp run check:changedpassed: format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, 32-package typecheck, 236 tests and five compiler checks. two focused runtime callback tests also passed. both independent final-head reviews approved. all 28 ci checks pass and github reports clean/mergeable. coderabbit withdrew its comparison-cache suggestion after the correctness tradeoff was explained.real chrome client against this github pr: single tick, shift-click range, reload, range clear and another reload passed. all three submitted revisions match the head's blobs. verification marks were cleared. native clients, remote/relay/tunnel, a fresh forgejo push race, and live bitbucket/gitlab/azure flows were not rerun; prior evidence remains above. offline persistence is covered by existing runtime tests rather than a live disconnect reproduction.
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