fix(viewer): make an omitted teardown scope arm a compile error, not a silent no-op - #3384
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…mitting a scope fails to compile (#3345) 22 of 28 slice teardown contributions opened with `if (scope.kind !== 'session-reset') return {};` — exactly as correct for a scope kind that does not exist yet as for today's, so a fourth TeardownScope kind would have compiled clean, passed every test, and silently left those 22 slices' state uncleared. Reproduced: a scope with an unrecognised kind, driven through the real 28-entry registry, hit that guard silently in 26 of 28 contributions before this change. `defineSliceTeardown`'s third argument is now a `SliceTeardownArms` record requiring one named arm per TeardownScope kind (`notApplicable` spells "this scope does not touch me"). Omitting an arm, or missing one at a call site once a kind is added, is a compile error in all 28 files at once — a type error, not a runtime assertion. Trade-off, measured rather than assumed: typing every arm with the existing foreign-key rejection (TeardownContribution's `Exclude<keyof ViewerState, K>` never-trick) tripled that computation across the 28-entry registry and crossed TypeScript's TS2590 ("union type too complex") budget. Arms are typed loosely instead, and composeTeardown now checks a returned key's ownership at runtime against the same map createTeardownRegistry already proves disjoint — real enforcement, just no longer compile-time for that one, separate guarantee. Overlaps PR #3379 (issue #3346) in teardown.ts: that PR's FORCED_PRESENCE_SCOPES / isUnchanged changes to composeTeardown are additive to this one and both are kept. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QPHChk3Ve9N519A4kY7436
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe store teardown API now requires explicit handlers for all three scope kinds. All slice contributions use named arms, deliberate no-op arms use ChangesTeardown scope arm migration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves teardown completeness, but a future scope kind could still compile without requiring teardown arms, potentially leaving state uncleared, and the regression test can pass on unrelated exceptions. Merge should wait for type-level exhaustiveness and precise error assertions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TeardownScope
participant defineSliceTeardown
participant SliceTeardownArms
participant composeTeardown
TeardownScope->>defineSliceTeardown: provide scope kind
defineSliceTeardown->>SliceTeardownArms: select named arm
SliceTeardownArms-->>defineSliceTeardown: return state contribution
defineSliceTeardown->>composeTeardown: pass contribution
composeTeardown->>composeTeardown: validate owned keys
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In `@apps/viewer/src/store/teardown-scope-completeness.test.ts`:
- Around line 40-45: Update the teardown exception handling in the test loop
around entry.teardown to only count the expected unsupported-scope error,
validating its type or message before incrementing thrown; rethrow any unrelated
error instead of silently catching it. Preserve the existing silent-result check
for successful teardowns.
In `@apps/viewer/src/store/teardown.ts`:
- Around line 191-195: Update SliceTeardownArms to map every key in
TeardownScopeKind to its corresponding Arm, then add an assertNever-style
exhaustive check in the teardown dispatcher’s default branch so newly added
scope kinds fail at compile time instead of reaching an unhandled throw.
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| export interface SliceTeardownArms<K extends keyof ViewerState> { | ||
| readonly 'session-reset': Arm<'session-reset', K>; | ||
| readonly 'model-removed': Arm<'model-removed', K>; | ||
| readonly 'all-models-cleared': Arm<'all-models-cleared', K>; | ||
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Derive SliceTeardownArms from TeardownScopeKind and add a compile-time dispatcher guard.
SliceTeardownArms hard-codes three keys, so a fourth TeardownScope kind leaves existing defineSliceTeardown contributions type-correct. The dispatcher has no case for that kind and then throws in its default branch. Use a mapped type over TeardownScopeKind, and route the default through an assertNever-style check.
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In `@apps/viewer/src/store/teardown.ts` around lines 191 - 195, Update
SliceTeardownArms to map every key in TeardownScopeKind to its corresponding
Arm, then add an assertNever-style exhaustive check in the teardown dispatcher’s
default branch so newly added scope kinds fail at compile time instead of
reaching an unhandled throw.
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Two things worth flagging before this merges, one of them about this PR's own guarantee. 1. The compile-time guarantee is narrower than the PR claims. export interface SliceTeardownArms<K extends keyof ViewerState> {
'session-reset': ...
'model-removed': ...
'all-models-cleared': ...
}So a fourth 2. This conflicts with #3379, and the combination breaches the module-size budget. Both edit the same line inside
Line counts: merge base 388, #3384 head 400 (exactly at budget), #3379 head 399. Their additions do not overlap — #3384 adds the Whoever merges second needs to resolve the conflict by hand and trim back under budget. Resolving it by taking one side wholesale would silently drop the other's fix. 3. Minor, in the new test: Happy to do any of these — flagging first since (1) and (2) are calls about scope and merge order rather than mechanical fixes. |
The completeness test counted every exception as proof the dispatcher rejected
the unknown scope kind:
} catch {
thrown++;
}
`state` is `{} as TeardownState`, so an arm that merely READS state can throw
a TypeError, and that would have scored as "correctly rejected" — the test
could pass for entirely the wrong reason while the dispatcher did nothing.
Now each error is matched against the dispatcher's own message, and anything
else is collected and asserted empty, so an incidental throw fails the test
instead of flattering it.
Non-vacuity proven: with the pattern perturbed to match nothing, the test
fails ('every throw must be the dispatcher refusing the unknown scope kind');
restored, 8/8 pass across the completeness, registry and idempotence suites.
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Merge-order hazard across five PRs — worth reading before merging this one. #3384 converts all 28 teardown contributions to the arms-record shape, and it was branched before #3371 / #3372 / #3375 landed. So its copies of three files are the pre-fix bodies. Merging it wholesale would silently revert three fixes that are green in their own PRs. Verified by reading each branch directly:
...getDefaultSectionPlane(), // #3371#3384 still has the spread-and-patch body, so ...(state.sectionPlane ?? getDefaultSectionPlane()), // #3384
axis: SECTION_PLANE_DEFAULTS.AXIS,
Suggested order: #3371, #3372, #3375, #3379, then #3384 last. #3384 is purely structural everywhere except those three overlaps, so merging it last minimises the arms that need re-patching. After each resolution, run the whole One piece of good news: each of the three fixes ships a test asserting the value, not merely presence in a pin list, so a bad merge fails loudly rather than silently — provided the full suite is re-run. And if a resolution adds a key to an arm without adding it to No defect in any individual PR — this is purely the integration step, which is exactly what a per-PR review cannot see. |
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Summary
Fixes #3345.
TeardownScopeis a three-kind union; each of the 28 slice teardown contributions was one(scope, state)function, and 22 of them opened withif (scope.kind !== 'session-reset') return {};. That guard is exactly as "correct" for a scope kind that doesn't exist yet as forsession-resetitself — a fourthTeardownScopekind would have compiled clean, passed every existing test, and silently left those 22 slices' state uncleared.Reproduced first:
src/store/teardown-scope-completeness.test.tsdrives an unrecognised scope kind through the real 28-entry registry. On the pre-fix code, 0 of 28 contributions threw and 26 silently returned{}for it — RED, proven by stashing onlyteardown.tsand restoring it by SHA. After the fix, all 28 throw.Fix:
defineSliceTeardown's third argument is now aSliceTeardownArmsrecord requiring one named arm perTeardownScopekind ('session-reset','model-removed','all-models-cleared'). Omitting an arm — today, or at any of the 28 call sites once a kind is added toTeardownScopelater — is a compile error, not a runtime assertion.notApplicablespells the deliberate "this scope does not touch me" case. All 28 contribution files were converted; none changes what it writes for any existing scope (pinned key sets inteardown-registry.test.tsare unchanged).Trade-off, measured not assumed
Typing every arm with the pre-existing foreign-key rejection (
TeardownContribution'sExclude<keyof ViewerState, K>never-trick) tripled that computation across the 28-entry registry and crossed TypeScript's TS2590 ("union type too complex") budget — reproduced with a minimal repro, and confirmed by diffingtsc --noEmitoutput against a pristine baseline (0 new errors either way once the trick is removed). Arms are typed loosely instead (Partial<Pick<ViewerState, K>>), andcomposeTeardownnow checks a returned key's ownership at runtime, against the same mapcreateTeardownRegistryalready proves disjoint at module init. This is real enforcement, just no longer compile-time for that one, separate guarantee — the required-arm guarantee #3345 asks for remains fully compile-time and is unaffected.Overlap with #3379
#3379 (issue #3346) changes
composeTeardown's equality gate (isUnchanged,FORCED_PRESENCE_SCOPES) in the same file. Both sets of changes are additive and are kept together here; no conflict in intent.Test plan
src/store/teardown-scope-completeness.test.ts(new): all 28 contributions throw for an unrecognised scope kind — RED proven against pristineteardown.tsviagit stash, GREEN after the fix.src/store/teardown-registry.test.ts— all pinned key/ownership sets unchanged, 5/5 pass.src/store/teardown.idempotence.test.ts— 2/2 pass.pnpm --filter @ifc-lite/viewer typecheck— 0 errors, matches pristine-baseline error count exactly (diffed).node scripts/check-module-size.mjs— 0 new files over 400 (teardown.tstrimmed to exactly 400).node scripts/check-source-text-assertions.mjs— 0 new.node scripts/check-unused-locals.mjs— 0 new.npx oxlinton touched files — no new warnings/errors.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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