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fix(app): discover server projects in fresh clients - #46565
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Merge server-discovered projects with browser-local bookmarks while keeping client organization isolated per server. Preserve explicit bookmarks, prune hidden discoveries after sync, and sanitize legacy persisted state. Co-authored-by: Cordtus <[email protected]>
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Self-hosted reproduction: OpenCode Web 0.0.0-dev-202609200100, five repos mounted under /workspace, iPhone/PWA over WireGuard. On a fresh origin, Home/recent projects are empty although the server has the repos and persistent state; the current dev build still reproduces this, and our only workaround is a one-time same-origin bootstrap that seeds localStorage. This makes phone use effectively unusable. Please review/merge: this PR’s separate-browser-context tests match the exact fix needed—projects visible from / without /setup. |
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Issue for this PR
Closes #13626
Type of change
What does this PR do?
A fresh web client currently depends on browser-local bookmarks, so projects and their sessions can be missing even though the connected server already knows them.
This change merges server-discovered projects into the local project list while keeping browser organization local: bookmarks retain their order, server projects are appended and path-deduplicated, and closing a discovered project stores a per-server local hidden marker. Hidden state is sanitized, pruned only after a successful project request, and removed when its saved remote server is deleted.
This follows the direction from #41154 and fixes its first-bookmark transition: opening project A no longer makes the remaining server project B disappear. It does not add server-side profile storage, credential transfer, or browser-storage export.
Related: #41412, #44073.
How did you verify your code works?
bun run test:unit— 739 passedbun run test:browser— 41 passedbun run typecheck— passedbun run build— passedgit diff --check, and the repository pre-push monorepo typecheck — passedScreenshots / recordings
Not applicable: this changes project discovery and persistence behavior without changing visual styling. The cross-client flow is covered by
home-server-project-discovery.spec.ts.Checklist