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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe lexicon selector now resolves its project from the WebView, lists local and remote CRDT lexicons, filters entries by language, downloads remote entries, selects them, and supports deletion of local CRDT entries. The UI, command contracts, API methods, localization, and project-specific WebView titles were updated. Remote lexicon flow
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…nsion Replace the combo box with a searchable picker for choosing a project's lexicon: pick a local one, or download-and-select a remote (Lexbox) one. Local lexicons are filtered to the project's vernacular language with a show-all escape hatch; the current lexicon is marked with a "Current" badge and kept visible regardless of language (along with any applied this session). Supports deleting a local copy and creating a new lexicon. Reorders the FwHeadless already-downloaded short-circuit so re-selecting a downloaded project doesn't re-hit the server. Toward #2461. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…te/effects Nothing downstream is memoized, so the picker's useCallback wrappers only added dependency-array bookkeeping (and stale-closure risk); make them plain functions (keeping the one that's a DOM ref). In the web view, fold the three lockstep language-filter states into one object, and split the combined open-log/fetch effect so toggling "show all" no longer re-logs the open and re-fetches the (language-independent) remote list. Behaviour unchanged; verified select->save end-to-end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pull the ~95-line row renderer into a presentational LexiconRow (fed its identity/selection/deletability as props, so it imports no picker internals) and the delete-confirmation Alert into DeleteConfirm. The picker drops from 627 to ~470 lines; behaviour unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dy errors - Delete now works for any local CRDT lexicon, not only downloaded copies: the guard drops to `crdt` (FwData still refused, current lexicon still blocked), and DeleteConfirm warns "permanently deletes … can't be undone" when there's no server to re-download from. - Drop the fragile `userFacingError` regex; show `getErrorMessage(e)` directly (the JSON-RPC prefix only appears on rare unexpected command rejections). - Standardize the resolve-project timeout to 5 min (matches sign-in/download). - Trim over-long doc comments across the changeset; align stray logs to getErrorMessage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove the lexicon delete feature entirely (DeleteConfirm, the delete command/API, the guards, the keyboard path, the strings). Deleting a lexicon is being handled in a separate PR; this one is only about selecting a local/remote project, so the delete UX doesn't belong here. - Simplify serverGroups: key groups by server display name again (they're effectively unique) instead of the id-keyed struct. - Drop the applied-row scroll-into-view: little value when a project has only one or two lexicons, which is the common case. - Drop a verbose layout comment in the select-lexicon web view. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
remoteProjects deduped remote against local by project id + server, so a remote project sharing a code with an unrelated local project stayed selectable. FW Lite stores CRDT projects by code and refuses a second with the same code, so downloading it returns AlreadyDownloaded and the picker silently selects the existing local lexicon. Dedupe by code instead. Found by a Devin review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The code-only dedupe also hid a remote CRDT project when a local FwData project merely shared its code. FwData and CRDT are separate storage, so that download wouldn't collide and the remote must stay downloadable. Guard the dedupe on l.crdt. Found by a Devin review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ollision Reverts the previous l.crdt guard. FW Lite collapses a same-code CRDT and FwData project into one local record and lexicon selection stores only the code, so allowing a remote CRDT whose code matches a local FwData project would redirect that FieldWorks project's reads/edits to the downloaded CRDT copy. Dedupe remote by code against all local projects. The format-aware identity fix that would let both coexist is tracked in #2647. Found by a Devin review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Logging out (or in) during a remote-lexicon download would abort it and disturb the auth state, but the account header stayed interactive on the download screen. Disable the sign-in/out buttons while a download is in flight (the account name stays visible), with a tooltip explaining why. The picker reports its downloading state up to the web view via onDownloadingChange. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A failed download showed a generic "check your connection" even when the backend had a specific reason (e.g. a CRDT sync failure). downloadProject now reads the response body and threads it through downloadAndSelectLexicon to the picker, which prefers it over the generic message and falls back when the body is empty. The REST download endpoint still needs to return that body for a thrown failure (separate backend PR); this readies the extension to show it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Re-add deleting: right-click any local CRDT lexicon -> Delete (context menu only, minimal confirm, no keyboard). Extension is pre-release, so no extra guards; FwData projects are still refused. - Fix a command/abort timeout race: download and sign-in command timeouts are now the internal abort + a 30s buffer, so a job finishing at the deadline can't persist while the web view already saw a rejection. - Trim the overlong same-code dedupe comment. - Extract DownloadAndSelectResult and LocalLexiconsResult named types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The panel used its open-time props (projectId, lexiconCode, projectName, vernacularLanguage), which are frozen at open and go stale after a layout restore. Now lexicon.lexicons takes the web view id, resolves the project from the definition without prompting, and returns the project info alongside the list, so one response drives the filter bar, the applied lexicon and the heading. Writes still prompt via lexicon.resolveProject, and the answer is stored on the definition so later reads find it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The picker kept its selection whenever the selected row still existed, which lost the race between the two refetches that follow a save: the remote list usually lands first, the downloaded row is gone from it, and the stale applied code is still a valid row, so the check mark stuck to the previously applied lexicon while the "Current" badge moved on. One click then silently re-applied the old lexicon. The selection is now derived from an explicit pending pick, which each save points at the code it stored. Also: - Clear the project's lexicon setting when its lexicon is deleted, so the entry service stops querying a database that's gone. - Clear the save confirmation when a delete starts, so the "now using" and "deleted" lines can't show together. - Keep the last-known remote list when a refresh fails, matching auth status. Signing out returns an empty list, so it still clears the server groups. - Check a new lexicon's code against remote codes too: a collision would suppress that remote from the download list. - Report the trimmed name that was actually stored. - Type the strings props as LanguageStrings (they weren't assignable). - Drop the comment claiming the timeout aborts the backend download; the route takes no cancellation token, so the download runs on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clearing the project's lexicon setting runs after the lexicon is already gone, so its failure was reporting a successful delete as failed: the picker kept the deleted row and a retry answered "not found". It's best-effort now. Clearing the selection also has to clear the cached analysis language, which applyLexiconSelection skipped for an empty code, leaving the project holding metadata from a lexicon it no longer uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[Claude, autonomous] Devin flags reviewed and deliberately not implemented here:
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Binding stores the project on the web view definition, but that update reaches the extension host asynchronously, so the refresh that follows can still come back unbound. The panel then had nothing to short-circuit on and prompted again on the next write — where picking a different project would apply it there instead, splitting one session's actions across two projects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This reverts commit 52479ae. Caching the resolved id in the panel put the project back in two places, which is the duplication this branch set out to remove: the web view definition is the one source of truth, read through lexicon.lexicons. It bought very little. The write that follows uses the id resolveProject returned, so the current action is already safe, and handleSaved refetches after every successful save, by which point the definition update has landed. That leaves only a save that fails while the update is still in flight, and the fix for that is to make the refresh reliable, not to keep a second copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[Claude, autonomous] Not implementing this one (re-raised as "Resolved project binding is forgotten"). |
The language filter checks writing systems over HTTP per project, so the filtered query is much slower than the unfiltered one. Clicking "Show all" while the initial filtered request is still running therefore usually resolves in the wrong order: the unfiltered list renders, then the filtered response lands and puts the subset back. Show all is then dead, because showAll is already true and setting it again changes no state, so nothing refetches. Only the newest request may write the list now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@backend/FwLite/FwLiteShared/Projects/CombinedProjectsService.cs`:
- Line 163: Update DownloadProjectByCode in CombinedProjectsService so it
rejects any existing local project code before the CRDT-specific ProjectExists
guard. Use the local-project lookup or equivalent aggregate check covering both
FwData and CRDT projects, and preserve the existing ProjectAlreadyDownloaded
result for collisions.
In `@platform.bible-extension/src/components/lexicon-picker.tsx`:
- Around line 303-307: Separate deletion failures from selection/download
failures in the lexicon picker: add or reuse a selection-specific failure state,
set it only when selection or download operations fail, and clear it before
starting new operations. Update the confirmLabel logic to show the retry label
only when that selection-specific state is set, while deletion errors must not
change the button label from its normal action.
In `@platform.bible-extension/src/utils/project-managers.ts`:
- Line 26: Update the catch around getMetadataForProject in
getProjectManagerFromWebViewIdOrSelectProject to return undefined only when the
rejection is the explicit project-not-found error; rethrow or otherwise
propagate transient PDP lookup failures so they do not trigger project
selection, while preserving the existing absent-project flow.
In `@platform.bible-extension/src/web-views/select-lexicon.web-view.tsx`:
- Line 53: Update the lexicon fetch state around the promise catch and the
LexiconPicker rendering so failures stop the loading state and expose an error
with a retry action using the existing localized retry string. Preserve
successful lexiconList behavior, and ensure retry reuses the existing fetch
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| const confirmLabel = error | ||
| ? localizedStrings['%lexicon_selectLexicon_retry%'] | ||
| : selected?.needsDownload | ||
| ? localizedStrings['%lexicon_selectLexicon_downloadAndUse%'] | ||
| : localizedStrings['%lexicon_selectLexicon_use%']; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show “Retry” only for selection failures.
A failed deletion sets error at Line 194. The code then closes DeleteConfirm and changes the selection button label to “Retry.” That button calls confirm, so it retries selection instead of deletion.
Track the failed operation separately. Use the retry label only for selection or download failures.
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+ const [selectionFailed, setSelectionFailed] = useState(false);- const confirmLabel = error
+ const confirmLabel = selectionFailed
? localizedStrings['%lexicon_selectLexicon_retry%']Set selectionFailed for selection and download failures, and clear it before new operations.
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In `@platform.bible-extension/src/components/lexicon-picker.tsx` around lines 303
- 307, Separate deletion failures from selection/download failures in the
lexicon picker: add or reuse a selection-specific failure state, set it only
when selection or download operations fail, and clear it before starting new
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| if (seq === fetchSeq.current) setLexiconList(result); | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| }) | ||
| .catch((e) => logger.error('Error fetching lexicons:', getErrorMessage(e))); |
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A failed lexicon fetch leaves the panel stuck in the loading state.
The catch handler only logs. lexiconList stays undefined, so loading={!lexiconList} at line 247 stays true forever. The user then sees the loading text with no list, no error, and no way to retry. %lexicon_selectLexicon_retry% exists in the localized strings, so consider tracking a fetch error in state and passing it to LexiconPicker so the picker can show the error and a retry action.
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- .catch((e) => logger.error('Error fetching lexicons:', getErrorMessage(e)));
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+ logger.error('Error fetching lexicons:', getErrorMessage(e));
+ if (seq === fetchSeq.current) setListError(getErrorMessage(e));
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53, Update the lexicon fetch state around the promise catch and the
LexiconPicker rendering so failures stop the loading state and expose an error
with a retry action using the existing localized retry string. Preserve
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@myieye I fended off 2 of the bunny's comments, but the other 2 might be worth doing. ⛏️ Once logged into Lexbox, the "Loading lexicons ..." for local projects disappears, even if it is still loading. The right-click menu on delete-able local CRDT projects is not very discoverable, but that seems like a reasonable decision, so I'm not asking you to change it. Overall, looks great! I'm hoping to finish review and approve tomorrow. |
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- 2 bunny suggestions
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- 1 suggestion/question about the delete warning
- Various comment ⛏️s
| interface LexiconPickerProps { | ||
| loading?: boolean; | ||
| localProjects?: IProjectModel[]; | ||
| /** Remote projects not yet downloaded (lexicon.remoteProjects dedupes them against local ones). */ |
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⛏️ This remoteProjects? comment is a bit confusing. Is it taking about the undefined case? And I'm not sure the parenthetical is important here.
| languageFiltered?: boolean; | ||
| /** True when a language was known but nothing matched it, so the full list is shown with a note. */ | ||
| languageNoMatch?: boolean; | ||
| /** The language tag the local list was filtered by, or that nothing matched. */ |
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⛏️ or that nothin matched is a bit confusing... sounds like this prop could be an error message. I understand it's meant to imply that the filtering might not have turned up any hits, but I don't think that case needs to be handled in this comment. That final clause can probably be dropped.
| downloadAndSelect: (authority: string, lexiconCode: string) => Promise<DownloadAndSelectResult>; | ||
| /** Deletes a local CRDT lexicon; the caller refreshes the lists. */ | ||
| deleteLexicon: (lexiconCode: string) => Promise<void>; | ||
| /** The chosen lexicon was stored for the project; the parent tracks it and triggers the banner. */ |
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⛏️ and triggers the banner is liable to go stale. How about and triggers any follow-up or and triggers any consequences or and triggers feedback to user or... ?
| deleteLexicon: (lexiconCode: string) => Promise<void>; | ||
| /** The chosen lexicon was stored for the project; the parent tracks it and triggers the banner. */ | ||
| onSaved: (name: string, code: string) => void; | ||
| /** Called when a download starts/ends so the parent can lock account controls while it runs. */ |
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⛏️ Drop account so the specificity is less less likely to go stale. (Since can doesn't require the parent to lock more than it should.)
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| * A searchable list for choosing the lexicon to use with the current Paratext project — local | ||
| * lexicons, or remote ones that download on selection. |
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⛏️ that download on selection. isn't quite right. How about ... on demand. or ... on request. or ... when requested.?
Or that can be downloaded.
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| {!!error && ( | ||
| <Alert className="tw:shrink-0" variant="destructive"> | ||
| <AlertDescription role="alert">{error}</AlertDescription> |
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❓ Irreversible delete is pretty destructive. Should we also warn how many entries are in the project about to be deleted?
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| // The backend resolves the project from the web view definition on every command, so the web view | ||
| // id is all this panel needs. The open-time props (lexiconCode, projectName, vernacularLanguage) | ||
| // are deliberately unused: a restored tab keeps them frozen. |
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⛏️ The sentence about the props isn't quite right, since lexiconCode and vernacularLanguage aren't passed through openSelector.
Possible rewording:
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// id is all this panel needs. The prop projectName (used by the provider for the tab title)
// is deliberately unread here: it's frozen at open time and goes stale on a layout restore.
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Resolves #2461.
Searchable picker for choosing a project's lexicon — local, or remote (Lexbox):
Not logged in:

Logged in:

Remote lexicon selected for downloading:

Added by Danny, drafted by Claude
Backend Change
DownloadProjectByCodechecks for an existing local project first, skipping a redundant round trip.Known Limitations