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ios: card replies name the task, stay under gate coaching, and lock after a new card - #102
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… a new card - The walk card's reply is worded per step (ScanCopy.reply(for:)): "Skip this spot" on aim steps, "Skip this" on the tilt-up, "Can't get there" where the walk asks to go somewhere. The identifier stays action.cannotAccess (#63). - The reply stays under the capture gate's coaching (slow down, too dark, hold steady, texture) and hides only for tracking coaching and past the wall's end (#80). - InstructionCard swaps the words and the reply together when the task changes, so the reply no longer slides or fades over the new words (#64), and a new task's reply takes no taps for 0.6 s (#82). The lock is keyed on the task, not the words, so coaching and the walk's distance to go don't re-lock it. The gap screen passes its request as the task. - The end question gets a third answer, "The wall just ends" (action.endEnds), which sets a limit end like "Something blocks it" (#70). - Demo: -uiDemoAim, and "Skip this spot" skips the aim stretch. UI tests for the reply per step, under coaching, and a tap-through with the third answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWall-walk replies now use guidance-specific labels and hints, and the reply button locks briefly when its task changes. The demo records skipped spans by coverage band. A third wall-end answer and UI tests for reply states and skip interactions were added. ChangesWall-walk skip flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WallWalkScreen
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WallWalkScreen->>ScanCopy: request reply copy for guidance
ScanCopy-->>WallWalkScreen: return reply title and hint
WallWalkScreen->>InstructionCard: provide reply and task identity
InstructionCard->>InstructionCard: lock reply until task is stable for 600 ms
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is mergeable. Demo and UI-test coverage rendering can show a skipped wall span as covered after "Can't get there". This is limited to the demo engine, and a small fix is available. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The inspected changes affect scan interactions and a separate demo flow. No new privileged or cross-service path was identified. Presentation-based task identity has limitations, and an incomplete comparison with the previous version limits confidence. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Fresh adversarial review of a4b8b27 (U6) against #63, #70, #82, #64, #80, the run 3 analysis (A41-2055-04, -05, -08) and the code on t3/ios-mvf (b9851e1, which is this PR's merge base).
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None found. I compiled the Swift in my head and checked the flows around it (see Notes). Nothing here was built, so the Should-fix item on CI below is a merge gate.
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ios/HouseScan/UI/Components/InstructionCard.swift:55and:81to:86: under gate coaching the reply still slides over the new words (#64). The PR makes that path much more common. Before this PR, gate coaching hid the reply. Now it keeps it (correct for #80), but a coaching change only swapsmessage(.id(instruction)). The reply is outside that swap, so it keeps its identity and eases for 0.2 s (Motion.text) to its new place. Example: the walk's two lines become "It's too dark to see the wall / Turn on a porch light, or try again in daylight." The words swap at once, and "Can't get there" starts at its old height, on top of the new second line, then slides down. In run 3 "too dark" flickered at least 9 times in 80 s (A41-2055-04), so each flicker would now show the #64 overlap. Brief item 3 asked that only the scrim and background animate. The same thing happens in reverse when a new task is taller: the words and reply land at their final size while the scrim is still growing, so for up to 0.2 s the pill sits over the camera, outside the scrim. That could matter for #58's contrast failure onaction.cannotAccess. Fix options (pick one and check it on a device):- (a) Stop the reply's position from animating when only the words change. For example, put a
.transaction(value: instruction) { $0.animation = nil }on the reply, or move.animation(..., value: instruction)so it applies only to the scrim. - (b) Key the swap container on
instructionand keep the lock keyed on the task.unlockedTaskis@Stateon the card, outside the keyed subtree, so the lock survives the rebuild. The PR avoided this because a rebuild drops a press that's in progress. WithremainingWalkin 5 ft steps above 5 ft, that's a narrow window.
If you keep the current design, add "too dark flickering over an aim card, default size and AX5" to the device checklist in the PR body. Right now the Risk section mentions the case but doesn't treat it as a #64 regression.
- (a) Stop the reply's position from animating when only the words change. For example, put a
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Nothing has compiled, and the new audit states won't run on the PR as configured (
.github/workflows/ios.yml,FULL_UIand the-skip-testingline).gh pr checks 102: only "Label PR size" passed. "iOS build" skipped because the PR is a draft, and CodeRabbit skipped too. Afterready_for_review, a PR run still skipstestEveryStatePassesTheAccessibilityAuditunless thefull-uilabel is set. That test is where the newwallWalk-aim,wallWalk-aim-AX5andwallWalk-slowDown-AX5audits and the three-button end question at AX5 run. Before merge, a person should start aworkflow_dispatchrun of the iOS workflow ont3/41-card-replies, which runs every test including the audit, and checkScreenStatesUITests,FullFlowUITests(includingtestFullFlowFromLidarReplay, #58's contrast check) and the app target build. Agents don't add labels.
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- Mental compile: no problems found.
InstructionisHashable, so.idand.task(id:)accept it, andunlockedTask != replyTaskpromotesInstructiontoInstruction?..task(id:)withTask.sleepwriting@Statefollows the existingFogOverlay.swift:62pattern under Swift 6 strict concurrency.Reply.taskcomes afterperform, so the memberwise order matchesGapRequestScreen.swift:36-39, and the default of nil keeps the other call site compiling.ScanCopy.reply(for:)(ScanCopy.swift:291) covers all 13GuidanceStepcases with nodefault, and its switch expression withnilbranches follows theInstructionCard.iconNamepattern.coachingHidesReplymatches optional patterns with adefault, so a new U5 gate case keeps the reply. The removedasksForAreahad one use.waitForNonExistence,XCTNSPredicateExpectationand@MainActorhelpers all have precedents in the file.arrow.right.to.lineis a real SF Symbol. Nothing in HouseScanKit changed, so no public-access concerns. - Lock vs the run 3 evidence: it covers the chain. A41-2055-05 shows g3 to g9 resolved 0.2 to 0.5 s apart. Each card's task has different words: tilt down at the meter, walk left, walk right, tilt up, then tilt down at 8 ft 9 in, 12 ft and 5 ft 6 in. So each new reply is locked for longer than the gap between taps. The aim task's
sstays fixed while the task is kept (plannersameStretchand dwell), and the tilt-up span is fixed once both ends are set, so keying on the words doesn't keep re-locking. Known gap: two consecutiveaimAtWalltasks within 3 in of the meter both read "At your meter." and wouldn't lock. That's rare. Moving from the walk to the gap screen builds a new card, so "I can't get there" also starts locked there, which covers the later "I can't get there" in the chain. - Keying the lock on the task, not the instruction differs from the brief. The PR body explains it, and it's right: keying on the instruction would re-lock under flickering coaching and on every distance-to-go change, which would bring #80 back.
- The brief said
markEndshould keep "Can't get there", but the base never offered a reply onmarkEnd(asksForArealeft it out), and the PR keeps that. It doesn't add a new behaviour, so that's the right call, and the body says so. - The reply now shows under a coaching line that hides the task it answers (
WallWalkScreen.swift:271-300). Under "It's too dark", "Can't get there" on a walk card silently sets anunexploredend for a task the homeowner can't see. The brief asked for this, and the Risk section flags it. It reads correctly only once U5 turns gate coaching into a badge, so land U5 soon after this PR. - Scope.
GapRequestScreen.swift:39andUIDemo.swiftaren't in the unit's file list, but both follow from the change: the lock is in the shared card, and the demo argument needs documenting. On the gap screen, "I can't get there" now ignores taps for 0.6 s when it appears and on each new request. That behaviour change is intended, and it fits #49. Noproject.ymlorproject.pbxprojedits, no engine,ScanActionsor contract change, and neitherWallWalkScreen.instructionnorScanCopy.endQuestionis touched. No Finish scan, Back or chips, so no product decision was slipped in. - "The wall just ends" (
WallWalkScreen.swift:184-195) goes throughanswerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false)and thensetEndKind(side, .limit)(ScanEngine+Actions.swift:126), the same as "Something blocks it". The body notes that the server can't tell them apart. The #70 decision may want a separate kind later. - Tests.
testCardReplyFollowsTheStep(ScreenStatesUITests.swift:178) runs against the frozen demo (runreturns early under-uiDemoFreeze), so the aim, tilt-up and see-behind states hold still. The tap-through (:215) follows the demo's actual path: aim skip, then walk right, then Can't get there (reachedRight= 4.3), thenmarkEnd, the end question,endEnds, and walk left. The demo's-uiDemoAimstate also shows "Wall ends here" (action.endHere), and the real engine does the same on aim steps (endOnOffer), so the audited state is one the app can really show. Neither test can observe the 0.6 s lock, as the body says. The per-step test relaunches the app 8 times, which adds a little CI time. - Public-repo check: the diff, the PR body and the commit message contain no names, meter numbers, addresses,
private/content or media. The PR body has Fixes/Part of, base, what was verified locally vs what needs CI or a device, files touched, dependencies and overlaps, and the attribution line. GitHub reports the PR as MERGEABLE/CLEAN againstt3/ios-mvf.
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@AidenJohnston Independent review at a4b8b27 confirms task/reply identity now changes together for task transitions. A remaining transition risk needs verification: InstructionCard.swift:55 swaps the message on coaching changes while lines 81-86 retain replyTask identity and animate instruction-driven layout. The reply can still move from its old position while the new taller message is present; #104 adds a coaching line through that path. Please capture this transition or isolate reply layout from the background animation. Source establishes the animation path, not a proven overlap frame. Frozen UI states and waiting out the 600 ms lock do not validate transition overlap or rapid-tap rejection. Manual exact-head run 36297449306 passed: 381 package tests in 62 suites, successful iOS build, 18 UI tests with one optional recording skip and no failures. The every-state accessibility audit actually executed and passed. This still does not validate the coaching transition or rapid-tap sequence above. The gap request's task-hiding coaching behavior is separately reported on #104; no clearance yet. |
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Fresh adversarial review of a4b8b27 (U6) against #63, #70, #82, #64, #80, the run 3 analysis and the current tip of t3/ios-mvf (f14947e). This adds to the earlier review and the owner's comment. It doesn't repeat what they cover, except where the base has moved since.
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The PR no longer merges:
ios/HouseScan/UI/Screens/WallWalkScreen.swift:268-300conflicts with f14947e ont3/ios-mvf.gh pr view 102now reportsmergeable: CONFLICTING/DIRTY. The earlier review saw it as clean because it was written against the old merge base, b9851e1. Since then, f14947e ("Keep 'Can't get there' on screen through the capture gate's coaching") landed the #80 guard on the base. It adds its ownprivate var coachingHidesReplyas an exhaustive switch with nodefault, and it keepsasksForAreain thereplyguard.git merge-treeshows one conflict hunk acrosscoachingHidesReplyandreply. Two easy resolutions fail to compile:- Keep both sides and you get "invalid redeclaration of
coachingHidesReply". - Keep the base's guard and you get "cannot find
asksForAreain scope", because this PR deletes it.
Fix expected: rebase onto
origin/t3/ios-mvf. Keep this PR'sreply(theScanCopy.reply(for:)guard, with noasksForArea) and exactly onecoachingHidesReply. I'd keep the base's exhaustive form, so a newCoachingcase (U5) has to choose whether it hides the reply. Whichever you keep, update the PR body to match: it currently says "A new gate coaching case, if U5 adds one, keeps the reply by default". Also rewrite the body's #80 paragraph: keeping the reply under gate coaching is now on the base, and this PR adds the per-step wording and the tests for it. Then start a new manual iOS workflow run on the rebased head. Run 36297449306 was at a4b8b27 and doesn't cover the merged code. - Keep both sides and you get "invalid redeclaration of
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ios/HouseScan/UI/Components/InstructionCard.swift:55and:81-86: on a coaching change the reply still slides over the new words (#64). The head doesn't change this yet. The earlier review and the owner's comment both raised it. I'm repeating it because after the rebase this is the main path: the base now keeps the reply under gate coaching. A coaching change only swapsmessage(.id(instruction)). The container keeps its.id(replyTask), so the button keeps its identity..animation(Motion.text, value: instruction)then eases its position for 0.2 s. For example, the walk card's two lines become "It's too dark to see the wall / Turn on a porch light, or try again in daylight." The pill starts at its old y, on top of the new second line, then slides down. In run 3 "too dark" flickered at least 9 times in 80 s (A41-2055-04). Brief item 3 asked that only the scrim and background animate.- Fix expected: keep the button's identity, so a press under way survives, but don't animate the content's layout on
instruction. Scope the animation to the scrim (for example, put theScrimShapebackground's animation on the background itself, and use.transaction(value: instruction) { $0.animation = nil }on the VStack). Then the words and the reply land together and only the scrim eases. - Also capture the reverse case on a device. When a task change makes the card taller, the new words and pill land at their final size while the scrim is still growing. For up to 0.2 s the pill sits over the camera outside the scrim, which is the kind of frame #58's contrast audit caught.
- Fix expected: keep the button's identity, so a press under way survives, but don't animate the content's layout on
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- Tests read the element live (
ios/HouseScanUITests/ScreenStatesUITests.swift:201-202).shown.existsand thenshown.labelare two live reads. After #24's flake fix (bc5a1ac / 94e87b5, now on the base), this file reads elements once throughElementRead.snapshot. The element doesn't disappear in these frozen states, so the risk is low. After the rebase,ElementRead.snapshot(shown)?.labelwould match the base's convention. - The demo's skipped stretch gets overwritten (
ios/HouseScan/UI/Preview/DemoEngine.swift:799). The demo keeps a singleskippedSpan, so a later skip replaces the aim skip. IntestRepliesAnswerTheirOwnCardAndTheWallCanJustEnd, "Skip this spot" skips 0.1–1.1 m. "Can't get there" then sets 1.0–4.3 m, and the 0.1–1.0 m cells go back to their reach state on the tape. This only affects the demo and its screenshots, and no assertion reads it. Worth a comment, or an array of spans. - Lock vs the #82 evidence. The seven taps took about 2.5 s, and each next card's button appeared 0.2–0.5 s after the tap before it. Every card in that chain has different words, so the 0.6 s lock keyed on the task covers it. Keying on the task rather than the instruction is explained in the body and is right for #80. The known gap: two tasks in a row with identical words wouldn't re-lock. That's rare, because a skip marks ±0.5 m.
- Mental compile: no problems found. A manual run confirmed the build at a4b8b27:
InstructionisHashable, which.idand.task(id:)need.Reply.taskhas a default and comes afterperform, so both call sites compile.ScanCopy.reply(for:)covers all 13GuidanceStepcases with nodefault.Task.sleep(for:)inside a.taskon a MainActor view is fine under strict concurrency.- Nothing in HouseScanKit changed.
- No UI test taps
action.cannotAccessoraction.skipGapapart from the new ones. I grepped the base'sHouseScanUITests.FullFlowUITestsdrives Autopilot's engine calls, so the UI lock can't slow it down. - "The wall just ends" (
WallWalkScreen.swift:184-195) goes throughanswerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false)and sets alimitend, which matches the #70 comment. Thearrow.right.to.linesymbol also points right at the left end. That's cosmetic. - Scope is clean. No
project.ymlorproject.pbxprojedits, no engine,ScanActionsor contract change, and neitherWallWalkScreen.instructionnorScanCopy.endQuestionis touched. No Finish scan, Back or ground chips. The edits toGapRequestScreen.swiftandUIDemo.swiftfollow from the shared card and the new demo argument. - Public-repo check. The diff, the body and the commit message contain no names, meter numbers, addresses, private material or media. The body uses plan unit IDs (U4, U5, U12, U13, U17) that nothing in the public repo defines. That's not a leak, but readers can't look them up, so issue or PR numbers would read better. The body has Fixes/Part of, base, what was verified locally vs what needs CI or a device, files touched, dependencies and the attribution line. "Needs no other PR" and the #80 text need the rebase edit from Must fix 1.
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gh pr checks 102): only "Label PR size" passed. "iOS build" skipped because the PR is a draft, and CodeRabbit skipped too. So the only iOS evidence is the owner's manual run 36297449306 at a4b8b27, which passed the build, the package tests and the UI tests, including the every-state audit. It has to be run again after the rebase.
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Resolves the conflict with f14947e in WallWalkScreen: one coachingHidesReply, the base's exhaustive switch with no default, and this branch's reply guard on ScanCopy.reply(for:) without asksForArea. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A coaching change swaps the card's words but keeps the reply, and the stack's eased layout slid the reply over the new words for 0.2 s (#64). The stack now takes no animation when the instruction changes; the scrim behind it still eases to the new height. The reply test reads the label once through ElementRead, and the demo keeps every skipped stretch instead of the last one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed the review of a4b8b27 (#102 (review)). New head: 98d96ca. Must fix
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@AidenJohnston Bounded review at 98d96ca: the instruction-keyed transaction now disables animation of the content stack, addressing the coaching-change reply-layout mechanism from my earlier comment. The base merge also reconciles coachingHidesReply. Runtime transition/rapid-tap evidence remains pending; exact-head manual36301217657 is in progress. No new source blocker in this corrective scope. |
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When the demo handles an aimAtGround or aimAtWall reply, it stores only the span, and refreshCoverage() later marks that span skipped in both wallCells and groundCells (lines 526–527). The real engine marks only the requested band in ScanEngine+Actions.swift, so tapping “Skip this spot” in -uiDemoAim incorrectly clears missing wall coverage as well as ground coverage, making demo screenshots and UI-flow tests exercise a different state from production. Store the requested band with each skipped span and update only that band.
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The interaction test waits for each reply to become enabled before tapping it. It checks that the flow continues, but not that taps are ignored during the new 600 ms lock. Removing the lock would therefore leave this test passing; a check of the locked state would protect the behavior this PR adds.
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Conflict in ScreenStatesUITests.largestTextStates: kept the base's spotConfirm states and this branch's wallWalk-aim and wallWalk-slowDown. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
"Skip this spot" in the demo marked the stretch skipped in both the wall and ground bands, where the real engine marks only the band the aim step asked for. Each demo skip now keeps its bands, and the reply test checks that skipping the ground leaves the wall seen as it was. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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With no request yet, the reply's task was nil, so the lock keyed on the card's words, coaching included, and locked the reply again each time coaching came or went. It now keys on the gap step's own words. The InstructionCard note on coaching no longer says coaching always replaces the words, which stops holding once coaching can ride along (#104). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Let walk skips override synthetic coverage.
The frozen wall-walk starts with reachedRight == 0.9. The right skip is therefore 1.0...4.3. After reachedRight advances to 4.3, state(at:left:right:lag:) marks cells through about 4.0 as .covered. The guards at lines 590–591 leave those cells covered instead of .skipped. The left walk has the same issue.
This affects DemoEngine, which powers the UI demo and UI tests. It does not affect production ScanEngine coverage. In the demo, the wall tape can show the inaccessible span as covered. Add an assertion for both walk directions.
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- private var skippedSpans: [(span: ClosedRange<Float>, bands: Set<CoverageBand>)] = []
+ private var skippedSpans: [(span: ClosedRange<Float>, bands: Set<CoverageBand>, preservesCovered: Bool)] = []
- if skipped.bands.contains(.wall), wallCells[index] != .covered { wallCells[index] = .skipped }
- if skipped.bands.contains(.ground), groundCells[index] != .covered { groundCells[index] = .skipped }
+ if skipped.bands.contains(.wall), (!skipped.preservesCovered || wallCells[index] != .covered) { wallCells[index] = .skipped }
+ if skipped.bands.contains(.ground), (!skipped.preservesCovered || groundCells[index] != .covered) { groundCells[index] = .skipped }
- skippedSpans.append((span: (aimed.s - 0.5)...(aimed.s + 0.5), bands: [aimed.band]))
+ skippedSpans.append((span: (aimed.s - 0.5)...(aimed.s + 0.5), bands: [aimed.band], preservesCovered: true))
- skippedSpans.append((span: (reachedRight + 0.1)...demoRightEnd, bands: Set(CoverageBand.allCases)))
+ skippedSpans.append((span: (reachedRight + 0.1)...demoRightEnd, bands: Set(CoverageBand.allCases), preservesCovered: false))
- skippedSpans.append((span: demoLeftEnd...(-reachedLeft - 0.1), bands: Set(CoverageBand.allCases)))
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| if skipped.bands.contains(.wall), wallCells[index] != .covered { wallCells[index] = .skipped } | |
| if skipped.bands.contains(.ground), groundCells[index] != .covered { groundCells[index] = .skipped } | |
| if skipped.bands.contains(.wall), (!skipped.preservesCovered || wallCells[index] != .covered) { wallCells[index] = .skipped } | |
| if skipped.bands.contains(.ground), (!skipped.preservesCovered || groundCells[index] != .covered) { groundCells[index] = .skipped } |
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Review comment at @ios/HouseScan/UI/Preview/DemoEngine.swift around lines 590 -
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Update DemoEngine’s skippedSpans handling so walk-generated skips override
synthetic .covered cells in both left and right walk directions, while
preserving existing covered cells for aimed skips. Track whether each skipped
span preserves coverage, set that behavior when appending each kind of span, and
use it when applying skips to wallCells and groundCells.
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| // and neither answer above fits it (#70). Ends the wall as "Something blocks it" | ||
| // does: the usable wall stops here. | ||
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| actions.answerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false) |
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When someone chooses “The wall just ends,” this button calls the same answerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false) path as “Something blocks it.” That path records a .limit end, which the engine defines as a wall blocked by a fence, gate, or property line. The exported scan therefore records a wall that simply stops as an obstructed wall, losing the distinction this new answer asks the homeowner to make.
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**Wall ending recorded as blocked**
When someone chooses “The wall just ends,” this button calls the same `answerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false)` path as “Something blocks it.” That path records a `.limit` end, which the engine defines as a wall blocked by a fence, gate, or property line. The exported scan therefore records a wall that simply stops as an obstructed wall, losing the distinction this new answer asks the homeowner to make.
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Caretaker check at 4183f61: not a defect. In the scene contract, limit means there is no more usable wall, not that something obstructs it (scene.schema.json:225-226); the only boundary kinds are limit and unexplored. Export writes the boundary kind, not an obstacle (ScanEngine+Export.swift:80-89), so a wall that just ends and a blocked wall both correctly stop at the marked point. The engine and packet comments that call limit a fence or gate are narrower than the contract; worth a wording fix.
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You're right — limit is the contract's generic “no more usable wall” boundary, and export preserves that boundary kind rather than encoding an obstruction. Both answers therefore correctly terminate the wall at the marked point; my finding was incorrect. The narrower engine/packet comments are a wording/documentation cleanup, not a defect in this PR.
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tapReply waits until the button is enabled before every tap. The new interaction test therefore cannot catch a regression where a new card accepts taps during its first 600 ms—the behavior the lock is meant to prevent. A timed check that an early tap does nothing would cover that risk.
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`tapReply` waits until the button is enabled before every tap. The new interaction test therefore cannot catch a regression where a new card accepts taps during its first 600 ms—the behavior the lock is meant to prevent. A timed check that an early tap does nothing would cover that risk.
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Caretaker check at 4183f61: same gap as 4115043347. Aiden explained in 5855720195 why a real 600 ms check would be flaky and proposed a demo-only longer lock. That test seam is waiting on Sam's decision. The production lock is in place (InstructionCard.swift:67, 98-104); only the regression test is missing.
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That clarifies the status. The production lock is present; tapReply intentionally waits it out, so the current test does not verify the lock itself. I agree that adding a timing-sensitive 600 ms assertion without the proposed demo-only seam would be flaky. No further test change is warranted until Sam decides on that seam; this remains a test-coverage follow-up rather than a production defect.
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Fixes #63
Part of #70, #82, #64, #80
Base:
t3/ios-mvf, merged in up to d9abb8e (f14947e landed the #80 guard). Needs no other open PR.What changed
The card's reply names what it does on each step (#63). The walk card offered "Can't get there" on every aim and tilt card, where the homeowner is already standing at the spot, so testers read it as the wrong answer and kept tilting. The words now come from a new
ScanCopy.reply(for:):aimAtGround,aimAtWalltiltUpwalkmarkNextWallseeBehindEvery other step,
markEndincluded, still offers no reply. The identifier staysaction.cannotAccess, andcannotAccessAreais unchanged, so Autopilot and the engine see no difference.WallWalkScreen.asksForAreais gone, becauseScanCopy.reply(for:)returning nil now says which steps have no reply.The reply under the capture gate's coaching (#80). Keeping the reply through "Slow down", "It's too dark", "Hold steady" and "needs texture" is now on the base (f14947e,
WallWalkScreen.coachingHidesReply). This PR keeps that exhaustive switch as it is: nodefault, so a newCoachingcase has to choose whether it hides the reply. On top of it, this PR adds the per-step wording under coaching (the reply keeps its step's words, "Can't get there" or "Skip this spot", while a coaching line shows) and the tests for both: present underslowDownandtooDark, gone underrelocalizingandpastWallEnd. The corner loop in #70 stays as it is until that decision.The reply swaps with the words, and a new card's reply ignores taps for 0.6 s (#64, #82).
InstructionCardswapped the words at once while the reply's position eased over 0.2 s, so the pill slid or faded over the new text (the run 3 overhead-card photo in #64). In run 3 seven quick taps on "Can't get there" each answered a different card. Now:.id(replyTask).transition(.identity)), so a new task replaces both. The words alone still swap on their own (.id(instruction)), so a coaching line or the walk's distance to go doesn't rebuild the button while someone is pressing it..transaction(value: instruction) { $0.animation = nil }), so the words and the reply land at their final place together. Only the scrim behind them, outside that container, eases to the new height. Before this, a coaching change (which keeps the reply) eased the reply from its old place over the new words for 0.2 s..disabledforInstructionCard.replyLock(600 ms, a guess, not measured) after its task changes, through.task(id: replyTask). The lock lives only in the UI, so Autopilot's back-to-backcannotAccessAreaandskipGapcalls are unaffected.PressableStyledoesn't readisEnabledand the colours are set explicitly, so the pill looks the same while it's locked.instructionchange. I keyed it on the task instead.Reply.taskis the step's own words, and for the walk those words leave out the distance to go. Keyed on the instruction, a flickering "Slow down" or the distance to go ticking down would keep re-locking the reply, which would bring "It's too dark to see the wall" flickers, hides the task and its button, and asks for a light that is already on #80 back.GapRequestScreenpasses its request as the task for the same reason, so coaching over a gap request doesn't lock "I can't get there".The end question gets a third answer (#70). Under "It turns a corner" and "Something blocks it" there is now "The wall just ends" (
action.endEnds), for a garden wall or fence that stops with no corner and nothing in the way. It callsanswerWallEnd(turnsCorner: false), which already sets alimitend, the same path as "Something blocks it".ScanActions, the engine and the contract don't change, andScanCopy.endQuestionkeeps its words (U17 / #99 edits its detail).Demo and tests.
-uiDemoAimopens the walk on an aim-at-ground step. The demo'scannotAccessAreanow skips an aim stretch and goes back to the walk.ScreenStatesUITestsadds:testCardReplyFollowsTheStep, which checks the reply's title on walk, aim, tilt-up and see-behind, its presence underslowDownandtooDark, and its absence underrelocalizingandpastWallEnd.testRepliesAnswerTheirOwnCardAndTheWallCanJustEnd, which taps "Skip this spot", then "Can't get there", then "Wall ends here" and "The wall just ends", and checks that the walk goes on to the left. Each reply tap waits forisEnabledandisHittable, because of the lock.wallWalk-aimin the audited states, pluswallWalk-aimandwallWalk-slowDownat AX5.The reply's label is read once through
ElementRead.snapshot, as the rest of the file does since the #24 flake fix. The demo keeps every skipped stretch (skippedSpans) with the bands it covers, so a later skip no longer undoes an earlier one on the tape, and an aim skip marks only the band that step asked for, as the real engine does.testRepliesAnswerTheirOwnCardAndTheWallCanJustEndchecks that skipping the ground leaves the wall's "percent seen" on the map as it was.Why
These are the parts of the five issues that needed no product decision. The rest stays open on purpose. This PR adds no "Finish scan" and no "End the scan here?" (#82 decision, U13), no Back from the next-wall step and no change to the past-end coaching (#70 decision, U12), and no ground-type chips (#63 option b).
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No captures: this machine has no Xcode or Simulator. The
ScreenStatesUITestsrun attaches screenshots ofwallWalk-aim,wallWalk-slowDown,wallWalk-tiltUpandwallWalk-endQuestionto the CI result bundle.Verification
Run locally on Windows, which has no Swift toolchain:
InstructionCard.Reply(is built only inWallWalkScreen.replyandGapRequestScreen, andtaskdefaults to nil, so the memberwise init still compiles without it.asksForAreahad one use, now removed.answerWallEnd,cannotAccessAreaandaction.cannotAccesskeep their signatures and identifier. No existing UI test tapsaction.cannotAccessoraction.skipGap.FullFlowUITestsdrives the flow through Autopilot's engine calls, so it needed no waits.switchinScanCopy.reply(for:)is exhaustive over all 13GuidanceStepcases, with nodefault.git diff --checkis clean.t3/ios-mvf(f14947e) leaves exactly onecoachingHidesReply, the base's exhaustive form, and this PR'sreplyguard onScanCopy.reply(for:).asksForAreahas no remaining references..transaction(value:_:)needs iOS 17; the target is iOS 26.CI, manual iOS run on the merged head 98d96ca: https://github.com/SamGu-NRX/house-scanning-master/actions/runs/36301217657 (build, package tests, UI tests including the every-state audit). The earlier run 36297449306 was at a4b8b27, before the merge.
Only CI or a device can verify these:
ScreenStatesUITests, including the new tests and the accessibility audit at default size and AX5 for the new states.action.cannotAccessintestFullFlowFromLidarReplayfrom ci(ios): drop the background Simulator boot and the duplicate t3/ios-mvf push run #58's latest run. This PR keeps the reply's colours. If that failure came from the pill fading over new text mid-animation, the swap may clear it, but no run has shown that yet.Risk
limitend, so the server can't tell them apart.Files touched
ios/HouseScan/UI/Components/InstructionCard.swift:Reply.task, the task-keyed swap, the unanimated content, andreplyLock.ios/HouseScan/UI/Copy/ScanCopy.swift: the newreply(for:).ios/HouseScan/UI/Screens/WallWalkScreen.swift:reply,replyTask, the doc on the base'scoachingHidesReply, and the third end answer.ios/HouseScan/UI/Screens/GapRequestScreen.swift: passestask:(one argument).ios/HouseScan/UI/Preview/DemoEngine.swiftandUIDemo.swift:-uiDemoAim, the aim skip, andskippedSpans.ios/HouseScanUITests/ScreenStatesUITests.swift: the new tests and states.Dependencies and overlaps
t3/ios-mvf(f14947e).t3/gap-skip-continues) rewrites the hint lines of the sameInstructionCard.Reply(...)call inGapRequestScreen. Expect a small textual conflict, which resolves by keeping both edits. With ios: 'I can't get there' moves on to the next requested view (#39) #49, "I can't get there" chains from one requested view to the next, which is where this PR's lock matters on that screen.t3/41-end-preview) editsWallWalkScreen.instructionandScanCopy.endQuestion. Those are different functions, so the two PRs merge cleanly.ScanCopy.guidance,WallWalkScreen.instructionandtone. The lock's task usesScanCopy.guidance(state.guidance)without U4's hint, so direction hints won't re-lock the reply.action.cannotAccess, described under Verification.Checklist
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