feat(profiles): activate a profile the moment it is created - #590
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Creating or duplicating a profile left the device on the old one, so reaching the new profile took a Switch click and a second confirmation. Both actions mean "use this profile now". Activation goes through the same drain-then-persist path an explicit switch uses, so a save still queued against the outgoing profile is not abandoned by the reload. Import keeps its own behaviour: it stays put, because importing to archive a config is a real use. Closes #589
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProfile creation and duplication now drain pending storage writes before activating the new profile. Configuration dialogs describe the automatic switch and reload. Tests cover activation failures and dialog text. ChangesProfile Activation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes newly created and duplicated profiles activate immediately while preserving queued changes before reload. It is mergeable with owner awareness because the tests should more strictly prove the drain ordering and verify that a profile remains visible and inactive when activation is deferred. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigurationDialog
participant ProfileService
participant StorageWriteQueue
participant SettingsService
ConfigurationDialog->>ProfileService: create or duplicate profile
ProfileService->>StorageWriteQueue: drain pending writes
StorageWriteQueue-->>ProfileService: report drain result
ProfileService->>SettingsService: activate new profile
SettingsService-->>ConfigurationDialog: reload with new profile
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In `@src/app/core/components/settings/configuration/config.component.spec.ts`:
- Around line 143-154: Strengthen the dialog description assertions in the
createProfile and duplicateProfile tests to cover the complete user-facing
contract: creation must mention switching to the new profile and reloading,
while duplication must mention switching to the copy, leaving the source profile
untouched, and reloading. Use case-insensitive checks or a complete description
comparison so reverting any of these production messages causes the tests to
fail.
In `@src/app/core/services/profile.service.spec.ts`:
- Around line 115-120: Update the profile refresh tests around service.refresh
and the existing failure case to use a deferred awaitQueueDrain promise,
asserting settings.setActiveProfile is not called until the drain resolves. Add
coverage for awaitQueueDrain resolving false, verifying activation is skipped
and the resulting error is propagated to the caller; ensure assertions observe
actual behavior and fail if the production await or false-drain handling is
removed.
In `@src/app/core/services/profile.service.ts`:
- Around line 74-78: Update the profile-switching helper around awaitQueueDrain
and setActiveProfile so a false drain result stops activation: replace the
warning-only branch with rejected-operation propagation (or an equivalent
user-visible confirmation), and ensure setActiveProfile is not called until the
queue has successfully drained.
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awaitQueueDrain reports false on a failed patch or a timeout, and its own contract says callers treating a drain as a save guarantee must check the result. The switch path logged a warning and reloaded anyway, which discards the queue: the user lands on the new profile with no sign that the last edits to the old one never reached the server. deleteProfile already treats the same signal as an error. A created slot survives the cancellation as an inactive profile, which the refreshed list already shows.
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In `@src/app/core/services/profile.service.spec.ts`:
- Around line 121-132: Update the test around service.refresh and createProfile
to signal when the awaitQueueDrain mock is entered, await that signal before
releasing the deferred drain, then assert settings.setActiveProfile has not been
called. Ensure the test still fails if the production code invokes
awaitQueueDrain without awaiting its completion.
- Around line 140-141: Update the failed-drain tests in
src/app/core/services/profile.service.spec.ts at lines 140-141 and 189-194: make
each post-write listConfigs() call return the newly written cockpit or profileB
configuration, then assert service.profiles() contains that profile with
isActive: false. Replace intent-based mock-call or activation assertions with
recorded-state verification in both sites.
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The deferred-drain test flushed a single microtask, which lands while createProfile is still inside its first refresh -- nowhere near the drain -- so an implementation that fired awaitQueueDrain without awaiting it passed. Gate on the mock being entered instead, and hold the drain open across a macrotask. The cancellation tests asserted the write happened but not that the user can see the profile it produced. The listing mock now reflects what was written, so they assert the inactive profile is on screen.
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Creating a profile left the device on the old one.
ProfileService.createProfilesaid so in its own doc comment — "Does not switch" — andduplicateProfiledid the same, so the new profile appeared greyed out in the list and reaching it took a Switch click plus a second confirmation dialog. Both actions mean "use this profile now": you create a profile to set it up, and you duplicate one to experiment on the copy without touching the original.Activation is routed through the drain-then-persist path an explicit switch already uses, extracted as a private
activate()becauseexclusive()throws on re-entry and both callers are already inside it. The drain matters more here than the extra dialog it replaces: neither create path drained before, so a save still queued against the outgoing profile could be abandoned by the reload.switchProfilekeeps its existence check and the create paths do not get one — a freshly written slot needs no probe, since the write that created it was awaited, and asking the server "does this exist" immediately after writing it invites a confusing "no longer exists" from a lagging list.Import is deliberately unchanged. Its doc comment records that decision, and importing to archive a config is a real use.
On the deferred-switch hole
#582 describes what happens when
ReloadServicedeclines the reload: the switch is deferred with nothing durable recording it. That does not meaningfully apply here. The profile write has to succeed before the reload probe runs, so the server would have to die between two adjacent requests — and an explicit Switch already carries the same exposure. This is not gated on #582.The New and Duplicate buttons are both
[disabled]="!canWriteUserData()", so a read-only session never reaches this path.Verification
npm run ciclean: lint, strict-null gate, 2100 unit tests (up from 2098), 34 schema tests.Five new tests, written before the change and confirmed failing against the old behaviour:
invocationCallOrderrather than on both calls merely having happenedThe existing "does not auto-switch into the created profile" test is replaced rather than deleted; the import test asserting the same property is untouched and now guards the deliberate difference.
Not exercised on a device: the reload itself. The activation path is the one an explicit switch already takes in production.
Closes #589