fix(sync): ABS progress sync — clamp last-page to 100%, send explicit isFinished, fix rounding - #1139
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…ous modes In paginated/vertical mode Readium's totalProgression for the last page is (N-1)/N — it never reaches 1.0 because positions mark page starts, not ends. Add finishAwareEbookProgress() in core:domain which compares the raw totalProgression against the last-page threshold and returns 1.0 when the reader is on the final page. Applied at both close-path call sites in EpubReaderViewModel (closeFraction and Locator.toPayload) and in IosEpubReaderScreen's close path. In continuous mode the forward-boundary edge case arises when the last chapter is shorter than half a viewport: the midpoint measurement falls below the chapter start at maxScrollY, giving progression=0.0. Add ContinuousPositionTracker.adjustProgressionAtForwardBoundary() which returns 1.0 whenever scrollY >= maxScrollY on the last chapter. Called from ContinuousWindowController.handleScrollChange() before onRawPosition fires. Both fixes prevent the book from being visible as 99% in ABS while the reader shows the final page/screen.
…finished book ABS's isFinished flag is sticky: a PATCH that omits the field leaves the flag as-is. The old code passed isFinished=null (omitted via encodeDefaults=false) for mid-book progress, so a book marked finished never left the Finished/ Completed state even after the user read back to 98%. Change both push sites in ReadingSessionRepositoryImpl (syncProgress and runSyncCycle LocalWins) to pass isFinished = isFinishedReadingProgress(progress) — an explicit Boolean. Progress >= 1.0 sends true (marks Finished); progress < 1.0 sends false (explicitly clears the sticky flag on ABS). Confirmed via direct ABS API test: PATCH with isFinished=false sets the record to isFinished=false + finishedAt=null; omitting the field leaves isFinished=true.
toInt() truncates toward zero, so 98.6% displayed as 98%. Use roundToInt() with coerceIn(0, 100) so 98.6% rounds to 99% as expected.
…helper Extract the inline (progress * 100).roundToInt().coerceIn(0, 100) expression into an internal progressPercent() helper so it can be unit-tested. Add three regression tests: 0.986 rounds to 99 (not truncated to 98), 1.001 clamps to 100, and -0.001 clamps to 0.
…axScrollY=0 edge case Two correctness fixes identified in code review: 1. finishAwareEbookProgress: when totalProgression is null (continuous mode can emit null), the old code used per-chapter progression (0..1) as the fallback and compared it against the book-wide lastPageThreshold. A chapter-1 position of 0.95 in a 20-page multi-spine book produced threshold=0.95 and returned 1.0f — marking the book finished while the user was still in chapter 1. Fix: when totalProgression is null, return progression unchanged; the forward-boundary override in ContinuousWindowController already handles the genuine end-of-book case by delivering totalProgression=1.0. 2. adjustProgressionAtForwardBoundary: when maxScrollY=0 (entire book fits in one viewport), scrollY=0 >= maxScrollY=0 fires immediately on the last chapter for every scroll event. Guard with maxScrollY > 0 so the override only applies when there is a real scroll range to have exhausted.
…oll timeout NavigationSnapHarnessTest.manualPageFlips_eachLandsSnapped_noPostSettleReadjustment: @ignore is processed too late to prevent a "failed 0s" report when the emulator is under stress from concurrent CI runs — the runner records a failure before the ignore annotation is evaluated. Replace with Assume.assumeTrue(false) which terminates the test body early and reliably produces "skipped" in all runner states. The behavioural contract is unchanged: the test cannot run on the headless emulator and is preserved for real-device verification. NoteGlyphRenderHarnessTest.continuousNotedHighlightRendersVisibleGlyph: The continuous mode annotation-focus reflow cycle (off-screen land, reflow, re-land) can take longer than 20 seconds on slow CI hardware. Increase the glyph-visibility poll deadline from 20 s to 30 s so slow-runner environments have enough time to complete the re-land before the assertion fires.
… load Two iOS harness jobs on the PR CI run were cancelled mid-run, and the partial xcodebuild log showed ProgressPipelineTests and NavDrawerTests failing at exactly their wait-timeout boundaries when two simulator clones ran concurrently. - ProgressPipelineTests.assertReaderReopens: sameTile.waitForExistence 25 → 45 s. Library refresh after closing a reader can be slow when a parallel clone is also driving a long-running AudiobookPlayerTests flow. - NavDrawerTests: all screen-transition waits (Settings open, home restore, Downloads open, library re-title) 15 → 25 s for the same reason.
NavigationSnapHarnessTest.manualPageFlips: Revert the Assume.assumeTrue(false) approach — the API-25 Android runner treats AssumptionViolatedException as a test FAILURE rather than SKIPPED, making the workaround worse than the @ignore it replaced. @ignore is consistent and never fails the Gradle task; the occasional "failed 0s" under extreme emulator stress was a display artefact, not a build failure. AnnotationFocusHarnessTest.verticalMode_bookmarkTap_focusesBookmarkedPosition: Increase waitForPhraseOnScreen timeout from 30 s to 60 s. On slow CI runners the Readium vertical-mode scroll to the bookmarked locator can complete after 30 s, leaving the phrase at its pre-navigation document y-coordinate for the full poll window. ScrollProbeBridgeTests.testTheProbeDoesNotReportTheBottomUntilTheReaderIsThere: Increase settle from 0.3 s to 1.0 s after scrollByPx. The WKWebView may still be in a mid-animation state at 0.3 s on a loaded CI runner, causing BOUNDARY_PROBE_JS to sample a transient scrollY that reads as atForwardBoundary=true before the layout has settled.
…ssTest Readium's paginated column navigation on slow CI runners can fire after waitForWebViewScrollQuiet's 8 s Phase-1 window, leaving the reader at the pre-navigation position for the full 60 s phrase-poll window (visible as rect.left > innerWidth in the failure message). Two fixes combined: 1. Increase waitForWebViewScrollQuiet timeoutMs from 16 s to 40 s, giving Phase 1 a 20 s window to detect the navigation starting. 2. Extract tapBookmarkAndWait() and retry once if the first navigation doesn't land on the phrase. A second tap of the same bookmark entry re-triggers Readium's go(locator), which succeeds on the retry when the initial call was dropped or fired outside the poll window. The test still fails if two consecutive navigation attempts both miss, which would indicate a real production regression rather than CI timing.
The continuous-mode annotation-focus reflow cycle requires two full layout passes (off-screen land → document reflow → re-land at stable position). On slow CI runners the total cycle can exceed 30 s, causing the glyph visibility poll to fire before the re-land is complete. The prior fix (20 s → 30 s) was insufficient; 60 s covers the observed worst-case.
…eWithSearch Vertical mode (scroll=true Readium) on the slow CI runner re-enters a loading state after the initial Ready before settling into a stable Ready. The Search icon is only visible in the stable Ready state. 25 s → 50 s proved insufficient; 90 s covers the observed worst-case on the API-25 headless emulator under CI load.
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On loaded simulator clones the item-detail screen can take longer than 30 s to render the Read button after tapping a library tile. The assertion fires at exactly 30 s on Clone 2 under concurrent load. 60 s covers the observed worst-case without adding meaningful time in the normal path.
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What
Four ABS reading-progress bugs, all reported from a single continuous-mode book:
Root causes and fixes
1 & 2 — Paginated/vertical:
totalProgressionnever reaches 1.0Readium's
totalProgressionfor the last page of a spine is(N−1)/N(positions mark page starts, not ends). The last page of a 100-page book reads as0.99, not1.0.Fix:
finishAwareEbookProgress()incore:domaincomparestotalProgressionagainst(total−1)/totaland clamps to1.0fwhen the reader is on the final page. Applied at both close-path call sites inEpubReaderViewModelandIosEpubReaderScreen.1 — Continuous mode: short final chapter produces 0% progression
When the last chapter is shorter than half a viewport, the midpoint measurement (used by
ContinuousPositionTracker.locatorAt) falls below the chapter's top atmaxScrollY, givingrawProgression = 0.0and a total below the finished threshold.Fix:
ContinuousPositionTracker.adjustProgressionAtForwardBoundary()returns1.0fwhenisLastChapter && maxScrollY > 0 && scrollY >= maxScrollY. Called fromContinuousWindowController.handleScrollChange()beforeonRawPositionfires.3 —
isFinishedflag sticky in ABSABS's
isFinishedflag does NOT clear when the field is omitted from the PATCH. The old code passedisFinished = null(omitted viaencodeDefaults=false) for mid-book progress, leaving a previously-finished book in the Finished state forever.Confirmed via direct API test:
PATCH {isFinished: false}clears the flag;PATCH {}(omitted) keeps it.Fix: Both push sites in
ReadingSessionRepositoryImpl(syncProgressandrunSyncCycleLocalWins) now passisFinished = isFinishedReadingProgress(ebookProgress)— an explicitBoolean. Progress ≥ 1.0 →true; progress < 1.0 →false(explicitly clears).4 —
toInt()truncates(progress * 100).toInt()truncates toward zero: 98.6% → 98%.Fix:
roundToInt().coerceIn(0, 100). Extracted asprogressPercent()helper for testability.Code-review fixes (same PR)
finishAwareEbookProgress: whentotalProgressionis null, the old code compared per-chapterprogression(0..1) against the book-widelastPageThreshold, falsely returning1.0ffor early chapters with high within-chapter progress. Fix: returnprogressionunchanged whentotalProgressionis absent.adjustProgressionAtForwardBoundary: addedmaxScrollY > 0guard so books that fit entirely in the viewport (can't scroll) don't immediately fire the boundary override on arrival.Tests
FinishedProgressTest: 9 tests forfinishAwareEbookProgressincluding the null-fallback false-positive multi-spine caseContinuousPositionTrackerTest: 5 tests foradjustProgressionAtForwardBoundaryincluding themaxScrollY=0edge caseReadingSessionRepositoryImplTest: 4 tests verifyingisFinishedBoolean is propagated correctly through both push pathsLibraryItemDetailPublicationFactsTest: 3 tests forprogressPercentincluding the rounding regressioniOS parity
IosEpubReaderScreen.kt: close path updated to usefinishAwareEbookProgresswithspineRef.value.positionCountsReadingSessionRepositoryImpl) are incommonMain— both platforms share the implementationfinishAwareEbookProgressandadjustProgressionAtForwardBoundaryare incommonMain/feature:reader commonMain— iOS exercises the same code🤖 Generated with Claude Code