feat(webapp): correct a track's tags, sending only what changed - #186
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The first item of lot D. A track row now links to /tracks/{id}/edit
for an owner or a manager of its library, and the editor there corrects
the nine fields the server takes — without rewriting the file, and
without touching a correction it was not asked to change.
Provenance appears here and nowhere else, as decided on 2026-09-07.
Each of the seven scalar fields shows the correction beside what the
file says and offers to restore the file's value. Artists and genres
offer the restore without a preview: a correction to either replaced
the rows the file's credits lived in, the server re-reads the file to
restore them, and nothing cheap can show the result first.
The body is computed by a pure function, because that is where data is
lost. A field nobody touched is left out, so another client's correction
survives the save — the server keeps whatever a patch does not mention,
but only if the client does not send it back. A value typed back to
what the file says removes the correction instead of storing a copy
that would pin the track against a later retag. An emptied list is [],
the track crediting nobody, and names are one per line, never split on
a tagger's ";".
The page is not gated on the role; only the link is. The server is the
authority, and a list of libraries that failed to load would otherwise
turn an owner away — a 404 on save says who may correct instead. After
a save the corrections are read back before the form may save again,
because the next patch is diffed against them; a form that could not
read them back locks and says so.
Fourteen unit tests cover the patch. Two end-to-end tests run on both
projects: one captures the wire body of a save that changes the title
and restores the artists of a track another client had given a comment,
asserts it is exactly that, and passes an axe WCAG A/AA sweep; the other
offers the link to an owner and not to a listener.
Proven by inversion. Offering the link to any role fails the listener
half, expected 0 and received 3. Sending untouched fields fails two unit
tests, and the captured body gains "comment": "Remastered" — #177, seen
from the client.
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Lot D's first item shipped. The plan now says what the editor does and what remains of the lot: uploads, then the canvas. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SongTable
participant TrackEditorPage
participant TrackAPI
SongTable->>TrackEditorPage: ouvre l’éditeur de piste
TrackEditorPage->>TrackAPI: récupère les crédits et corrections
TrackAPI-->>TrackEditorPage: renvoie les valeurs sources et corrigées
TrackEditorPage->>TrackAPI: envoie un PATCH limité aux champs modifiés
TrackAPI-->>TrackEditorPage: renvoie les crédits mis à jour
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In `@webapp/e2e/studio-nocturne.spec.ts`:
- Line 307: Update the PATCH mock in the CorrectionForm test to persist the
submitted correction data in the fixture used by subsequent reload requests,
then assert the reloaded title and corrections after Save in addition to the
Saved. message and PATCH body checks.
- Line 985: Mettre à jour le scénario de test autour de mayCorrectTracks pour
ajouter un état de bibliothèque avec le rôle manager, puis vérifier que les
trois liens « Correct tags » sont affichés pour owner et manager avant de
couvrir le scénario listener, qui doit continuer à ne pas les afficher.
In `@webapp/src/track-editor.tsx`:
- Around line 236-243: Update the field-rendering JSX to use a textarea for the
comment field, preserving multiline values through display and onChange while
keeping the existing input behavior for other fields.
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Three review findings on the tag editor, all valid. A comment was edited in a text <input>, and a text input strips line breaks from its value. A tagger's comment over two lines showed flattened, and the first keystroke would have saved it that way. The patch itself stayed correct while the field was untouched — the draft kept the real value and the field was left out — but the screen lied, and editing destroyed. A comment now gets a <textarea>, decided in the pure module beside isNumericField. The role test covered owner and listener, not manager, so a regression to owner-only would have passed. It now steps through all three. After a save the editor reads the corrections back and rebuilds the form, and nothing checked that it did: the PATCH mock ignored what it received, so a form that never reloaded passed for one that did. The mock now applies each write as the server does and is rebuilt for every test, and the test checks that the restored artists come back as the file's and no longer corrected. Each fix was proven by inversion, one at a time and restored byte for byte. Rendering the comment as an <input> fails on the two-line value. Offering the link to owners alone fails the manager step, expected 3 and received 0. Skipping the rebuild of the form after a save leaves the restored artists disabled, and the test fails there. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
An external review found the RFC promising more than any outbox can give, and it was right twice over. Decision 5 said both "a duplicate is worse than a loss" and "network or 5xx: retry". Those cannot hold together for a POST with no idempotency key, and neither track.scrobble nor submit-listens offers one: a response lost after the provider recorded the listen is indistinguishable from a request that never arrived, so retrying writes a second scrobble. The guarantee is now stated as what it can be, exactly-once enqueue on this side and at most one attempt for an ambiguous outcome on theirs, with the frontier named: a transactional outbox gives atomicity with our own queue and never with a third party. Decision 2 said the queue would hold no copy and re-read the track. That argument belongs to a projection of a live row and is wrong for a snapshot, and it is sharper here than the review knew: since #186 a member corrects titles and artists, and a list correction rewrites track_participant, so draining would submit what the track became rather than what was heard. The row now freezes an immutable envelope, which also answers the question the first version left open about a track deleted before its listen is sent. Three more corrections: Last.fm needs application credentials at the deployment and a session key per account, never a secret baked into an AGPL binary; a link carries a generation so twenty queued listens cannot land on the profile of whoever is linked next; and no third-party call may ever happen inside a client request, so "now playing" goes through a bounded in-memory channel that is allowed to drop it. Decision 6 now classifies on a verdict each provider adapter returns rather than on an HTTP status, because Last.fm answers 200 carrying an application error code and Maloja signals refusal in its JSON body. Still Proposed, and still no code: in this project that field never flips, and the Implémentée par line says what runs. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
Summary
The first item of lot D: correcting a track's tags from the web client. A track row links to
/tracks/{id}/editfor an owner or a manager of its library; the editor corrects the nine fieldsPATCH /api/v2/tracks/{id}takes, without rewriting the file and without touching a correction it was not asked to change. Built on the partial patch from #184.Changes
track-corrections.ts— the body of the patch, computed by a pure function with fourteen unit tests, because that is where data is lost:[](credits nobody); names are one per line, never split on;;track-editor.tsx— the page. Provenance appears here and nowhere else (decided 2026-09-07): each scalar shows the correction beside what the file says, with a restore toggle; artists and genres restore without a preview, since the file's credits are no longer in the database once corrected.404on save explains who may correct.api.tsgainsgetTrackOverrides,getTrackCreditsandcorrectTrack;library-scope.tsxgainsmayCorrectTracks; thirty keys in both locales; anediticon; editor styles, including the firsttextareathe client has.Test plan
bun run typecheckbun run lint— clean (the only output is the pre-existing Biome schema-version info)bun run buildbun run test— 89 passed, 14 of them newbun run test:e2e— 42 passed on desktop and mobile, 2 of them new, one with an axe WCAG A/AA sweepbun run dev— not done: the end-to-end tests mock the API, so the editor has not been driven against a live server yetProven by inversion, each restored byte for byte:
"comment": "Remastered"— #177, seen from the clientNotes
{"title": "Army of Me", "artists": null}.getByText("Hidden Place")matched two elements. It now anchors on the row's rating group withtoBeAttached, which is also what makes the listener half non-vacuous — the album renders only once the role is known.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the AGPL-3.0-only license and is signed off via the Developer Certificate of Origin (
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