Commits

Project activity for October 26, 2026:

com.happitec.shared-photography-app

53 commits

• Overhauled Navigation Architecture: Refactored the navigation system across the main app, Quick Send, and Reply to use stateless toolbar buttons driven by @Observable models. This ensures navigation state and notification handlers persist across page transitions and prevents redundant re-renders during pushes.
• iOS 26 UI/UX Modernization: Implemented native iOS 26 design patterns, including the use of .glass(.clear) button styles, system-standard Button(role: .close) implementations, and splitting bottom toolbars into individual glass groups for a more native look and feel.
• Enhanced Message Editing Experience: Introduced a dedicated “editing mode” for message cards that disables conflicting drag/pinch gestures, centers the message window on screen, and implements a dynamic “lift” mechanism to ensure the text cursor remains visible above the keyboard.
• Keyboard & Toolbar Integration: Developed a custom KeyboardNavBar that dynamically positions itself based on the measured keyboard frame. This includes logic to hide the primary bottom toolbar while typing to prevent UI clutter and “doubled” navigation elements.
• Race Condition & State Fixes: Resolved critical UI glitches where navigation pushes occurred before image picker sheets had finished dismissing, eliminating visual artifacts (e.g., “doubled glass rings”) by tracking sheet visibility and queuing pending pushes.
• Testing & Diagnostic Infrastructure: Expanded the test suite for NavStateMachine and MessageEditSession, and integrated temporary diagnostic tools (multitouch recorders and touch visualizers) to debug gesture conflicts and coordinate space calculations.

api.shared.photography

7 commits

• Established a Comprehensive Testability Roadmap: Developed an eight-phase strategic plan to bring the API under test. This includes a full audit of Lambda handlers, the creation of a baseline for current tests, and a strict gating process to ensure stability before attempting a TypeScript migration.
• Optimized CI/CD Infrastructure: Migrated test execution from AWS CodeBuild to self-hosted GitHub Action runners. This shift removes dependencies on AWS-hosted environments and streamlines the pipeline by pre-installing critical dependencies on the runners to mirror production.
• Resolved Production Binary Parity: Addressed a critical discrepancy where canvas and sharp are provided via Lambda layers rather than npm install. The architecture was updated to treat these layers as the primary source of truth for tests, ensuring that binaries used during testing match the production environment exactly.
• Hardened Dependency and Build Management: Isolated test-only dependencies (like typescript) into a separate test/package.json to prevent them from leaking into production deployments. Implemented symlink guarding and refined the sam build process to ensure deployment artifacts remain clean and predictable.
• Refined API Architecture and Security: Identified and documented several high-priority technical debts and security risks, including stored XSS on the reply page, unsigned webhooks, and JWS scope issues. Proposed a transition to a unified Dependency Injection (DI) mechanism and a standardized init() pattern for configuration to replace lazy-loading.
• Synchronized API Specifications: Addressed drift between the shared openapi.yaml and its consumer copies, while establishing a clear path for OpenAPI-driven schema validation to replace fragmented JSON Schema layers.

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