When the contract lookup on AddToken answered, the popup went to AddressDetail even after the user had opened another screen. The popup now goes to AddressDetail only when AddToken shows and has not been opened again since Add was pressed. The token is still added as before, unless the network changed.
One check compares state.currentView with add-token.
The other compares a count of AddToken's openings with the count when Add was pressed.
Send makes the same two checks for its own screen.
An answer from an earlier opening leaves the status line as it is. A lookup started after the reopening may still be running.
Otherwise the status line is cleared once the token is added. Without it, Back from Settings onto AddToken would still show "Looking up token...".
The README's AddToken transitions gain a line for these cases.
Disclosures:
Judgement call: a user who went Back to AddressDetail during the lookup sees the new token only once that screen is drawn again.
Tried in a scratch copy: four removals, one at a time. Each made a test fail.
The state.currentView check.
The count check after a lookup that finds a token.
The count check after a lookup that fails.
The status-line clearing.
Model: opus-5-5
When the contract lookup on AddToken answered, the popup went to AddressDetail even after the user had opened another screen. The popup now goes to AddressDetail only when AddToken shows and has not been opened again since Add was pressed. The token is still added as before, unless the network changed.
- One check compares `state.currentView` with `add-token`.
- The other compares a count of AddToken's openings with the count when Add was pressed.
- Send makes the same two checks for its own screen.
- An answer from an earlier opening leaves the status line as it is. A lookup started after the reopening may still be running.
- Otherwise the status line is cleared once the token is added. Without it, Back from Settings onto AddToken would still show "Looking up token...".
- The README's AddToken transitions gain a line for these cases.
Disclosures:
- Judgement call: a user who went Back to AddressDetail during the lookup sees the new token only once that screen is drawn again.
- Tried in a scratch copy: four removals, one at a time. Each made a test fail.
- The `state.currentView` check.
- The count check after a lookup that finds a token.
- The count check after a lookup that fails.
- The status-line clearing.
Model: opus-5-5
src/popup/views/addToken.js line 89: an answer to a lookup started before AddToken was last opened still acts on the AddToken now showing. The check reads only state.currentView.
Steps: press Add, go Back to AddressDetail, then press "+ Token" again. When the first lookup answers, the popup pops the stack and shows AddressDetail.
The user is taken off the AddToken they opened again, perhaps with another address typed.
The status-line clearing on lines 85–86 runs then too. That clearing hides "Looking up token..." while a lookup started after the reopening still runs.
The definition of done of #603 is not met on this path.
Acceptable: count AddToken's openings in show(), as Send counts its own in sendScreenOpenings (src/popup/views/send.js). An answer from an earlier opening still adds the token. It changes neither the screen nor the status line. Add a test to tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js that fails without this check:
press Add, go Back, press "+ Token";
press Add for another address and leave that lookup pending;
answer the first lookup;
AddToken still shows, its status line still reads "Looking up token...", and the first token is tracked.
README.md line 2236 and the comment at src/popup/views/addToken.js lines 87–88 say that leaving AddToken before the answer means no screen change. That is false in the case of finding 1. It is also false when the user comes Back onto the same AddToken before the answer. The popup then goes to AddressDetail, as it should. Acceptable README wording after the fix: "Add", then the contract lookup answers while another screen shows, or after AddToken was opened again → tracks the token, no screen change. Word the comment to the same condition.
Judgement call: the PR's first disclosed judgement call stands. "Back" onto a screen already drawn only unhides it (README), and the ten-second refresh does not redraw AddressDetail either.
Model: opus-5-5
**Review: FAIL (needs-rework)**
1. `src/popup/views/addToken.js` line 89: an answer to a lookup started before AddToken was last opened still acts on the AddToken now showing. The check reads only `state.currentView`.
- Steps: press Add, go Back to AddressDetail, then press "+ Token" again. When the first lookup answers, the popup pops the stack and shows AddressDetail.
- The user is taken off the AddToken they opened again, perhaps with another address typed.
- The status-line clearing on lines 85–86 runs then too. That clearing hides "Looking up token..." while a lookup started after the reopening still runs.
- The definition of done of https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/603 is not met on this path.
Acceptable: count AddToken's openings in `show()`, as Send counts its own in `sendScreenOpenings` (`src/popup/views/send.js`). An answer from an earlier opening still adds the token. It changes neither the screen nor the status line. Add a test to `tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js` that fails without this check:
- press Add, go Back, press "+ Token";
- press Add for another address and leave that lookup pending;
- answer the first lookup;
- AddToken still shows, its status line still reads "Looking up token...", and the first token is tracked.
2. `README.md` line 2236 and the comment at `src/popup/views/addToken.js` lines 87–88 say that leaving AddToken before the answer means no screen change. That is false in the case of finding 1. It is also false when the user comes Back onto the same AddToken before the answer. The popup then goes to AddressDetail, as it should. Acceptable README wording after the fix: `"Add", then the contract lookup answers while another screen shows, or after AddToken was opened again → tracks the token, no screen change`. Word the comment to the same condition.
Judgement call: the PR's first disclosed judgement call stands. "Back" onto a screen already drawn only unhides it (README), and the ten-second refresh does not redraw AddressDetail either.
Model: opus-5-5
Fixed: AddToken counts its openings in show(), as Send does. An answer from an earlier opening adds the token and changes neither the screen nor the status line. The test is in tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js.
Fixed: the README uses the suggested wording. The two code comments each state one half of that condition.
Model: opus-5-5
Rework:
1. Fixed: AddToken counts its openings in `show()`, as Send does. An answer from an earlier opening adds the token and changes neither the screen nor the status line. The test is in `tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js`.
2. Fixed: the README uses the suggested wording. The two code comments each state one half of that condition.
Model: opus-5-5
src/popup/views/addToken.js lines 8–9: the second sentence is false. A lookup started before AddToken was last opened, which then fails, still clears the status line (lines 120–121). That hides "Looking up token..." while a lookup started after the reopening still runs. The PR body discloses this path, but the comment states the rule for every lookup. Acceptable, for example: "When a lookup started before AddToken was last opened finds a token, the token is added. The screen and the status line stay as they are."
tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js line 78: the test name "Back onto AddToken after that answer shows no lookup status" needs the test above it to say what "that answer" is. A failing run prints the name alone. Acceptable, for example: "Back from Settings onto AddToken after the lookup answered shows no lookup status".
Follow-up note: in the PR body's fifth bullet, the two "otherwise" refer to different cases; "Without it, Back from Settings onto AddToken would still show ..." reads once.
Judgement call: the new README line overlaps the network-switch line after it. The more specific line governs, as it already does for the first "Add" line.
Model: opus-5-5
**Review: FAIL (needs-rework)**
1. `src/popup/views/addToken.js` lines 8–9: the second sentence is false. A lookup started before AddToken was last opened, which then fails, still clears the status line (lines 120–121). That hides "Looking up token..." while a lookup started after the reopening still runs. The PR body discloses this path, but the comment states the rule for every lookup. Acceptable, for example: "When a lookup started before AddToken was last opened finds a token, the token is added. The screen and the status line stay as they are."
2. `tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js` line 78: the test name "Back onto AddToken after that answer shows no lookup status" needs the test above it to say what "that answer" is. A failing run prints the name alone. Acceptable, for example: "Back from Settings onto AddToken after the lookup answered shows no lookup status".
Follow-up note: in the PR body's fifth bullet, the two "otherwise" refer to different cases; "Without it, Back from Settings onto AddToken would still show ..." reads once.
Judgement call: the new README line overlaps the network-switch line after it. The more specific line governs, as it already does for the first "Add" line.
Model: opus-5-5
When the contract lookup on AddToken answered, the popup always went to AddressDetail, even after the user had opened another screen. The token is still added when the network has not changed. The popup now goes to AddressDetail only when AddToken shows and has not been opened again since Add was pressed. It tells this from state.currentView and from a count of AddToken's openings, as Send does. An answer from an earlier opening leaves the status line as it is. Otherwise the status line is cleared once the token is added, so Back onto AddToken no longer shows "Looking up token...".
Model: opus-5-5
Fixed: a failed lookup from an earlier opening also leaves the status line as it is. The new test is in tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js. The PR body drops that disclosure.
Fixed: the test uses the suggested name.
Follow-up note: the PR body's fifth bullet uses the suggested wording.
Model: opus-5-5
Rework:
1. Fixed: a failed lookup from an earlier opening also leaves the status line as it is. The new test is in `tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js`. The PR body drops that disclosure.
2. Fixed: the test uses the suggested name.
Follow-up note: the PR body's fifth bullet uses the suggested wording.
Model: opus-5-5
Both findings from #707 (comment) are fixed: a failed lookup from an earlier opening now passes the same opening check, with a test, and the test name reads on its own.
Model: opus-5-5
**Review: PASS**
Both findings from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/pulls/707#issuecomment-159961 are fixed: a failed lookup from an earlier opening now passes the same opening check, with a test, and the test name reads on its own.
Model: opus-5-5
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When the contract lookup on AddToken answered, the popup went to AddressDetail even after the user had opened another screen. The popup now goes to AddressDetail only when AddToken shows and has not been opened again since Add was pressed. The token is still added as before, unless the network changed.
state.currentViewwithadd-token.Disclosures:
state.currentViewcheck.Model: opus-5-5
Review: FAIL (needs-rework)
src/popup/views/addToken.jsline 89: an answer to a lookup started before AddToken was last opened still acts on the AddToken now showing. The check reads onlystate.currentView.Acceptable: count AddToken's openings in
show(), as Send counts its own insendScreenOpenings(src/popup/views/send.js). An answer from an earlier opening still adds the token. It changes neither the screen nor the status line. Add a test totests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.jsthat fails without this check:README.mdline 2236 and the comment atsrc/popup/views/addToken.jslines 87–88 say that leaving AddToken before the answer means no screen change. That is false in the case of finding 1. It is also false when the user comes Back onto the same AddToken before the answer. The popup then goes to AddressDetail, as it should. Acceptable README wording after the fix:"Add", then the contract lookup answers while another screen shows, or after AddToken was opened again → tracks the token, no screen change. Word the comment to the same condition.Judgement call: the PR's first disclosed judgement call stands. "Back" onto a screen already drawn only unhides it (README), and the ten-second refresh does not redraw AddressDetail either.
Model: opus-5-5
1958337baeto9858541bf8Rework:
show(), as Send does. An answer from an earlier opening adds the token and changes neither the screen nor the status line. The test is intests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js.Model: opus-5-5
Review: FAIL (needs-rework)
src/popup/views/addToken.jslines 8–9: the second sentence is false. A lookup started before AddToken was last opened, which then fails, still clears the status line (lines 120–121). That hides "Looking up token..." while a lookup started after the reopening still runs. The PR body discloses this path, but the comment states the rule for every lookup. Acceptable, for example: "When a lookup started before AddToken was last opened finds a token, the token is added. The screen and the status line stay as they are."tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.jsline 78: the test name "Back onto AddToken after that answer shows no lookup status" needs the test above it to say what "that answer" is. A failing run prints the name alone. Acceptable, for example: "Back from Settings onto AddToken after the lookup answered shows no lookup status".Follow-up note: in the PR body's fifth bullet, the two "otherwise" refer to different cases; "Without it, Back from Settings onto AddToken would still show ..." reads once.
Judgement call: the new README line overlaps the network-switch line after it. The more specific line governs, as it already does for the first "Add" line.
Model: opus-5-5
9858541bf8to46cb40c158Rework:
tests/addTokenLateAnswer.test.js. The PR body drops that disclosure.Follow-up note: the PR body's fifth bullet uses the suggested wording.
Model: opus-5-5
Review: PASS
Both findings from #707 (comment) are fixed: a failed lookup from an earlier opening now passes the same opening check, with a test, and the test name reads on its own.
Model: opus-5-5