Passing apiFetch-backed helpers directly as React Query queryFn breaks
TypeScript because the context object is not an AbortSignal.
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Subscriber-aware in-flight dedupe so one caller's abort cannot poison
remounted consumers under Strict Mode; wire `/` to shared RouteState
retry and point the Weekend E2E at the real landing route.
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Add shared apiFetch timeouts/abort/typed errors with in-flight dedupe, a
RouteState UI for loading/empty/timeout/error+retry, and wire it through
Weekend (Data Health), Championship, Driver Profile, Briefing, Live, and
Race Hub. Driver summary is local-first with bounded optional OpenF1
enrichment so a hung remote call cannot block the profile.
Spike note: parseSourceMode defaults to openf1; driver summary now treats
omitted ?source= as auto so local season data is preferred.
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Prefer previous_completed_session for Live settling link/poll/readiness so an
older ready default cannot short-circuit handoff; show reconnecting when phase
is disconnected even if browser SSE stays open; refresh Live visuals and add
active responsive snapshots against the Weekend shell.
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After rebasing onto the Weekend shell, /live no longer renders live-empty;
assert the inactive handoff surface instead.
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Distinguish FIA feed drops from true session end via terminal SessionStatus,
consume canonical /api/v1/weekend-context (post-#72 rebase), poll until
analysis-ready, and restore missing live-state styles plus transition/E2E/visual coverage.
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Add an explicit Back to Weekend link that deep-links to /?meeting_key&session_key,
restore that focus on the adaptive Weekend home with a Continue analysis CTA, and
regenerate Race Hub visual baselines against the integrated #80 nav.
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Address PR #82 review blockers: drop the competing /weekend
default_analysis_session resolver, land bare /race-hub via
/api/v1/weekend-context, derive Live/preparing/partial/unavailable from
authoritative context with a moving clock, hide Local Coverage behind
Diagnostics, isolate the future-session fixture from the shared seed,
and strengthen return-to-Weekend context coverage.
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Make bare /race-hub resolve to a completed session and never open empty
post-session analysis for a future race.
- Backend: add `default_analysis_session` to the Weekend context. It never
resolves to a future session (picks the richest completed session, ties
toward the later one; 0 when everything is upcoming). Existing
`default_session_key` and deep links are unchanged.
- Frontend default resolution prefers the most recently completed weekend
(`pickAnalysisFocusMeeting`) and consumes `default_analysis_session`, falling
back to the switcher when only upcoming sessions exist.
- New `sessionState` lib maps timing + coverage to user language
(upcoming/live/preparing/partial/ready/cancelled); the session rail, active
sub-bar, and WeekendSwitcher now label states instead of raw x/11 counts.
- Future sessions render a purpose-built PreSessionView (expected availability +
countdown) instead of empty Winner/Podium/Pole/Strategy/Compare cards.
- Analysis navigation regrouped into Story / Analysis / Data & Context; every
existing tab is preserved. Diagnostics (renamed from Data Status) is now a
secondary action and the raw dataset strip is hidden behind an explicit
toggle, so operational coverage no longer precedes fan content.
- Loading/error states offer Retry and a path back to Weekend.
Tests: Go query tests for future-exclusion; Vitest for default selection,
future pre-session, partial state, error/retry, grouped nav, and sessionState;
hermetic Playwright for bare/completed/future/return-to-Weekend; new
race-hub-future visual snapshots. Seed adds a far-future session inside the
Monaco meeting (kept in-meeting so Command Center focus is unaffected).
Note: `default_analysis_session` is an additive field on the existing
`/weekend` contract (no new endpoint), per the spec's "context contract" scope.
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Address the independent review blockers on PR #80 after rebasing onto the
authoritative #72 Weekend Context API.
- Replace the invented frontend WeekendContext with the exact backend contract
(temporal_state, previous/focus/next meetings, previous_completed/active/next/
default_analysis sessions with availability). Every valid canonical payload now
maps to a designed state via a total resolveViewState; a well-formed response
can never fall through to the limited-data placeholder.
- Make the canonical read the single source of truth: useWeekendContext no longer
fans out to season/meetings/per-weekend/OpenF1/live queries. Only supplementary
championship + news reads run, and only once the canonical context resolves.
- Fix the Prepare/analysis flow: /preview is a stable alias that renders the
preparation surface (PreSessionView) instead of redirecting back to the same
between-races screen.
- One primary navigation system per breakpoint: the mobile top-bar links are
hidden so the bottom bar is the sole primary nav, and Admin is moved out of
every Primary landmark into an operator-utilities toolbar.
- Add Vitest coverage for the contract mapping, every temporal state, loading/
error/limited surfaces, the no-fanout guarantee, the /preview CTA, and the nav
hierarchy; add hermetic Playwright journeys (seeded + injected canonical
payloads), 390/768/1440 overflow checks, and Weekend visual snapshots. Retire
the stale Command Center specs/snapshots.
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Clamp active-chapter detection to the same scrub bounds as chapter clicks,
keep an explicit selection on click for out-of-window timestamps, point E2E
at the empty-state card, and move Race Story empty-state styles out of app.css.
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Consolidate the Race Story section into a cohesive timeline surface: custom
chapter-strip scrolling with active-card sync, unified segmented playback
controls, chapter bands on the position graph with decimated axes and
de-collided labels, map toggle gated by an on-mount replay/outline probe,
and shared empty-state cards. Adds vitest coverage and visual snapshots.
Note: replay/outline queries now probe on mount (not only when Map opens) so
the toggle can be hidden before users hit a dead panel.
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Generate deterministic template headlines server-side for each replay chapter
kind, expose Chapter.headline in the race-hub payload, and render a horizontal
chapter strip on the story view with active-chapter highlighting, click-to-jump,
and a 90-second tour mode built on the existing scrubber playback.
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Spike: replay location fan-out is bounded with a semaphore at 4 concurrent GetLocation calls, covered by TestAssembleReplayFramesBoundsLocationFanOut.
Adds /api/v1/replay/frames with 5s interval floor, 3000-frame cap, nearest-sample snapping, and empty-driver omission. Wires RaceStoryCanvas to lazy-load replay frames plus cached track outlines when the map panel opens, sharing the existing scrubber/playback state across chart and map.
Tests: HOME=/private/tmp/box-box-home GOCACHE=/private/tmp/box-box-go-cache GOMODCACHE=/Users/aman/go/pkg/mod go test ./internal/web; go build ./... (same env, passed with read-only module stat-cache warning); npm run test; npx tsc --noEmit. Full go test ./... is blocked in this sandbox by existing network/listener-dependent internal/api and internal/news tests.
Reframe Briefing into GP-window sections with driver/team tag chips, a sticky
"since last race" header, and client-side digest helpers (gpWindows, groupByWindow,
tagItems). Overlapping inter-race windows resolve to the latest GP; undated items
land in a Recent bucket. Vitest covers digest lib + page render/filter behaviour.
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Add deterministic server-side chapter detection for starts, flag periods, pit phases, decisive top-five swings, and finishes, then expose chapters on the race-hub payload.
Spike result: race-hub already loads race control, positions, and laps in one read model. The requested Detect signature does not include pit stops, so pit phases use IsPitOutLap clusters as the local deterministic pit-stop proxy.
