// // WorkoutMergePlanner.swift // Workouts // // Copyright 2025 Rouslan Zenetl. All Rights Reserved. // import Foundation /// Pure, deterministic per-log merge of a watch-pushed `WorkoutDocument` against the phone's /// cached copy — the durable fix for H1, where `ingestFromWatch` arbitrated by *whole-document* /// `updatedAt` and so lost one side's edit whenever the two devices changed the same workout at /// once. Merging per log makes edits to *different* exercises commute: neither side is clobbered /// just because its overall stamp is newer, so delivery order and offline gaps stop mattering. /// /// Log existence is reconciled by id against explicit deletion tombstones (`deletedLogIDs`, /// phone-authored — the watch never deletes a log), so an absent log is never ambiguous between /// "deleted on the phone" and "just added on the watch". Runs phone-side only (in /// `SyncEngine.ingestFromWatch`); the merged document then flows through the normal /// `save(workout:)` path and is echoed authoritatively back to the watch. enum WorkoutMergePlanner { /// Deletion tombstones older than this are pruned. A device offline longer than the grace /// may resurrect a since-deleted log — the same bounded risk as the whole-workout stub grace. static let tombstoneGrace: TimeInterval = 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 /// The instant a log was last changed, for ordering concurrent edits: its own `updatedAt` /// when present, else the best lifecycle timestamp, else `.distantPast` — so a legacy log /// carrying no stamp always loses to a stamped edit and to any tombstone. static func modTime(_ log: WorkoutLogDocument) -> Date { log.updatedAt ?? log.completedAt ?? log.startedAt ?? .distantPast } /// Merge `incoming` (from the watch) into `cached` (the phone's current copy). Log content /// is resolved per id (newer `modTime` wins); deletion tombstones from both sides union and /// drop a log only when the deletion is at-or-after the log's own edit — a strictly-newer /// edit resurrects the log and clears its stale tombstone. Workout-level scalars come from /// whichever document is newer overall; status and `end` are recomputed from the merged logs. static func merge(incoming: WorkoutDocument, cached: WorkoutDocument, now: Date = Date()) -> WorkoutDocument { // 1. Union deletion tombstones — newest stamp per id wins. var tombstones = cached.deletedLogIDs ?? [:] for (id, when) in incoming.deletedLogIDs ?? [:] { tombstones[id] = tombstones[id].map { max($0, when) } ?? when } // 2. Per-id log union — newer modTime wins; equal stamps keep the cached (phone) copy. var logsByID: [String: WorkoutLogDocument] = [:] for log in cached.logs { logsByID[log.id] = log } for log in incoming.logs { guard let have = logsByID[log.id] else { logsByID[log.id] = log; continue } if modTime(log) > modTime(have) { logsByID[log.id] = log } } // 3. Apply tombstones: a deletion at-or-after the log's own edit drops it; a strictly // newer edit resurrects the log and clears the now-stale tombstone. for (id, deletedAt) in tombstones { guard let log = logsByID[id] else { continue } if modTime(log) > deletedAt { tombstones.removeValue(forKey: id) } else { logsByID.removeValue(forKey: id) } } // 4. Prune tombstones past the grace period. tombstones = tombstones.filter { now.timeIntervalSince($0.value) < tombstoneGrace } // 5. Base scalars (splitID/name, start, metrics, …) on the newer document overall — it // carries a just-attached metrics summary or a rename — then override the reconciled // parts. Ties prefer the cached copy (the phone is the sole writer). Sort is // id-tie-broken so the result is deterministic even when two logs share an `order`. var merged = incoming.updatedAt > cached.updatedAt ? incoming : cached merged.logs = logsByID.values.sorted { $0.order != $1.order ? $0.order < $1.order : $0.id < $1.id } merged.deletedLogIDs = tombstones.isEmpty ? nil : tombstones merged.recomputeStatusFromLogs(now: now) merged.updatedAt = max(incoming.updatedAt, cached.updatedAt) merged.schemaVersion = WorkoutDocument.currentSchemaVersion return merged } }