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workouts/Workouts/Sync/SeedReconcile.swift
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rzen 16b61946d5 Treat order as presentation in seed logic; add per-seed restore and routine duplication
Drag-to-reorder writes Routine.order through the document, which used to
read as a content edit: isPristine would fork a starter for a mere reorder,
and reconcile's semantic compare would clobber a reordered seed file back
to bundle order. Both now normalize order (and updatedAt) away — a fixed-
ULID file still never holds user content; ordering is bookkeeping.

SyncEngine gains restoreSeed(id:) — the per-seed analog of the bulk
restore, sharing one restoreSeedIfEligible core — and duplicate(routine:),
which copies any routine (starter or not) to a fresh ULID with fresh
exercise ids, a unique "… Copy" name, and last position in the list.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H8VxUX4ckjU3vRF5M4L5FV
2026-07-15 10:45:02 -04:00

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import Foundation
// Pure decision logic for bringing an install's on-disk starter-routine library in
// line with the current app bundle. No I/O and no `SyncEngine` dependency, so the
// safety-critical part is fully unit-testable in isolation: `SyncEngine.reconcileSeeds()`
// gathers the live seed-path files, stub set, and live routine names, hands each seed to
// `SeedReconcilePlanner.decision(...)`, and executes the returned skip / upgrade / write.
//
// Why this exists: starter seeds ship as byte-canonical `RoutineDocument` JSON under
// FIXED ULIDs (see `SeedLibrary`). `autoSeedIfEmpty` only ever writes them into a
// verifiably empty container, so an existing install can never pick up an upgraded
// seed revision or a newly-shipped seed. This planner decides, per seed, whether the
// live fixed-ULID file is up to date, stale (needs the current bundle bytes), deleted
// (vetoed), or missing (write it).
//
// Safety invariant this relies on: a live file at a seed's fixed ULID can NEVER hold
// user-authored content — every user edit forks the seed to a fresh random ULID
// (clone-on-edit), and fixed-ULID files only exist on app versions that have
// clone-on-edit. So overwriting a seed-path file with current bundle bytes never
// destroys user data; at worst it upgrades an older seed revision.
// MARK: - Input
/// Everything the planner needs to decide one seed, pre-gathered by the engine.
struct SeedReconcileInput: Equatable {
/// The seed's fixed ULID.
let seedID: String
/// The bundle seed document (canonical current content).
let seedDoc: RoutineDocument
/// The decoded live file currently sitting at the seed's fixed path, or `nil`
/// when no live file exists there (deleted, or never written).
let liveDoc: RoutineDocument?
/// Whether a tombstone stub exists for this seed's id.
let hasStub: Bool
}
// MARK: - Decision
enum SeedReconcileDecision: Equatable {
/// Do nothing — the reason is carried for logging and tests.
case skip(SeedSkipReason)
/// A live file exists at the seed path but differs from the bundle: overwrite it
/// with the verbatim bundle bytes (an older seed revision).
case upgrade
/// No live file, no veto, no name collision: write the verbatim bundle bytes (a
/// newly-shipped seed, or a pre-fixed-ULID install missing the file).
case write
}
enum SeedSkipReason: Equatable {
/// The live file already matches the bundle seed (schemaVersion-normalized).
case upToDate
/// The live file was written by a newer app version — never downgrade-rewrite it.
case quarantined
/// No live file, but a stub exists: the user deleted this seed. Respect the veto.
case vetoed
/// No live file and no stub, but a live routine already uses this seed's name
/// (e.g. a legacy runtime-built or user-cloned "Upper Body"). Writing the seed
/// would duplicate it by name.
case nameCollision
}
// MARK: - Planner
enum SeedReconcilePlanner {
/// The automatic on-connect decision for one seed (see the decision table in the
/// file header). `liveRoutineNames` must be the names of every live routine currently
/// in the container/cache after reconcile — the name-collision guard consults it.
static func decision(
for input: SeedReconcileInput,
liveRoutineNames: Set<String>
) -> SeedReconcileDecision {
if let live = input.liveDoc {
// A live file sits at the seed path. Never touch one a newer app version
// wrote (the forward-compat quarantine), otherwise compare content.
guard live.isReadable else { return .skip(.quarantined) }
return semanticallyEqual(live: live, seed: input.seedDoc)
? .skip(.upToDate)
: .upgrade
}
// No live file at the seed path.
if input.hasStub { return .skip(.vetoed) }
if liveRoutineNames.contains(input.seedDoc.name) { return .skip(.nameCollision) }
return .write
}
/// Semantic (not byte) equality of a live seed file against the bundle seed.
///
/// A byte compare is wrong here: a container file may have been written by an
/// older app version, carrying extra now-removed keys and a lower `schemaVersion`.
/// Decoding both into the current `RoutineDocument` already drops unknown keys, so
/// the only remaining artificial difference is the version stamp — normalize the
/// live doc's `schemaVersion` to the seed's before the `==` so an older wrapper of
/// identical content reads as up to date (no churn), while a genuine content
/// change reads as different (upgrade).
///
/// `order` and `updatedAt` are likewise normalized away: dragging a starter to
/// reorder the Library list writes a new `order` (and stamps `updatedAt`) onto the
/// seed's fixed-ULID file. That is presentation, not content — a live seed whose
/// only drift is the user's ordering must read `.upToDate` so the on-connect
/// reconcile never clobbers it back to the bundle's default order. A genuine content
/// change still differs and upgrades. (Accepted tradeoff: a real bundle-shipped seed
/// revision does upgrade verbatim and resets that one seed's order — rare, harmless.)
static func semanticallyEqual(live: RoutineDocument, seed: RoutineDocument) -> Bool {
var normalized = live
normalized.schemaVersion = seed.schemaVersion
normalized.order = seed.order
normalized.updatedAt = seed.updatedAt
return normalized == seed
}
/// Whether the deliberate "Restore Starter Routines" action should (re)write a seed:
/// only when no live file sits at its path and no live routine already uses its name.
/// Unlike `decision(...)` a stub does NOT veto here — restore lifts the veto — but
/// the engine still removes the stub as a separate execution step. A seed whose
/// live file already exists is left for `decision(...)` to upgrade.
static func shouldRestore(
hasLiveFile: Bool,
seedName: String,
liveRoutineNames: Set<String>
) -> Bool {
!hasLiveFile && !liveRoutineNames.contains(seedName)
}
}