fix(preview): stop a single media error from emptying the editor - #400
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One `error` event on the hidden <video> latched an asset id into a list that only a remount could clear, and the preview fell through to EditorEmptyState — "Add a video to get started", over a project with clips still on the timeline. Ctrl+R or a trip through the Rec/Media stage was the only way back, because both unmount Preview. The event was not even evidence of a broken file. MEDIA_ERR_ABORTED is what a cancelled load looks like, and the <video> is keyed on the asset id, so every cross-asset clip boundary produces one by design. The code was discarded before anyone could see it, which is why the bug could only ever be reported as "the preview disappeared". - mediaError.ts classifies the MediaError: aborted is ignored and never counted, unsupported gets one retry (a recording still being written reports as unsupported), everything else rides a short backoff. The budget is reset by a successful load, not by elapsed time. - VirtualPreview reloads the source itself with a plain load(), resuming through the existing pendingSeekRef path at a position resolved at reload time from the live playhead — the user can scrub during the backoff, and video.currentTime reads 0 after load(). The rAF tick goes inert while a reload is in flight: an error does not fire pause, so the usual v.paused gate would not hold and the tick would keep taking clip-boundary decisions against a frozen clock. - Preview no longer takes any failure input into the empty-state condition, which is left answering one question: is there anything in this project to show? A source that gives up after the retries shows PreviewErrorCard over the still-mounted canvas, which goes on painting the last composed frame — the pixels come from the native compositor, not from the <video>. The card carries the MediaError code and a Retry button, and clears itself when a source decodes again. - Drops VirtualPreview's untranslated "Video preview could not be loaded." overlay: it lived inside .videoFrame, which carries the live zoom transform, so at 3x it left the stage entirely. Fixes #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe preview now distinguishes transient and terminal media errors. It retries recoverable video failures, preserves the composed canvas, reports diagnostic details, and shows a localized retry overlay instead of rendering the empty state. ChangesPreview media recovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR keeps the editor visible during media failures and adds retry handling, but two bounded correctness risks remain: a successful recovery on one asset may hide an error for another, and recovery may briefly publish an incorrect media position to synchronized timeline consumers. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HTMLVideoElement
participant VirtualPreview
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participant Preview
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HTMLVideoElement->>VirtualPreview: Emit media error
VirtualPreview->>mediaError: Classify error and calculate delay
mediaError-->>VirtualPreview: Return retry or fatal disposition
VirtualPreview->>HTMLVideoElement: Reload source and restore position
VirtualPreview->>Preview: Report recovery or terminal detail
Preview->>PreviewErrorCard: Render localized retry overlay
PreviewErrorCard->>Preview: Invoke retry action
Preview->>VirtualPreview: Increment retryToken
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In `@src/components/ai-edition/VirtualPreview.tsx`:
- Around line 684-686: Remove markSourceHealthy() from the onLoadedMetadata
handler in VirtualPreview, leaving only the ready-state update there; invoke
markSourceHealthy() exclusively from onCanPlay so decode failures still exhaust
the retry budget. Update the recovery test to emit loadedmetadata before
repeated MEDIA_ERR_DECODE events and assert that onVideoError is eventually
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- Around line 214-215: Move the activeSourceRef.current assignment out of render
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Review of the previous commit found it had traded the latch for a livelock. `markSourceHealthy` reset the budget on `loadedmetadata`, but that event means the container header parsed — not that the bytes that killed the decoder are readable. A truncated recording (intact header, unreadable data: the exact case the error card exists for) re-fires it on every reload, so the budget came back faster than failures could spend it. Steady state was a load() every 400 ms, forever, with onVideoError never called and the card never shown. Progress past the failure point is the only honest evidence a reload worked, and the rAF tick — which already samples position where the decoder is known good — is where it is observed. `loadedmetadata` and `canplay` now only clear the in-flight flag and tell Preview a displayed card can go. Also from the review: - The card was illegible in the default theme. Light is the default (useTheme.ts) and there --fg-2 is #334155, near-black on the near-black scrim; the rgba() fallbacks written next to each var() never applied, because --muted-foreground is always defined. The scrim is dark in both themes, so it now pins its own foregrounds. - Preview dropped the failure whenever the source list changed shape. Importing a replacement — which is what the card suggests — grows that list without touching the dead <video>: nothing remounts it and nothing re-fires `error`, so the card and its Retry button vanished from a stage that was still frozen. It now clears only when the failed asset itself leaves the timeline. - A seek during the load window was silently discarded: assigning currentTime before metadata only sets the default playback position, and the queued resume then overwrote it. It re-aims the pending seek. Tests: a scrub during the backoff (the previous "comes back at the playhead" passed with the resume resolved at error time), the reload loop above, and the unmount case now asserts the timer was cancelled rather than that a null videoRef swallowed it. All four were confirmed by mutation — each fails against the code it is written to protect. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second commit ( The first commit traded the latch for a livelock. The retry budget was re-armed in Progress past the failure point is the only honest evidence a reload worked, and the rAF tick already samples position where the decoder is known good, so that is where it is observed now. Three more confirmed findings, all fixed here:
Two of the previous tests were also shown to be vacuous by mutation, and are now real:
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Drops the `activeSourceRef` added two commits ago. It was a third mirror written during render, and the two places that read it — the resume position's asset check and the recovery notification — can read the mounted source the way the rAF tick already does, from `videoSourcesRef` and `sourceIndexRef`. Removes one render-phase ref write rather than moving it into an effect: an effect here would leave this file with seven render-time mirrors and one that is different for no reason a reader could infer. Both call sites run from a timer or a media event, well after commit, so neither can see a value the render phase discarded. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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150-154: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClear failure state only for the recovered asset.
onVideoRecoveredprovides an asset id, buthandleVideoRecoveredignores it. Iffreshemitscanplayaftermovedfailed, this callback clearsmoved's error card even thoughmovedremains in the timeline.Preserve the failure unless the recovered asset id matches
failure.assetId. Add a test that failsmoved, reports recovery forfresh, and keeps the card visible.Proposed fix
- const handleVideoRecovered = useCallback(() => { - setFailure((prev) => (prev === null ? prev : null)); + const handleVideoRecovered = useCallback((assetId: string) => { + setFailure((prev) => (prev?.assetId === assetId ? null : prev)); }, []);As per coding guidelines, “Add a test for every new behavior in the same package as the code under test.”
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In `@src/components/ai-edition/VirtualPreview.tsx`:
- Around line 643-646: Update the retry-reset useEffect in VirtualPreview to
depend on both activeSource.id and activeSource.src, so replacing the source URL
for the same asset resets retryRef.current.attempts and related recovery state.
Add a regression test that exhausts retries, rerenders with the same id and a
new src, then verifies a MEDIA_ERR_DECODE schedules a reload.
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- Around line 150-154: Update handleVideoRecovered in Preview.tsx to accept the
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The <video> is keyed on the asset id alone — deliberately, so two assets resolving to one URL still remount — which means re-pointing an asset at a different file re-runs the load algorithm on the SAME element. The retry state, keyed the same way, survived that: a budget spent on the old file would be charged to the new one, making its first error fatal with no retry at all. Nothing re-points an asset today (every asset mutation in the store preserves originalPath, and addAsset always mints a new id), so this is unreachable through the UI. It is one dependency, and it is the shape a "relink the moved file" flow would take — which is precisely what the new error card's copy invites, and precisely the case where a fresh budget is the point. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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261-272: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFreeze the published playback clock during recovery.
The code publishes
v.currentTimebefore checkingrecoveringRef. Aftervideo.load(),currentTimecan reset to0, so clock consumers can jump to the start during the retry backoff. The existing recovery test documents this reset. The comment states that the webcam overlay should remain at the last good position, but this code does not enforce that.Publish
lastGoodSourceTimeRef.currentandisPlaying: falsewhile recovery is active, or skip the clock update for the recovered element.Suggested change
+ const isRecovering = recoveringRef.current; if (clockRef) { - clockRef.current.sourceTimeSec = v.currentTime; - clockRef.current.isPlaying = !v.paused; + clockRef.current.sourceTimeSec = isRecovering + ? lastGoodSourceTimeRef.current + : v.currentTime; + clockRef.current.isPlaying = isRecovering ? false : !v.paused; clockRef.current.playbackRate = v.playbackRate; clockRef.current.virtualTimeSec = virtualTimeSecRef.current; } - if (recoveringRef.current) { + if (isRecovering) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review asked for the opposite: match the recovered asset id against the failed one before clearing. That would keep "Preview stopped" pinned over a clip that is playing perfectly. Exactly one source is mounted at a time (`videoSources[sourceIndex]` in VirtualPreview), and it is always the one the playhead needs, so a healthy report can only come from the source currently on screen — whichever asset it belongs to. Ignoring the id is the intent, not an oversight, and the code now says so. Moving back onto the dead asset remounts it and earns a fresh retry cycle, so the card returns by itself if it should. Applying the proposed diff fails the new test, which is the point. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`currentTime` is a live accessor into the media pipeline, and the block added for the reload budget read it three times per tick — 60×/s. One read, three uses. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added while setting up a manual test run; every other entry in launch.json is deliberately headless (NO_ELECTRON), and a config that spawns a window is a local convenience, not part of this fix. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found by breaking a real recording and watching the log rather than the tests. One corrupt file produced THREE full retry episodes, twelve reloads in total, where the design says two reloads and one card. Two causes, both mine: - The budget is re-armed by playing past the position the decoder died at. That file had two bad spots 0.47 s apart — further than the 0.25 s margin — so each failure looked like progress past the OTHER one and handed the budget back every cycle. - Worse, the fatal path never cleared `failedAtSourceTimeRef`, so even after giving up and showing the card, the next tick past the old failure point re-armed a source already declared dead and started the whole thing again. The fatal path now clears it: once we have given up, only Retry or a media change re-arms. And `MAX_RELOADS_PER_MEDIA` (twice the nominal budget) caps reloads for one mounted media whatever the heuristic concludes — a backstop that does not depend on getting the margin right. Copy follows the evidence too. Both failures seen in the field were on a file that was present and readable — a demuxer seek failure, then an audio decode failure — so "may have been moved" was leading with the one cause never observed. It now leads with damage, in all 13 locales. Tests: both regressions reproduced in jsdom (twelve reloads become four), and both confirmed by mutation. The first version of the ceiling test was vacuous — it never fired loadedmetadata, so the recovery flag kept the tick quiet and the re-arm it was meant to exercise never happened. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is the cause of #395, not a mitigation of it. Dragging the playhead publishes a new time every rAF — V4Timeline already coalesces pointermove to that, "to avoid IPC flooding" — the shell mints a seekTarget per publish, and VirtualPreview turned every one into a `currentTime` write. Roughly sixty demuxer seeks a second on a 1080p H.264 file the native compositor is decoding at the same time. Chromium fails one: MEDIA_ERR_NETWORK (2) — PipelineStatus::PIPELINE_ERROR_READ: FFmpegDemuxer: demuxer seek failed Captured on an instrumented build of main, on a recording ffmpeg decodes end to end without a single defect, in this console order: the scrub's own React warning, then the seek failure, then the preview collapsing to "Add a video to get started". That is the reported bug, start to finish. `applySourceTime` now holds at most one seek open: a target arriving while the element is still `seeking` replaces the queue rather than stacking, and is applied on `seeked`. Latest wins — an intermediate scrub position was never a destination the user asked to see. Both seek entry points route through it, and `seekToSourceTime` gains the pending-resume re-aim its sibling already had. The programmatic-seek flag is now raised at the moment of the actual write. Raising it on a deferred target would let a frame on which no seek happened consume it. Tests: four cases against an element that models a real one on the axis that matters (a write starts a seek, the element stays seeking until the browser says otherwise). Confirmed by mutation — without the guard the same scrub produces [2, 4, 6, 8] instead of [2] then [2, 8]. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A long editing session could exhaust the recoveries and show a card on healthy media. The budget counted reloads over the LIFETIME of the mounted media, and the confirmed cause of #395 — our own seek storm — produces a failure per scrub burst that a 400 ms reload repairs every time. Four bursts and the fifth hiccup was terminal, on a file that was never broken. Measured today: one scrub burst, one reload. The budget is now reloads inside a 30 s window. A rate cannot be exhausted by session length, only by a burst: a dead file spends it in seconds and the user gets the card at once, while hiccups minutes apart each get the full budget and are never seen. That also removes the mechanism that kept getting this wrong. The budget was re-armed by playback getting past the position it died at — a rule that is broken in both directions: it sits above the `if (v.paused) return` gate, so a forward scrub while paused re-armed it without decoding a byte, and a backward scrub never re-armed it at all. A window expires by itself, so there is nothing to re-arm. The lifetime ceiling added to compensate goes with it. A give-up latch replaces both: once the card is up, an emptying window must not restart the cycle behind it — a dead file would reload every 30 s, flash back on the metadata that always parses, and lose the card. Only Retry or a media change lifts it. Retry also stops costing the user a recovery: it clears the history rather than resetting a counter that `reloadActiveSource` then incremented, so the click no longer spends one of the reloads it is meant to restore. Three mechanisms become one, and the two constants I had picked by intuition are down to one grounded in measurement. Tests: the window expiring and the give-up latch, both confirmed by mutation. The first version of the window test was vacuous — the predicate existed twice, in the component and in the policy module, so each copy masked a mutation of the other. `pruneReloads` is now the single definition. Refs #395 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The editor preview would disappear mid-session and be replaced by the "Add a video to get started" empty state, over a project whose clips were still on the timeline. It only came back with
Ctrl+Ror a trip through the Rec/Media stage — both of which unmountPreview, which is what pinned the fault to that component's own state.The chain. One
errorevent on the hidden<video>put the asset id intofailedSourceIds; with a single-asset project that madeallSourcesFailedtrue; and the only reset was an effect keyed on the set of source URLs, which never changes while editing one recording. No retry, no other reset — permanent for the lifetime of the component.The event was not even evidence of a broken file.
MEDIA_ERR_ABORTEDis what a cancelled load looks like, and the<video>is keyed onactiveSource.id, so every cross-asset clip boundary remounts it mid-load and produces one by design. TheMediaErrorwas discarded before anything could look at it, which is why the bug could only ever be described as "the preview disappeared".What this does, in three layers:
mediaError.ts(pure, node-tested): aborted is ignored and never counted;SRC_NOT_SUPPORTEDgets one retry (a recording the capture process is still writing reports as unsupported); everything else, including anerrorcarrying noMediaError, rides[400, 1200] ms. The budget is reset by a successful load, not by elapsed time — otherwise the fourth transient failure of a long session is terminal, which is this bug with a longer fuse. Every branch logs the code,networkState,readyStateand its own decision.VirtualPreviewreloads the source itself with a plainload()and resumes through the existingpendingSeekRef→onLoadedMetadatapath (one resume path, not two). The position is resolved at reload time from the live playhead,assetId-checked against the mounted source, falling back to a source time sampled while the decoder was healthy —video.currentTimereads 0 afterload(), so trusting it would silently rewind the user. The rAF tick goes inert while a reload is in flight: anerrordoes not firepause, so the usualv.pausedgate does not hold, and the tick would keep taking clip-boundary decisions against a frozen clock and clobber the queued resume.Preview's empty-state condition takes no failure input at all now; it is left answering one question, is there anything in this project to show?. A source that gives up after the retries rendersPreviewErrorCardover the still-mounted canvas, which goes on painting the last composed frame (the pixels come from the native compositor — the<video>is only a decode clock). The card carries theMediaErrorcode and a Retry button, and clears itself as soon as any source decodes again.Also drops
VirtualPreview'sVideo preview could not be loaded.overlay: untranslated in a 13-locale app, offered no action, and lived inside.videoFrame— which carries the live zoom transform, so at 3× it was translated off the stage.The copy deliberately does not claim to know why. The two causes we know of — a file that moved and a file still being written — are indistinguishable from the renderer without a filesystem round trip, and guessing wrong sends someone re-importing media that was never gone.
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(Reported on Windows 11; nothing here is platform-conditional.)
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Not included — the failure needs a real decoder fault to reproduce, which is exactly what jsdom cannot stage. See the manual pass below; happy to attach a capture once someone can provoke it on a machine that shows it.
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npx vitest --run src/components/ai-edition→ 23 files, 141 passednpm run test→ 154 files, 1808 passed / 5 skippednpm run i18n:check,npm run lint,npx tsc --noEmit,npx tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit— all cleanNew coverage:
mediaError.test.ts(node) — the disposition table, including that code 1 is"ignore"at every attempt count and never spends budget.VirtualPreview.mediaError.test.tsx(jsdom, fake timers) — aborted load is a complete no-op; a decode failure reloads after the backoff without reporting; the reload comes back at the playhead rather than at 0; the rAF tick stops steering while recovering (asserted at 9.96 s, the frame where the boundary advance would otherwise fire); the budget is spent, then re-armed by a successful load; unsupported gets exactly one look; the retry token reloads immediately from the terminal state; and a reload never fires against an unmounted element.Preview.test.tsx— the four latch-premised tests are inverted, not deleted (they encode intent from 33c811c; only the verdict changed), plus a parametrised guard that the empty state is unreachable whenever the project has media.VirtualPreview.playback.test.tsxpasses unchanged, which is also the guard that no i18n provider dependency crept intoVirtualPreview(that suite renders it bare).Still worth a manual pass, since jsdom has no media pipeline: rename a loaded recording out from under the editor, seek, and confirm the retry card over the last frame instead of the import screen; rename it back and click Retry. That run also answers the one open question — the new
[preview]log line prints what code Chromium actually reports for a vanishedfile://, which is what the one-retry budget for code 4 is betting on.What this does not do
Deliberately out of scope, and rejected during design rather than overlooked:
reasondiscriminant onget-readable-file-info; AGENTS.md flagselectron/IPC as security-sensitive and it would only change which sentence the card prints. Hedged copy covers both honestly.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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