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Show "Approved" on an invite ask card approved from its tracker item on this device - #39
Approving an agent's invite-link ask from its tracker item shows the new link once, as intended. But the ask's card in the chat then read "Approved on another device.", even when the tap was made on this same phone: the card only sees the tracker item's close, which looks the same whichever device answered.
Now:
The tracker item's Approve answer already names the ask it answered (ask.id). The app reads it alongside the link.
The session's in-memory invite link store also keeps the ids of the asks approved on this device this session. Ids only: the link is still never stored, and nothing new is persisted. Signing out clears it with the links.
The chat card reads "Approved" for an ask in that set, and still "Approved on another device." when the approval came from elsewhere. A later tap on the card (which the journal refuses as no longer pending) also reads "Approved".
Tests
InviteAskViewModelTest: a tracker-item approve here reads "Approved" even after the mirror's close arrives; an approve of a different ask leaves the card at "Approved on another device."; a card tap after a tracker-item approve here reads "Approved"; the set holds ids only, outlives Done on the link, persists nothing and is dropped by sign-out.
ItemsSyncTest: the tracker item's Approve hands over the link with the ask id.
ContactsApiTest: the ask id is read from the comment answer.
Low Risk
Session-scoped in-memory UI state and API field plumbing for invite asks; no auth, persistence, or invite-link storage changes.
Overview Invite ask cards in chat no longer show "Approved on another device" when the user actually approved on this phone via the ask's tracker mirror item—only the durable tracker close was visible before, which looked identical across devices.
The PR threads ask.id through tracker Approve responses (ItemCommentResult, JournalApi, ItemsSync.onInviteLink) into session-scoped RevealedInviteLinks, which now keeps an in-memory approvedHere set of ask ids (never persisted; cleared on sign-out). ChatViewModel.inviteAskState(eventID, ask) treats those ids as Approved on the timeline card, and the UI wires inviteAsksApprovedHere so tracker-item approvals recompose the card. Card taps still pass askId into show() for consistency.
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New Features
Invite-ask cards now show when an ask was approved on this device, including after its invite link is dismissed.
Approving an invite ask now keeps its ID linked to the invite link, so the matching card can show the correct approval status.
Clearing revealed invite links also clears approval status for the current session.
…here
Approving an agent's invite-link ask from its tracker item showed the link
once, but the chat card then read "Approved on another device": the mirror
item's close cannot tell a tap on this phone from one on another device.
The tracker item's answer names the ask it approved. The session's invite
link store now keeps, in memory only, the ids of asks approved on this
device (never the link), and the chat card reads "Approved" for those.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The approval response now carries an invite ask ID with its link. The app records that ID for the session and uses it to show the matching invite-ask card as approved.
Changes: Invite ask approval flow
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Summary
Propagate ask ID with approval link app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/journal/ItemsApi.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/journal/JournalApi.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/journal/ItemsSync.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/AppDependencies.kt, app/src/test/java/chat/matron/android/journal/ContactsApiTest.kt, app/src/test/java/chat/matron/android/journal/ItemsSyncTest.kt
ItemCommentResult includes the ask ID returned by the journal. ItemsSync passes it with the link to RevealedInviteLinks. Tests verify the response and callback carry both values.
Track and display local approval app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/journal/Contacts.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/viewmodels/ChatViewModel.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/features/chat/ChatScreen.kt, app/src/main/java/chat/matron/android/features/chat/TimelineItemView.kt, app/src/test/java/chat/matron/android/viewmodels/InviteAskViewModelTest.kt
RevealedInviteLinks tracks approved ask IDs for the session and clears them in clearAll(). ChatViewModel uses the matching ask ID to resolve the card as approved, and the chat UI supplies the ask to the state resolver. Tests cover matching and non-matching IDs, precedence, and clearing.
sequenceDiagram
participant JournalApi
participant ItemsSync
participant AppDependencies
participant RevealedInviteLinks
participant ChatViewModel
participant ChatScreen
JournalApi-->>ItemsSync: ItemCommentResult with link and askId
ItemsSync->>AppDependencies: onInviteLink(link, askId)
AppDependencies->>RevealedInviteLinks: show(link, ASK, askId)
RevealedInviteLinks-->>ChatViewModel: approvedHere ask IDs
ChatScreen->>ChatViewModel: Resolve invite ask state
ChatViewModel-->>ChatScreen: InviteAskState
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Possibly related PRs
Matronhq/matron-android#37: Adds invite-ask cards and approval link delivery, which this change extends by carrying the ask ID into card state.
Matronhq/matron-android#38: Changes shareable-link selection for invite ask approval responses, which this change extends by capturing and propagating the ask ID.
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What changes
Approving an agent's invite-link ask from its tracker item shows the new link once, as intended. But the ask's card in the chat then read "Approved on another device.", even when the tap was made on this same phone: the card only sees the tracker item's close, which looks the same whichever device answered.
Now:
ask.id). The app reads it alongside the link.Tests
InviteAskViewModelTest: a tracker-item approve here reads "Approved" even after the mirror's close arrives; an approve of a different ask leaves the card at "Approved on another device."; a card tap after a tracker-item approve here reads "Approved"; the set holds ids only, outlives Done on the link, persists nothing and is dropped by sign-out.ItemsSyncTest: the tracker item's Approve hands over the link with the ask id.ContactsApiTest: the ask id is read from the comment answer../gradlew :app:assembleDebug :app:testDebugUnitTestpasses locally.Before/after images of the card are in a comment below.
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Low Risk
Session-scoped in-memory UI state and API field plumbing for invite asks; no auth, persistence, or invite-link storage changes.
Overview
Invite ask cards in chat no longer show "Approved on another device" when the user actually approved on this phone via the ask's tracker mirror item—only the durable tracker close was visible before, which looked identical across devices.
The PR threads
ask.idthrough tracker Approve responses (ItemCommentResult,JournalApi,ItemsSync.onInviteLink) into session-scopedRevealedInviteLinks, which now keeps an in-memoryapprovedHereset of ask ids (never persisted; cleared on sign-out).ChatViewModel.inviteAskState(eventID, ask)treats those ids as Approved on the timeline card, and the UI wiresinviteAsksApprovedHereso tracker-item approvals recompose the card. Card taps still passaskIdintoshow()for consistency.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 3d65d7e. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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