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#894 asks for a badge for contributing "in any way", including issues and pull requests. This PR counts code contributions only: anyone with a commit on production, usually through a merged pull request. That's the same list the About page shows, and the same criterion #741 uses. Counting opened issues or unmerged pull requests would need a GitHub search per user, and the search API allows about 30 requests a minute. So this leaves #894 open in case the wider version is still wanted.
/dev/null is built in the open, and the About page already lists everyone with a commit in this repository. Nothing on their own profile showed it, although every other kind of participation has an achievement badge. This adds a contributor badge: anyone among the repository's contributors, as the About page lists them, unlocks it and earns a flat 25 XP, like shell shocked earns 100 XP.
This is an alternative to #741, which adds a similar badge. The differences:
It reads the list the About page already caches, through the existing ContributorsQuery, instead of a second query and cache, so profiles and the About page share one GitHub fetch. That keeps it smaller: +231/−42 lines (+104/−38 without tests, partly from moving the existing fetch into its own method), against +242/−4 (+110/−3 without tests) in feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741.
It keeps feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741's good idea of falling back to the last known list while GitHub is down, but keeps that copy for a week rather than forever, so the cache entry has a TTL as the data guidelines ask.
Changes
Achievement::Contributor: the label, description, git-pull-request icon, and a target of 1.
ContributorsQuery::includes(User $user) checks whether the user's GitHub account is in the cached contributor list. It matches by account ID, not handle, since a handle can change on either side, and it reuses the existing one-hour cache, so profiles add no GitHub requests of their own.
ContributorsQuery now keeps every successful list for a week as a fallback. When GitHub doesn't answer, that list is used for a minute before GitHub is asked again, so an outage no longer locks contributors' badges or empties the About page. The list is empty only when GitHub has not answered for a week.
Once that fallback exists, no request waits for GitHub. An expired list is served right away and cached for another minute, so concurrent requests don't ask GitHub too. The refresh then runs through defer() after the response, or after the job or command in queue and console contexts. The fetch moved, unchanged, into refresh().
Profiles never wait for GitHub, not even on a cold cache. When no list is cached at all, includes() returns false at once, and only the first profile request in a minute schedules a refresh after the response, using a short-lived :refreshing marker. The About page still waits for the list in that case, so right after the cache is cleared it doesn't wrongly say GitHub is unreachable.
UserAchievementsQuery adds the badge and its 25 XP in the same way as shell shocked, including a contributor entry in the XP breakdown, mirrored in the XpBreakdown type.
The badge popover and dialog get the new icon, and the dialog's XP footnote mentions +25/contributor.
KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md now lists 16 badges, has a row for the new badge, and describes the About page's outage behaviour.
Tests that strictly mock GitHubProvider and render a profile now expect contributors().
New contributors can wait a few hours for the badge, since GitHub itself can take that long to count a contribution and the list is cached for an hour.
Validation
Local, on macOS with PHP 8.5, PostgreSQL 18 with pgvector, and bun 1.4.3, at 94f63613: this branch with the current production merged in.
vendor/bin/pint --parallel --test: pass
vendor/bin/rector --dry-run: pass
vendor/bin/phpstan: pass
pest --type-coverage --min=100: 100%
pest --parallel --ci --coverage --exactly=100.0: 5883 passed, coverage 100.0%. Two full runs on this base each had a failure in a test unrelated to badges: CommitSearchControllerTest once and OrganizationNotificationsTest once. Both files then passed three times in a row on their own, and the reruns passed in full, so these look like flaky tests under parallel load. The last change before this run only renamed a test, and that test file passed 17/17 afterwards.
bun run test:lint: pass, with warnings only in existing test files
bun run test:types: pass
bun run test:unit: 311 passed
Hosted CI has not run yet.
Visual evidence
These screenshots come from a local build. Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so a test account, @demo-contributor, was added to the contributor list by hand. They were taken with browser viewport emulation unless noted.
After merging production, which added whoopsie as the 16th badge, contributor is the 17th:
Rank block at 1440×900, light
Profile at 390×844, light
Dialog with 17 badges, light
Dialog with 17 badges, dark
Before merging production (16 badges, without whoopsie)
The badge popover with its tooltip could not be opened through browser automation after the merge, so it is shown here from a manual desktop session before the merge. The tile itself did not change.
Badge popover with tooltip, light
Profile at 1440×900, dark
Dialog, badge locked, light
The new tile matches the existing badges: the same chip, icon size and mono label. There is no clipping or overflow at either width, and no horizontal overflow at 390 pixels. With 17 badges, contributor sits alone in the last row of the dialog's two-column grid. Layout shift on load, measured with a buffered PerformanceObserver, was 0 at 1440×900 and at 390×844, both before and after the merge.
Device verification
No mobile interaction changed: the badge uses the existing popover, tooltip and dialog. The phone layout was checked only with Chromium viewport emulation at 390×844, not on hardware or a simulator.
Independent review
A separate, read-only agent session reviewed the change. It was given the task, the repository guidelines, the full diff and the screenshots above.
Base: 6e71709703a98e53c3a52ed314ccd2b01a00ddaf, the current production
Head: 94f63613e669d6e0010451c902c2d79b59862919
Screenshots: 6d194447, plus cbda5292 for the pre-merge set
Verdict: CODE: PASS, VISUAL: PASS, with no blocking findings.
The latest round reviewed a test-only change for a CodeRabbit nitpick. The outage test now runs the deferred refresh and asserts that the failure is cached and GitHub is asked only once. A mutation check showed that it fails when refresh() no longer caches the failure. The reviewer also judged the OrganizationNotificationsTest flake unrelated to this PR.
The round before reviewed a second merge of production (head bf5627ae), in which only the About paragraph in KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md conflicted, plus a Rector-only : never in the tests. It confirmed that the effective diff is unchanged. It found that none of the 56 new production commits touches the contributor lookup or the badges. It also judged the earlier CommitSearchControllerTest failures unrelated to this PR. In that round the reviewer ran the full suite (5883 passed).
The round before reviewed the change for CodeRabbit's note about profiles waiting on a cold cache (head e83a4b5b). It checked:
the cold path, including a stale :refreshing marker, a failed refresh, and the interaction with the About page's synchronous fetch;
the two badge reads in CommitController::store, which produce no false unlock toast;
how defer() behaves in queue and console contexts.
In that round the reviewer ran the full suite (5658 passed).
The round before reviewed the merge of production (head 9ef14a8b). It checked:
that all six conflicted files keep both whoopsie and contributor;
that nothing from either side was lost and nothing unrelated slipped in, since the effective diff is the same 11 files as before;
how the change interacts with production's GitHubProvider changes, whose contributors() method is unchanged.
In that round the reviewer also ran the full suite (5657 passed), bun run test:types and bun run test:unit.
Earlier rounds led to more accurate knowledge base wording on timing and outages. A later round reviewed the change made for CodeRabbit's note about requests waiting for GitHub. For the deferred refresh, the reviewer checked how it behaves in HTTP, queue and artisan contexts, the backoff and TTLs, and that exceptions other than HTTP client errors are reported rather than thrown.
Non-blocking notes:
No test combines a failure partway through pagination with an existing fallback list. It runs through the same, already covered branch.
A deferred refresh is skipped when the response is an error (status 400 or higher) or the queued job fails. The fallback is then still cached for a minute, and the next request schedules the refresh again.
Under Octane, a deferred refresh holds its worker after the response while it waits for GitHub. That is no longer than the request used to wait.
Limits of the review:
The coverage run, type-coverage, lint and static analysis at the merge head are the implementer's; the reviewer did not rerun them.
The deferred path was not exercised live in a running server, queue worker or Octane.
The reviewer judged the screenshots, not a live device.
Limitations
There is no capture from the base branch. The locked state stands in for "before", since the base has no contributor tile.
Not captured after the merge: the popover. Not captured at all: the popover in dark mode, mobile in dark mode, the mobile tap states, and the "+N more" overflow row.
Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so the real contributors endpoint was exercised only through the existing HttpGitHubProvider tests.
If the cached list expires or recovers between the two badge reads in CommitController::store, an unrelated commit could show an unlock toast. The fallback list makes this much less likely.
The deferred refresh was verified through tests, not in a production-like server, queue worker or Octane setup.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a Contributor badge worth 25 XP for eligible GitHub contributors. Eligibility is based on GitHub account identity; bots and AI agents are excluded, and deleting activity does not remove the badge.
Achievement details now show contributor XP and badge progress.
Bug Fixes
Contributor information remains available during GitHub outages using the last list received within the past week. Without a recent list, the page reports the outage.
Documentation
Updated badge eligibility, award timing, and outage information. GitHub delays may mean the badge takes hours to appear.
Anyone among the contributors of the repository, as GitHub lists them
on the About page, earns the contributor badge and 25 XP. They are
matched by their GitHub account, and the badge reads the contributor
list that is already cached for an hour, so profiles add no GitHub
calls of their own.
When GitHub doesn't answer, the contributor list falls back to the last
one it gave in the past week for a minute, instead of being empty. So
an outage no longer costs contributors their badge and its XP, and the
About page keeps showing the list.
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The application adds a contributor badge and a one-time 25 XP award based on GitHub contributor data. It retains the last successful contributor list for up to one week during GitHub outages. Achievement displays, tests, and documentation now include contributor status.
Changes: Contributor achievement
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Contributor lookup and fallback app/Queries/ContributorsQuery.php, tests/Unit/Queries/ContributorsQueryTest.php
ContributorsQuery matches users by GitHub account ID. It retains the last successful contributor list for up to one week and uses that list temporarily when GitHub does not respond. Tests cover deferred refresh, stale-list retention, and lookup behavior.
Contributor badge and XP app/Enums/Achievement.php, app/Queries/UserAchievementsQuery.php, resources/js/types/achievement.ts, tests/Unit/Queries/UserAchievementsQueryTest.php, tests/Feature/Controllers/*Test.php
Achievement results add contributor badge progress and a 25 XP contribution. Tests cover contributor eligibility, and controller tests configure the contributor lookup calls.
Achievement display and documentation resources/js/components/achievements-*, KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md
The achievement display maps the contributor icon and lists its XP award. The documentation describes the badge, award, and contributor-list fallback.
sequenceDiagram
participant UserAchievementsQuery
participant ContributorsQuery
participant GitHubProvider
UserAchievementsQuery->>ContributorsQuery: includes(user)
ContributorsQuery->>GitHubProvider: fetch contributors when needed
GitHubProvider-->>ContributorsQuery: return contributor accounts
ContributorsQuery-->>UserAchievementsQuery: return contributor status
UserAchievementsQuery->>UserAchievementsQuery: calculate badge progress and XP
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Possibly related issues
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#442: The issue requests contributor recognition. This change adds a badge for accounts listed as contributors to this repository.
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#894: This change implements contributor recognition based on repository commit history, which is a narrower form of the requested badge.
Possibly related PRs
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#1271: Both changes use ContributorsQuery, GitHub account IDs, and achievement evaluation.
Suggested reviewers:xheaven, nunomaduro
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review bf562
Cold-cache profile requests no longer wait for the contributor lookup. The outage test could better protect that behavior, but no current merge-blocking failure is established.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to e83a4
The change uses GitHub account IDs rather than mutable handles and does not introduce an access or privilege grant in the inspected paths. The main risk is temporary badge, XP, or level-notification inconsistency during cache initialization, outages, or overlapping refreshes.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The cache is shared by configured repository, so an incorrect snapshot can affect every evaluated matching user, not just the initiating request. The inspected downstream effects are contributor badges, 25 XP, computed levels, and possible level-up notifications; no access-control or privilege grant was found in those consumers.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Public profile callers select a route-bound User, whereas mutation-side badge checks use the authenticated current user. Neither path supplies contributor records or repository parameters. GitHub remains the external membership authority, and strict ID matching prevents handle-only impersonation through this lookup.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Successful pagination completes locally before the snapshot is cached. Caught HTTP failures discard partial results, use the last successful snapshot when available, and cache the outcome for one minute without extending fallback retention. With no snapshot, membership is temporarily false; the cold deferred-refresh claim expires after one minute, permitting recovery after interruption.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — If stronger consistency or upstream-request containment is required, extend single-flight protection to fallback refreshes and prevent older refresh generations from overwriting newer snapshots. This is a hardening option, not a verified security finding.
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- Around line 120-121: Update the accounts() cache-miss flow to return a valid
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Once there is a list from the past week, an expired one is served right
away and cached for another minute, and GitHub is asked after the
response. So no profile or About page request waits for GitHub, neither
for the hourly refresh nor during an outage. GitHub is only asked while
the request waits when there is no list at all.
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Major · Avoid blocking profile requests on a cold contributor cache. · UserAchievementsQuery.php:94
app/Queries/UserAchievementsQuery.php:94 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Avoid blocking profile requests on a cold contributor cache.
When both cache entries are absent, includes() refreshes synchronously. Concurrent profile requests can each wait up to five seconds for GitHub before a failure is cached; a multi-page refresh can take longer. This makes profile rendering dependent on GitHub during a cold start or cache reset. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Return an unavailable result immediately on a cold cache and start a single background refresh.
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Review comment at @app/Queries/UserAchievementsQuery.php at line 94:
Update the contributor lookup in the UserAchievementsQuery flow so a cold cache
returns an unavailable result immediately instead of waiting on synchronous
refresh. Start a single background refresh when both cache entries are absent,
and preserve existing behavior for warm cache entries and concurrent requests.
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- Line 94: Update the contributor lookup in the UserAchievementsQuery flow so a
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Profiles now get no contributor list at once when none is cached, and
only the first of them in a minute asks GitHub, after the response. The
About page still waits for the list, so it doesn't claim GitHub is
unreachable right after the cache is cleared.
@coderabbitai Thanks, the outside-diff finding about profiles waiting on a cold cache (UserAchievementsQuery.php:94) is fixed in e83a4b5.
includes() now never waits for GitHub. When neither the current nor the last list is cached, it returns false at once. Only the first such caller in a minute schedules a single refresh() through defer(), guarded by a :refreshing marker added with Cache::add for a minute. The main key is deliberately left alone there, so the About page, which still waits on a cold cache, can fetch the list itself instead of showing "GitHub can't be reached" for a minute. Warm and fallback behaviour is unchanged. A new test checks that two profile lookups on a cold cache make no GitHub call, and that exactly one call follows after the response.
@coderabbitai About the Linked Issues warning: the narrower scope is deliberate. This PR counts code contributions only, meaning anyone with a commit on production, usually through a merged pull request. That's the list the About page already shows and the criterion #741 uses. Counting opened issues or unmerged pull requests would need a GitHub search per user, under a limit of about 30 search requests a minute. So the PR now says "Part of #894" instead of closing it, and leaves the wider version open.
On the hardening proposal: a single-flight lock for fallback refreshes was considered and left out on purpose. Concurrent refreshes write the same public snapshot within the same minute, and the only effect is which list a badge and its 25 XP are computed from, not any access or award that persists.
Linked Issues warning: “Part of #894” accurately describes the narrower scope. This PR covers code contributors on production; #894 remains open for broader participation. I withdraw the recommendation to expand eligibility in this PR.
Fallback refresh hardening: I accept the decision to omit a single-flight lock. Given the public snapshot and nonpersistent badge/XP calculation, concurrent refreshes do not establish a correctness defect. The lock is optional hardening, not a required fix.
This reassesses the concerns; it does not update the saved check results.
Assert the failed-refresh cache value too. Laravel rescues deferred callback exceptions, so a false includes() result alone does not show that refresh() handled the timeout.
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Review comment at @tests/Unit/Queries/ContributorsQueryTest.php at line 235:
Extend the outage test for ContributorsQuery::includes to invoke the deferred
callback through DeferredCallbackCollection after scheduling the refresh, then
assert the failed-refresh cache entry is false and the user remains excluded.
This verifies the timeout path updates the cache rather than relying on
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- Line 235: Extend the outage test for ContributorsQuery::includes to invoke the
deferred callback through DeferredCallbackCollection after scheduling the
refresh, then assert the failed-refresh cache entry is false and the user
remains excluded. This verifies the timeout path updates the cache rather than
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@coderabbitai Thanks for the nitpick on the outage test (ContributorsQueryTest.php:235), applied in 94f6361. The test now:
runs the deferred refresh;
asserts that the failure is cached as false, and that includes() stays false;
runs the deferred callbacks again;
asserts that GitHub was asked exactly once.
I checked that it fails when refresh() no longer caches the failure. It's renamed to "includes nobody while GitHub is unreachable, and doesn't ask it again meanwhile", because it doesn't cover the retry after a minute; another test does.
@arjankapteijn Thanks! I inspected commit 94f6361. The updated test checks the cached failure and confirms that a second lookup does not cause another GitHub call. A separate test checks the retry after one minute.
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Summary
Part of #894.
#894 asks for a badge for contributing "in any way", including issues and pull requests. This PR counts code contributions only: anyone with a commit on
production, usually through a merged pull request. That's the same list the About page shows, and the same criterion #741 uses. Counting opened issues or unmerged pull requests would need a GitHub search per user, and the search API allows about 30 requests a minute. So this leaves #894 open in case the wider version is still wanted./dev/null is built in the open, and the About page already lists everyone with a commit in this repository. Nothing on their own profile showed it, although every other kind of participation has an achievement badge. This adds a contributor badge: anyone among the repository's contributors, as the About page lists them, unlocks it and earns a flat 25 XP, like shell shocked earns 100 XP.
This is an alternative to #741, which adds a similar badge. The differences:
ContributorsQuery, instead of a second query and cache, so profiles and the About page share one GitHub fetch. That keeps it smaller: +231/−42 lines (+104/−38 without tests, partly from moving the existing fetch into its own method), against +242/−4 (+110/−3 without tests) in feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741.GitHubProvidercontract. feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741 still importsApp\Services\GitHub, whichproductionno longer has.Changes
Achievement::Contributor: the label, description,git-pull-requesticon, and a target of 1.ContributorsQuery::includes(User $user)checks whether the user's GitHub account is in the cached contributor list. It matches by account ID, not handle, since a handle can change on either side, and it reuses the existing one-hour cache, so profiles add no GitHub requests of their own.ContributorsQuerynow keeps every successful list for a week as a fallback. When GitHub doesn't answer, that list is used for a minute before GitHub is asked again, so an outage no longer locks contributors' badges or empties the About page. The list is empty only when GitHub has not answered for a week.defer()after the response, or after the job or command in queue and console contexts. The fetch moved, unchanged, intorefresh().includes()returns false at once, and only the first profile request in a minute schedules a refresh after the response, using a short-lived:refreshingmarker. The About page still waits for the list in that case, so right after the cache is cleared it doesn't wrongly say GitHub is unreachable.UserAchievementsQueryadds the badge and its 25 XP in the same way as shell shocked, including acontributorentry in the XP breakdown, mirrored in theXpBreakdowntype.+25/contributor.KNOWLEDGE_BASE.mdnow lists 16 badges, has a row for the new badge, and describes the About page's outage behaviour.GitHubProviderand render a profile now expectcontributors().New contributors can wait a few hours for the badge, since GitHub itself can take that long to count a contribution and the list is cached for an hour.
Validation
Local, on macOS with PHP 8.5, PostgreSQL 18 with pgvector, and bun 1.4.3, at
94f63613: this branch with the currentproductionmerged in.vendor/bin/pint --parallel --test: passvendor/bin/rector --dry-run: passvendor/bin/phpstan: passpest --type-coverage --min=100: 100%pest --parallel --ci --coverage --exactly=100.0: 5883 passed, coverage 100.0%. Two full runs on this base each had a failure in a test unrelated to badges:CommitSearchControllerTestonce andOrganizationNotificationsTestonce. Both files then passed three times in a row on their own, and the reruns passed in full, so these look like flaky tests under parallel load. The last change before this run only renamed a test, and that test file passed 17/17 afterwards.bun run test:lint: pass, with warnings only in existing test filesbun run test:types: passbun run test:unit: 311 passedHosted CI has not run yet.
Visual evidence
These screenshots come from a local build. Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so a test account,
@demo-contributor, was added to the contributor list by hand. They were taken with browser viewport emulation unless noted.After merging
production, which added whoopsie as the 16th badge, contributor is the 17th:Before merging
production(16 badges, without whoopsie)The badge popover with its tooltip could not be opened through browser automation after the merge, so it is shown here from a manual desktop session before the merge. The tile itself did not change.
The new tile matches the existing badges: the same chip, icon size and mono label. There is no clipping or overflow at either width, and no horizontal overflow at 390 pixels. With 17 badges, contributor sits alone in the last row of the dialog's two-column grid. Layout shift on load, measured with a buffered
PerformanceObserver, was 0 at 1440×900 and at 390×844, both before and after the merge.Device verification
No mobile interaction changed: the badge uses the existing popover, tooltip and dialog. The phone layout was checked only with Chromium viewport emulation at 390×844, not on hardware or a simulator.
Independent review
A separate, read-only agent session reviewed the change. It was given the task, the repository guidelines, the full diff and the screenshots above.
6e71709703a98e53c3a52ed314ccd2b01a00ddaf, the currentproduction94f63613e669d6e0010451c902c2d79b598629196d194447, pluscbda5292for the pre-merge setThe latest round reviewed a test-only change for a CodeRabbit nitpick. The outage test now runs the deferred refresh and asserts that the failure is cached and GitHub is asked only once. A mutation check showed that it fails when
refresh()no longer caches the failure. The reviewer also judged theOrganizationNotificationsTestflake unrelated to this PR.The round before reviewed a second merge of
production(headbf5627ae), in which only the About paragraph inKNOWLEDGE_BASE.mdconflicted, plus a Rector-only: neverin the tests. It confirmed that the effective diff is unchanged. It found that none of the 56 newproductioncommits touches the contributor lookup or the badges. It also judged the earlierCommitSearchControllerTestfailures unrelated to this PR. In that round the reviewer ran the full suite (5883 passed).The round before reviewed the change for CodeRabbit's note about profiles waiting on a cold cache (head
e83a4b5b). It checked::refreshingmarker, a failed refresh, and the interaction with the About page's synchronous fetch;CommitController::store, which produce no false unlock toast;defer()behaves in queue and console contexts.In that round the reviewer ran the full suite (5658 passed).
The round before reviewed the merge of
production(head9ef14a8b). It checked:GitHubProviderchanges, whosecontributors()method is unchanged.In that round the reviewer also ran the full suite (5657 passed),
bun run test:typesandbun run test:unit.Earlier rounds led to more accurate knowledge base wording on timing and outages. A later round reviewed the change made for CodeRabbit's note about requests waiting for GitHub. For the deferred refresh, the reviewer checked how it behaves in HTTP, queue and artisan contexts, the backoff and TTLs, and that exceptions other than HTTP client errors are reported rather than thrown.
Non-blocking notes:
Limits of the review:
Limitations
HttpGitHubProvidertests.CommitController::store, an unrelated commit could show an unlock toast. The fallback list makes this much less likely.Summary by CodeRabbit