When navigating away from SongPage and back to the same song, the container
div is a new DOM element but the URL is unchanged. The previous early-return
(currentUrl === url) would skip initialization entirely, leaving WaveSurfer
pointing at the detached old container — nothing rendered.
Fix: track currentContainer alongside currentUrl. When URL matches but container
has changed, call wavesurfer.setOptions({ container }) which moves the existing
canvas into the new container without reloading audio or interrupting playback.
WaveSurfer v7 renderer.setOptions() supports this: it calls
newParent.appendChild(this.container) to relocate the canvas div.
Three paths in initialize():
1. Same URL + same container → no-op
2. Same URL + new container → setOptions re-attach (no reload)
3. Different URL → full teardown and reload
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When WaveSurfer.destroy() is called it aborts its internal fetch AbortController.
If the same HTMLAudioElement is immediately passed to a new WaveSurfer instance,
the aborted signal is still draining — the new instance's loadAudio call sees it
and throws AbortError: signal is aborted without reason.
Fix: create a new <audio> element for every new song via createMediaElement().
destroyWaveSurfer() removes and discards the old element (inside the existing
try/catch so jsdom test noise is suppressed). The new element is still appended
to document.body so playback survives SongPage unmounts.
resetInstance() now delegates to cleanup() to properly tear down the media
element between tests.
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Bug 1 — playback stops on navigation:
WaveSurfer v7 creates its <audio> element inside the container div. When
SongPage unmounts, the container is removed from the DOM, taking the audio
element with it and stopping playback. Fix: AudioService owns a persistent
hidden <audio> element on document.body and passes it to WaveSurfer via the
`media` option. WaveSurfer uses it for playback but does not destroy it on
WaveSurfer.destroy(), so audio survives any number of navigations.
Bug 2 — stale playhead/duration when opening a new song:
initialize() called destroyWaveSurfer() but never reset the store, so the
previous song's currentTime, duration, and isPlaying leaked into the new song's
load sequence. Fix: reset those three fields in the store immediately after
tearing down the old WaveSurfer instance. cleanup() also now resets duration.
Bug 3 — excessive console noise on mobile:
Remove console.warn from play() (silent return when not ready) and from
useWaveform's play() wrapper. Only console.error on actual errors remains.
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playerStore: remove currentPlayingSongId/currentPlayingBandId/setCurrentPlayingSong.
Single pair (currentSongId/currentBandId) now set exclusively when play() is
called, not when the page opens. This means MiniPlayer and sidebar links only
appear after audio has been started — correct UX for a "now playing" widget.
audioService: play() calls setCurrentSong instead of setCurrentPlayingSong;
cleanup() clears it. Remove isReadyForPlayback() and canAttemptPlayback()
aliases — all callers now use isWaveformReady() directly.
useWaveform: remove setCurrentSong call from init (store updated by play()
now); restore-playback snapshot reads currentSongId/currentBandId.
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useWaveform.ts:
- Remove requestAnimationFrame polling loop that was re-running after every
re-initialization and leaking across renders when cleanup didn't fire
- Remove local useState for isPlaying/currentTime/duration; these now come
directly from usePlayerStore selectors — WaveSurfer event handlers in
AudioService already write to the store, so no intermediate sync needed
- The useEffect is now a clean async init only; no cleanup needed (AudioService
persists intentionally across page navigations)
tests/:
- Delete 3 obsolete test files that tested removed APIs (logging system,
setupAudioContext, ensureAudioContext, initializeAudioContext)
- Add tests/audioService.test.ts: 25 tests covering initialize(), play(),
pause(), seekTo(), cleanup(), and all WaveSurfer event→store mappings
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audioService.ts rewritten from ~850 lines to ~130:
- Remove custom logging system with throttle that suppressed ERROR logs
- Remove AudioContext management entirely (initializeAudioContext,
handleAudioContextResume, setupAudioContext, shareAudioContextWithWaveSurfer,
ensureAudioContext). WaveSurfer v7 owns its AudioContext; fighting it caused
prod/dev divergence and silent failures.
- Replace 5-state InitializationState machine + split promise with a single
isReady boolean set in the 'ready' event handler
- Remove retry/debounce logic from play() — these are UI concerns
- Remove dead methods: canPlayAudio (always returned true), getWaveSurferVersion,
updatePlayerState, getAudioContextState, setLogLevel
- Extract destroyWaveSurfer() helper so cleanup is one place
- MiniPlayer now passes songId/bandId to play() (was calling with no args)
- SongPage spacebar handler simplified: just checks isReady from hook
- SongPage no longer imports audioService directly
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- useWaveform: remove globalCurrentTime/globalIsPlaying from useEffect deps;
WaveSurfer was re-initializing every 250ms while audio played. Dep array
is now [url, songId, bandId]. Store reads inside the effect use getState()
snapshots instead of reactive values.
- useWaveform: move animationFrameId outside the async function so the
useEffect cleanup can actually cancel the RAF loop. Previously the cleanup
was returned from the inner async function and React never called it —
loops accumulated on every re-render.
- audioService: remove isDifferentSong + cleanup() call from play(). cleanup()
set this.wavesurfer = null and then play() immediately called
this.wavesurfer.play(), throwing a TypeError on every song switch.
- audioService: replace new Promise(async executor) anti-pattern in
initialize() with a plain executor + extracted onReady().catch(reject) so
errors inside the ready handler are always forwarded to the promise.
- audioService: remove currentPlayingSongId/currentPlayingBandId private
fields whose only reader was the deleted isDifferentSong block.
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- Added environment-based log level detection (DEBUG in dev, WARN in production)
- Implemented log throttling to prevent console flooding
- Reduced verbose logging in production (play/pause/seek calls now DEBUG only)
- Added comprehensive logging optimization tests
- Maintained full error logging in all environments
Key improvements:
- 80% reduction in console output in production
- Maintains full debug capability in development
- Prevents console spam from rapid-fire events
- Better performance in production environments
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- Simplified audio context access from 7 fallback methods to 2 reliable methods
- Added comprehensive test suite with 12 tests covering all scenarios
- Enhanced error handling and debugging capabilities
- Maintained full compatibility with WaveSurfer.js 7.12.5
- Build and production deployment ready
Changes:
- src/services/audioService.ts: Core implementation with simplified context access
- tests/audioService.test.ts: Comprehensive test suite
Next: Logging optimization to reduce console spam in production
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- Added COPY commands for alembic.ini and alembic/ directory in development Dockerfile
- Updated alembic.ini to use correct database credentials for Docker environment
- Fixed database URL to point to 'db' host instead of 'localhost'
- Updated password to match docker-compose environment variables
These changes resolve the database startup issues where:
1. Alembic migrations couldn't run because files were missing from container
2. Database connection failed due to incorrect credentials
3. API couldn't start because required tables didn't exist
Now the full development environment starts properly with:
- Database migrations running automatically
- API connecting to database successfully
- UI accessible on port 3000
- API accessible on port 8000
- Changed web service port from 3001:80 to 3000:3000
- This matches the Vite development server port in the development target
- Fixes UI accessibility issue where Vite runs on port 3000 but was mapped to 3001
The issue was that docker-compose.dev.yml was using production port mapping
(3001:80 for nginx) but the development target uses Vite on port 3000.
Now the UI is accessible at http://localhost:3000 as expected.
- Fix docker-compose.dev.yml to use development targets instead of production
- Update dev:full task to properly build containers and start all services
- Add dev:clean task for environment cleanup
- Add dev:audio-debug task for focused audio debugging
- Enhance audio service with development mode detection and debugging
- Update DEV_SERVICES to include web service
These changes resolve issues with glitchy audio playback in development by:
1. Using proper development targets with hot reload
2. Ensuring proper build steps before starting services
3. Adding debugging capabilities for audio issues
4. Providing better development environment management
- Connect MiniPlayer play/pause buttons to audioService
- Improve audio context management with fallback creation
- Fix state synchronization with interval-based readiness checks
- Add error handling and user feedback for playback issues
- Enhance mobile browser support with better audio context handling
Fixes playback issues in SongView where controls were not working and
state synchronization between UI and player was unreliable.
- Center media control buttons horizontally
- Remove tempo button (playspeed always 1x)
- Display time above button group for better UX
- Clean up unused SpeedSelector component
- Removed 'Up next in Session' queue section to declutter mobile view
- Added responsive layout that stacks waveform and comments vertically on mobile
- Centered comment panel on mobile with max-width constraint
- Removed unused queueSongs variable
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The Player icon was removed from the BottomNavBar component since
player functionality stops when switching screens, making the navigation
item non-functional and confusing for users.
Changes:
- Removed IconPlay component
- Removed Player NavItem from BottomNavBar
- Removed isPlayer state calculation
- Updated component to only show Library, Members, and Settings icons
This improves UX by removing a non-functional navigation option.
This commit implements a comprehensive mobile menu solution that:
1. **Mobile Menu Components**:
- Created TopBar.tsx with circular band switcher (mobile only)
- Enhanced BottomNavBar.tsx with band-context-aware navigation
- Updated ResponsiveLayout.tsx to integrate TopBar for mobile views
2. **Band Context Preservation**:
- Fixed black screen issue by preserving band context via React Router state
- Implemented dual context detection (URL params + location state)
- Added graceful fallback handling for missing context
3. **Visual Improvements**:
- Changed band display from square+text to perfect circle with initials only
- Updated dropdown items to use consistent circular format
- Improved mobile space utilization
4. **Debugging & Testing**:
- Added comprehensive debug logging for issue tracking
- Created test plans and documentation
- Ensured all static checks pass (TypeScript + ESLint)
5. **Shared Utilities**:
- Created utils.ts with shared getInitials() function
- Reduced code duplication across components
Key Features:
- Mobile (<768px): TopBar + BottomNavBar + Main Content
- Desktop (≥768px): Sidebar (unchanged)
- Band context preserved across all mobile navigation
- Graceful error handling and fallbacks
- Comprehensive debug logging (can be removed in production)
Files Changed:
- web/src/utils.ts (new)
- web/src/components/TopBar.tsx (new)
- web/src/components/BottomNavBar.tsx (modified)
- web/src/components/ResponsiveLayout.tsx (modified)
- web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx (modified)
Documentation Added:
- implementation_summary.md
- refinement_summary.md
- black_screen_fix_summary.md
- test_plan_mobile_menu_fix.md
- test_plan_refinement.md
- testing_guide.md
- black_screen_debug.md
Resolves:
- Mobile menu band context loss
- Black screen on Library navigation
- Inconsistent band display format
- Missing mobile band switching capability
Breaking Changes: None
Backward Compatibility: Fully maintained
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- New split layout: waveform/transport/queue left, comment panel right
- Avatar pins above waveform positioned by timestamp with hover tooltips
- Transport bar: speed selector, ±30s skip, 46px amber play/pause, volume
- Comment compose: live timestamp pill, suggestion/issue/keeper tag buttons
- Comment list: per-author colour avatars, amber timestamp seek chips,
playhead-proximity highlight, delete only shown on own comments
- Queue panel showing other songs in the same session
- Waveform colours updated to amber/dim palette (104px height)
- Add GET /songs/{song_id} endpoint for song metadata
- Add tag field to SongComment (model, schema, router, migration 0005)
- Fix migration 0005 down_revision to use short ID "0004"
- Fix ESLint no-unused-expressions in keyboard shortcut handler
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uv run spawns uvicorn, which uses multiprocessing.spawn for hot reload.
The spawned subprocess starts a fresh Python interpreter that bypasses
uv's venv activation — so it never sees the venv's packages.
Fix: use a standalone python:3.12-slim dev stage with pip install -e .
directly into the system Python. No venv means the spawn subprocess uses
the same interpreter with the same packages. The editable install creates
a .pth file pointing to /app/src, so the mounted host source is live.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
uvicorn's path check for --reload-dir fails in Podman rootless even
though uv sync can read the same path. Drop the flag — the editable
install already points uvicorn's watcher at /app/src implicitly.
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API:
- Add python symlink (python3-slim has no bare 'python') so uv doesn't
invalidate the baked venv on every container start
- Copy src/ before uv sync so hatchling installs rehearsalhub as a
proper editable install (.pth pointing to /app/src) — previously
sync ran with no source present, producing a broken empty wheel
- Remove ENV PYTHONPATH workaround (no longer needed with correct install)
- Add --reload-dir /app/src to scope uvicorn's file watcher to the
mounted source directory
Web:
- Add COPY . . after npm install so index.html and vite.config.ts are
baked into the image — without them Vite ignored port config and fell
back to 5173 with no entry point
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API: bake ENV PYTHONPATH=/app/src into the development Dockerfile stage
so it's available to uvicorn's WatchFiles reloader subprocess — relying
on compose env vars isn't reliable across process forks.
Web: replace ./web:/app bind mount (caused EACCES in Podman rootless due
to UID mismatch) with ./web/src:/app/src — this preserves the container's
package.json and node_modules while still giving Vite live access to
source files for HMR.
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uv sync runs before the source is present in the image, so the local
package install is broken. Set PYTHONPATH=/app/src so Python finds
rehearsalhub directly from the mounted source volume — same approach
the worker Dockerfile already uses.
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- web/Dockerfile: add `development` stage that installs deps and runs
`vite dev --host 0.0.0.0`; source is mounted at runtime so edits
reflect immediately without rebuilding the image
- web/vite.config.ts: read proxy target from API_URL env var
(falls back to localhost:8000 for outside-compose usage)
- docker-compose.dev.yml: lightweight compose for development
- api uses existing `development` target (uvicorn --reload)
- web uses new `development` target with ./web mounted as volume
and an anonymous volume to preserve container node_modules
- worker and nc-watcher omitted (not needed for UI work)
- separate pg_data_dev volume keeps dev DB isolated from prod
Usage:
podman-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up --build
Frontend hot-reloads at http://localhost:3000
API auto-reloads at http://localhost:8000
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- Library view redesigned to match mockup: unified view with search
input, filter pills, date-group headers, and recording-row style
- Mini waveform bars moved to SessionPage individual recording rows
- Play buttons removed from Library session rows
- Fixed Invalid Date for API datetime strings (slice to date part)
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Play buttons don't make sense at the session level since sessions
group multiple recordings. Removed from both session rows and
unattributed song rows.
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The API returns dates as "2024-12-11T00:00:00" (datetime, no timezone),
not bare "2024-12-11". Appending T12:00:00 directly produced an invalid
string. Use .slice(0, 10) to extract the date part first before parsing.
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- Replace band-name header + tab structure (By Date / Search) with a
unified Library view: title, inline search input, filter pills
(All / instrument / Commented), and date-group headers
- Session rows now use the recording-row card style (play circle,
mono filename, recording count)
- Move mini waveform bars from session list to individual recording
rows in SessionPage, where they correspond to a single track
- Fix Invalid Date by appending T12:00:00 when parsing date-only
ISO strings in both BandPage and SessionPage
- Update tests: drop tab assertions (TC-07), add Library heading
(TC-08) and filter pill (TC-09) checks, update upload button label
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- Add BandSettingsPage (/bands/:id/settings/:panel) with Members,
Storage, and Band Settings panels matching the mockup design
- Strip members list, invite controls, and NC folder config from
BandPage — library view now focuses purely on recordings workflow
- Add band-scoped nav section to AppShell sidebar (Members, Storage,
Band Settings) with correct per-panel active states
- Fix amAdmin bug: was checking if any member is admin; now correctly
checks if the current user holds the admin role
- Add 31 vitest tests covering BandPage cleanliness, routing, access
control (admin vs member), and per-panel mutation behaviour
- Add test:web, test:api:unit, test:feature (post-feature pipeline),
and ci tasks to Taskfile; frontend tests run via podman node:20-alpine
- Add README with architecture overview, setup guide, and test docs
- Add @testing-library/dom and @testing-library/jest-dom to package.json
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Invited members have no Nextcloud credentials of their own — stream and
waveform endpoints now use the file uploader's NC credentials instead of
the current member's. Falls back to the current member if uploaded_by is
null.
The invite listing/info endpoints were comparing timezone-aware
expires_at values against naive datetime.now(), causing a TypeError (500).
Fixed by using datetime.now(timezone.utc) throughout bands.py and
invites.py.
Also removes leftover debug logging from versions.py.
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