Capture specific log entries, on request from admin - #106
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Some parsing bugs only happen in situations we cannot reproduce: the commander bug fixed last week was diagnosed from database ratios because no log of the failing case existed anywhere we could reach, and the fixture in its test had to be reasoned about rather than captured. Admin names a log label; a handful of clients send that entry the next time they see it, and then stop. The rules that keep it small: - Only labels admin explicitly asked for. There is no "capture everything" mode and the matching set is empty by default, so the cost on the parsing path is a miss against an empty Set. - The list is read once, at login, so a capture created today reaches people as they sign in over the following day rather than mid-session. - A client sends ONE entry per capture and then forgets that capture for the rest of the session — claiming and forgetting happen in the same step, so no later entry can match it again without a round trip. - The server enforces the limits that matter (one row per user, a cap across the whole system) inside a locked transaction, so clients cannot overshoot by racing. Fetching and uploading live in the main window, which owns the Supabase session; matching lives in the background window, where the log is parsed. They are separate renderers with separate module state, which is why the config crosses the channel rather than being read twice. The migration is NOT applied. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds targeted log capture support. The application loads active capture definitions, sends them to the parser, forwards matching entries, and submits events through an authenticated Supabase RPC. ChangesTargeted log capture
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds targeted log capture, but the current implementation can expose capture metadata, miss or misattribute requested entries, and continue forwarding raw log data after a capture is inactive; unsupported arrow settings are also accepted. These privacy and capture-integrity risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant loadLogCaptures
participant backgroundChannelListeners
participant logEntrySwitch
participant mainChannelListeners
participant submitLogCapture
participant submit_log_capture
App->>loadLogCaptures: load active captures after login
loadLogCaptures->>backgroundChannelListeners: send LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG
backgroundChannelListeners->>backgroundChannelListeners: apply active captures
logEntrySwitch->>logEntrySwitch: claim matching capture IDs
logEntrySwitch->>mainChannelListeners: send LOG_CAPTURE
mainChannelListeners->>submitLogCapture: forward captured entry
submitLogCapture->>submit_log_capture: submit claimed capture
submit_log_capture-->>submitLogCapture: return stored status
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171-181: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winConfigure the parser before its initial log read.
Line 172 starts parsing before Lines 178-181 fetch and send capture configuration. The query can complete after the initial log entries are parsed. Those entries then miss capture matching for the session.
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loadLogCaptures()before postingSTART_LOG_READING. Keep both channel messages in that order.Proposed change
- .then(() => { + .then(async () => { ... - if (electron) { - postChannelMessage({ type: "START_LOG_READING" }); - } - ... - loadLogCaptures().catch(() => undefined); + await loadLogCaptures(); + + if (electron) { + postChannelMessage({ type: "START_LOG_READING" }); + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sql`:
- Around line 99-123: Update the capture lookup in the RPC to also select the
locked capture’s labels into a local variable, then return false when p_label is
not present in that label array before counting events or inserting. Preserve
the existing max_events null check and use the selected labels from the locked
log_captures row.
- Around line 57-58: Replace the broad “log_captures readable” SELECT policy so
authenticated clients cannot directly read the table or access notes and
created_by; expose only active log_captures id and labels through a restricted
RPC or view, and grant access solely to that interface.
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In `@src/components/App.tsx`:
- Around line 171-181: Update the initialization flow in App so
loadLogCaptures() is awaited before posting START_LOG_READING, ensuring capture
configuration is ready before parsing begins. Preserve the required ordering of
the two channel messages and retain the existing offline-safe behavior.
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| create policy "log_captures readable" on public.log_captures | ||
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Do not grant full-row access to log_captures.
Line 58 lets every authenticated client select notes and created_by. The client only needs id and labels. created_by is a user identifier.
Revoke direct table selection. Expose only active id and labels through a restricted RPC or view.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sql` around lines 57 - 58,
Replace the broad “log_captures readable” SELECT policy so authenticated clients
cannot directly read the table or access notes and created_by; expose only
active log_captures id and labels through a restricted RPC or view, and grant
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| from log_captures | ||
| where id = p_capture_id and active | ||
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| select count(*) into v_count | ||
| from log_capture_events | ||
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| insert into log_capture_events ( | ||
| capture_id, user_id, label, entry_hash, entry_timestamp, | ||
| arrow, entry_type, json_string, size, position | ||
| ) values ( | ||
| p_capture_id, auth.uid(), p_label, p_hash, p_timestamp, | ||
| p_arrow, p_type, p_json_string, p_size, p_position | ||
| ) | ||
| on conflict (capture_id, user_id) do nothing; |
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Validate p_label against the locked capture.
An authenticated client can read a capture ID and call this RPC directly. The function does not verify that p_label is in log_captures.labels. A caller can store an unrelated label and arbitrary diagnostic payload under any active capture.
Select the capture labels with max_events. Return false unless p_label = any(v_labels) before counting and inserting.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sql` around lines 99 - 123,
Update the capture lookup in the RPC to also select the locked capture’s labels
into a local variable, then return false when p_label is not present in that
label array before counting events or inserting. Preserve the existing
max_events null check and use the selected labels from the locked log_captures
row.
Two defects found reviewing the branch, both of which would have shipped. The capture stored no payload at all. It read `entry.jsonString`, which the LogEntry type declares but the decoder never sets — the field it emits is `text`. Every captured entry would have arrived with label, hash, size and position and nothing to read, which is the one thing the feature exists for. The type now documents which of the two is real, and the same mistake turns out to predate this branch: the summarised-GRE guard in GreToClient reads jsonString too, so it has never once fired. The parser half no longer imports Supabase. Reaching isLabelWanted through a module that also imported the client meant the background window constructed a second auth client against the same stored session — a token-refresh race, on the window that must never stall. The network half is now `logCaptureSync`, imported only by the main window, and the parser half imports nothing at all (which its test now demonstrates by needing no mocks). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/data/logCaptureSync.ts`:
- Around line 27-35: Update the log-capture configuration flow to post an empty
LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG with value [] when loading returns no captures or fails,
instead of returning silently. Preserve the existing populated configuration
message for successful non-empty results, and update the catch path in the
surrounding loader function to clear previously retained captures.
- Around line 22-25: Regenerate the Supabase Database types so they include the
migration-defined log_captures table and submit_log_capture function, then
remove the (supabase as any) casts in the log capture operations and use the
typed Supabase client directly.
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| const { data, error } = await (supabase as any) | ||
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Regenerate the Supabase types before removing these casts.
src/data/database.types.ts does not define log_captures or submit_log_capture, although the migration defines both. Regenerate Database, then remove both (supabase as any) casts.
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In `@src/data/logCaptureSync.ts` around lines 22 - 25, Regenerate the Supabase
Database types so they include the migration-defined log_captures table and
submit_log_capture function, then remove the (supabase as any) casts in the log
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| type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG", | ||
| value: data as LogCapture[], | ||
| }); | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| // Nothing to do: no config means no capture. | ||
| } |
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Clear parser configuration when the load has no active captures.
Line 27 returns without sending an empty LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG message. If a prior login loaded captures, the parser retains those captures after they are removed, deactivated, or cannot be fetched. It can then forward raw log text for a capture that is no longer active.
Send value: [] on an empty result and on the failure path.
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- if (error || !data?.length) return;
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postChannelMessage({
type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG",
- value: data as LogCapture[],
+ value: error ? [] : ((data ?? []) as LogCapture[]),
});
} catch (e) {
- // Nothing to do: no config means no capture.
+ postChannelMessage({
+ type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG",
+ value: [],
+ });
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| if (error || !data?.length) return; | |
| postChannelMessage({ | |
| type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG", | |
| value: data as LogCapture[], | |
| }); | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| // Nothing to do: no config means no capture. | |
| } | |
| postChannelMessage({ | |
| type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG", | |
| value: error ? [] : ((data ?? []) as LogCapture[]), | |
| }); | |
| } catch (e) { | |
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| type: "LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG", | |
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In `@src/data/logCaptureSync.ts` around lines 27 - 35, Update the log-capture
configuration flow to post an empty LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG with value [] when
loading returns no captures or fails, instead of returning silently. Preserve
the existing populated configuration message for successful non-empty results,
and update the catch path in the surrounding loader function to clear previously
retained captures.
Found by running the capture end to end: the row arrived with label, arrow, type, size and position, and no payload at all. The decoder has two branches. `label_json` keeps `text: jsonString`; `label_arrow_json` computes the same string, uses it for the hash, and then drops it — so an arrow entry has no record of what was written, `json` having already been unwrapped by tryDecodeJson. Every `==>` / `<==` API label takes that branch, which is most of what a capture would ever be pointed at. Memory is why the distinction is worth stating: these are the small API payloads. The large GRE messages match the other pattern (the `Match to <player>:` form) and have always kept their text. Verified against a live client: a captured GraphGetGraphState now arrives with its payload verbatim, and a second matching entry in the same session correctly stores nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found by running one: a capture on EventGetCoursesV2 came back with
`{"id":"...","request":"{}"}` — 60 bytes, the outbound request, empty.
Request/response labels are logged twice and the request is logged
first, so a client claiming its one capture on the first match it sees
can only ever take the request. For most API labels that is the useless
half, and no amount of waiting produces the response.
A capture now carries `arrows`: `==>`, `<==`, or empty for either. Empty
still means either, which is right for the labels that have no arrow at
all — the GRE messages take the decoder's other branch and carry none —
but the admin form defaults to the response, because for anything with a
direction that is nearly always the one worth reading.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sql`:
- Around line 144-145: Add a constraint for the arrows column in the migration
that allows NULL or empty arrays and otherwise requires every element to be
non-NULL and either ==> or <==, explicitly guarding against NULL check
results. Update submit_log_capture to read the stored arrows value and return
false when it is nonempty and p_arrow is NULL or not included in the configured
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| alter table public.log_captures | ||
| add column if not exists arrows text[]; |
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In PostgreSQL, the array containment operator <@ (which checks if the left-hand array is contained by the right-hand array) follows standard SQL NULL handling logic [1][2]. Because NULL represents an unknown value, comparisons involving NULL often yield NULL (unknown) rather than TRUE or FALSE [3]. If you use an expression like array_column <@ ARRAY[1, 2] in a CHECK constraint, and the array_column contains a NULL element, the containment check will typically result in NULL (unknown) rather than FALSE [3]. Since a CHECK constraint is satisfied if the expression evaluates to TRUE or NULL [4][5], the constraint will not prevent rows containing NULL array elements from being inserted [4]. To enforce that an array column contains no NULL elements using a CHECK constraint, you must use an expression that explicitly evaluates to FALSE when a NULL is present. The following approaches are recommended: 1. Using array_position: CHECK (array_position(array_column, NULL) IS NULL) This works because array_position returns the index of the element if found, or NULL if not found. If the result is IS NULL, it confirms no NULL elements exist [1][6]. 2. Using cardinality and array_remove: CHECK (cardinality(array_column) = cardinality(array_remove(array_column, NULL))) This removes all NULL elements from the array and compares the length of the filtered array to the original. If they are unequal, a NULL element was present [6]. 3. Using unnest with EXISTS or BOOL_OR: CHECK (NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM unnest(array_column) e WHERE e IS NULL)) or CHECK (NOT BOOL_OR(e IS NULL) FROM unnest(array_column) e) These methods iterate through the array elements explicitly to check for NULL values [7]. For best performance and clarity, the array_position method is widely considered the standard approach for this requirement [6].
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- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/functions-array.html
- 2: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/19/functions-array.html
- 3: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/functions-comparison.html
- 4: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-constraints.html
- 5: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/19/ddl-constraints.html
- 6: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62166173/how-to-declare-the-elements-of-an-array-non-nullable
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Constrain arrow arrays and enforce the configured direction.
arrows text[] accepts unsupported values and NULL elements, but the client matches only ==> and <==. Add a check that permits a NULL array or an empty array, and otherwise permits only these two non-NULL values. The <@ expression alone is insufficient because a CHECK passes when it evaluates to NULL.
submit_log_capture locks the capture row but does not read arrows or validate p_arrow. When the configured array is nonempty, return false for a NULL or unlisted p_arrow.
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In `@supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sql` around lines 144 - 145,
Add a constraint for the arrows column in the migration that allows NULL or
empty arrays and otherwise requires every element to be non-NULL and either
==> or <==, explicitly guarding against NULL check results. Update
submit_log_capture to read the stored arrows value and return false when it is
nonempty and p_arrow is NULL or not included in the configured array.
Two things found reviewing the branch before merge. The migration files no longer lined up with the database. Applying via MCP records its own version, and this branch had one local file holding what went out as two migrations (20260818112905_log_captures and 20260818114843_log_captures_arrow_filter). Every other file in the directory matches its remote version exactly, and `db push` decides what to run by comparing those versions — so a file with a version the history has never seen reads as unapplied. These statements happen to be idempotent, which is luck rather than design. Split to match. The LOG_CAPTURE_CONFIG message also still described a capture as just an id and labels. The direction was already crossing the channel — it is plain data and rode along untyped — so this changes nothing at runtime and stops the type from lying about what the parser receives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Companion PR: mtgatool-admin (the panel that configures these captures).
Why
Some parsing bugs only happen in situations we cannot reproduce locally — a direct challenge you did not start, an event that ran for two days, a GRE message Arena summarised away. The commander bug fixed in
18f5980was diagnosed from database ratios rather than from a log, because no log of the failing case existed anywhere we could reach; its test fixture had to be reasoned about instead of captured.This lets admin ask for a specific log label and get a handful of real entries back — each one a ready-made test fixture.
How it works
Admin creates a capture naming one or more
entry.labelvalues and a cap (5 by default). Clients read the active captures at login, so a capture created today reaches people as they sign in over the following day. When the parser sees a matching label it sends that one entry and stops.Four rules keep it small:
Set.claimCapturesFor), so no later entry can match the same capture again — and it needs no round trip to decide.jsonString, size and position.Where the pieces live
Fetching and uploading run in the main window, which owns the Supabase session; matching runs in the background window, where the log is parsed. They are separate renderers with separate module state, which is why the config crosses the broadcast channel rather than being read twice.
Migration
supabase/migrations/20260818120000_log_captures.sqlis included and has not been applied. It addslog_captures,log_capture_events, and thesubmit_log_capturefunction. Captured events have noselectpolicy at all, so they are reachable only with the service role — i.e. the admin panel.Tests
Six tests covering the parser-side rules, including the one that matters most: a label seen twice sends once. Full suite 125 green.
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