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Log Safari first-tap login bug as a known bug with diagnosis
1.2.0:2's retryOnTransportError does not fix the mobile-Safari first-login
failure (reproduced on 1.2.0:5: first tap errors, second works). Record the
diagnosis and the gating next step (capture the first request's error code:
-1005 -> client delayed retry; 502/503 -> Node keep-alive tuning) so a future
session resumes from here. Correct the now-stale Current state line.
2026-06-16 16:04:12 -05:00

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# ROADMAP — Proof of Work
Longer-term backlog. Near-term state + next steps live in `AGENTS.md` → Current state.
## Known bugs
- **Mobile-Safari first-login-tap fails ("An unexpected error occurred"); second tap works.** Reproduced on iPhone/iPad Safari against 1.2.0:5 (desktop Safari untested — user declined). The first Sign In tap fails, a second manual tap succeeds. **1.2.0:2's `retryOnTransportError` does NOT fix it.** Diagnosis so far: `LoginForm` only surfaces that error when *both* the initial action call and its in-tap retry throw, so the immediate retry isn't escaping the bad connection — only a fresh user-initiated tap does. Box app logs show no server-side error/500/reset around the attempt, so it's a transport-layer failure, not an app bug.
- **Gating data (do this first):** capture the first failed request's error in Safari Web Inspector (iOS→Mac, Network/Console tab). The code picks the fix:
- `-1005` "The network connection was lost" → client-side stale keep-alive socket. Fix = a *delayed* retry (let Safari tear down the dead socket before retrying), not the current instant one.
- `502`/`503` → StartOS-proxy↔Node keep-alive mismatch (Node closing idle conns the proxy reuses). Fix = raise Node `keepAliveTimeout`/`headersTimeout` server-side; a client retry only masks it.
- Files: `lib/retryAction.ts`, `app/auth/login/LoginForm.tsx`, `app/auth/signup/SignupForm.tsx`.
## AI quality
- Tiered prompt formatting (also the immediate next step): JSON-Schema output enforcement via Ollama `format` and OpenAI `response_format`; pipe-separated library rows; XML-tagged prompt sections; Ollama-only few-shot example; stable prefix first for prompt-cache hits.
- Keep `MODEL_MENU` / `PRICES` current as providers ship new models.
## Security & hardening (from 2026-06-13 full-eval; full detail + file:line in `EVALUATION.md`)
- **Still open — verify on the box:** whether the StartOS proxy forwards real client IPs to the app. The rate limiter now keys on the rightmost (trusted-proxy) `X-Forwarded-For` entry; if the proxy instead makes every client look like one IP, the per-IP cap collapses to a single global bucket. Confirm with live headers.
- P3 hardening batch (remaining): CSP `unsafe-eval` vs comment, `/api/health` info disclosure, rate-limit map leak, configurable/shorter sessions (currently 30-day), no text max-length. Also unify the 3rd JSON-parse pattern in `programs/[id]/days/[dayId]/start` (`try{json}catch{→{}}`).
Done in 1.2.0:1:3: Next 14→15 / React 18→19 bump (1.2.0:1, closed RSC DoS / WS-upgrade SSRF / App Router XSS + middleware-bypass CVEs); iOS-Safari login first-tap retry (1.2.0:2); login timing oracle closed + `exerciseId` ownership enforced on all workout-write & program routes (1.2.0:3).
Done in 1.1.0:9 (P2 batch): input-validation 500s → 400 (`lib/http.ts readJsonBody` + explicit guards); `POST /api/auth` rate-limited; XFF anti-spoof; container drops root via su-exec.
## Packaging / distribution
- Diagnose and fix the `publish.sh` Step-3 registry-register silent no-op.
- Build for `arm` / additional arches once StartOS 0.4 supports them on the host.
- Consider submission to the Start9 community registry (use the start9-spec-checker agent first). Blockers found 2026-06-13: non-SPDX `"Proprietary"` license, missing `instructions.md`, 404 `packageRepo`/`upstreamRepo` URLs, stale "0.3.5 data snapshot" install alert + long description; plus warnings (PNG vs SVG icon, migration-era README, no `.github/workflows`, generic `docsUrls`, Node 20 vs 22).
## Product
- Adherence tracking: compare logged workouts against the planned `ProgramDay` (the `programDayId` link already exists).
- Per-user export/import polish and scheduled backups.
- CSV export↔import round-trip: export writes `setX`-prefixed headers (`setCalories`/`setWatts`/`setNotes`) the importer doesn't read (it expects `calories`/`watts`/`notes`), so the app's own CSV export silently drops those on re-import (calories long-standing; watts since 1.2.0:4). Fix by aligning export header names with the parser, or adding the prefixed names as `knownColumns` aliases. (JSON account export/import round-trips fine.)
- Charts/progress views over history (the data and 1RM estimates already exist).
## Hygiene
- Delete the legacy `start9/0.4/workout-log_x86_64.s9pk` build artifact; drop unused `bcryptjs` from `start9/0.4/package.json`.
- Revisit `workout-planner/` scratch dir — remove if truly unused.