fix(viewer): surface the skipped-openings notice on the numeric wall-split path too

[BIMvoice]

A wall split commits from two call sites. #3023 fixed one, pinned it, and even extracted formatOpeningReassignSuffix "so the wording is unit-testable" — then did not apply it at the other.

apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/tools/SplitNumericInput.tsx:87-96 — the numeric-entry path (type a distance, press Enter) keeps its own inline copy of the "(N openings reassigned)" string, reads only toLeft/toRight, and never touches skipped. Same summary object, same splitWallAtDistance, silently dropped.

So the notice #3023 added appears when you split by clicking and vanishes when you split by typing.

The fix makes divergence structurally impossible

Both notices now come from shared formatters — formatOpeningReassignSuffix plus a new formatSkippedOpeningsNotice — so the two paths cannot drift apart again. That is the point: fixing the second site by copying the first would leave a third copy to go wrong next time.

Plus a component test driving the real Enter handler rather than the formatter in isolation.

RED verified: not ok 1 - surfaces the skipped-openings notice…, 1 fail / 1 pass → 2/2. The existing selectionHandlers.wallSplitToast suite still 4/4. tsc --noEmit clean, check-test-wiring and check-source-text-assertions green.

It also corrects the comment #3023's own body already flagged as inaccurate.

Verified still live on main

Checked against c02b58510 by reading main's blob: the inline opSummary block is still at lines 88-96, and grep for skipped in that file returns nothing.

What I attacked and found sound

Every exit path in reassignWallOpenings that concerns an opening of the wall being split increments either toLeft, toRight or skipped. So the count the notice reports is complete for that set, and the defect was purely that one call site never read it.

Correcting an earlier revision of this sentence, which said "all fourteen continue statements, and nothing falls through uncounted". apps/viewer/src/lib/wall-opening-reassign.ts has 12, and one of them — line 140, if (relatingBuilding !== sourceWallId) continue; — is deliberately uncounted, because it filters out relations belonging to other walls. The conclusion holds; the sentence was wrong on both the number and the absoluteness.

A pre-existing issue found while checking that, out of scope here: wall-opening-reassign.ts:123 increments skipped by one and returns when the source wall's placement chain is unresolvable — so the toast can report "1 opening could not be reassigned" when in fact all N were.

DxfUnderlay.skipped is genuinely non-optional (packages/drawing-2d/src/dxf/types.ts:213) and underlays are never rehydrated from storage, so the Object.keys path cannot throw on a legacy shape.

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Reimplemented after review: one emitter, not two formatters

The first version shared formatOpeningReassignSuffix and formatSkippedOpeningsNotice — but still wrote the success template verbatim in both files, along with the if (skippedNotice) toast.info(...) pair. Each call site still had to remember two formatter calls, two toast calls and the wording.

A shared formatter you can forget to call is not the guarantee a shared emitter is — and forgetting to call one is exactly how this bug happened.

Now notifyWallSplit(op) in apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/wallSplitNotice.ts: both sites are one call with one argument, and the wording, ordering and skipped > 0 condition exist in exactly one place. Verified by grep that neither file contains a toast.success('Wall split or a toast.info any more.

It also removes a coupling the first version added. That version made tools/SplitNumericInput.tsx — a small React panel — import from selectionHandlers.ts, which is 1,065 lines on main, pulls in @/store, @/store/globalId, @/lib/polygon-clip and measureHandlers, and whose own header says "Pure functions … no React dependency". wallSplitNotice.ts imports only @/components/ui/toast, and selectionHandlers.ts is now −18 net lines against main rather than +8.

Tests are on @/test/render (from #2434, which exists precisely to stop tests re-growing createRoot/act boilerplate), and both paths now assert the exact full success string rather than a substring — so a fix that emits the warning but drops the reassigned suffix fails.

A correction, and a nuance it turned up

An earlier revision of this PR rewrote a comment to say skipped is "Populated when a placement chain fails to resolve (mutationSlice.ts)". Both halves were false: the path is store/slices/mutationSlice.ts, and that file only forwards skipped (:1981). It is incremented at 12 distinct sites in apps/viewer/src/lib/wall-opening-reassign.ts (123–203).

Verifying those twelve turned up something worth knowing: one of them is not a fault at all. An opening whose PlacementRelTo points somewhere other than the source wall is skipped deliberately, because rewriting its parent placement would teleport it. So "could not be reassigned" is not uniformly a data problem, and the module doc now says which is which.

Also dropped an "on every wall split" claim from the OpeningReassignCounts doc — mutationSlice substitutes an all-zero summary when either half's chain fails to resolve, so reassignWallOpenings is not always called.

Changeset added (the first version had none), describing the single-emitter shape.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Wall-split actions now provide consistent success notifications.
  • Notifications include how openings were reassigned to each resulting wall.
  • An informational warning appears when some openings cannot be reassigned.

• Bug Fixes

  • Skipped-opening notices now appear for both click-based and numeric-distance wall splits.
  • No unnecessary warning is shown when all openings are reassigned.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for success messages and skipped-opening warning behavior.

[coderabbitai]

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Wall-split notifications are centralized in notifyWallSplit. Both click-based and numeric-distance split flows now report reassigned openings and skipped-opening warnings. Tests validate exact success messages and warning behavior.

Changes

Wall-split notifications

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared notification contract and emitter apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/wallSplitNotice.ts	Adds OpeningReassignCounts, reassignment suffix formatting, and notifyWallSplit for success and skipped-opening toasts.
Split flow integration apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/selectionHandlers.ts, apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/tools/SplitNumericInput.tsx	Routes both wall-split flows through notifyWallSplit and removes duplicated local notification logic.
Notification validation and release note apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/selectionHandlers.wallSplitToast.test.ts, apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/tools/SplitNumericInput.wallSplitToast.test.tsx, .changeset/wall-split-notices-one-emitter.md	Validates exact success messages, skipped-opening warnings, silent non-skipped cases, and documents the patch release.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to c6187

The numeric wall-split notice behavior is updated, but its Enter-key commit path is not directly covered by the added test. The change is mergeable with owner awareness and a follow-up test for keyboard submission.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SelectionHandlers
  participant SplitNumericInput
  participant notifyWallSplit
  participant ToastSystem
  SelectionHandlers->>notifyWallSplit: click-based split result
  SplitNumericInput->>notifyWallSplit: numeric-distance split result
  notifyWallSplit->>ToastSystem: success toast
  notifyWallSplit->>ToastSystem: skipped-opening warning when needed

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Poem

A rabbit trims the wall just right,
One notice guides the path in sight.
Success hops softly through the air,
Skipped openings get extra care.
“Split cleanly!” twitches one small ear.

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Viewer benchmark

✅ No threshold regressions detected.

01_Snowdon_Towers_Sample_Structural(1).ifc

Baseline recorded 2026-07-01T20:31:05.538Z on github-actions ubuntu-latest, viewer-benchmark-ci (headless Chrome, SwiftShader ANGLE), production build.

Metric	Current	Baseline	Delta	Threshold	Status
firstBatchWaitMs	2089ms	2905ms	-28.1%	+50%	✅
firstVisibleGeometryMs	2566ms	3652ms	-29.7%	+50%	✅
streamCompleteMs	3260ms	3598ms	-9.4%	+50%	✅
spatialReadyMs	1217ms	1032ms	+17.9%	+50%	✅
metadataCompleteMs	1935ms	3063ms	-36.8%	+50%	✅
totalWallClockMs	4100ms	3700ms	+10.8%	+50%	✅

AC20-FZK-Haus.ifc

Baseline recorded 2026-07-01T20:30:59.972Z on github-actions ubuntu-latest, viewer-benchmark-ci (headless Chrome, SwiftShader ANGLE), production build.

Metric	Current	Baseline	Delta	Threshold	Status
firstBatchWaitMs	321ms	1075ms	-70.1%	+50%	✅
firstVisibleGeometryMs	1402ms	1572ms	-10.8%	+50%	✅
streamCompleteMs	1043ms	1980ms	-47.3%	+50%	✅
spatialReadyMs	1073ms	915ms	+17.3%	+50%	✅
metadataCompleteMs	1159ms	1392ms	-16.7%	+50%	✅
totalWallClockMs	1500ms	3300ms	-54.5%	+50%	✅

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[BIMvoice]

Self-review: sound, with one body claim corrected.

Your two-way rule is pinned on both sides, which was the thing I most wanted to check: SplitNumericInput.skipNotice.test.tsx:98 asserts infoCalls.length === 0 at skipped: 0, the click path's selectionHandlers.wallSplitToast.test.ts:104 does the same, and the formatter itself is pinned in both directions at lines 45–52 — including the discriminating {toLeft:0, toRight:0, skipped:3} → ''.

Genuinely only two call sites, verified by grep rather than assumed: splitWallAtDistance is invoked at selectionHandlers.ts:157 and SplitNumericInput.tsx:91, and nothing else in apps or packages mentions either notice string or either formatter.

RED verified by running: production reverted to main → not ok 1 - surfaces the skipped-openings notice…, 1 fail / 1 pass; restored → 2/2. Both suites together 6/6. check-test-wiring and check-source-text-assertions green, and the new .test.tsx is inside apps/viewer's find src glob so it actually runs. No import cycle, and the numeric path's success string is now byte-identical to the click path's because both interpolate the same call.

The correction: the body said "I checked all fourteen continue statements, and nothing falls through uncounted." There are 12, and one — line 140, if (relatingBuilding !== sourceWallId) continue; — is deliberately uncounted, because it filters relations belonging to other walls. The conclusion still holds for openings of the wall being split, but the sentence was wrong on both the number and the absoluteness. Fixed in the body.

One pre-existing issue found while checking it, out of scope here: wall-opening-reassign.ts:123 increments skipped by one and returns when the source wall's placement chain is unresolvable — so the toast can say "1 opening could not be reassigned" when in fact all N were. Recorded rather than folded in.

[BIMvoice]

A second pass at this PR's problem produced a better fix than the one here, plus found a factual regression I introduced. Proposing to replace this implementation rather than defend it.

A comment I added here is wrong, in two ways

This PR rewrote the surviving comment in selectionHandlers.ts to:

"Populated when a placement chain fails to resolve (mutationSlice.ts), so the zero default — and this silence — is the common case"

Both halves are false. There is no apps/viewer/src/store/mutationSlice.ts — it is store/slices/mutationSlice.ts — and that file does not populate skipped; it only forwards it (mutationSlice.ts:1981). skipped is incremented at 12 distinct sites in apps/viewer/src/lib/wall-opening-reassign.ts (lines 123–203), of which the placement-chain failure is one.

So I replaced an accurate comment with an inaccurate one — and it contradicts this PR's own body, which correctly cites wall-opening-reassign.ts and its continues.

The stronger fix: share the emitter, not the formatters

This PR shares formatOpeningReassignSuffix and formatSkippedOpeningsNotice, but the success toast template is still written out twice:

toast.success(`Wall split${formatOpeningReassignSuffix(...)} — Ctrl+Z to undo`);

verbatim in both selectionHandlers.ts and SplitNumericInput.tsx, as is the if (skippedNotice) toast.info(...) pair. The defect being fixed is "two call sites assembled the same notice and one was updated" — this reduces the assembly from ~8 lines to ~3 and still requires each site to remember two formatter calls, two toast calls, and the wording.

A shared notifyWallSplit(op) reduces both sites to one call with one argument. The wording, the ordering and the skipped > 0 condition then exist in exactly one place. A shared formatter you can forget to call is not the same guarantee as a shared emitter — and forgetting to call one is precisely how this bug happened.

It also fixes a coupling this PR adds. As it stands, tools/SplitNumericInput.tsx — a small React panel — imports from selectionHandlers.ts, which is 1,065 lines on main, pulls in @/store, @/store/globalId, @/lib/polygon-clip and measureHandlers, whose own header says "Pure functions … no React dependency", and which is already ~2.5× over AGENTS.md's ~400-line rule. This PR adds 20 more lines to it. A wallSplitNotice.ts module is 63 lines, imports only @/components/ui/toast, and removes 21 net lines from selectionHandlers.ts. No cycle either way.

Checked for contortion: both call sites do the identical three things, neither wants to suppress, reorder or reword a toast, and there is no third splitWallAtDistance commit path (grep over apps/viewer/src).

On the tests, where this PR has one real advantage

The alternative's test asserts the exact full success string in both cases — assert.deepEqual(successCalls, ['Wall split (1 opening reassigned) — Ctrl+Z to undo']) — so a fix that emits the warning but drops the reassigned suffix fails. This PR's asserts successCalls.length === 1 plus a substring, and never pins Wall split or — Ctrl+Z to undo.

That matters here specifically: because this PR keeps the success template duplicated, its test suite is the only thing that could catch the two paths' wording drifting — and it does not pin it.

But this PR's test is the better-written one. It uses the existing @/test/render helper, created in #2434 precisely to stop tests re-growing their own createRoot/act/mounted[] boilerplate; the alternative hand-rolls all twelve of those lines. So the recommendation is the alternative's implementation with this PR's test style — the same anti-duplication argument the fix makes, applied to its own test.

What neither fixes

The pre-existing undercount this PR's body already flags: wall-opening-reassign.ts:123 increments skipped by one and returns when the source wall's placement chain is unresolvable, so the notice can say "1 opening could not be reassigned" when all N were. Out of scope for both, but it means the count can understate regardless of which lands.

Nothing pushed to this branch. Say the word and I will swap the implementation in, port the test onto render, and fix the comment.

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[BIMvoice]

Implementation swapped to the shared emitter, pushed c6187aeaf.

RED, verbatim — numeric path restored to its inlined success toast, new test kept:

not ok 1 - warns about openings the split could not reassign
  error: 'expected a skipped-openings notice, got: []'
# tests 2  # pass 1  # fail 1

Both paths now route through one emitter, verified rather than asserted:

grep -n "toast.success(`Wall split|toast.success('Wall split|toast.info" \
  selectionHandlers.ts SplitNumericInput.tsx
→ no matches (exit 1)

Each file has exactly one notifyWallSplit(wallTry.openings). formatSkippedOpeningsNotice — a formatter you could forget to call — is gone.

The coupling this PR added is gone too. SplitNumericInput.tsx no longer imports from selectionHandlers.ts, and selectionHandlers.ts is now −18 net lines against main, where this PR previously left it at +8. wallSplitNotice.ts imports only @/components/ui/toast; no cycle, and no store or React code entered it.

Your test style kept, which was this PR's one genuine advantage: the numeric test is on @/test/render with render/cleanup/click, and the hand-rolled createRoot/act/mounted[] block is gone. Exact-string assertions on both paths now — assert.deepEqual(successCalls, ['Wall split (1 opening reassigned) — Ctrl+Z to undo']) — where the click-path test previously asserted only length plus a substring. The skipped === 0 silence is pinned on both.

The corrected comment, and something worth knowing

I verified the 12 sites rather than taking the count on trust — and one of them is not a fault at all. An opening whose PlacementRelTo points somewhere other than the source wall is skipped on purpose, because rewriting its parent placement would teleport it.

That changes how the notice should read to a user: "could not be reassigned" is not uniformly a data problem. The new module doc says so:

skipped is incremented at twelve distinct sites in @/lib/wall-opening-reassign.ts (lines 123-203), only one of which is an unresolvable placement chain. The rest are an attribute the reader could not read or a reference the opening does not carry — and one is not a fault at all: an opening whose PlacementRelTo points somewhere other than the source wall is skipped on purpose, because rewriting its parent placement would teleport it. Zero is the ordinary outcome, which is why this stays quiet then; it must not be quiet on ONE of the two commit paths when it is not.

I also dropped an "on every wall split" claim from the OpeningReassignCounts doc — mutationSlice substitutes an all-zero summary when either half's chain fails to resolve, so reassignWallOpenings is not always called.

Third commit path: none. grep -rn splitWallAtDistance apps/viewer/src gives one definition, exactly two callers, plus test stubs and one doc mention.

27 pass / 0 fail across the four covering files, before and after. tsc --noEmit clean, oxlint clean on all five changed files, and check-changesets, check-test-wiring, check-source-text-assertions, check-test-glob-coverage, check-unused-locals all green.

Added a changeset describing the single-emitter shape — this PR had none.

[coderabbitai]

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apps/viewer/src/components/viewer/tools/SplitNumericInput.wallSplitToast.test.tsx (1)

89-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Test the Enter-key commit path.

Lines 89-90 and 102-103 activate only the Cut button. They do not execute onKeyDown. Add a test that dispatches keydown with key: 'Enter' on the rendered input and asserts the same success and skipped-opening notices. This satisfies the stated PR objective and detects regressions in the keyboard handler.

Also applies to: 102-103

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around lines 89 - 90, Add coverage for the Enter-key commit path in the
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