feat(#270): drive waiting-state countdown from expiration_seconds + timeout_at - #306
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…iration_seconds The waiting-state countdown was cosmetic and wrong on two counts: it hardcoded 900 s instead of the node's advertised `expiration_seconds` (Kind 38385 instance event), and it counted down to `OrderInfo.expiresAt` (the 24 h pending-order expiry) rather than the waiting-state deadline. Fix, extracted into a shared `waitingCountdownDeadline` helper so every surface agrees: - Pending orders keep counting to the 24 h pending expiry (`expiresAt`). - Waiting states (buyer-invoice / payment) count to the state-change deadline: the trade's `timeoutAt` when the daemon persisted one, else now + the node's `expiration_seconds`, falling back to 900 s only when the instance event omits it. Both data sources were already in Dart (no bridge regen): `expirationSeconds` on `MostroInstance` via `mostroNodeProvider`, and `timeoutAt` on `TradeInfo` via `tradeInfoProvider`. Applied on both surfaces that render the countdown — the trade-detail screen and the chat trade-state header — which shared the same `expiresAt` bug (the chat header showed ~30 days for a waiting-payment order). UI only informs; the daemon stays the authority on expiry (no local cancellation at zero). Device-verified on hardware: About advertises 900 s; a waiting-for-payment order shows 15:00 counting down on both the trade-detail screen and the counterpart chat header, matching.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: WalkthroughThe PR adds shared waiting-state countdown resolution. Trade detail and chat headers now derive deadlines from live trade status, pending expiry, trade timeout data, and node expiration settings. ChangesWaiting countdown flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The countdown change can still display an incorrect or stale deadline: fallback timers may reset instead of reaching zero, and a previous countdown may remain visible after the trade leaves a waiting state. The PR is not merge-ready until these state and deadline transitions are corrected. Possibly related issues
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109-134: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftClear countdown state for non-countdown statuses.
Line 111 starts a 900-second timer. When
waitingCountdownDeadlinereturns null, Lines 516-523 leave_remainingunchanged.activeandfiatSenthave timer copy, so a transition from a waiting state can show a stale countdown even though these states must not show one.Initialize the countdown as inactive. Start ticking only after a deadline is applied. Reset the applied deadline and remaining duration when a resolved non-countdown status returns null. Add a transition test for waiting-to-active and waiting-to-fiat-sent states.
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In `@lib/features/chat/widgets/trade_state_header.dart`:
- Around line 95-108: Update the waitingCountdownDeadline call to pass the same
fallback status used by the surrounding logic, liveStatus ?? order.status, so
known snapshot states remain effective while tradeStatusProvider loads. Add a
targeted test covering the provider-loading state with a pending or waiting
order.status and verifying the countdown is produced.
In `@lib/features/order/utils/waiting_countdown.dart`:
- Around line 24-50: The fallback deadline in waitingCountdownDeadline must
remain stable across repeated builds when timeoutAtEpoch is absent, instead of
recalculating now + window. Reuse a stable waiting-state start time or shared
cache keyed by order and waiting status, updating the caller/API as needed to
provide that identity; add focused tests covering repeated resolution without
timeoutAtEpoch.
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In `@lib/features/trades/screens/trade_detail_screen.dart`:
- Around line 109-134: Update the countdown initialization and
waitingCountdownDeadline handling so the countdown starts inactive, ticking
begins only after _applyDeadline applies a valid deadline, and a resolved null
deadline resets _appliedDeadline and _remaining instead of retaining stale
state. Ensure transitions from waiting to active and fiatSent do not display a
countdown, and add targeted tests covering both transitions.
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| // #270: base the countdown on the waiting-state deadline (timeout_at or | ||
| // now + node expiration_seconds), not the 24 h pending expiry. Shared with | ||
| // the trade-detail screen so both surfaces show the same value. | ||
| final tradeInfo = ref.watch(tradeInfoProvider(orderId)).valueOrNull; | ||
| final expirationSeconds = | ||
| ref.watch(mostroNodeProvider).valueOrNull?.expirationSeconds; | ||
| final countdown = waitingCountdownDeadline( | ||
| status: liveStatus, | ||
| pendingExpiresAt: order.expiresAt, | ||
| timeoutAtEpoch: tradeInfo?.timeoutAt != null | ||
| ? platformInt64ToInt(tradeInfo!.timeoutAt!) | ||
| : null, | ||
| expirationSeconds: expirationSeconds, | ||
| ); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the snapshot status while live status resolves.
Line 94 uses liveStatus ?? order.status. Line 102 passes only liveStatus. While tradeStatusProvider is loading, a known pending or waiting order.status produces no countdown.
Pass liveStatus ?? order.status to waitingCountdownDeadline. Add coverage for the provider-loading state.
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In `@lib/features/chat/widgets/trade_state_header.dart` around lines 95 - 108,
Update the waitingCountdownDeadline call to pass the same fallback status used
by the surrounding logic, liveStatus ?? order.status, so known snapshot states
remain effective while tradeStatusProvider loads. Add a targeted test covering
the provider-loading state with a pending or waiting order.status and verifying
the countdown is produced.
Source: Coding guidelines
| CountdownDeadline? waitingCountdownDeadline({ | ||
| required OrderStatus? status, | ||
| DateTime? pendingExpiresAt, | ||
| int? timeoutAtEpoch, | ||
| int? expirationSeconds, | ||
| }) { | ||
| final window = expirationSeconds ?? kWaitingCountdownFallbackSeconds; | ||
| final now = DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000; | ||
| switch (status) { | ||
| case OrderStatus.pending: | ||
| if (pendingExpiresAt == null) return null; | ||
| final deadline = pendingExpiresAt.millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000; | ||
| final total = deadline - now; | ||
| return ( | ||
| deadlineEpochSeconds: deadline, | ||
| totalWindowSeconds: total > 0 ? total : window, | ||
| ); | ||
| case OrderStatus.waitingBuyerInvoice: | ||
| case OrderStatus.waitingPayment: | ||
| if (timeoutAtEpoch != null) { | ||
| return (deadlineEpochSeconds: timeoutAtEpoch, totalWindowSeconds: window); | ||
| } | ||
| return (deadlineEpochSeconds: now + window, totalWindowSeconds: window); | ||
| default: | ||
| return null; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep the fallback deadline stable.
When timeoutAtEpoch is absent, Line 46 derives the deadline from render time. TradeDetailScreen rebuilds every second, so it receives a new deadline and resets its remaining duration. The fallback countdown cannot reach zero.
Use a stable waiting-state start time, or use a shared cache keyed by order ID and waiting status. Do not derive now + window again during each build. Add tests for repeated resolution of the same waiting state without timeoutAtEpoch. Run flutter analyze and flutter test after the fix.
As per coding guidelines, “Add targeted tests when expanding complex logic, asynchronous workflows, or protocol handling” and “run flutter analyze and flutter test.”
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In `@lib/features/order/utils/waiting_countdown.dart` around lines 24 - 50, The
fallback deadline in waitingCountdownDeadline must remain stable across repeated
builds when timeoutAtEpoch is absent, instead of recalculating now + window.
Reuse a stable waiting-state start time or shared cache keyed by order and
waiting status, updating the caller/API as needed to provide that identity; add
focused tests covering repeated resolution without timeoutAtEpoch.
Source: Coding guidelines
…k, clear on exit Addresses the CodeRabbit review: - Fallback deadline is now stable. When timeout_at is absent, the waiting-state deadline is anchored on the trade's startedAt (state-change timestamp) plus the window, not `now + window`. The helper no longer reads the clock, so the per-second rebuilds that drive the ticking UI can't slide the deadline forward and prevent it from reaching zero. Returns null when neither timeout_at nor a start anchor is available (no bogus countdown). - Chat header uses the order snapshot status (`liveStatus ?? order.status`) while tradeStatusProvider resolves, matching the status pill, so a known waiting/pending order still shows a countdown during the loading frame. - Trade detail clears the countdown when the resolved state has none (active / fiat-sent / terminal), so a stale countdown doesn't linger across the transition out of a waiting state. Added waiting_countdown_test.dart: pending/waiting/timeout_at/fallback/null branches, the 900 s default, and a regression test asserting the fallback deadline is stable across repeated resolutions. flutter analyze + test green.
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Thanks, all three addressed in the latest commit. Fallback drift (major): good catch. Anchored the fallback on `TradeInfo.startedAt` + window instead of `now + window`, so the helper is now a pure function of its inputs the deadline no longer slides forward on the per-second rebuild. Added a regression test asserting stability across repeated resolutions. Returns null when neither `timeout_at` nor a start anchor is present. Snapshot status (minor): the chat header now passes `liveStatus ?? order.status`, mirroring the pill, so the countdown shows during the provider's loading frame. Clear on non-countdown transition (major): trade detail now clears the countdown when the resolved state returns null (active / fiat-sent / terminal), so no stale countdown lingers. Added `waiting_countdown_test.dart` covering all branches. `flutter analyze` + `flutter test` green." |
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Reviewed at f2bd61e. The branch is 45 commits behind and conflicts with main in trade_detail_screen.dart — mechanically, because #320 added a ref.watch(tradeInfoProvider(...)) at the same anchor. I resolved it locally by keeping both sides and unifying the variable name; on that merge flutter analyze is clean and 250 Dart tests pass.
What holds up
The helper is well built: pure, no clock read, and anchored on a fixed timestamp so the deadline doesn't slide forward on every per-second rebuild — with a test pinning exactly that. Eight tests cover its branches. _applyDeadline only resets the timer when the target actually changes. And the premise is right: both inputs are already in Dart, so no FRB regen.
Blocking: neither input carries what the helper assumes
timeoutAt is a hardcoded 900, now in Rust. It is written in exactly one place, orders.rs:774, inside take_order:
timeout_at: Some(now + 900),So on the helper's primary branch — "the trade's timeoutAt when the daemon persisted one" — the node's expiration_seconds is not used at all. The headline only holds on the fallback branch. Two consequences:
- The field is never rewritten, so when the trade moves from
waiting-buyer-invoicetowaiting-paymentthe target is stilltake + 900: the second window opens with a countdown that has already run out. - It isn't persisted by the daemon either — the client writes it on take. The doc comment says otherwise.
The fallback anchor is the wrong timestamp. With timeoutAt null the helper uses waitingSinceEpoch + window, and the caller passes TradeInfo.startedAt. For a maker that is the order creation time (orders.rs:546, alongside timeout_at: None), not the moment the trade entered a waiting state. A pending order that sits in the book for three hours before being taken yields a deadline creation + 900 s — over two hours in the past. The countdown is born at zero.
That is the central case of this PR: on a sell order the maker created, once it is taken the maker is the one watching the waiting-payment countdown to pay the hold invoice. The path with timeout_at: None and a creation-time startedAt is the user this was meant to help.
How v1 does it
trade_detail_screen.dart:1037-1126 in mobile resolves all three points explicitly.
The anchor is the message that produced the state, not a field on the trade:
final stateMessage = _findMessageForState(messages, status);
if (stateMessage?.timestamp == null) return null; // no anchor, no countdown
final expSecs = mostroInstance?.expirationSeconds ?? 900;
final messageTime = DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(stateMessage!.timestamp!);
final expiration = messageTime.add(Duration(seconds: expSecs));It also guards the edges: timestamp ≤ 0, a message more than an hour in the future, and for pending an expiry more than an hour in the past — each returns no countdown.
Two things to take from it:
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The anchor isn't portable as-is, which is why the fix belongs in Rust. v1 recomputes it at render time from persisted message history; this app doesn't have that — the
messagestable holds chat (MessageType.peer) and daemon kind-14s are dispatched without being stored. The equivalent here is to stamptimeout_atwhen the trade enters a waiting state, using the node's advertisedexpiration_secondsinstead of a fixed 900. That is the same value v1 recomputes, recorded once in the layer that receives it. The Dart helper then collapses to "usetimeoutAt", and both the hardcoded window and the anchor problem disappear. -
"No anchor, no countdown" is portable today. Rather than falling back to
startedAt, return null. It costs a countdown on that path and removes the maker bug immediately — and once Rust stamps the field, the path stops existing. A missing countdown is better than one that starts at zero.
Minor
totalWindowSeconds for pending returns the waiting window (900 or the node's value) while the deadline points 24 h out, so the progress ring is meaningless in that state. It was equally wrong before, but v1 shows the shape: it uses a different widget for pending, DynamicCountdownWidget(expiration, createdAt), whose total is expiration - createdAt. Now that one helper decides both, returning deadline - createdAt for pending is nearly free.
Keep the chat-header fix in. It's the same defect, and fixing one surface would leave the two disagreeing. The offer to split it out isn't needed.
…ountdown start at zero (MostroP2P#306 review) Catrya's review: the helper's fallback anchored on TradeInfo.startedAt, which for a maker is the order-creation time (orders.rs:546, timeout_at: None). A sell order that sat in the book before being taken yielded a deadline of creation + 900s — already in the past. That maker, watching the waiting-payment countdown to pay the hold invoice, is exactly who MostroP2P#270 was meant to help, and the countdown was born at zero. - Waiting states now count down only when timeout_at is present; with no anchor they return null. 'No anchor, no countdown' is portable today and removes the maker bug immediately (a missing countdown beats one that starts at zero). - The real fix — stamping timeout_at on waiting-state entry from the node's expiration_seconds — belongs in the daemon and is tracked as a follow-up; once it lands, this null path stops existing. - Pending progress ring now spans creation -> 24 h expiry (deadline - createdAt) instead of the waiting window, so the ring is meaningful. - Corrected the doc comment: timeout_at is currently a fixed 900 written client-side on take, not persisted by the daemon. - Kept the chat-header fix (same defect on both surfaces). Tests rewritten: the born-at-zero fallback cases become a null-return regression guard for the maker case; the stability test now pins the timeout_at path. flutter analyze clean; 7/7 helper tests pass.
…untdown # Conflicts: # lib/features/trades/screens/trade_detail_screen.dart
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Addressed, and thank you for the precise diagnosis, the maker case was exactly the hole. Fallback anchor (the central bug). You're right that `startedAt` is order-creation time, so for a maker whose order sat in the book before being taken it produced a deadline already in the past the countdown born at zero, and that maker watching the waiting-payment countdown is precisely who #270 was for. I took the portable half you pointed to: with no `timeout_at` the helper now returns null (no anchor, no countdown) rather than falling back to `startedAt`. A missing countdown beats one that starts at zero, and the path disappears once the daemon stamps the field. The real fix belongs in Rust. `timeout_at` is a hardcoded 900 written client-side on take (orders.rs:774), never rewritten and not persisted by the daemon so on the primary branch `expiration_seconds` isn't used, and the buyer-invoice -> payment transition opens an already-expired window. The correct fix stamp `timeout_at` on waiting-state entry from the node's `expiration_seconds` is a daemon change; I'll open a follow-up on the daemon repo and link it here so the Dart helper can collapse to "use timeoutAt" once it lands. Pending ring. Now spans creation -> 24 h expiry (`deadline - createdAt`) instead of the waiting window, so the ring is meaningful. Doc comment corrected (fixed 900, client-written on take, not daemon-persisted). Chat-header fix kept same defect on both surfaces. Rebased onto current main (the trade_detail conflict with #320's `tradeInfoProvider` watch resolved to a single shared watch). Tests rewritten: the born-at-zero cases became a null-return regression guard for the maker path; the stability test now pins the `timeout_at` branch. `flutter analyze` clean, full suite green. |
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Problem
The waiting-state countdown was cosmetic and wrong on two counts:
900 s(trade_detail_screen.dart) instead of the node'sadvertised
expiration_secondsfrom the Kind 38385 instance event a valuealready parsed in Dart but only shown on the About screen.
OrderInfo.expiresAt(the 24 h pending-order expiry), notthe waiting-state deadline.
TradeInfo.timeout_atis written on take but wasnever read.
Fix
Deadline selection is now a shared pure helper,
waitingCountdownDeadline(
lib/features/order/utils/waiting_countdown.dart), so every surface agrees:expiresAt), unchanged.deadline: the trade's
timeoutAtwhen the daemon persisted one, elsenow + expiration_seconds, falling back to900 sonly when the node omits it.Both data sources were already available in Dart, so there's no FRB regen:
expirationSecondsonMostroInstance(viamostroNodeProvider) andtimeoutAtonTradeInfo(viatradeInfoProvider).UI only informs the daemon stays the authority on expiry (no local
cancellation at zero).
Scope note
The issue names Take Order / trade detail. While verifying, I found the chat
trade-state header (
trade_state_header.dart) had the identical bug it fedraw
order.expiresAtto its countdown chip and showed ~30 days (719:55:19)for a waiting-payment order. Since it's the same defect and a half-fix would be
inconsistent, I extracted the logic into the shared helper and fixed both
surfaces. Happy to split the chat-header change out if you'd prefer it narrower.
Testing
Device-verified on hardware (Nokia C31):
expiration_seconds = 900.trade-detail screen and the counterpart chat header matching, and matching
the node's advertised window.
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