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Adds quick replies to the Apple Watch app. Users manage a per-server list on the phone (Preferences → Apple Watch quick replies), and the watch shows them as tappable pills under the message composer.
Server settings:
Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions (comma-separated) seeds the list on login when the user has no list yet. Replies are trimmed, deduped and capped. The user's own list is never overwritten.
Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Count and Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Length set the limits. The app uses 10 and 30 when the server sends neither (or an invalid value) and lowers anything above 100 to 100. Lowering a limit never shortens an existing list.
The seed waits for that workspace's settings fetch and needs the watch app installed at login. It stops on logout, account deletion, a new login or a switch to another workspace.
Phone UI: the screen is shown only when the watch app is installed (hidden on Android). Add with the return key, remove with the trash button, and a toast appears past the limit.
Storage and sync: the list lives in MMKV under a per-server key and is cleared on logout and account deletion, including the watch's copy. WatchModule sends it with WCSession.updateApplicationContext (best-effort: only the latest payload is kept), and the watch's server list on launch carries it too.
Watch app: new optional quickRepliesData in a new Core Data model version (Default 2; the upgrade and the downgrade were checked with a momc probe, not on a device). Tapping a pill sends it, and rooms open anchored on the text field (on watchOS 9 the room opens at the very bottom of the list, below the pills, because its older rotated scroll view can't scroll to an item).
Also: the codegen spec SSLPinning is renamed RocketChatSpec (it hosts more than SSL pinning now) and WatchModule is registered through modulesProvider; NativeListRow's onPress is optional; new analytics event UP_GO_WATCHOS_QUICK_REPLIES; strings added to the 25 locale files that have content.
Issue(s)
N/A
How to test or reproduce
On the server, set Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions (e.g. Yes,No,On my way), then log in on an iPhone paired with a watch that has the app: Preferences → Apple Watch quick replies lists them.
Add and remove replies, then open a room on the watch: the pills match and tapping one sends it. A room with unread messages opens on the text field.
With Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions set to On my way,Will follow up shortly,Call you later,Yes, Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Count 3 and Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Length 8 on the server, log in to a workspace with no list: the seed keeps On my wa, Will fol and Call you (3 replies, cut to 8 characters), the input stops at 8, and a 4th reply shows the limit toast.
Reinstall the watch app: the replies come back. Log out: they are cleared on the phone and, best-effort, on the watch.
On a server without the settings (every released server until Rocket.Chat#38911 ships) the list starts empty and adding by hand works (10 replies of 30 characters).
Without a paired watch, or on Android, Preferences has no quick replies row.
Screenshots
iOS
iOS 26
iOS 18
Apple Watch
Android
Preferences on Android: no Apple Watch quick replies row.
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Further comments
The "settings fetched" flag is getSettingsFetchedFor() (the workspace the last completed settings fetch belongs to), module state in getSettings.ts, not redux. Redux made RoomsListView flash a spinner when a slow settings fetch finished: its useSubscriptions compares the whole state.server by identity. Storing the workspace (not a boolean) also fixes a switch away and back leaving the flag false, because switching back takes the "already connected" shortcut and fetches nothing.
SETTINGS.FETCH_COMPLETE carries the settings the fetch returned. The seed waiter uses them when it had to wait, because the Add workspace probe clears the stored settings. If the fetch failed it reads the stored (last successful) ones.
The seed waiter is spawned, so cancelling Add workspace while settings load no longer stops it. Its stop list is a different workspace, logout, a new login and account deletion (which dispatches no logout).
getSettings drops a response for a workspace that is no longer active, and only the latest call writes (it rechecks before the database write too, per CodeRabbit). Selecting a workspace without a stored session clears the previous workspace's settings first (clearWorkspaceSettings). Logout removes the workspace's keys in finally.
Known and left for a separate PR: switching away while the current workspace's settings load, with the new workspace failing before it connects, and back leaves the settings stale until the next switch or restart; deleting the account while a reconnect login runs lets that login write the credentials back; a failed fetch combined with the probe seeds nothing until the next login.
Tests cover the seed saga, getSettings, the sync helpers, the limits, logout and the preferences screen. Checked on an iPhone 17 Pro Max with an Apple Watch Series 11 simulator (iOS / watchOS 26.5) through a proxy that adds the setting and delays the response: login seeds, logout clears, cancelling Add workspace and deleting the account while settings load behave. That run was before the flag left redux; afterwards only the rooms list was rechecked (no flash with the response held 4 s). The limit settings were checked on the same pair against a local server running the new settings (Rocket.Chat#38911 is still unmerged): the defaults 10 and 30 seed and show, changing them to 3 and 8 updates the open screen, the input stops at 8 characters, a 4th reply shows the toast, a lowered limit keeps a longer list, and a seed of On my way,Will follow up shortly,Call you later,Yes keeps 3 replies cut to 8 characters. On an Android emulator the full build succeeds with the renamed spec, login, the rooms list and logout work, and Preferences has no quick replies row.
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New Features
Apple Watch users can create, edit, and delete quick replies in app preferences. Replies sync to the watch and can be tapped to send messages.
Configure the maximum number of replies and characters per reply. Limits are displayed in preferences, with a notice when the reply limit is reached.
Quick replies are available when composing messages on Apple Watch.
Improvements
Quick-reply settings and guidance are now available in multiple languages.
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The change adds Apple Watch quick-reply management and synchronization across the app and Watch. It also updates workspace settings fetch handling to associate results with the active server and ignore stale responses.
The app adds default count and length limits, validates configured limits, and adds a preferences screen to add and delete replies. The screen enforces limits and displays localized labels and messages.
The app stores replies per server and syncs them through an iOS TurboModule. The Watch receives replies for a matching server, stores them, and includes them in server data. Login and logout paths also invoke synchronization. The Watch composer displays replies as send actions.
Settings fetches are associated with a server. The app ignores stale results and results for an inactive workspace, and can clear workspace settings while preserving login settings.
Confirm the Watch preference behavior, accessibility fix, security-check status, and settings-persistence ordering before merging. The supplied evidence does not establish that these outstanding concerns are resolved.
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Every call to navigateToScreen fires the notification-preference event regardless of the target. The new WatchOS Quick Replies item (line 123) will misattribute its navigation tap to the notification-preferences event in analytics. Either pass the event as a parameter, or call logEvent directly at each call site.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/views/UserPreferencesView/index.tsx` around lines 37 - 41,
navigateToScreen currently always logs events.UP_GO_USER_NOTIFICATION_PREF which
misattributes analytics; change navigateToScreen to accept an analytics event
parameter (e.g., event: string | undefined) or remove the log from it and
instead call logEvent at each call site; update the WatchOS Quick Replies call
site to pass the correct event or call
logEvent(events.UP_GO_USER_WATCH_QUICK_REPLIES) directly before calling
navigateToScreen (references: navigateToScreen function and the WatchOS Quick
Replies navigation call).
Trailing semicolon (SwiftLint warning) and mixed indentation.
Line 38 has a trailing semicolon flagged by SwiftLint (trailing_semicolon). Lines 19 and 32–40 also use 4-space indentation while the rest of the file uses tabs, which will cause noise in diffs and may fail CI linting.
🔧 Proposed fix
- `@NSManaged` private var quickRepliesData: NSArray?+ `@NSManaged` private var quickRepliesData: NSArray?
...
- public var quickReplies: [String] {- get {- quickRepliesData as? [String] ?? []- }- set {- quickRepliesData = newValue as NSArray;- }- }+ public var quickReplies: [String] {+ get {+ quickRepliesData as? [String] ?? []+ }+ set {+ quickRepliesData = newValue as NSArray+ }+ }
Also applies to: 32-40
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Database/Entity/Server.swift at line 19, In
Server.swift, remove the trailing semicolon and fix mixed indentation: change
the property declaration for quickRepliesData (`@NSManaged` private var
quickRepliesData: NSArray?) and the subsequent block around the other
properties/methods in the Server class (the lines noted in the review) to use
tabs instead of 4-space indentation and delete the stray semicolon found on the
offending line (the SwiftLint trailing_semicolon). Ensure consistent tab
indentation across the Server class so linting passes.
app/lib/methods/getSettings.ts-26-26 (1)
26-26: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions in serverInfoKeys has no matching handler in serverInfoUpdate — the entry is dead code.
serverInfoKeys filters settings passed to serverInfoUpdate. The reduce inside serverInfoUpdate (lines 57–97) has no branch for Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions, so the value is silently discarded there. The setting is still dispatched to Redux via parsedSettings regardless of serverInfoKeys membership, so adding it here has no functional effect.
Either add a handler in serverInfoUpdate if the intent is to persist this value to the server record, or remove it from serverInfoKeys to avoid confusion.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/methods/getSettings.ts` at line 26, serverInfoKeys contains
'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' but serverInfoUpdate's reducer (function
serverInfoUpdate) has no case for that key so the value is dropped; either
remove 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' from serverInfoKeys or add a handler in
serverInfoUpdate's reduce to persist it to the server record. If you choose to
persist, add a branch inside serverInfoUpdate's reduce that checks for
'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' and assigns the incoming value to the appropriate
server info field on the accumulator (matching how other keys like 'Force_SSL'
or 'Unsafe_Audio_Video' are handled) so it is included in the returned server
update; if you choose to remove, delete 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' from
serverInfoKeys to avoid dead code.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Views/MessageComposerView.swift around lines 33 -
34, ForEach is using id: \.self which breaks when quickReplies contains
duplicate strings; change the identity to a stable unique key (e.g., if Reply
has an id property use ForEach(quickReplies, id: \.id) { reply in ... } or
iterate indices like ForEach(quickReplies.indices, id: \.self) { idx in let
reply = quickReplies[idx] ... } so each row has a stable, unique ID; update
references inside the loop from reply to the indexed value if you choose the
indices approach.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/views/UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView/index.tsx` around lines 58 - 60, When
initializing quick replies in UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView, normalize the
comma-separated admin seed (appleWatchReplies) before calling setQuickReplies to
avoid empty or whitespace-only entries: split appleWatchReplies by comma, map
each piece with trim(), filter out items with zero length (or falsy), and then
pass the cleaned array to setQuickReplies so no blank replies are saved.
app/lib/methods/userPreferences.ts-152-156 (1)
152-156: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Validate parsed payload is actually an array before casting.
Line [155] casts any JSON shape to T[], which can surface runtime errors later.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/methods/userPreferences.ts` around lines 152 - 156, The getArray
method currently parses JSON and blindly casts to T[]; change getArray(key:
string) to parse jsonString into a local variable (e.g., parsed), then verify
Array.isArray(parsed) before casting and returning (return null or handle as
invalid when not an array); ensure this uses the existing mmkv.getString(key)
result and keep the try/catch, optionally logging a warning when the payload is
not an array to aid debugging.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer.ts` around
lines 12 - 21, The code stores raw comma-split appleWatchReplies which can
create empty or whitespace-only entries; before calling UserPreferences.setArray
with quickRepliesMMKVKey in syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer (where
appleWatchReplies is processed and WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES/quickRepliesMMKVKey is
used), normalize the replies by splitting on ',' then trimming each item,
filtering out empty strings (and optionally removing duplicates) and only pass
the cleaned array to UserPreferences.setArray; keep the surrounding guards
(isFirstLogin, server, typeof appleWatchReplies === 'string') intact and then
call syncWatchOSQuickReplies as before.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/views/UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView/index.tsx` around lines 22 - 23, The
code constructs the preference key using currentServer which may be null,
causing keys like "null-RC_WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES"; fix by guarding the key
construction before calling useUserPreferences: obtain currentServer via
userPreferences.getString(CURRENT_SERVER), then build a safe key (e.g., if
currentServer is truthy use `${currentServer}-${WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES}` else use
just `WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES` or a stable default) and pass that safeKey to
useUserPreferences<string[]>(safeKey, []); update references to currentServer/
WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES/ useUserPreferences so preferences are never stored under a
"null-*" prefix.
app/lib/native/NativeWatchModule.ts-10-13 (1)
10-13: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Debug-only methods exposed in the production TurboModule interface.
getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and getReplies are annotated as // debug. Shipping these in the production bridge increases the attack surface (they expose raw MMKV keys and server URLs to JS). Consider gating them behind __DEV__ or removing them before merge.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/native/NativeWatchModule.ts` around lines 10 - 13, The interface
exposes debug-only methods getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and getReplies on
NativeWatchModule which should not be available in production; remove these
methods from the production TurboModule interface or conditionally include them
only in dev builds (e.g., guard their declarations/exports behind a __DEV__
check or a build-time flag) so that getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and
getReplies are not present on the production bridge.
ios/RCTWatchModule.mm-13-15 (1)
13-15: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
File-scope global variables without static risk linker symbol collisions.
mmkvQuickRepliesKey and mmkvCurrentServerKey are declared at file scope without static, so they have external linkage. If another translation unit declares identically named globals, you'll get a duplicate-symbol linker error.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm` around lines 13 - 15, The two file-scope globals
mmkvQuickRepliesKey and mmkvCurrentServerKey currently have external linkage and
can cause duplicate-symbol linker errors; change their declarations to have
internal linkage and be immutable by making them static and const (e.g., use
static NSString * const for mmkvQuickRepliesKey and mmkvCurrentServerKey) so
they are private to this translation unit and cannot be modified externally.
🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
app/stacks/InsideStack.tsx (1)
175-175: Guard UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView screen registration to iOS.
The component calls checkWatch() on mount (line 36), which directly invokes NativeWatchModule methods (isWatchSupported(), isWatchPaired(), isWatchAppInstalled()) without error handling. Since NativeWatchModule is iOS-only, Android users who reach this screen (via deep link or navigation) will crash. Add a Platform.OS check to the screen registration or provide a no-op fallback for non-iOS platforms.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/stacks/InsideStack.tsx` at line 175, The UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView
screen must be guarded for iOS because its component calls checkWatch() which
uses NativeWatchModule (isWatchSupported(), isWatchPaired(),
isWatchAppInstalled()) and will crash on Android; update the ProfileStack
registration to only register UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView when Platform.OS ===
'ios' (or register a safe no-op stub component for non-iOS) so
navigation/deeplinks won't load the real component on Android, and alternatively
add a defensive Platform.OS check inside UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView's
checkWatch() as a secondary safeguard.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/views/UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView/index.tsx` around lines 73 - 75, The
list uses an unstable index key in quickReplies.map which can cause UI reuse
glitches; change the key on the Chip inside quickReplies.map to a stable,
content-derived identifier (e.g., use the reply string or a unique id property
if replies are objects) instead of index — update the map in
UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView to set key={reply} or key={reply.id} and ensure
removeQuickReply and any state updates continue to operate on that same
identifier.
ios/RCTWatchModule.mm (1)
37-42: getMMKV allocates a new MMKVBridge instance on every call.
This method is invoked from getValueFromMMKV:, which is called multiple times within syncQuickReplies, getkey, getReplies, etc. Repeatedly allocating the bridge object is wasteful and may carry initialization overhead. Cache it as an instance variable initialized once in init.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm` around lines 37 - 42, getMMKV currently creates a new
MMKVBridge on every call (used by getValueFromMMKV, syncQuickReplies, getkey,
getReplies), causing repeated initialization overhead; instead allocate and
store a single MMKVBridge instance as an ivar/property when the module is
initialized (in init) and have getMMKV return that cached instance; update the
class to declare a MMKVBridge *cachedMMKV (or similar), initialize it in init
(alloc/initWithID:cryptKey:rootPath:), and change getMMKV to return cachedMMKV
(and handle nil-safety if initialization can fail).
app/sagas/selectServer.ts (2)
201-207: Loose equality == null is intentional but add a brief comment for clarity.
The logic is correct: on first encounter the key is absent (getBool returns null/undefined), so you persist false (consumed) and dispatch true. On subsequent launches it reads false and dispatches false. However, the stored value being false to mean "first start already happened" is counter-intuitive. A short inline comment would help future readers.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts` around lines 201 - 207, Add a short inline comment
above the isFirstServerLogin check explaining that the loose null check
(UserPreferences.getBool(`${server}-${FIRST_START}`) == null) intentionally
detects an absent key, that we then persist false to mark the first-start as
consumed via UserPreferences.setBool(`${server}-${FIRST_START}`, false), and
that stored false therefore means "not first start" while dispatching
setIsFirstServerLogin(true) for the initial run; reference the symbols
UserPreferences.getBool, UserPreferences.setBool, FIRST_START, and
setIsFirstServerLogin when adding the comment so future readers understand the
inverse meaning of the stored boolean and why == null is used.
276-278: Selecting the entire Redux state into a saga is a code smell.
yield* appSelector(s => s) pulls the full state tree into the saga. This couples handleServerFinishAdd to every slice of the store. Prefer selecting only the fields syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer actually needs (e.g., state.server, state.app, state.settings).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts` around lines 276 - 278, The saga
handleServerFinishAdd currently selects the entire Redux state via appSelector(s
=> s); change it to only select the specific slices needed by
syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer (for example select state.server, state.app
and state.settings) instead of the full tree—either call appSelector to return
an object with only those keys or make separate selectors for
server/app/settings and yield them individually so handleServerFinishAdd no
longer pulls the whole state.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/getWatchStatus.ts`:
- Around line 9-15: checkWatch currently calls NativeWatchModule methods
directly and can throw if the native module is missing; wrap the body of
checkWatch (the calls to NativeWatchModule.isWatchSupported, isWatchPaired,
isWatchAppInstalled) in a try-catch and return a safe fallback IWatchStatus
(e.g., all false) on error, logging or swallowing the exception consistently
with syncReplies.ts; update checkWatch to return the fallback IWatchStatus when
NativeWatchModule access fails so the view cannot crash.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncReplies.ts`:
- Around line 7-17: Remove the console.log lines that print NativeWatchModule
payloads (calls to syncQuickReplies, isWatchSupported, isWatchPaired,
isWatchAppInstalled, getCurrentServerFromNative, getReplies, getkey) so
sensitive watch data is not written to device logs; instead call
NativeWatchModule.syncQuickReplies() and capture its result (or await it if
async), validate the result and return or propagate that real outcome (e.g.,
return the boolean/result or throw an error when sync indicates failure) rather
than always returning true in the try block; keep the catch block but ensure it
rethrows or returns a failing result after logging so callers receive the real
sync failure.
In `@app/lib/native/NativeWatchModule.ts`:
- Around line 4-14: The Spec methods getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and
getReplies are declared as returning string but native can return nil; update
the Spec to indicate nullable returns (change their return types to string |
null) so the TurboModule bridge and JS handle absent values safely, and add
brief null-checks where these methods are consumed; alternatively, if you prefer
guarding on native side, ensure the native implementations for
getCurrentServerFromNative/getkey/getReplies never return nil (return empty
string or sentinel) and keep the TS types unchanged—pick one strategy and apply
it consistently across the Spec and callers.
In `@app/reducers/app.ts`:
- Line 28: The reducer currently initializes isFirstServerLogin to true which
can cause a brief incorrect state before the selectServer saga reads MMKV and
dispatches the real value; change the initial state for isFirstServerLogin in
the reducer to false and let the selectServer saga (which reads MMKV and uses
yield put to update state) explicitly set the correct value so no code observes
a spurious true during cold start.
In `@app/views/UserPreferencesView/index.tsx`:
- Around line 119-128: Wrap the WatchOS quick replies UI in an iOS-only platform
guard so it only renders on iOS; locate the List.Section containing the
List.Item with title 'WatchOS_Quick_Replies' and testID
'preferences-view-watchos-quickreplies' (the item that calls
navigateToScreen('UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView')), and conditionally render that
section only when the platform is iOS (e.g., check Platform.OS === 'ios' or use
the project's isIOS helper) to prevent showing the dead navigation target on
Android.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm`:
- Around line 164-175: getReplies and getCurrentServerFromNative can return nil
when MMKV has no value, violating the non-nullable Spec; update both methods
(getReplies and getCurrentServerFromNative) to coalesce nil to a safe default
string (e.g., @"") before returning so the bridge never sends null to JS, and
ensure you reference the mmkvCurrentServerKey/mmkvQuickRepliesKey lookups and
any use of getValueFromMMKV to apply the same non-null fallback.
- Around line 158-163: The getkey method builds a malformed key when
currentServer is nil; update -[getkey] to guard the result of [self
getValueFromMMKV:mmkvCurrentServerKey] (same pattern used in getReplies and
syncQuickReplies) and when currentServer is nil return mmkvQuickRepliesKey (or
otherwise omit the "%@-" prefix) before calling stringWithFormat so you never
produce "(null)-RC_WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES"; adjust the implementation in the
getkey method accordingly.
- Around line 19-24: The init method currently assigns WCSession.defaultSession
to _session but never activates it; update init (the - (id)init method that sets
_session) to set _session.delegate = self and call [_session activateSession]
(or [_session activate] on newer APIs) after assigning WCSession.defaultSession,
and ensure the class declares <WCSessionDelegate> conformance and implements the
required delegate method session:activationDidCompleteWithState:error: (plus any
relevant delegate stubs such as sessionDidBecomeInactive:/sessionDidDeactivate:
if needed) so session queries
(isPaired/isWatchAppInstalled/updateApplicationContext:error:) work correctly.
- Around line 88-116: The code currently throws std::runtime_error inside the
synchronous TurboModule flow (in RCTWatchModule.mm around the
updateApplicationContext handling), which will crash the app; replace all throw
std::runtime_error(...) usages in this method with RCTLogError(...) calls and an
early return path (or return a sensible value) so errors are logged instead of
thrown, remove the unreachable RCTLogError after the throw, and ensure NSError
*error checks from [_session updateApplicationContext:... error:&error] and the
JSON parse branch use the same log-and-return error handling; alternatively, if
you need to surface errors to JS, convert the API to a Promise-based method and
use reject rather than throwing.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch
App/Database/Default.xcdatamodeld/Default.xcdatamodel/contents:
- Line 15: DefaultDatabase in Database.swift currently loads the
NSPersistentContainer without migration options, so adding the new
quickRepliesData attribute will break existing stores; before calling
persistentContainer.loadPersistentStores(...) set migration options on
container.persistentStoreDescriptions (use
NSMigratePersistentStoresAutomaticallyOption and
NSInferMappingModelAutomaticallyOption with true as NSNumber) so lightweight
migration is enabled for the store, then call loadPersistentStores in the
existing initialization code (refer to DefaultDatabase and the
persistentStoreDescriptions/loadPersistentStores usage).
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift:
- Line 143: The DelayableWatchSession initializer ignores its delay parameter
because Timer.scheduledTimer is called with a hardcoded 1 second; update the
timer call in WatchSession/DelayableWatchSession to use the provided delay
variable (e.g., replace the literal 1 in Timer.scheduledTimer(withTimeInterval:
1, ...) with the delay parameter) so the constructed DelayableWatchSession
respects the configured delay.
- Around line 120-122: The failure branch in WatchSession.sendMessage (case
.failure where self.retries > 0) checks self.retries but never decrements it, so
configured retry budget is ignored; update the failure handling in the method
(the case handling around self.retries and
session.sendMessage/completionHandler) to decrement self.retries (e.g.,
self.retries -= 1) before re-attempting, and ensure the retry path still invokes
session.sendMessage(completionHandler:) with the updated retries value so
subsequent failures respect the remaining retry count.
- Around line 42-57: The sendMessage call in WatchSession.swift
(session.sendMessage(_:replyHandler:)) lacks an errorHandler so delivery
failures never invoke completionHandler; update the call to use
sendMessage(_:replyHandler:errorHandler:) and in the errorHandler bridge the
WCSession error into the same completion flow (e.g., call
completionHandler(.failure(.delivery(error))) or an appropriate WatchSession
error case), ensuring all paths (reply parsing in replyHandler and errors in
errorHandler) always call completionHandler and avoid leaving the caller
waiting; reference the existing completionHandler and WatchMessage decoding
logic so the error path mirrors the reply failure handling.
- Around line 68-88: The delegate method
session(_:didReceiveApplicationContext:) is called off the main thread but
mutates Core Data (setting server.quickReplies and calling serversDB.save());
wrap the Core Data updates and save call in DispatchQueue.main.async to ensure
main‑queue confinement for the viewContext (i.e., perform the
server.quickReplies = replies and serversDB.save() inside a
DispatchQueue.main.async block).
In `@ios/RocketChatRN.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj`:
- Line 2444: Remove the hard-coded contributor-specific DEVELOPMENT_TEAM =
B6FV7VP54P entries in the Xcode project file and replace them with a
shared/team-agnostic setting (e.g. remove the key or use a build setting
variable like DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = $(DEVELOPMENT_TEAM) or the org's canonical team
ID) so debug and release configs use consistent signing; update every occurrence
of the DEVELOPMENT_TEAM key in the project.pbxproj (the entries shown with
DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = B6FV7VP54P) to the chosen shared variable or remove the
per-contributor value to avoid committing personal team IDs.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@app/views/UserPreferencesView/index.tsx`:
- Around line 37-41: navigateToScreen currently always logs
events.UP_GO_USER_NOTIFICATION_PREF which misattributes analytics; change
navigateToScreen to accept an analytics event parameter (e.g., event: string |
undefined) or remove the log from it and instead call logEvent at each call
site; update the WatchOS Quick Replies call site to pass the correct event or
call logEvent(events.UP_GO_USER_WATCH_QUICK_REPLIES) directly before calling
navigateToScreen (references: navigateToScreen function and the WatchOS Quick
Replies navigation call).
---
Minor comments:
In `@app/lib/methods/getSettings.ts`:
- Line 26: serverInfoKeys contains 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' but
serverInfoUpdate's reducer (function serverInfoUpdate) has no case for that key
so the value is dropped; either remove 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' from
serverInfoKeys or add a handler in serverInfoUpdate's reduce to persist it to
the server record. If you choose to persist, add a branch inside
serverInfoUpdate's reduce that checks for 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' and
assigns the incoming value to the appropriate server info field on the
accumulator (matching how other keys like 'Force_SSL' or 'Unsafe_Audio_Video'
are handled) so it is included in the returned server update; if you choose to
remove, delete 'Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions' from serverInfoKeys to avoid dead
code.
In `@app/lib/methods/userPreferences.ts`:
- Around line 152-156: The getArray method currently parses JSON and blindly
casts to T[]; change getArray(key: string) to parse jsonString into a local
variable (e.g., parsed), then verify Array.isArray(parsed) before casting and
returning (return null or handle as invalid when not an array); ensure this uses
the existing mmkv.getString(key) result and keep the try/catch, optionally
logging a warning when the payload is not an array to aid debugging.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer.ts`:
- Around line 12-21: The code stores raw comma-split appleWatchReplies which can
create empty or whitespace-only entries; before calling UserPreferences.setArray
with quickRepliesMMKVKey in syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer (where
appleWatchReplies is processed and WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES/quickRepliesMMKVKey is
used), normalize the replies by splitting on ',' then trimming each item,
filtering out empty strings (and optionally removing duplicates) and only pass
the cleaned array to UserPreferences.setArray; keep the surrounding guards
(isFirstLogin, server, typeof appleWatchReplies === 'string') intact and then
call syncWatchOSQuickReplies as before.
In `@app/lib/native/NativeWatchModule.ts`:
- Around line 10-13: The interface exposes debug-only methods
getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and getReplies on NativeWatchModule which
should not be available in production; remove these methods from the production
TurboModule interface or conditionally include them only in dev builds (e.g.,
guard their declarations/exports behind a __DEV__ check or a build-time flag) so
that getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, and getReplies are not present on the
production bridge.
In `@app/views/UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView/index.tsx`:
- Around line 58-60: When initializing quick replies in
UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView, normalize the comma-separated admin seed
(appleWatchReplies) before calling setQuickReplies to avoid empty or
whitespace-only entries: split appleWatchReplies by comma, map each piece with
trim(), filter out items with zero length (or falsy), and then pass the cleaned
array to setQuickReplies so no blank replies are saved.
- Around line 22-23: The code constructs the preference key using currentServer
which may be null, causing keys like "null-RC_WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES"; fix by
guarding the key construction before calling useUserPreferences: obtain
currentServer via userPreferences.getString(CURRENT_SERVER), then build a safe
key (e.g., if currentServer is truthy use
`${currentServer}-${WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES}` else use just `WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES`
or a stable default) and pass that safeKey to
useUserPreferences<string[]>(safeKey, []); update references to currentServer/
WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES/ useUserPreferences so preferences are never stored under a
"null-*" prefix.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm`:
- Around line 13-15: The two file-scope globals mmkvQuickRepliesKey and
mmkvCurrentServerKey currently have external linkage and can cause
duplicate-symbol linker errors; change their declarations to have internal
linkage and be immutable by making them static and const (e.g., use static
NSString * const for mmkvQuickRepliesKey and mmkvCurrentServerKey) so they are
private to this translation unit and cannot be modified externally.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Database/Entity/Server.swift:
- Line 19: In Server.swift, remove the trailing semicolon and fix mixed
indentation: change the property declaration for quickRepliesData (`@NSManaged`
private var quickRepliesData: NSArray?) and the subsequent block around the
other properties/methods in the Server class (the lines noted in the review) to
use tabs instead of 4-space indentation and delete the stray semicolon found on
the offending line (the SwiftLint trailing_semicolon). Ensure consistent tab
indentation across the Server class so linting passes.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Views/MessageComposerView.swift:
- Around line 33-34: ForEach is using id: \.self which breaks when quickReplies
contains duplicate strings; change the identity to a stable unique key (e.g., if
Reply has an id property use ForEach(quickReplies, id: \.id) { reply in ... } or
iterate indices like ForEach(quickReplies.indices, id: \.self) { idx in let
reply = quickReplies[idx] ... } so each row has a stable, unique ID; update
references inside the loop from reply to the indexed value if you choose the
indices approach.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts`:
- Around line 201-207: Add a short inline comment above the isFirstServerLogin
check explaining that the loose null check
(UserPreferences.getBool(`${server}-${FIRST_START}`) == null) intentionally
detects an absent key, that we then persist false to mark the first-start as
consumed via UserPreferences.setBool(`${server}-${FIRST_START}`, false), and
that stored false therefore means "not first start" while dispatching
setIsFirstServerLogin(true) for the initial run; reference the symbols
UserPreferences.getBool, UserPreferences.setBool, FIRST_START, and
setIsFirstServerLogin when adding the comment so future readers understand the
inverse meaning of the stored boolean and why == null is used.
- Around line 276-278: The saga handleServerFinishAdd currently selects the
entire Redux state via appSelector(s => s); change it to only select the
specific slices needed by syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer (for example select
state.server, state.app and state.settings) instead of the full tree—either call
appSelector to return an object with only those keys or make separate selectors
for server/app/settings and yield them individually so handleServerFinishAdd no
longer pulls the whole state.
In `@app/stacks/InsideStack.tsx`:
- Line 175: The UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView screen must be guarded for iOS
because its component calls checkWatch() which uses NativeWatchModule
(isWatchSupported(), isWatchPaired(), isWatchAppInstalled()) and will crash on
Android; update the ProfileStack registration to only register
UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView when Platform.OS === 'ios' (or register a safe no-op
stub component for non-iOS) so navigation/deeplinks won't load the real
component on Android, and alternatively add a defensive Platform.OS check inside
UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView's checkWatch() as a secondary safeguard.
In `@app/views/UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView/index.tsx`:
- Around line 73-75: The list uses an unstable index key in quickReplies.map
which can cause UI reuse glitches; change the key on the Chip inside
quickReplies.map to a stable, content-derived identifier (e.g., use the reply
string or a unique id property if replies are objects) instead of index — update
the map in UserWatchOSQuickRepliesView to set key={reply} or key={reply.id} and
ensure removeQuickReply and any state updates continue to operate on that same
identifier.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm`:
- Around line 37-42: getMMKV currently creates a new MMKVBridge on every call
(used by getValueFromMMKV, syncQuickReplies, getkey, getReplies), causing
repeated initialization overhead; instead allocate and store a single MMKVBridge
instance as an ivar/property when the module is initialized (in init) and have
getMMKV return that cached instance; update the class to declare a MMKVBridge
*cachedMMKV (or similar), initialize it in init
(alloc/initWithID:cryptKey:rootPath:), and change getMMKV to return cachedMMKV
(and handle nil-safety if initialization can fail).
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Learnt from: Rohit3523
Repo: RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.ReactNative PR: 6930
File: package.json:101-101
Timestamp: 2026-02-05T13:55:00.974Z
Learning: In this repository, the dependency on react-native-image-crop-picker should reference the RocketChat fork (RocketChat/react-native-image-crop-picker) with explicit commit pins, not the upstream ivpusic/react-native-image-crop-picker. Update package.json dependencies (and any lockfile) to point to the fork URL and a specific commit, ensuring edge-to-edge Android fixes are included. This pattern should apply to all package.json files in the repo that declare this dependency.
78-82: LGTM — server parameter correctly propagated.
server is already a stored property on MessageListView, so passing it through to MessageComposerView is safe and straightforward.
app/lib/methods/getSettings.ts (1)
190-194: The try-catch is appropriate and effective here. syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer is a synchronous function that does not return a Promise, so the try-catch block correctly handles any errors thrown during its execution.
Note:Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions is included in serverInfoKeys (line 26) but is not handled in the serverInfoUpdate reduce function (lines 51–113). This setting is silently dropped and has no effect on server info updates. If the intent is to sync this setting with the server, add a handler in the reduce; otherwise, remove it from serverInfoKeys to avoid confusion.
ios/RCTWatchModule.h (1)
6-7: Header interface shape looks correct.
The module declaration cleanly matches the generated spec protocol surface.
app/lib/methods/userPreferences.ts (1)
113-113: Good fix: getBool now preserves false correctly.
Using ?? null on Line [113] avoids converting stored false into null.
34-47: Availability gate is correct. The .glassEffect modifier requires watchOS 26.0, which matches the #available(watchOS 26.0, *) guard on line 34. No changes needed.
app/actions/app.ts (2)
24-28: LGTM!
The new ISetFirstServerLogin interface and its inclusion in TActionApp follow the established pattern in this file consistently.
82-87: LGTM!
The setIsFirstServerLogin action creator is consistent with the other action creators in this file and correctly references APP.SET_FIRST_LOGIN.
app/sagas/selectServer.ts (1)
276-291: Both syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer and syncWatchOSQuickReplies are synchronous functions — they do not return promises or use async/await. syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer executes synchronously and returns void, while syncWatchOSQuickReplies is synchronous, returns a boolean, and has its own internal error handling. Errors from synchronous function calls are properly caught by the surrounding try/catch block. No fix is needed.
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♻️ Duplicate comments (9)
ios/RCTWatchModule.mm (3)
19-24: WCSession is never activated — all session queries return stale/incorrect values.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm` around lines 19 - 24, The WCSession obtained in init
is never activated so queries return stale values; in the init method of
RCTWatchModule set _session = WCSession.defaultSession, assign its delegate to
self (ensuring the class conforms to WCSessionDelegate) and call [_session
activateSession] (or the modern equivalent activateSession) so the session
becomes active and delivers up-to-date state and callbacks.
96-134: Throwing std::runtime_error from a synchronous TurboModule method will crash the app; RCTLogError after throw is dead code.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm` around lines 96 - 134, The code currently throws
std::runtime_error (e.g. in the JSON error branch, when updateApplicationContext
fails, inside the catch block) which will crash a synchronous TurboModule method
and makes the RCTLogError after throw dead code; replace all throws of
std::runtime_error in this function with non-throwing error handling: log the
error via RCTLogError (include e.what() or [[error localizedDescription]
UTF8String]), perform any necessary cleanup, and return early (or propagate a
proper NSError/callback/promise result depending on the surrounding API) instead
of throwing; specifically change the branches that call throw std::runtime_error
(the JSON parse branch, the updateApplicationContext failure branch, and inside
catch around updateApplicationContext) to call RCTLogError and return, and
remove any unreachable RCTLogError lines after throws.
96-100: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Dead else branch in the error ternary — always takes the localizedDescription path.
The enclosing if (error) already guarantees error is non-nil, so the ": "JSON parse error" fallback in the ternary is unreachable. Minor clean-up item.
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm` around lines 96 - 100, Inside the if (error) block in
RCTWatchModule.mm the ternary using error is redundant because the enclosing if
already guarantees error is non-null; replace the ternary that assigns
std::string message with a direct extraction of the localizedDescription (e.g.,
use [[error localizedDescription] UTF8String]) so message is set unconditionally
from error, and remove the unreachable "JSON parse error" fallback; update the
variable assignment that currently references error ? ... : ... and keep the
subsequent throw std::runtime_error(message) unchanged.
17-22: checkWatch() calls native module methods without error handling — potential crash if the native side throws.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/getWatchStatus.ts` around lines 17 - 22,
The getWatchStatus/checkWatch implementation is calling
NativeWatchModule.isWatchSupported(), isWatchPaired(), and isWatchAppInstalled()
directly with no error handling; wrap those native calls in a try/catch inside
the function (e.g., in getWatchStatus or checkWatch) and on error return a safe
IWatchStatus fallback (all flags false) and optionally log the error via the
existing logger; ensure the returned object shape stays IWatchStatus so callers
don't crash when the native side throws.
Two issues with Timer.scheduledTimer: hardcoded interval ignores delay, and the timer may never fire when called off the main thread.
withTimeInterval: 1 hardcodes the interval, so the delay property injected via init has no effect. (Previously flagged — )
Timer.scheduledTimer schedules on the currentRunLoop. If sendMessage is invoked from any thread other than the main thread (e.g., a WCSession delegate callback or a background dispatch), that thread has no active RunLoop, the timer is silently not scheduled, and completionHandler is never called.
DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter is run-loop–independent and always fires as expected.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift around lines 138 - 145,
Timer.scheduledTimer currently hardcodes withTimeInterval: 1 (ignoring the
injected delay from init) and may not fire if called off the main thread because
it schedules on the current RunLoop; replace the timer use in
WatchSession.sendMessage (or the closure that calls self.session.sendMessage
with completionHandler) with DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter using the instance's
delay property so the injected delay is respected and the callback always fires
on the main queue, ensuring completionHandler is invoked reliably even when
sendMessage is called from background threads.
68-85: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical
Core Data viewContext mutated off the main thread — thread-confinement violation.
didReceiveApplicationContext is delivered on WCSession's non-main serial delegate queue. Lines 83–84 write to server.quickReplies and call serversDB.save(), which in Database.swift accesses container.viewContext (an NSMainQueueConcurrencyType context). This violates Core Data's queue-confinement rules and can crash.
🐛 Proposed fix
func session(
_ session: WCSession,
didReceiveApplicationContext applicationContext: [String: Any]
) {
- guard- let serverString = applicationContext["server"] as? String,- let replies = applicationContext["quickReplies"] as? [String],- let url = URL(string: serverString),- let server = serversDB.server(url: url)- else {- print("Server not found or invalid context")- return- }-- // store quick replies per server- server.quickReplies = replies- serversDB.save()+ DispatchQueue.main.async { [weak self] in+ guard let self else { return }+ guard+ let serverString = applicationContext["server"] as? String,+ let replies = applicationContext["quickReplies"] as? [String],+ let url = URL(string: serverString),+ let server = self.serversDB.server(url: url)+ else { return }++ server.quickReplies = replies+ self.serversDB.save()+ }
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift around lines 68 - 85,
didReceiveApplicationContext is invoked on WCSession's background delegate queue
but currently mutates Core Data's main viewContext by setting
server.quickReplies and calling serversDB.save(), causing thread-confinement
violations; fix by dispatching the Core Data write onto the main queue or use a
background context: move the server.quickReplies assignment and serversDB.save()
into DispatchQueue.main.async { ... } (or alternatively obtain a background
context from serversDB.container.newBackgroundContext(), perform the mutation
and save on that context), ensuring you reference
session(_:didReceiveApplicationContext:), server.quickReplies and
serversDB.save()/serversDB.container when applying the change.
115-116: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
Retry count checked but never decremented — configured retry budget is silently ignored.
self.retries > 0 is always evaluated against the fixed initializer value; the recursive call does not reduce remainingRetries, so after the first retry the budget is always non-zero and the session retries indefinitely (or until success).
🐛 Proposed fix
func sendMessage(
completionHandler:
`@escaping` (Result<WatchMessage, ServersLoadingError>) -> Void
) {
- session.sendMessage { [weak self] result in- guard let self else { return }- switch result {- case .success(let message):- completionHandler(.success(message))- case .failure where self.retries > 0:- self.session.sendMessage(completionHandler: completionHandler)- case .failure(let error):- completionHandler(.failure(error))- }- }+ sendMessage(remainingRetries: retries, completionHandler: completionHandler)+ }++ private func sendMessage(+ remainingRetries: Int,+ completionHandler: `@escaping` (Result<WatchMessage, ServersLoadingError>) -> Void+ ) {+ session.sendMessage { [weak self] result in+ guard let self else { return }+ switch result {+ case .success(let message):+ completionHandler(.success(message))+ case .failure where remainingRetries > 0:+ self.sendMessage(+ remainingRetries: remainingRetries - 1,+ completionHandler: completionHandler+ )+ case .failure(let error):+ completionHandler(.failure(error))+ }+ }
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift around lines 115 - 116,
The retry branch in WatchSession.sendMessage uses self.retries > 0 but never
decrements the counter, causing infinite retries; update the retry logic to
decrement the remaining retry budget before retrying (e.g., pass
remainingRetries - 1 or set self.retries -= 1) so the recursive/reentrant call
to session.sendMessage uses the reduced count; ensure you reference and adjust
the same property used in the condition (retries or remainingRetries) and
preserve the original completionHandler semantics.
42-57: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
Add errorHandler to sendMessage to handle delivery failures.
session.sendMessage([:]) { ... } silently drops WCSession errors; completionHandler is never called on failure, leaving the caller in an indeterminate state.
🐛 Proposed fix
- session.sendMessage([:]) { dictionary in+ session.sendMessage([:], replyHandler: { dictionary in
do {
let data = try JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: dictionary)
let message = try JSONDecoder().decode(WatchMessage.self, from: data)
completionHandler(.success(message))
} catch {
completionHandler(.failure(.undecodable(error)))
}
- }+ }, errorHandler: { _ in+ completionHandler(.failure(.unreachable))+ })
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift around lines 42 - 57,
The current sendMessage call in WatchSession.swift uses only the replyHandler
(session.sendMessage(_:)) so WCSession delivery errors are ignored and
completionHandler isn't invoked on failure; update the call to use the
sendMessage(_:replyHandler:errorHandler:) overload (provide an errorHandler
closure) on the same session instance so any NSError from the message send is
forwarded to the caller via completionHandler (e.g., call
completionHandler(.failure(.sessionError(error))) or map to the existing failure
enum) and keep the existing replyHandler behavior that decodes WatchMessage and
calls completionHandler(.success(...)).
78-78: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Remove debug print from production code.
- print("Server not found or invalid context")
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift at line 78, Remove the
debug print("Server not found or invalid context") from WatchSession.swift (the
WatchSession class / method that checks server context) and replace it with a
production-appropriate logging call or error handling; e.g., remove the print
statement and use the app's logger/OSLog or propagate an error/early return from
the method instead so no debug prints remain in production code.
23-25: Redundant if (server) guard — server is already asserted non-falsy at line 12.
♻️ Proposed fix
- if (server) {- syncWatchOSQuickReplies();- }+ syncWatchOSQuickReplies();
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer.ts` around
lines 23 - 25, The `if (server)` guard around the call to
syncWatchOSQuickReplies() is redundant because `server` is already asserted
non-falsy earlier in the function; remove the conditional and call
syncWatchOSQuickReplies() directly (i.e., delete the `if (server) { ... }` block
and leave a single call to syncWatchOSQuickReplies()), ensuring the surrounding
flow still expects the earlier assertion of `server`.
app/sagas/selectServer.ts (1)
277-295: shouldShowWatchAppOptions() is called twice — once here and again inside syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer.
shouldShowWatchAppOptions() queries native WatchConnectivity state (three native calls) on every invocation. The outer guard (line 284) and the inner guard inside syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer both invoke it independently. Pass the result through or restructure to call it once.
♻️ Proposed refactor
function* handleServerFinishAdd() {
try {
const state = yield* appSelector(s => s);
const { server } = state.server;
if (!server) return;
- if (shouldShowWatchAppOptions()) {- syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer(state);- syncWatchOSQuickReplies();- }+ // syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer guards internally via shouldShowWatchAppOptions()+ syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer(state);+ syncWatchOSQuickReplies();
} catch (e) {
log(e);
}
}
Alternatively, expose the check result from syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer as a return value so the outer call can decide whether to invoke syncWatchOSQuickReplies.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts` around lines 277 - 295, handleServerFinishAdd
calls shouldShowWatchAppOptions twice (once in the outer guard and again inside
syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer) causing redundant native WatchConnectivity
queries; fix by evaluating shouldShowWatchAppOptions once and either pass that
boolean into syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer (add a parameter, e.g.
shouldShow) and have syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer use the passed value
instead of calling shouldShowWatchAppOptions, then conditionally call
syncWatchOSQuickReplies based on the same boolean, or change
syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer to return the computed boolean so
handleServerFinishAdd can decide whether to call syncWatchOSQuickReplies; update
references to shouldShowWatchAppOptions in syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer
accordingly.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/getWatchStatus.ts`:
- Line 29: Remove the debug console.log by deleting the console.log(watchStatus)
call in getWatchStatus.ts; locate the shouldShowWatchAppOptions() flow (where
watchStatus is evaluated) and either remove the console.log entirely or replace
it with a proper, gated logger (e.g., debug/info on an existing logging utility)
so it no longer prints on every evaluation—ensure you update references to
watchStatus in the getWatchStatus/getWatchStatus function to avoid
unused-variable warnings if you remove the log.
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer.ts`:
- Line 19: In syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer, the split into replies (const
replies = appleWatchReplies.split(',')) leaves leading/trailing whitespace on
items; change the logic that produces replies to trim each entry and drop empty
strings (e.g., map each split item with trim and filter out falsy/empty results)
so stored replies have no surrounding spaces and equality checks/Watch UI behave
correctly; update the variable handling around appleWatchReplies and replies
accordingly.
- Around line 15-22: Remove the redundant inner guard: inside the sync logic
where isFirstLogin, appleWatchReplies and server are already validated (the
outer if using isFirstLogin && appleWatchReplies && typeof appleWatchReplies ===
'string' and earlier server check), drop the nested "if (server &&
appleWatchReplies)" block and directly compute quickRepliesMMKVKey =
`${server}-${WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES}` and call
UserPreferences.setArray(quickRepliesMMKVKey, replies); keeping the existing
replies = appleWatchReplies.split(',') flow and preserving WATCHOS_QUICKREPLIES
and UserPreferences usage.
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts`:
- Around line 202-208: The FIRST_START flag is being persisted too early: move
the UserPreferences.setBool(`${server}-${FIRST_START}`, false) call (currently
guarded by isFirstServerLogin == null) so it only executes after a confirmed
successful selection rather than before potential failures. Specifically, remove
the unconditional write in the isFirstServerLogin null branch in selectServer
saga and instead set the flag after dispatching selectServerSuccess (or perform
the write inside handleServerFinishAdd where success is guaranteed) so that
failed selectServer flows that call selectServerFailure do not mark the server
as "seen" and thereby prevent syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer from running on the
next attempt.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm`:
- Around line 69-71: The early-return guard in RCTWatchModule.mm is using && and
should use || so it returns whenever the watch is unsupported OR the watch app
is not installed; update the condition in the method containing this guard
(e.g., syncQuickReplies or the method showing the if (![self isWatchSupported]
&& ![self isWatchAppInstalled]) to use || instead of && to avoid calling
updateApplicationContext:error: when the app isn't installed.
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/getWatchStatus.ts`:
- Around line 17-22: The getWatchStatus/checkWatch implementation is calling
NativeWatchModule.isWatchSupported(), isWatchPaired(), and isWatchAppInstalled()
directly with no error handling; wrap those native calls in a try/catch inside
the function (e.g., in getWatchStatus or checkWatch) and on error return a safe
IWatchStatus fallback (all flags false) and optionally log the error via the
existing logger; ensure the returned object shape stays IWatchStatus so callers
don't crash when the native side throws.
In `@ios/RCTWatchModule.mm`:
- Around line 19-24: The WCSession obtained in init is never activated so
queries return stale values; in the init method of RCTWatchModule set _session =
WCSession.defaultSession, assign its delegate to self (ensuring the class
conforms to WCSessionDelegate) and call [_session activateSession] (or the
modern equivalent activateSession) so the session becomes active and delivers
up-to-date state and callbacks.
- Around line 96-134: The code currently throws std::runtime_error (e.g. in the
JSON error branch, when updateApplicationContext fails, inside the catch block)
which will crash a synchronous TurboModule method and makes the RCTLogError
after throw dead code; replace all throws of std::runtime_error in this function
with non-throwing error handling: log the error via RCTLogError (include
e.what() or [[error localizedDescription] UTF8String]), perform any necessary
cleanup, and return early (or propagate a proper NSError/callback/promise result
depending on the surrounding API) instead of throwing; specifically change the
branches that call throw std::runtime_error (the JSON parse branch, the
updateApplicationContext failure branch, and inside catch around
updateApplicationContext) to call RCTLogError and return, and remove any
unreachable RCTLogError lines after throws.
- Around line 96-100: Inside the if (error) block in RCTWatchModule.mm the
ternary using error is redundant because the enclosing if already guarantees
error is non-null; replace the ternary that assigns std::string message with a
direct extraction of the localizedDescription (e.g., use [[error
localizedDescription] UTF8String]) so message is set unconditionally from error,
and remove the unreachable "JSON parse error" fallback; update the variable
assignment that currently references error ? ... : ... and keep the subsequent
throw std::runtime_error(message) unchanged.
In `@ios/RocketChat` Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift:
- Around line 138-145: Timer.scheduledTimer currently hardcodes
withTimeInterval: 1 (ignoring the injected delay from init) and may not fire if
called off the main thread because it schedules on the current RunLoop; replace
the timer use in WatchSession.sendMessage (or the closure that calls
self.session.sendMessage with completionHandler) with
DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter using the instance's delay property so the
injected delay is respected and the callback always fires on the main queue,
ensuring completionHandler is invoked reliably even when sendMessage is called
from background threads.
- Around line 68-85: didReceiveApplicationContext is invoked on WCSession's
background delegate queue but currently mutates Core Data's main viewContext by
setting server.quickReplies and calling serversDB.save(), causing
thread-confinement violations; fix by dispatching the Core Data write onto the
main queue or use a background context: move the server.quickReplies assignment
and serversDB.save() into DispatchQueue.main.async { ... } (or alternatively
obtain a background context from serversDB.container.newBackgroundContext(),
perform the mutation and save on that context), ensuring you reference
session(_:didReceiveApplicationContext:), server.quickReplies and
serversDB.save()/serversDB.container when applying the change.
- Around line 115-116: The retry branch in WatchSession.sendMessage uses
self.retries > 0 but never decrements the counter, causing infinite retries;
update the retry logic to decrement the remaining retry budget before retrying
(e.g., pass remainingRetries - 1 or set self.retries -= 1) so the
recursive/reentrant call to session.sendMessage uses the reduced count; ensure
you reference and adjust the same property used in the condition (retries or
remainingRetries) and preserve the original completionHandler semantics.
- Around line 42-57: The current sendMessage call in WatchSession.swift uses
only the replyHandler (session.sendMessage(_:)) so WCSession delivery errors are
ignored and completionHandler isn't invoked on failure; update the call to use
the sendMessage(_:replyHandler:errorHandler:) overload (provide an errorHandler
closure) on the same session instance so any NSError from the message send is
forwarded to the caller via completionHandler (e.g., call
completionHandler(.failure(.sessionError(error))) or map to the existing failure
enum) and keep the existing replyHandler behavior that decodes WatchMessage and
calls completionHandler(.success(...)).
- Line 78: Remove the debug print("Server not found or invalid context") from
WatchSession.swift (the WatchSession class / method that checks server context)
and replace it with a production-appropriate logging call or error handling;
e.g., remove the print statement and use the app's logger/OSLog or propagate an
error/early return from the method instead so no debug prints remain in
production code.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@app/lib/methods/WatchOSQuickReplies/syncWatchOSRepliesWithServer.ts`:
- Around line 23-25: The `if (server)` guard around the call to
syncWatchOSQuickReplies() is redundant because `server` is already asserted
non-falsy earlier in the function; remove the conditional and call
syncWatchOSQuickReplies() directly (i.e., delete the `if (server) { ... }` block
and leave a single call to syncWatchOSQuickReplies()), ensuring the surrounding
flow still expects the earlier assertion of `server`.
In `@app/sagas/selectServer.ts`:
- Around line 277-295: handleServerFinishAdd calls shouldShowWatchAppOptions
twice (once in the outer guard and again inside
syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer) causing redundant native WatchConnectivity
queries; fix by evaluating shouldShowWatchAppOptions once and either pass that
boolean into syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer (add a parameter, e.g.
shouldShow) and have syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer use the passed value
instead of calling shouldShowWatchAppOptions, then conditionally call
syncWatchOSQuickReplies based on the same boolean, or change
syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer to return the computed boolean so
handleServerFinishAdd can decide whether to call syncWatchOSQuickReplies; update
references to shouldShowWatchAppOptions in syncWatchOSQuickRepliesWithServer
accordingly.
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4-13: LGTM — debug methods removed, Spec is clean.
The three debug methods (getCurrentServerFromNative, getkey, getReplies) that previously raised the nullable-return concern have been removed. The remaining four methods (syncQuickReplies, isWatchSupported, isWatchPaired, isWatchAppInstalled) all have correct, non-nullable return types aligned with the native implementations.
47-50: Use the project's Data.decode helper for consistency.
While the current code will work correctly (WatchMessage contains no Date fields), using the Data.decode helper is consistent with the project's pattern of centralizing decoder configuration and simplifies the code.
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- let data = try JSONSerialization.data(- withJSONObject: dictionary- )- let message = try JSONDecoder().decode(- WatchMessage.self,- from: data- )+ let data = try JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: dictionary)+ let message = try data.decode(WatchMessage.self)
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- Line 202: Update getSettings so isActiveWorkspace(server) is not the only
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Source excerpt: Local-first data flow: the UI reads from WatermelonDB, sagas sync it with the server.
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Learning: Do not re-activate or reset the WCSession singleton in iOS Objective-C/Swift bridge modules. Ensure WCSession is activated and its delegate is set in a single, central place (e.g., ios/RocketChat Watch App/Loaders/WatchSession.swift) and avoid duplicating activation or delegate assignment in other iOS bridge files like ios/RCTWatchModule.mm. If WCSession is already activated via the central loader, relying on WCSession.defaultSession is sufficient and maintains a single session lifecycle.
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- Line 208: Recheck fetch identity in getSettings after serverInfoUpdate and
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
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Recheck fetch identity before asynchronous database writes.
connect starts getSettings(server) without awaiting it, so overlapping fetches are reachable. After the current check, getSettings awaits serverInfoUpdate, which performs a WatermelonDB read, and then writes cached settings. A newer fetch can finish during that wait, after which the older fetch can still persist its data.
This behavior also existed before the PR. The new guard reduces stale Redux updates but does not protect the persistence path. Recheck isLatestFetch() after serverInfoUpdate and after awaited database reads inside the write transaction, before preparing or batching records.
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Recheck fetch identity in getSettings after serverInfoUpdate and after any
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Fixed in b23d6c8: getSettings now rechecks isLatestFetch() after serverInfoUpdate and before the settings db.write, so an earlier fetch that a later one overtook no longer persists its settings. Covered by a new test in getSettings.test.ts that holds the earlier fetch on the server-record read while a later one finishes.
@Rohit3523 Thanks. The check at Line 230 covers the wait in serverInfoUpdate. The new test covers that interleaving.
One requested check remains: after the awaited settings query at Line 236, getSettings prepares and batches records without rechecking isLatestFetch(). If a newer fetch starts or the active workspace changes during that query, the older fetch can still persist settings.
Please add the check immediately after that query. Add a test that delays the settings query, starts a newer fetch, and verifies that the older fetch skips db.batch. I inspected the test but did not run it.
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Linked PR: RocketChat/Rocket.Chat#38911
Proposed changes
Adds quick replies to the Apple Watch app. Users manage a per-server list on the phone (Preferences → Apple Watch quick replies), and the watch shows them as tappable pills under the message composer.
Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions(comma-separated) seeds the list on login when the user has no list yet. Replies are trimmed, deduped and capped. The user's own list is never overwritten.Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_CountandApple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Lengthset the limits. The app uses 10 and 30 when the server sends neither (or an invalid value) and lowers anything above 100 to 100. Lowering a limit never shortens an existing list.WatchModulesends it withWCSession.updateApplicationContext(best-effort: only the latest payload is kept), and the watch's server list on launch carries it too.quickRepliesDatain a new Core Data model version (Default 2; the upgrade and the downgrade were checked with amomcprobe, not on a device). Tapping a pill sends it, and rooms open anchored on the text field (on watchOS 9 the room opens at the very bottom of the list, below the pills, because its older rotated scroll view can't scroll to an item).SSLPinningis renamedRocketChatSpec(it hosts more than SSL pinning now) andWatchModuleis registered throughmodulesProvider;NativeListRow'sonPressis optional; new analytics eventUP_GO_WATCHOS_QUICK_REPLIES; strings added to the 25 locale files that have content.Issue(s)
N/A
How to test or reproduce
Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions(e.g.Yes,No,On my way), then log in on an iPhone paired with a watch that has the app: Preferences → Apple Watch quick replies lists them.Apple_Watch_Quick_Actionsset toOn my way,Will follow up shortly,Call you later,Yes,Apple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Count3 andApple_Watch_Quick_Actions_Max_Length8 on the server, log in to a workspace with no list: the seed keepsOn my wa,Will folandCall you(3 replies, cut to 8 characters), the input stops at 8, and a 4th reply shows the limit toast.Screenshots
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Android
Preferences on Android: no Apple Watch quick replies row.
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getSettingsFetchedFor()(the workspace the last completed settings fetch belongs to), module state ingetSettings.ts, not redux. Redux madeRoomsListViewflash a spinner when a slow settings fetch finished: itsuseSubscriptionscompares the wholestate.serverby identity. Storing the workspace (not a boolean) also fixes a switch away and back leaving the flag false, because switching back takes the "already connected" shortcut and fetches nothing.SETTINGS.FETCH_COMPLETEcarries the settings the fetch returned. The seed waiter uses them when it had to wait, because the Add workspace probe clears the stored settings. If the fetch failed it reads the stored (last successful) ones.spawned, so cancelling Add workspace while settings load no longer stops it. Its stop list is a different workspace, logout, a new login and account deletion (which dispatches no logout).getSettingsdrops a response for a workspace that is no longer active, and only the latest call writes (it rechecks before the database write too, per CodeRabbit). Selecting a workspace without a stored session clears the previous workspace's settings first (clearWorkspaceSettings). Logout removes the workspace's keys infinally.getSettings, the sync helpers, the limits, logout and the preferences screen. Checked on an iPhone 17 Pro Max with an Apple Watch Series 11 simulator (iOS / watchOS 26.5) through a proxy that adds the setting and delays the response: login seeds, logout clears, cancelling Add workspace and deleting the account while settings load behave. That run was before the flag left redux; afterwards only the rooms list was rechecked (no flash with the response held 4 s). The limit settings were checked on the same pair against a local server running the new settings (Rocket.Chat#38911 is still unmerged): the defaults 10 and 30 seed and show, changing them to 3 and 8 updates the open screen, the input stops at 8 characters, a 4th reply shows the toast, a lowered limit keeps a longer list, and a seed ofOn my way,Will follow up shortly,Call you later,Yeskeeps 3 replies cut to 8 characters. On an Android emulator the full build succeeds with the renamed spec, login, the rooms list and logout work, and Preferences has no quick replies row.Summary by CodeRabbit