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fix(mobile): subscription widget no longer expires on a window that already reset - #22993
A freshly observed subscription snapshot can include a session reset timestamp that has already passed. The widget treated that timestamp as the whole provider’s expiry, so publishing the iOS timeline cleared every quota row, including a valid weekly row. This addresses the source reproduction in #22973; the phone’s actual provider timestamps have not been collected.
Change
Only reset timestamps after their own account observation time now bound expiry. The 15-minute freshness cap and earliest future reset still expire the provider together. Past resets display “Reset” and retain the provider’s reported percentage. Both iOS and Android use this snapshot builder.
Synthetic before/after, fixed UTC times: observed October 21 at 16:45; session 0% used, reset 16:30; weekly 30% used, reset October 28. Before: expiry 16:30 and the 16:45 timeline entry says “Open T3 to refresh” with no rows. After: session 100% remaining and weekly 70% remaining at 16:45, then both rows expire at 17:00. Changing only the session reset to 17:30 produces the same 17:00 deadline.
Validation:
Regression baseline: 3 failed, 7 passed. The pooled-account follow-up regression also failed before correction.
vp test run apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts: 14 passed, including iOS/Android shared snapshot inputs, past/equal-observation resets, 15-minute expiry, an earlier future reset, and pooled accounts with different observation times.
Targeted mobile lint and typecheck passed.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, and focused tests passed.
Final independent code reviews: GPT-6.1-Sol/Codex MERGE; Claude Opus 5.5/Claude Agent MERGE.
Final evidence audit: Claude Opus 5.5/Claude Agent SUFFICIENT for the synthetic expiry bug; all 14 tests passed independently.
cannot-verify ios live (Linux VM; no simulator or native build attempted).
User documentation remains accurate and was not changed.
Model/harness: GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code; independent code and evidence review delegated to GPT-6.1-Sol/Codex and Claude Opus 5.5/Claude Agent.
Evidence
Real Android app, home-screen widget on the launcher. Before = 8d3b061121 (merge-base on main); after = 0293255099 (head, 02932550995a8d55c28a336c343c56a557721c43). Both sides were seeded with the same fixture by the committed script apps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts (apply <row> --anchor <iso> / revert). It drives the real build → publishSubscriptionUsage.android.ts → widget.updateSnapshot path. Before swaps in subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts from 8d3b061121; nothing else differs. Fixture matrix: matrix.md.
Environment (every capture): EAS cloud Android emulator sdk_gphone64_x86_64, Android 15 (API 35), 720×1600, density 300 (from EAS docs; wm density not readable, no adb shell), font scale 1.0, Pixel Launcher, device theme light/dark as labelled, app appearance default; EAS preview:dev APK build 67d8faf8 (fingerprint matches head), JS from Metro. The clock could not be frozen (agent-device has no adb shell). Each pair shares one anchor (device time rounded down to the minute), with fixtures relative to that anchor and the after shot taken within 15 min of it.
What else changed: the status bar clock in every pair (the two shots were taken in different minutes). F3-dark, F7a-dark and F8-dark after: dock and search bar sit lower because the screenshot caught the launcher's go-home animation; this is not a widget change. F3-light: a small diff near the gesture handle, from shots taken 21 min apart. Otherwise none: the fuzzed diff outside the status bar is confined to the widget, or is 0 px for F1.
Verification log
Main merged into the branch by a merge commit (d05935e9f9, no rebase, no force-push); the seed script was added in 21250b531f and its lint fixed in 0293255099.
Tests: vp test run src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts passes 14/14 at d05935e9f9 and at 0293255099. vp fmt --check and vp lint are clean on all three changed files at head.
Proof audit pass 1 (Claude Opus 5.5): fixture matrix F1–F9 plus light/dark. Long provider names can't occur, because the widget hard-codes "Codex"/"Claude", so F8 covers long window labels.
Proof audit pass 2 (Claude Opus 5.5): SUFFICIENT for not-yet-reset, already-reset, all-reset and long labels, light and dark, on Android. SHAs were checked against the capture log. The auditor rebuilt F2 from the committed script in a scratch worktree: before expired at 11:09Z ("Open T3 to refresh"); after fresh until 11:39Z with "Next reset Oct 29, 11:24 AM" and "Reset Oct 22, 11:09 AM", matching the screenshot text for text.
Caveats from audit 2:
F3-light-before was shot 28 min after its anchor, so it doesn't separate the two versions; F3-dark is the F3 proof.
F8-light-before has no capture-log line.
F8's past window is hidden by the 2-window limit, so a long label next to "Reset" is covered only by unit tests.
The matrix wrongly predicted a "2 accounts · pooled" line for F7a; Android shows the detail line only when no windows are shown.
CI at the time of writing: 28 successful, 2 failing (Lint, Check). The status doesn't say which head they ran on; the earlier push 21250b531f failed lint, and lint and format are clean locally at 0293255099.
Unverified rows:
iOS, all rows: the widget is native WidgetKit via expo-widgets, the repo has no static fixture mode, and this Linux VM has no simulator.
Android: F7a light and F9 (an invalid capture, then out of time); F4, F5, F6 and F7b not attempted (budget).
Model/harness: Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Agent harness in T3 Code (evidence lead, proof auditor ×2, evidence capturer).
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
Subscription usage snapshots now treat reset timestamps at or before an account’s observation time as elapsed. Only upcoming resets affect snapshot expiry, and reset labels distinguish upcoming from elapsed resets.
Changes: Subscription usage snapshots
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Summary
Snapshot expiry and reset labels apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts
The snapshot uses each account’s observation time to classify reset timestamps. Only upcoming resets affect expiry. Labels show “Next reset” for upcoming resets and “Reset” otherwise. Tests cover elapsed resets and pooled accounts with different observation times.
pingdotgg/t3code#32803: Changes pooled-account windows and observation times used by this snapshot’s reset and expiry logic.
pingdotgg/t3code#22218: Changes which account windows and observation times are available to the snapshot logic.
Suggested reviewers:matthewferoz
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 33989
The fixture-script risks no longer apply to the current code. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains after normal checks.
Pre-merge checks: 4
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the main mobile subscription-widget expiry fix.
Description check
The description includes all required sections. It explains the problem, implementation, scope, verification results, limitations, and supporting evidence in sufficient detail.
Linked Issues check
The changes address the coding requirement in #22973 for the reported empty subscription widget state caused by an already elapsed reset. subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts filters reset timestamps at or …
Out of Scope Changes check
The whole-pull-request diff changes only the subscription snapshot implementation and its regression tests. The tests support #22973 by checking expiry, reset labels, and pooled-account behavior. No u…
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Explanation
The changes address the coding requirement in #22973 for the reported empty subscription widget state caused by an already elapsed reset. subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts filters reset timestamps at or before each account's checkedAt from provider expiry. It keeps those rows visible, labels them Reset, and retains the reported percentage. Future resets and the 15-minute snapshot age still bound expiry. subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts covers past and equal-observation resets and pooled accounts with different observation times. The linked issue identifies the timestamp case as a possible source-only cause, so live iOS verification is not a required coding objective.
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The whole-pull-request diff changes only the subscription snapshot implementation and its regression tests. The tests support #22973 by checking expiry, reset labels, and pooled-account behavior. No unrelated Agent Activity, failed-refresh, Dynamic Island, or other product changes are present.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The widget stops expiring snapshots on resets already reflected in the observed usage, while retaining its freshness cap. An unresolved fixture-script concern needs resolution because reapplying a fixture can discard subsequent local source edits.
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Tested 660b852314e3522f91c88a6e90eb18d4123aa016 on an iPhone 18 Pro simulator running iOS 27.0, with a matching native development client.
The same fresh Codex/Claude readings with session resets before their observation blanked both providers on base 680152e, but showed the expected session and weekly percentages on this commit. Past timestamps correctly display "Reset".
Readings already 16 minutes old stayed hidden. A future reset cleared both providers without reopening T3 Code.
After removing the fixture, the normal Usage → Limits flow published matching real quotas to the Home Screen widget.
vp test run --project unit src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts from apps/mobile: 14 passed. Mobile typecheck and targeted format/lint checks also passed.
The controlled fixture replaced only the coordinator's input; it exercised the PR's snapshot builder, iOS publisher, native timeline storage, and medium Home Screen widget. This confirms the reproduced expiry bug. The original phone's provider timestamps from #22973 are still unknown, and that phone runs iOS 27.0.1.
Simulator before and after, using identical quota readings
Before, base 680152e:
After, PR commit 660b852:
Original Subscription usage screenshot from #22973
T3 Code 2.0.0 on iOS 27.0.1. This shows the reported symptom; the captured observation time is already expired, so the image alone does not establish its cause.
The recording below shows the future-reset case clearing the widget without reopening the app.
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🟡 Mediumscripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts:72
Reapplying a fixture after editing either widget source overwrites those edits without warning. Because fixtureModule exists, the dirty-tree check is skipped and revert() checks out both files from HEAD; validate that the changes are only the generated patch or preserve user edits before reverting.
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In file @apps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts around line 72:
Reapplying a fixture after editing either widget source overwrites those edits without warning. Because `fixtureModule` exists, the dirty-tree check is skipped and `revert()` checks out both files from `HEAD`; validate that the changes are only the generated patch or preserve user edits before reverting.
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- Line 1: Register the seed-widget-fixture-22973 script as a recognized Knip
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- Around line 103-104: Move the `source.includes(read)` coordinator-hook
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts at line 1:
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A dirty tracked-file state is expected after the first apply(). However, a later apply() calls revert(), which runs git checkout HEAD -- ...tracked and can discard edits made after the previous apply. Do not reject the script’s own dirty state. Instead, reset files only when they still match the script-generated patch; otherwise stop without overwriting edits.
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Update the reapply flow in apply() and revert() to preserve edits made after an
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the coordinator hook before changing files.
If the hook text has changed, this check throws after apply() has restored the tracked files, generated the fixture module, and possibly replaced subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts with the before-ref version. Move the hook check ahead of those writes so a failed apply leaves the working tree unchanged.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts around
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Move the `source.includes(read)` coordinator-hook validation in `apply()` ahead
of any file writes, including restoring tracked files, generating the fixture
module, or replacing `subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts`, so a failed check leaves
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Thanks for picking this one up, Julius. I noticed it had been sitting since Oct 22, so I looked at what's holding it.
The only failing step is knip in Lint. It flags apps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts as an unused file. Build and tests passed in the same run (39767508333), and Check failed only because Lint did. knip.jsonc on main lists mobile script entries by name, so a rebase on its own probably won't clear it. Dropping the seed script or listing it as an entry looks like all it needs.
GitHub still shows the branch as mergeable, and subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts on main still takes the earliest reset as the expiry, past ones included, so the fix is still needed.
Evidence captured in the native iOS app on an iPhone 17 Pro simulator, iOS 27.2, light theme, medium Subscription usage widget.
Apply identical controlled F2 provider input on both commits: observed at 06:27 UTC, session 0% used with reset 15 minutes earlier, weekly 30% used with reset seven days ahead. Publish through the real widget coordinator, visit Usage → Limits, then return Home. Provider input is injected directly; no live provider account or connected environment is used. Base hides both rows at 06:39 UTC; head shows session 100% left with “Reset” and weekly 70% left with “Next reset” at 06:34 UTC. Both captures precede the same 06:42 UTC freshness deadline. Each final still was verified against a pixel-identical second capture.
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Android was not captured because the leased device worker became unreachable; the successful comparison used iOS.
Live provider authentication, environment connection, and quota refresh were not exercised: controlled F2 provider readings were injected at the widget coordinator boundary.
Automatic expiration at the full 15-minute deadline, future-reset expiration, and multiple-account observation ordering were not captured.
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Problem
A freshly observed subscription snapshot can include a session reset timestamp that has already passed. The widget treated that timestamp as the whole provider’s expiry, so publishing the iOS timeline cleared every quota row, including a valid weekly row. This addresses the source reproduction in #22973; the phone’s actual provider timestamps have not been collected.
Change
Only reset timestamps after their own account observation time now bound expiry. The 15-minute freshness cap and earliest future reset still expire the provider together. Past resets display “Reset” and retain the provider’s reported percentage. Both iOS and Android use this snapshot builder.
Scope and approval
Fixes #22973
GitCafe: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/22973
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow.
Verification
Synthetic before/after, fixed UTC times: observed October 21 at 16:45; session 0% used, reset 16:30; weekly 30% used, reset October 28. Before: expiry 16:30 and the 16:45 timeline entry says “Open T3 to refresh” with no rows. After: session 100% remaining and weekly 70% remaining at 16:45, then both rows expire at 17:00. Changing only the session reset to 17:30 produces the same 17:00 deadline.
Validation:
vp test run apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts: 14 passed, including iOS/Android shared snapshot inputs, past/equal-observation resets, 15-minute expiry, an earlier future reset, and pooled accounts with different observation times.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, and focused tests passed.Model/harness: GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code; independent code and evidence review delegated to GPT-6.1-Sol/Codex and Claude Opus 5.5/Claude Agent.
Evidence
Real Android app, home-screen widget on the launcher. Before =
8d3b061121(merge-base on main); after =0293255099(head,02932550995a8d55c28a336c343c56a557721c43). Both sides were seeded with the same fixture by the committed scriptapps/mobile/scripts/seed-widget-fixture-22973.mts(apply <row> --anchor <iso>/revert). It drives the real build →publishSubscriptionUsage.android.ts→widget.updateSnapshotpath. Before swaps insubscriptionUsageSnapshot.tsfrom8d3b061121; nothing else differs. Fixture matrix: matrix.md.Environment (every capture): EAS cloud Android emulator
sdk_gphone64_x86_64, Android 15 (API 35), 720×1600, density 300 (from EAS docs;wm densitynot readable, no adb shell), font scale 1.0, Pixel Launcher, device theme light/dark as labelled, app appearance default; EAS preview:dev APK build 67d8faf8 (fingerprint matches head), JS from Metro. The clock could not be frozen (agent-device has no adb shell). Each pair shares one anchor (device time rounded down to the minute), with fixtures relative to that anchor and the after shot taken within 15 min of it.What else changed: the status bar clock in every pair (the two shots were taken in different minutes). F3-dark, F7a-dark and F8-dark after: dock and search bar sit lower because the screenshot caught the launcher's go-home animation; this is not a widget change. F3-light: a small diff near the gesture handle, from shots taken 21 min apart. Otherwise none: the fuzzed diff outside the status bar is confined to the widget, or is 0 px for F1.
Verification log
d05935e9f9, no rebase, no force-push); the seed script was added in21250b531fand its lint fixed in0293255099.vp test run src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.tspasses 14/14 atd05935e9f9and at0293255099.vp fmt --checkandvp lintare clean on all three changed files at head.Lint,Check). The status doesn't say which head they ran on; the earlier push21250b531ffailed lint, and lint and format are clean locally at0293255099.🤖 Generated with Claude Code