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fix(mobile): push-token failures no longer report notifications as enabled - #26557
When notification permission is granted but getDevicePushTokenAsync() fails (an Android build without Firebase config, or a transient FCM/APNs error), mobile registration logged the error, registered with the relay as notificationsEnabled: false with no token, and set the status to registered. Settings then said "Notifications enabled" on a device that can never receive a push. On a device that already worked, a single failed lookup on refresh sent notificationsEnabled: false and turned off notifications the relay had accepted.
Reproduced on main 5211acf through the production registration function, with permission granted and the token lookup rejecting: the status ends registered and the relay write carries notificationsEnabled: false.
Change
nativePushTokenRegistration: once permission is granted, notifications stay enabled even when no token can be read. A failed lookup reuses the token read earlier in this app session; with none, the registration is sent without a token. The relay keeps any token it already holds (coalesce on push_token), so a refresh no longer disables notifications. Preference writes and the device row that iOS Live Activities depend on still go through.
registerDeviceWithRelay: a registration accepted with notifications on but no token reports failed, not registered. Settings shows the existing "Couldn't finish enabling notifications" state, and the foreground and session-refresh retries keep trying.
Relay Devices.listForUser: reports notifications as enabled only when the device has a push token. Otherwise the web Mobile clients page would list a tokenless device as receiving alerts.
apps/mobilevp test run src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.test.ts: 19 passed. Against main's remoteRegistration.ts, the 5 added tests fail and the other 14 pass:
× does not report a device registered when its push token lookup fails
× saves a preference change when no push token can be read
× keeps notifications enabled when a refresh cannot read the push token
× does not report notifications enabled after permission is granted without a token
× saves a preference change when the push token cannot be re-read
Tests 5 failed | 14 passed (19)
infra/relayvp test run src/agentActivity/Devices.test.ts: 2 passed. Against main's Devices.ts, the tokenless case fails.
vp run check:changed at 9d42383: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages) and tests pass.
Not checked: a device run and the web Mobile clients page. Both need a T3 Connect sign-in this environment does not have, so there are no captures. No layout changed; the visible effect is which existing Settings state and Mobile clients label appear, and the tests above cover that. Real FCM/APNs delivery was not exercised.
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…6530)
These tests reproduce #26530 on Android: when the native push token lookup
rejects with permission granted, registration still reports "registered",
and a refresh on an already registered device overwrites the relay's
notification preference with notificationsEnabled: false.
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…gistered
With notification permission granted, a failed native push token lookup was
swallowed and the device registered with notificationsEnabled: false, so the
app showed "registered" and a refresh overwrote the relay's accepted
preference. The lookup failure, or a token that is empty or for the wrong
platform, now fails registration as read-native-push-token, so the existing
failure status, logging and foreground/session-refresh retries apply.
Fixes#26530
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A registered device whose token lookup failed could no longer save a
preference change. Reuse the token read earlier in this process instead.
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…abled
Signing in before granting permission registers the device with
notifications off. If the token lookup then fails once permission is
granted, the failed refresh kept that "registered" status, so Settings
reported notifications as enabled.
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…ports failure
Failing the whole registration on a token lookup error blocked activity
preference writes and the iOS device row Live Activities depend on.
Register without a token instead (the relay keeps any token it holds),
keep notifications enabled since permission is granted, and report the
registration as failed until the relay has a token.
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Mobile now keeps the notification preference on while it cannot read its
push token, so the device list must not report such a device as enabled.
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Mobile registration retains a previously observed native push token when a later lookup fails. It reports a tokenless registration as failed when notifications are enabled. Relay device listings report notifications as enabled only when the saved preference is enabled and a push token exists.
Changes: Push notification registration
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Summary
Mobile token handling and registration status apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.test.ts
Mobile registration caches native tokens and falls back to the cached token when a new lookup fails. It derives registration status from the payload. Android tests cover initial registration and refresh after token lookup failures.
Relay notification state in device listings infra/relay/src/agentActivity/Devices.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/Devices.test.ts
Device listings report notifications as enabled only when the saved preference is enabled and the device has a push token. Tests cover null and non-null tokens.
pingdotgg/t3code#26678: The issue identifies tokenless registration as a possible cause of missing notifications; this change prevents tokenless registrations from reporting notifications as enabled.
In a narrow timing window, a rotated push token could be replaced by a stale one in the app's cache. Notifications would then appear registered while delivery fails. The core change otherwise behaves as intended, so this is worth fixing but is not a broad merge risk.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main fix: mobile push-token failures no longer falsely report notifications as enabled.
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Issue #26530 requires token-fetch failures to avoid false successful notification registration and to preserve an accepted notification state during refresh. nativePushTokenRegistration keeps notifi…
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The changes stay within issue #26530. The production changes update mobile token handling, registration status, relay token preservation, and relay device listing. The added tests directly verify thes…
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Issue #26530 requires token-fetch failures to avoid false successful notification registration and to preserve an accepted notification state during refresh. nativePushTokenRegistration keeps notifications enabled after permission is granted, reuses the session token when available, and sends no token when lookup fails. registerDeviceWithRelay reports failed when notifications are enabled without a token. Devices.listForUser reports notifications enabled only when a push token exists. The added mobile and relay tests cover these cases.
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The changes stay within issue #26530. The production changes update mobile token handling, registration status, relay token preservation, and relay device listing. The added tests directly verify these behaviors. No unrelated product behavior is identified.
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This repeats the tokenless registration setup in the preference-change test. Could you fold these status and payload assertions into that test before the preference update?
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This repeats the cached-token failure setup in the preference-change test. Could you fold the refresh and its assertions into that case before the preference update?
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The change preserves notification intent during transient push-token failures and avoids reporting tokenless devices as ready for notifications. Existing permission gates remain unchanged, with no product-default or infrastructure changes.
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- Line 321: Update the push-token caching flow around `lastNativePushToken` so a
token read started before a listener rotation cannot overwrite the newer token
when it completes later. Preserve the rotated token for subsequent lookups, and
add a test that uses a deferred token read and a listener event to verify this
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Keep the rotation token when an older read completes.
A direct refresh can overlap a listener registration. If its earlier token read completes after rotation, it can replace the cached rotation token. A later lookup failure can reuse the invalid token and report registered.
Prevent the older read from replacing the rotation token. Add a test with a deferred token read and a listener event.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.ts at line 321:
Update the push-token caching flow around `lastNativePushToken` so a token read started before a listener rotation cannot overwrite the newer token when it completes later. Preserve the rotated token for subsequent lookups, and add a test that uses a deferred token read and a listener event to verify this ordering.
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the proof has no capture anyone can open:
Permanent blocker: T3 Connect is unavailable, preventing the required authenticated relay registration on both commits.
Initial token lookup failure: neither the incorrect success message on base nor the failure message on head was observed.
Transient token lookup failure: preservation of the accepted preference, reuse of the session token, and delivery of preference changes were not observed.
Tokenless-device filtering on the web Mobile clients page was not observed.
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Problem
When notification permission is granted but
getDevicePushTokenAsync()fails (an Android build without Firebase config, or a transient FCM/APNs error), mobile registration logged the error, registered with the relay asnotificationsEnabled: falsewith no token, and set the status toregistered. Settings then said "Notifications enabled" on a device that can never receive a push. On a device that already worked, a single failed lookup on refresh sentnotificationsEnabled: falseand turned off notifications the relay had accepted.Reproduced on main 5211acf through the production registration function, with permission granted and the token lookup rejecting: the status ends
registeredand the relay write carriesnotificationsEnabled: false.Change
nativePushTokenRegistration: once permission is granted, notifications stay enabled even when no token can be read. A failed lookup reuses the token read earlier in this app session; with none, the registration is sent without a token. The relay keeps any token it already holds (coalesceonpush_token), so a refresh no longer disables notifications. Preference writes and the device row that iOS Live Activities depend on still go through.registerDeviceWithRelay: a registration accepted with notifications on but no token reportsfailed, notregistered. Settings shows the existing "Couldn't finish enabling notifications" state, and the foreground and session-refresh retries keep trying.Devices.listForUser: reports notifications as enabled only when the device has a push token. Otherwise the web Mobile clients page would list a tokenless device as receiving alerts.Scope and approval
Fixes #26530
Verification
apps/mobilevp test run src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.test.ts: 19 passed. Against main'sremoteRegistration.ts, the 5 added tests fail and the other 14 pass:infra/relayvp test run src/agentActivity/Devices.test.ts: 2 passed. Against main'sDevices.ts, the tokenless case fails.vp run check:changedat 9d42383: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages) and tests pass.Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review) in Claude Code / Codex through T3 Code.
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