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Add a versioned four-player player-context contract for splitscreen, karaoke, Note Detection, and Section Map integration.
Separate saved difficulty and mastery by profile, player, song, arrangement, instrument/role, and skill.
Add overall skill fallback while preserving future technique-specific records.
Migrate legacy Difficulty Ladder storage idempotently with profile-readiness gating.
Isolate phrase attempts, adaptive controllers, manual overrides, and Section Map updates per player context.
Preserve older single-player compatibility paths and bump the plugin to 0.9.13.
Scope boundary
This PR implements the Difficulty Ladder side of the foundation. The Host, splitscreen, Note Detection, and karaoke plugins still need to adopt the documented contract in PLAYER_CONTEXT.md before four-player end-to-end behavior is available.
Validation
node --test tests/screen.test.js — 91/91 passing
git diff --check — passing
Python tests were not runnable in this environment because Windows denied access to the installed Python executable.
Establish player-scoped Difficulty Ladder persistence and runtime isolation while retaining legacy single-player compatibility.
New Features:
Add a versioned player-context contract for profile-aware, multi-player Difficulty Ladder integrations.
Persist difficulty, mastery, and phrase attempts independently across profiles, players, songs, arrangements, instruments, roles, and skills.
Support skill-specific records with an overall fallback and separate monotonic best-mastery tracking.
Scope adaptive difficulty, phrase scoring, manual overrides, detector state, and Section Map updates to individual player contexts.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent profile-readiness races and unscoped legacy data from leaking across players or profiles.
Make legacy Difficulty Ladder progress and phrase attempts migrate idempotently while retaining recovery sources.
Reset transient scoring state correctly after seeks, context changes, detector replacement, and player departure.
Prevent one split-player manual override from disabling adaptive control for other players.
Enhancements:
Preserve compatibility with older single-player Hosts while routing newer player-scoped operations through the documented contract.
Normalize karaoke contexts independently as voice players and harden v2 persistence against malformed data and prototype-pollution keys.
Documentation:
Document the v1 player-context contract and update integration and README guidance for multi-player, profile isolation, readiness, and Section Map payloads.
Separate difficulty and mastery by profile, player, instrument, role, and skill. Migrate legacy storage and define the four-player karaoke-compatible context contract.
Refs #81#82#87#88
This PR establishes the Difficulty Ladder half of a versioned multi-player foundation: it introduces a documented player-context contract, scopes persistence and runtime scoring to profile/player dimensions, adds readiness-gated legacy migration and compatibility adapters, routes adaptive and Section Map updates per highway, and backs the behavior with extensive Node tests; Host, Split Screen, note detection, and karaoke integrations remain follow-up work.
Sequence diagram for readiness-gated player context activation
sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant DL as DifficultyLadder
participant Profile as ProfileAPI
participant Store as ScopedStorage
participant Highway
Host->>DL: onSongEvent()
DL->>Profile: get() or getActive(main)
Profile-->>DL: profile identity or pending result
alt profile identity ready
DL->>DL: activateCompatibilityPlayerContext()
DL->>Store: migrateLegacyData(context)
DL->>Store: readProgress(context)
Store-->>DL: currentDifficulty or fallback
DL->>Highway: setMastery()
else profile unresolved
DL->>DL: reject persistence and defer restore
end
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Sequence diagram for player-scoped phrase finalization and adaptive updates
sequenceDiagram
participant Highway
participant Detector as note_detect
participant DL as DifficultyLadder
participant Store as ScopedStorage
participant Host
participant Map as SectionMap
DL->>Highway: getNoteStateProvider()
Highway->>Detector: read note state
Detector-->>Highway: hit / active / miss
Highway-->>DL: phrase boundary crossed
DL->>Store: recordPhraseAttempt(context, scoreState, highway)
DL->>Host: dispatch player-difficulty.v1(context)
Host-->>DL: handled or false
DL->>Map: difficulty:sections-updated(player_context)
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Entity relationship diagram for player-scoped progress persistence
erDiagram
PROFILE ||--o{ SONG : contains
SONG ||--o{ ARRANGEMENT : contains
ARRANGEMENT ||--o{ INSTRUMENT : contains
INSTRUMENT ||--o{ ROLE : contains
ROLE ||--o{ SKILL : contains
SKILL ||--o{ PHRASE_ATTEMPT : records
PROFILE {
string profile_id
string profile_hash
}
SONG {
string song_id
}
ARRANGEMENT {
string arrangement_id
}
INSTRUMENT {
string instrument
}
ROLE {
string role
}
SKILL {
string skill
number currentDifficulty
number bestMastery
}
PHRASE_ATTEMPT {
string session_id
string player_id
string phrase_id
}
Reworked progress and phrase-attempt persistence around profile- and player-scoped contexts.
Add versioned nested stores keyed by profile, song, arrangement, instrument, role, and skill.
Keep current difficulty separate from best mastery and support overall-skill fallback without overwriting skill-specific records.
Gate reads and writes on profile readiness and normalize karaoke contexts to voice/karaoke.
screen.js
Added conservative, idempotent migration and legacy single-player compatibility handling.
Migrate legacy difficulty and phrase-attempt data into v2 stores while retaining source keys.
Claim unscoped legacy records only through a confirmed single-player compatibility context.
Preserve legacy Host setters and default-profile behavior only when profile APIs are unavailable.
screen.js README.md
Isolated runtime scoring, adaptive control, manual overrides, and section updates per player highway.
Track player contexts and detector/highway state by stable session/player keys.
Route difficulty changes through player-scoped capability dispatch with compatibility fallback.
Finalize and persist phrase attempts per context, reset transient state on identity/highway changes, and throttle Section Map emissions independently per pane.
Disable manual adaptive control only for the affected player.
screen.js
Expanded automated coverage for context isolation, migration, readiness, dispatch, lifecycle, and multi-player behavior.
Test four-player and profile/instrument/role/skill persistence isolation.
Test scoped events, phrase finalization, adaptive routing, detector replacement, player leave, and manual override behavior.
Test malformed storage, idempotent migration, legacy fallback, and asynchronous profile readiness.
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Hey - I've found 3 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="screen.js"line_range="149-154" />
<code_context>
+ }
++ function persistenceContextKey(context) {
+ var ctx = normalizePlayerContext(context);+ if (!ctx) return null;+ return [+ _profileKey(ctx), _nodeKey(ctx.song_id), _nodeKey(ctx.arrangement_id),+ _nodeKey(ctx.instrument), _nodeKey(ctx.role), _nodeKey(ctx.skill),+ ].join('::');+ }
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** Player identity is omitted from the progress and phrase-attempt persistence paths: records are keyed by profile, song, arrangement, instrument, role, and skill, but not `player_id`. Two simultaneous players sharing a profile can therefore overwrite or read each other's progress and phrase attempts; migrated unscoped progress is also returned to any player because its claim is not recorded or checked.
**Triggers:** When two Split Screen players use the same profile or when a migrated legacy record exists.
**Suggested fix:** Include `player_id` in every player-scoped persistence key and store/check the claiming player for migrated unscoped records before returning them.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="screen.js"line_range="209-212" />
<code_context>
+ var roleKey = _nodeKey(ctx.role), roleNode = instrumentNode.roles[roleKey];+ if (!roleNode && create) roleNode = instrumentNode.roles[roleKey] = { role: ctx.role, skills: {} };+ if (!_plainObject(roleNode) || !_plainObject(roleNode.skills)) return null;+ var skillKey = _nodeKey(ctx.skill), skillNode = roleNode.skills[skillKey];+ if (!skillNode && create) skillNode = roleNode.skills[skillKey] = {+ skill: ctx.skill, currentDifficulty: null, bestMastery: null, updatedAt: null,+ };+ return _plainObject(skillNode) ? skillNode : null;+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The runtime never updates `bestMastery`: gameplay, manual changes, restores, and adaptive changes all write only `currentDifficulty`, while the only assignment to `bestMastery` is the generic patch helper. Consequently, newly recorded player progress leaves the advertised long-term best mastery at `null` unless an external caller explicitly invokes `writeProgress` with a `bestMastery` patch.
**Triggers:** During normal gameplay and adaptive phrase scoring.
**Suggested fix:** Update `bestMastery` from the finalized mastery/phrase result whenever a new best is achieved, while keeping `currentDifficulty` updates separate.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="screen.js"line_range="999" />
<code_context>
+ const phraseId = _phraseIdOf(scopedSongKey, phraseIdx, phrase); if (!phraseId) return;- const attempts = loadPhraseAttempts();+ var attemptNode = _phraseAttemptNode(loadPhraseAttemptStore(), context, true);+ const attempts = attemptNode.attempts; attempts.push({- schema: 'difficulty_ladder.phrase_attempt.v1',
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):**`recordPhraseAttempt` dereferences `attemptNode.attempts` without checking whether `_phraseAttemptNode(..., true)` returned `null`. A schema-valid but corrupted v2 store containing a malformed profile/song/arrangement node therefore crashes phrase finalization instead of failing closed.
**Triggers:** When localStorage contains a structurally malformed nested `difficulty_ladder.phrase_attempts.v2` record.
**Suggested fix:** Return `false` when `_phraseAttemptNode` returns `null` before accessing `attemptNode.attempts`.
```suggestion if (!attemptNode) return false; const attempts = attemptNode.attempts;```
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 3 findings to address first, and this changes persistence schemas, legacy-data migration, and routing of adaptive difficulty and phrase attempts across player, profile, instrument, role, and skill contexts. If the scoping or readiness logic is wrong, progress could be written to or read by the wrong player and adaptive changes could target the wrong highway; reverting would not remove already-written localStorage records or undo changes already applied during play.
Findings from PR #89 on feedback-plugin-difficulty-ladder:
onSongEvent calls cancelSectionDifficultiesEmit() with no context — clears every player's pending debounce timer instead of just the main player's, silently dropping Section Map updates for other concurrently-registered panels (e.g. Split Screen).
Untagged panels collide on default player_id/session_id — registerSplitHighway callers (like Split Screen, which wasn't updated to pass an explicit per-panel context) all normalize to the same default key, so multiple simultaneous panels overwrite each other's score state and saved difficulty progress.
Manual slider override is now silently per-player — previously flipped the global autoAdjust setting (visible, persisted, UI-synced); now only sets a per-state flag with no UI sync, and (compounding Add diagnostics contribution and fully suspend rAF loops when hidden #2) can flip override state on an unrelated panel via the key collision.
resolveCompatibilityPlayerContext's legacy-default return is inside the try/catch that swallows all errors as null — any exception there permanently leaves _mainPlayerContext null with no fallback or visible error, silently disabling persistence/section-emit for that song load.
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[!IMPORTANT] Recommended changes R1 — removePlayerContext keys the raw payload while upsertPlayerContext keys the normalized one. Upsert defaults a missing session_id to the current session; remove does not, so a player-context:left omitting session_id (tolerated on the ready/changed path) silently no-ops — the _splitScoreStates scorer survives and keeps persisting adaptive difficulty + phrase attempts under the player's pre-leave profile/song via tickOneSplitHighway/commitSplitPhraseResult.
R2 — the legacy-unscoped number seed crosses the player boundary within a profile.readProgress's unscoped scan (no legacy_claim_player_id filter, and the number-claim in migrateLegacyData doesn't record one) lets any context in the same profile read the claiming player's migrated currentDifficulty, then _maybeRestoreSongMastery re-applies and re-persists it into that other player's own scoped node. The symmetric phrase-attempt path does filter by legacy_claim_player_id — the two stores enforce different isolation for the same legacy construct, contradicting the player-boundary promise in PLAYER_CONTEXT.md.
R3 — if (dispatched !== false) in _applyDifficultyForContext. If a Host exposes fb.capabilities.dispatch but does not have player-difficulty.v1 registered, the call can't be expected to always return false per contract — an undefined result is treated as handled: progress is persisted and events emitted, but the highway is never updated, and the next drift check misreads the mismatch as a human slider move and permanently disables that controller's auto-adjust. dispatched === true is the safer contract.
✅ Validation verified
I re-ran node tests/screen.test.js — 91/91 pass. Spot-checked that the new tests genuinely pin new behavior and would fail under the old code (4-player context isolation, per-panel manualOverride, sections-emit player_context carry, pending-profile write gating). Canonicalization write↔read is consistent (_nodeKey/persistenceContextKey, :: cannot collide), skill writes can't clobber overall or other skills, and migration is once-only/atomic with a legacy_id dedup — no double-claim or loss found. The split-scorer relink invariant ("either order" of detector construction vs profile resolution) holds via stable playerKey for profile-aware payloads.
ℹ️ Informational
_dominantSongMastery reads every instrument/role's overall node for the badge — including a karaoke voice node — which softens "an explicit instrument or role must never read another instrument's scoped record" (read-only, display-only path). Also note the roles[rk].skills dereference is unguarded there (vs the guarded siblings).
recordPhraseAttempt returns undefined when phraseId is missing (vs false elsewhere) — minor boolean-contract inconsistency.
Host-side assumptions (fb.playerContexts.getActive, dispatch return semantics, window.v3Profile) are external and unverifiable from here; this review covers the plugin side only.
Player-Context Scoping & Isolation: Player progress and phrase attempts are strictly isolated across profiles, players, songs, arrangements, instruments, roles, and skills. Simultaneous players sharing a single profile have separated storage trees and distinct persistence keys.
Storage & Schema Safety: Progress and phrase attempts stores validate schemas, handle malformed/corrupted records safely by failing closed to valid empty structures, and debounce/throttle writes appropriately.
Legacy Data Migration: Legacy single-player songMastery and phraseAttempts.v1 data migrate idempotently to the claimant profile/player in overall skill while retaining original keys for recovery.
Best Mastery vs. Current Difficulty:bestMastery updates monotonically based on presented difficulty multiplied by hit rate without interfering with independent currentDifficulty persistence.
Manual Override & Throttling: Manual adjustments isolate override state per split-screen player pane, and section difficulty emissions throttle independently per player context.
Test Coverage: Comprehensive test suite covers all new multi-player branches, isolation boundaries, error recovery, and edge cases.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes since prior pullfrog review (5172945419, fcf78b0):
All 4 prior threads retired.removePlayerContext now normalizes before keying (R1). Legacy number-seed claim now carries legacy_claim_player_id (R2). _applyDifficultyForContext requires dispatched === true (R3). _dominantSongMastery guards unguarded role/skill deref (R4).
Player-scoped persistence complete._profilePlayerNode navigates the profile → player → song hierarchy; persistenceContextKey includes player_id; two players sharing a profile get independent progress and phrase-attempt records.
Monotonic bestMastery with mastery formula._phraseMasteryPct computes difficulty × hitRate; _updateBestMastery writes via the monotonic guard (new values overwrite only when higher). Called from both commitPhraseResult and commitSplitPhraseResult.
Profile API failure handling._reportCompatibilityProfileError catches sync throws and async rejections, emits difficulty:profile-context-error, and keeps persistence gated. Test verifies recovery on next activation.
Per-controller manual override. Split panes now use state.manualOverride instead of settings.autoAdjust = false; re-enabling auto-adjust resets only the main controller, leaving other players' opt-outs intact. WeakMap-based _untaggedSplitKeys gives older untagged split panels distinct in-memory identities.
Per-player section timer isolation._sectionDiffEmitTimers is now a Map keyed by player context; onSongEvent cancels only the main pane timer, leaving split-pane pending refreshes alive.
Test coverage 102/102. New tests pin mastery formula, monotonic best, split-phrase recording, implicit-session leave, profile API failure/recovery, untagged panel isolation, malformed role tolerance, and per-controller manual override.
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Routes difficulty and section updates by context, isolates split-screen scorer state and manual overrides, handles lifecycle changes, and validates persistence, migration, streak, and ramp behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant DifficultyLadder
participant SplitScreen
participant SectionMap
Host->>DifficultyLadder: Publish player-context:ready
DifficultyLadder->>SplitScreen: Register player context and highway
SplitScreen->>DifficultyLadder: Request player-difficulty.v1
DifficultyLadder->>SectionMap: Emit difficulty:sections-updated with player_context
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This change does not introduce the suspected Section Map schema migration, and no actionable merge-blocking issue remains.
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Document the existing difficulty:sections-updated schema.screen.js emits schema: 'difficulty_ladder.sections.v2', but the Section Map contract does not list this field. Add the exact value to INTEGRATION.md or PLAYER_CONTEXT.md so external integrators can identify the payload version. Do not add a changelog entry unless the schema changes.
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In `@screen.js` at line 1400, Document the existing difficulty:sections-updated
payload schema by adding the exact value difficulty_ladder.sections.v2 to the
Section Map contract in INTEGRATION.md or PLAYER_CONTEXT.md. Do not modify
screen.js or add a changelog entry.
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In `@plugin.json`:
- Line 4: Update the version field in plugin.json from 0.9.13 to 0.10.0 to
reflect the new player-context feature and follow the repository’s versioning
contract.
In `@screen.js`:
- Around line 1049-1051: Update commitPhraseResult and the recordPhraseAttempt
call so the highway already resolved for the main player is passed explicitly,
allowing phrase attempts to record when the main context has no highway.
Preserve the existing compatibility adapter behavior and avoid changing
unrelated context handling.
- Around line 1119-1122: Update the legacy record migration around
_legacyRoleForInstrument so the historical fretted instrument value becomes
guitar and a role-less record is marked unscoped rather than instrumental.
Preserve existing handling for other instrument values, and add coverage
verifying the migrated record matches an active lead guitar context.
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In `@screen.js`:
- Line 1400: Document the existing difficulty:sections-updated payload schema by
adding the exact value difficulty_ladder.sections.v2 to the Section Map contract
in INTEGRATION.md or PLAYER_CONTEXT.md. Do not modify screen.js or add a
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Bump the player-context release, preserve the resolved main-player highway for phrase recording, and normalize legacy fretted records for guitar contexts.
Follow-up review findings verified and addressed in commit 5e582df.\n\n- Bumped plugin version 0.9.13 -> 0.10.0 for the player-context feature.\n- Passed the already-resolved main-player highway explicitly to recordPhraseAttempt, preserving the compatibility adapter path.\n- Normalized legacy fretted records to guitar, preserved explicit roles, and marked role-less migrated records unscoped; added lead-guitar migration coverage.\n- Documented the existing difficulty_ladder.sections.v2 Section Map payload schema in PLAYER_CONTEXT.md.\n- Validation: 103/103 tests pass; git diff --check passes.\n\nThe CodeRabbit CLI suggestion was not run because it is an external review service instruction, not a code finding.
Player Context Isolation & Persistence v2: Correctly scopes progress and phrase attempt persistence by profile, player ID, song, arrangement, instrument, role, and skill.
Mastery Separation:currentDifficulty and bestMastery updates are properly decoupled, and bestMastery is monotonically calculated on finalized phrase results.
Split-Screen & Highway Handling: Independent scorer states, manual override isolation per pane, and lifecycle listener registrations/unsubscriptions are cleanly managed.
Legacy Migration & Resilience: Unscoped v1 records are safely migrated without cross-player pollution, and malformed store shapes fail closed to safe empty states.
Test Coverage: Extensive unit tests verify context normalization, async profile gating, multi-player isolation, and edge-case handling.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes since prior pullfrog review (5174211222, 196d334):
Version bumped to 0.10.0.plugin.json promotes the player-context persistence foundation from patch to minor feature release. CHANGELOG.md restructured with a new 0.10.0 section and historical 0.9.13 entry.
Highway resolution in commitPhraseResult.hw is now assigned at the top of the function and passed explicitly to recordPhraseAttempt, rather than being captured inside the call. The same highway is forwarded to _updateBestMastery and the rest of the ramp logic.
Legacy fretted-to-guitar normalization._legacyInstrumentForValue maps the legacy fretted instrument value to guitar during both progress and phrase-attempt migration, matching the active-context instrument taxonomy. Source role from legacy records is now preserved; a role-less legacy record is marked legacyUnscoped: true and its difficulty remains readable via the unscoped fallback scan.
Sections v2 schema documented.PLAYER_CONTEXT.md now states that difficulty:sections-updated uses the payload schema difficulty_ladder.sections.v2 and carries player_context for concurrent panels. INTEGRATION.md cross-references the player-context contract.
Function definition reordering.savePhraseAttempts moved after _legacyUnscopedPhraseAttempts; newSplitScoreState moved after _resetSplitScoreState; registerSplitHighway gains a context parameter. All are non-behavioral.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR establishes the foundation for multi-player mastery and persistence. While the architectural isolation of player contexts is well-defined, the implementation in screen.js introduces significant risks. Most notably, a race condition in the storage event listener could lead to data loss for pending phrase attempts in multi-tab environments. Additionally, the new 7-level deep persistence schema has introduced code duplication and O(N^4) traversal logic that may impact performance during library scrolling.
Codacy results are currently not up to standards. The file screen.js is identified as high-risk due to its extreme complexity (1008 delta) and the absence of recorded test coverage for the new logic. Addressing the identified data loss and performance issues is essential before merging to ensure system stability and a smooth user experience.
Test suggestions
Isolation of progress and phrase attempts between different players using the same profile
Monotonic best mastery calculation separate from current difficulty target
Skill-specific progress fallback to 'overall' when specific skill record is missing
Idempotent migration of legacy v1 records to v2 schema with claimant ownership
Gating of persistence writes until profile readiness is confirmed
Isolation of manual overrides to a specific split-screen player pane
Canonicalization of karaoke/vocal instrument and role aliases
Cleanup of player-scoped state and timers on 'player-context:left'
Automated unit tests for screen.js logic coverage
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Automated unit tests for screen.js logic coverage
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🟡 MEDIUM RISK
Clearing the dirty flag and cache here can lead to data loss for pending phrase attempts if a storage event is triggered by another tab before the local flush occurs. The cache should only be cleared if the state is not currently dirty, or the incoming data should be merged.
Try running the following prompt in your coding agent:
In screen.js, update the storage event listener to only clear _phraseAttemptStoreCache and _phraseAttemptsDirty if _phraseAttemptsDirty is currently false, ensuring unsaved local attempts aren't wiped by external storage updates.
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🟡 MEDIUM RISK
Suggestion: This O(N^4) nested traversal runs for every visible song card in the library. To ensure smooth scrolling in large libraries, consider caching the 'dominant' or 'last-used' difficulty at the song level (songNode) during the writeProgress operation, allowing this lookup to be O(1) or O(Arrangements) instead of searching the entire tree.
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🟡 MEDIUM RISK
Suggestion: The 7-level nested object traversal for persistence is duplicated across two major functions. This should be refactored into a single utility that handles the deep path resolution (profile → player → song → arrangement → instrument → role → skill).
Try running the following prompt in your IDE agent:
Refactor the deep object traversal in screen.js into a private helper function called _getScopedNode(store, context, create). It should handle the nested lookup from profile down to skill, including the creation of missing levels if create is true. Then, update _progressSkillNode and _phraseAttemptNode to use this helper to reduce code duplication.
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⚪ LOW RISK
The dynamic object lookups here are flagged for potential injection, but the risk is largely mitigated by the use of _nodeKey() (line 86), which sanitizes input via encodeURIComponent(). While using a Map for dynamic storage is generally preferred in modern JavaScript for performance and security, the current sanitization approach is sufficient for this plugin environment.
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Nitpick: The karaoke role check and assignment are redundant here as the instrument variable is already initialized using the same logic two lines above.
Resolve the merge conflict against main (mastery streak indicator,
instrument baseline profile card, plugin.json version bump to 0.11.0)
by keeping both this PR's player-context subscriptions/song-key
derivation and main's mastery-lifecycle subscriptions/instrument
tracking side by side. Bumps plugin.json to 0.12.0 to supersede both
branches' versions.
Also fixes a real bug flagged by Codacy's review: the window `storage`
event handler unconditionally discarded `_phraseAttemptStoreCache` and
reset `_phraseAttemptsDirty` to false whenever another tab wrote to
the phrase-attempts key, silently dropping this tab's own pending
(debounced) phrase attempts with no other reference to recover them.
Now flushes local pending writes first before accepting the foreign
tab's write.
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The merge with main left onSongEvent listed twice in the module.exports
object used by the test harness (each side of the merge added it
independently) — flagged by CodeFactor's eslint/no-dupe-keys check.
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When a Split Screen player loops or seeks backward within the current phrase, this branch resets only the array cursors while retaining judgedKeys, hit totals, and phrase judgments. Replayed notes are consequently skipped as already judged and multiple passes are merged into one attempt; if the seek crosses a phrase boundary, the incomplete phrase is even finalized and can update adaptive difficulty and bestMastery. Reset the full transient phrase state on a backward jump rather than only these cursors.
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Keep instrument-tagged legacy records scoped
When a legacy record has an explicit instrument but no role—such as a keys record—the !sourceRole predicate marks it completely unscoped. The fallback in readProgress() can then restore that keys difficulty for a guitar or bass context with the same profile/player/song/arrangement; the mirrored phrase-attempt predicate has the same cross-instrument leak. Only records lacking sourceInstrument should receive the instrument-unscoped marker; missing roles need a role-specific fallback.
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Debounce best-mastery persistence
Whenever a finalized phrase establishes a new best, this call synchronously serializes the complete progress store and writes it to localStorage from the scoring/rAF path. With several players or a sizable saved library, phrase transitions can therefore block the gameplay loop; keep the in-memory update but coalesce the storage write behind the existing debounce/flush lifecycle.
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Reset main scoring state when the profile changes
On a compatibility-profile switch while the same song and arrangement remain loaded, this clears the old context before resolution, and _acceptMainPlayerContext() later assigns the new identity without comparing it or resetting state. Since onSongEvent() resets only when _songKey changes, the new profile inherits the previous profile's EMA, warm-up count, judgments, and manual-override tracking, which can immediately adjust difficulty using another player's performance. Preserve the prior identity long enough to reset when its persistence key changes.
- Reset judgedKeys/phraseHits/phraseTotal/phraseJudgments (not just
cursors) on a backward seek/loop within the same phrase, in both the
main tickScoring path and tickOneSplitHighway. Previously a replayed
note's key was still marked judged from the earlier pass, so the
replay was silently skipped and multiple passes merged into one
attempt; if the seek also crossed a phrase boundary, the finalize
branch could commit an incomplete phrase using stale hit/total
counts.
- Debounce best-mastery/progress persistence: writeProgress (called
from the scoring/rAF path on every phrase result, including the new
bestMastery updates) was synchronously serializing and writing the
entire progress store to localStorage. saveProgressStore now mirrors
the phrase-attempts store's existing debounce/flush lifecycle
(150ms, flushed immediately at song-change/hide and before a foreign
tab's storage write is accepted); migrateLegacyData's one-time write
still flushes immediately since it isn't a per-frame call.
- Reset main-player scoring state (EMA, warm-up count, judgments,
mastery streak) on a compatibility-profile switch even when the song
and arrangement stay the same. onSongEvent()'s resetPerSongState()
only fired on a _songKey change, but song:ready can re-fire for the
same song (reconnect/restart) — a new profile activated through
_acceptMainPlayerContext was silently inheriting the outgoing
profile's in-progress scoring state and could immediately swing
adaptive difficulty based on another player's performance.
- Scope legacy-migration fallback reads to the migrated record's own
instrument. A role-less legacy record with a known instrument (e.g.
"keys") was marked fully legacyUnscoped, so readProgress's/
loadPhraseAttempts' cross-instrument fallback scan could hand a
guitar or bass context another instrument's migrated progress within
the same profile/song/arrangement/player. Only a record whose source
instrument was itself unknown ('legacy-unknown') is now eligible to
seed an arbitrary instrument's context.
Adds regression tests for the seek/replay, profile-switch, and
cross-instrument-leak fixes.
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…ution
_nodeKey() (the single funnel every dynamic object key in the v2
progress/phrase-attempt stores goes through — profile, player, song,
arrangement, instrument, role, skill) now prefixes every key with
'k_'. Without this, a context identity value of "__proto__",
"constructor", or "prototype" — plausible from an externally-supplied
Host/profile/session identity — used as `obj[key] = ...` on a plain
object would write onto Object.prototype instead of an own property.
Safe to change now since this v2 schema is new in this PR with no
existing on-disk key format to preserve.
Also renames a `token` resolution-counter variable to `resolutionId`
(it was never a security token; eslint-plugin-security's
detect-possible-timing-attacks pattern-matches on the identifier name)
and adds scoped eslint-disable blocks around the storage-tree accessor
functions, each justified inline: their bracket keys are exclusively
_nodeKey()/_profileKey()-derived (now provably safe) or are reads of
already-Object.keys()-enumerated own properties, neither of which
detect-object-injection's static analysis can verify on its own.
Updates the handful of tests that hand-construct raw store fixtures to
use the new prefixed key format (via the newly exported _nodeKey).
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…e positive
Codacy's security scan dropped from 2 critical/27 high to 1 high after
the previous commit's _nodeKey prototype-pollution fix + eslint-disable
justifications. The one remaining finding is eslint-plugin-security's
detect-possible-timing-attacks pattern-matching on an identifier
containing "Key" compared with !== (persistenceContextKey(ctx) !==
previousPersistenceKey, added by the profile-switch reset fix) — not
an actual secret comparison, same false-positive class as the earlier
`token` rename. Renamed to previousIdentitySignature.
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✅ No new issues found in f4c70be..516146e.
IncrementalReview of the two commits pushed during the last review.
6af4daa removes the duplicate onSongEvent export I flagged previously (now a single entry at screen.js:2652) — resolved.
516146e (Codex P2) is clean:
Progress store now debounces through _progressDirty/flushProgressStore/scheduleProgressFlush, mirroring the phrase-attempts pattern — a genuine fix for AGENTS.md's "no synchronous localStorage on the per-note path" (saveProgressStore previously did setItem synchronously from the scoring/rAF path).
The storage-event handler flushes pending progress before invalidating the cache, using the same safe flush-before-clear ordering verified for phrase attempts; the redundant _progressDirty = false after the flush is harmless.
The legacy fallback scans (readProgress, _legacyUnscopedPhraseAttempts) now restrict cross-instrument seeding to legacy-unknown sentinel records — fixes guitar inheriting another player's keys progress; migration writes known-instrument records into their own node, so same-instrument reads still match. Covered by the new "does not leak into a different instrument" test.
_acceptMainPlayerContext(context, token, previousPersistenceKey) correctly compares the previously-effective persistence key (captured before _mainPlayerContext is nulled) and resets transient scorer state on profile switch without touching the new profile's persisted data; previousPersistenceKey of null on first resolution just causes a harmless no-op reset.
Backward-seek re-judgment in tickScoring/tickOneSplitHighway resets phrase accumulators + judgedKeys when t < lastScoredT - 0.05, fixing replayed notes being skipped as already-judged; the split-path test exercises the seek-back-then-replay-exactly case.
cancelSectionDifficultiesEmit(context) is now per-player scoped; song navigation cancels only the main pane while split-pane timers survive, and the hide path still cancels all.
Full suite: 122/122 passing (node --test tests/screen.test.js).
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✅ No new issues found in 516146e..c817e78.
IncrementalReview of the two commits pushed during the last review:
d714fe0 — prototype-pollution hardening of _nodeKey (now 'k_' + encodeURIComponent(...)). Verified the prefix is applied consistently:
All store-tree accessors (_progressSkillNode, _phraseAttemptNode, _profilePlayerNode) plus _profileKey, playerContextKey, persistenceContextKey, _resetSplitScoreState, and the migration/read fallback scans all route through _nodeKey, so read and write key derivation agree.
The v1 songMastery map uses songKeyOf()'s filename::arrangement keys and the untagged-split registration keys contain a literal ::, so neither can equal a prototype name; legacy_claim_player_id/flagged raw values are stored field values, not keys.
v2 schema is new and unreleased in this PR, so the on-disk key-format change has no migration burden (correctly noted in the _nodeKey comment).
The scoped eslint-disable security/detect-object-injection regions are narrowly applied to the accessor functions whose bracket keys are provably _nodeKey-derived, with data-flow justification documented — reasonable suppression, not a blanket disable.
Tests updated to key via mod._nodeKey(...); _nodeKey exported.
c817e78 — purely cosmetic rename of token→resolutionId and previousPersistenceKey→previousIdentitySignature to satisfy a lint false positive; no behavioral change (_reportCompatibilityProfileError, _acceptMainPlayerContext, activateCompatibilityPlayerContext all touch the same three sites consistently).
Full suite: 122/122 passing (node --test tests/screen.test.js).
…hraseAttempt
The one remaining Codacy finding (down from 30 after the prior two
fixes) was hw.getPhrases?.()?.[phraseIdx] in recordPhraseAttempt —
phraseIdx is curPhraseIdx, a numeric array index, not a property name,
so plain array indexing here can't reach Object.prototype the way an
unsanitized object key could. Found via the check run's rendered
annotations page (app.codacy.com itself is unreachable from this
network). Scoped eslint-disable, same justified pattern as the other
accessor functions.
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Reject null percentages before numeric coercion
When phrase finalization creates a progress node containing bestMastery but leaves currentDifficulty: null, _pct(null) returns 0 because Number(null) === 0. On the next visit, _maybeRestoreSongMastery() therefore treats that unset value as a saved 0% difficulty and applies it; empty or null persisted values can also produce false 0% library badges and block legacy migration. Return null for null/blank inputs before coercing numeric strings.
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Keep the main highway out of split scoring
When a player-context:ready or changed payload for player_id: "main" includes window.highway, this unconditionally registers that highway in _splitScoreStates and then also configures it as the main context below. Every rAF subsequently scores the same notes through both tickSplitScoring() and the normal main path, so phrase attempts are duplicated and adaptive changes can be applied twice; after one controller changes mastery, the other can even misclassify that change as a manual override and disable auto-adjust. Do not register the main highway as a split scorer, or skip the global scorer when it is already registered.
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Read arrangement_type when building compatibility contexts
For the Host's getSongInfo() shape, the arrangement classifier is arrangement_type—the same field consumed by _instrumentKind() in onSongEvent()—but this compatibility path checks only instrument_id, instrument, and type. If currentSong does not duplicate the classifier, ordinary lead/keys/bass and karaoke arrangements are persisted as legacy-unknown/instrumental, defeating the new instrument/role scoping and preventing correctly scoped records from being restored.
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Feed the profile baseline from progress.v2
All live mastery changes now write only to progress.v2 here, while renderProfileBaseline() still aggregates loadSongMasteryMap(), which this change explicitly makes legacy/read-only. Consequently, existing users see a permanently frozen baseline and new users never get the documented Profile baseline card regardless of how many arrangements they play. Aggregate the active profile's v2 records (with the appropriate instrument classification), or keep the legacy projection synchronized.
- _pct(null) returned 0 (Number(null) === 0), so a genuinely-unset
currentDifficulty was silently persisted/read as a real 0% target.
This fed a false 0% into _maybeRestoreSongMastery, library badges
(_dominantSongMastery), and the migration existing-record gate
(_pct(existing.currentDifficulty) === null). _pct now short-circuits
null/undefined/'' to null before coercion. [P1]
- upsertPlayerContext() unconditionally called registerSplitHighway()
for any context carrying a highway reference, including one tagged
player_id: 'main'. A Host that includes window.highway on the main
player's context payload would have every note scored twice per
frame (tickSplitScoring() AND the main tickScoring() path), and the
two independently-adjusting controllers could misread each other's
change as a manual override. Main is now never registered as a
split scorer — it's already handled by the dedicated main path. [P1]
- _songContextFields()'s instrument classifier never read
arrangement_type, the field name the Host's getSongInfo() (and
onSongEvent()'s own _instrumentKind() call) actually uses — only
si.type (the WS message discriminator) and instrument/instrument_id.
Ordinary lead/keys/bass/karaoke arrangements whose currentSong
didn't duplicate the classifier fell through to
legacy-unknown/instrumental, defeating instrument/role scoping. [P2]
- renderProfileBaseline() aggregated only the legacy v1 songMastery
map, which this PR makes read-only (all live writes now go to
progress.v2). Existing users saw a frozen baseline; new users never
got the card. Added _v2MasteryMapForBaseline() to walk the active
player's own v2 tree across every song/arrangement/instrument/role/
skill, projected into the same shape aggregateMasteryByInstrument()
already consumes; falls back to the v1 map only when there's no v2
data yet. [P2]
Adds regression tests for all four.
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✅ No new issues found.
Re-reviewed the delta since the last reviewed commit (ebe5f45 → 8edc101).
Scope — the delta is exactly one commit: 8edc101 ("fix: address Codex review findings (P1/P2)"). The preceding ebe5f45 is comment-only (a narrow eslint-disable around a guarded dynamic-key read in recordPhraseAttempt); no behavior change.
What the delta changes
_pct() (screen.js:103) now returns null for null/undefined/'' instead of coercing to 0. Every caller treats null correctly: _writeProgressToStore skips the explicit-null write, _dominantSongMastery stops false-reporting 0% when only bestMastery is set, and the migration/baseline paths skip unset difficulties. Correct, and pinned by tests.
_v2MasteryMapForBaseline() (screen.js:530) walks the v2 tree scoped to the active player; renderProfileBaseline prefers it and falls back to the legacy loadSongMasteryMap() when empty. (The doubled var groups in one range-diff hunk is a diff artifact — the working tree has a single declaration.)
_songContextFields adds arrangement_type, aligning the classifier fallback with _instrumentKind(si.arrangement_type, …) used in onSongEvent.
upsertPlayerContext (screen.js:971) no longer registers the main player as a split scorer — its highway is already scored by tickScoring's window.highway path, so double-registering would score each note twice and let the two scorers fight over manual-override detection. Documented inline (screen.js:964-970) and pinned by a test.
Legacy v1 savePhraseAttempts(attempts) declaration removed — dead code (the v2 declaration shadowed it); removal is behavior-neutral, suite stays green.
Verification — 5 new tests cover the delta: v2 baseline aggregation with v1 fallback, currentDifficulty: null no longer coerced to 0% in writeProgress, _dominantSongMastery not false-positive on bestMastery-only nodes, main player excluded from split registration, and arrangement_type classification. Full suite passes 127/127 and git diff --check is clean.
No new issues; this delta cleanly resolves the prior review findings.
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Reset split phrase state on backward jumps
Summary
player-contextcontract for splitscreen, karaoke, Note Detection, and Section Map integration.overallskill fallback while preserving future technique-specific records.0.9.13.Scope boundary
This PR implements the Difficulty Ladder side of the foundation. The Host, splitscreen, Note Detection, and karaoke plugins still need to adopt the documented contract in
PLAYER_CONTEXT.mdbefore four-player end-to-end behavior is available.Validation
node --test tests/screen.test.js— 91/91 passinggit diff --check— passingRelated issues
Refs #81, #82, #87, #88
Summary by Sourcery
Establish player-scoped Difficulty Ladder persistence and runtime isolation while retaining legacy single-player compatibility.
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