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fix: restore playlist context after the app is killed - #100
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The app lost the playlist the last song belonged to on cold start.
rehydrateFromTrackPlayer() rebuilt state from the native TrackPlayer queue
only, which is unreliable in two ways:
- the queue is empty after the OS kills the process, so nothing restored;
- addTracks() skips tracks whose audioUrl has not resolved yet, so a long
playlist came back as a truncated queue with no way to reach the rest.
Add modules/playbackSession.ts: snapshot the logical playlist + index to
AsyncStorage on every playTrack(), strip expired audio URLs, and on cold
start restore the full playlist — mapping a truncated native queue's active
track back to its original position so next/prev and Up Next work again.
clearPlayer() clears the snapshot so an explicit stop is not restored.
tests/playback-session-regression.cjs executes the real resolver: 7/7.
Reviewer's GuideThe PR introduces an AsyncStorage-backed logical playback-session snapshot and integrates it into cold-start rehydration, allowing the app to restore playlist context and the active index even when the native queue is empty or truncated, while preserving the existing native path when it is authoritative. Sequence diagram for playback session restorationsequenceDiagram
participant App as PlayerProvider
participant Storage as AsyncStorage
participant TrackPlayer
App->>Storage: loadPlaybackSession()
App->>TrackPlayer: getQueue()
App->>TrackPlayer: getCurrentTrack()
App->>App: resolveRestoredSession(session, nativeIds, nativeActiveIndex)
alt native queue empty
App->>App: setPlaylist(session.playlist)
App->>App: setCurrentIndex(clamped index)
else native queue is truncated
App->>App: setPlaylist(full snapshot)
App->>App: setCurrentIndex(original active-track index)
else queue agrees with snapshot
App->>TrackPlayer: existing native rehydration path
end
Sequence diagram for saving and clearing playback contextsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PlayerProvider
participant Storage as AsyncStorage
User->>PlayerProvider: playTrack()
PlayerProvider->>Storage: savePlaybackSession(effectivePlaylist, effectiveIndex)
Storage-->>PlayerProvider: session persisted
User->>PlayerProvider: clearPlayer()
PlayerProvider->>Storage: clearPlaybackSession()
Storage-->>PlayerProvider: snapshot removed
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly summarizes the main change: restoring playlist context after the app is killed. It uses the Conventional Commits fix format. Description check The description clearly explains the problem, root cause, implementation, scope, linked issue, and verification results. It omits the template's explicit Type of change and Checklist sections, but the… Linked Issues check The changes satisfy the coding requirements in issue #99.modules/playbackSession.tspersists the logical playlist and index, removesaudioUrlandurl, limits snapshots to 200 tracks, restores a…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #99. The new playback-session module, its regression test, and the PlayerContext integration directly implement playlist-context persistence and restoration. No unrelated…
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Needs a human reviewer. If the persisted playlist or index is wrong, a cold start can restore the wrong playback context and that snapshot remains in AsyncStorage even after reverting the code. The impact is bounded and repairable by clearing or overwriting the session; no money, access, or irreversible user data is affected.
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LlamaPReview — Blocking issues found
Playlists over 200 tracks restore the wrong current song after restart.
Exact-head CI remains unresolved (1 pending); no CI-dependent merge-safety claim is made.
Owner action: Clamp the stored index to the sliced length, or slice around the active index so the active track (and its neighbours) survive the cap.
4 further items in details.
Change flow
The restore decision's branches, their inputs and their divergent consequences are the changed topology; track advancement must stay drawn as an open edge.
sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant P as PlayerContext
participant S as playbackSession
participant A as AsyncStorage
participant T as Native TrackPlayer
U->>P: playTrack(...)
P->>S: savePlaybackSession(effectivePlaylist, effectiveIndex)
S->>A: setItem @streamify_playback_session
note over P,S: PR change — first 200 tracks stored, index clamped against uncapped length
U->>P: cold start (app was killed)
P->>A: loadPlaybackSession()
P->>T: getQueue() / getCurrentTrack()
P->>S: resolveRestoredSession(session, nativeIds, nativeActiveIndex)
alt Native queue empty
S-->>P: restore snapshot at saved index
note over P,S: PR change — restored branch seeds playlist/index/currentTrack only
else Native queue is strict subset of snapshot
S-->>P: restore FULL snapshot at active track's original position
note over P,T: PR change — native playback state and progress listener are not seeded here
else Queue agrees or unknown native id
S-->>P: null
end
P-->>U: playlist, index, Up Next shown
note over P: Impact — wrong current track when saved index exceeds 200#59; paused 0#35;58#59;00 UI while audio can still play
U->>P: clearPlayer()
P->>A: clearPlaybackSession()
Review details and evidence
| Priority | File | Finding | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2 | modules/playbackSession.ts |
Playlists over 200 tracks restore the wrong current song after restart. | confirmed |
| P2 | contexts/PlayerContext.tsx |
Restored branch can show a paused 0:00 session while native audio plays. | confirmed |
| P2 | tests/playback-session-regression.cjs |
Persistence layer and rehydrate integration untested; no CI job runs the test. | confirmed |
Finding details
P2 · Persistence layer and rehydrate integration untested; no CI job runs the test.
tests/playback-session-regression.cjs
The test strips import statements and executes only resolveRestoredSession, so savePlaybackSession / loadPlaybackSession / clearPlaybackSession — including the JSON round-trip and the cap/index arithmetic the cited evidence concerns — are never executed, and the new rehydrateFromTrackPlayer branch (the state writes and early return) is not exercised. package.json has no test script that runs this file; pr-checks.yml is title validation only; react-native-cicd.yml triggers on pull requests but its only build job is gated to push/workflow_dispatch and is skipped here. Consequence: a storage-layer or cap-arithmetic regression can ship with no failing signal. Nonblocking, and it does not carry the posture; the natural follow-up is a save→load case around the 200 boundary plus wiring the file into a workflow.
Owner action: Before merge: Add a save→load case around the 200 boundary and wire tests/playback-session-regression.cjs into a CI workflow.
Verification boundary: confirmed; scope: bounded reviewed context.
Material unknowns
- How nextTrack / previousTrack / playPause resolve a target after a restore, and whether any code re-queues restored tracks into TrackPlayer. If advancement runs through the restored JS playlist (or the restore path re-queues the snapshot), the objective is supported and the PR is clear once the cited evidence/the cited evidence are fixed; if advancement delegates to the native queue, the empty/truncated cases restore a playlist the player cannot skip through, and the 'queue you can skip through' claim is defeated.
- Check: Read PlayerContext's advance implementations (nextTrack / previousTrack / playPause) to confirm the post-restore target source.
- Call sites of trackPlayerService.reset() other than clearPlayer. Determines whether an explicit stop raised from another surface leaves the snapshot behind, resurrecting a session; the PR's own criterion covers clearPlayer, which is wired, so this stays nonblocking.
- Check: Enumerate trackPlayerService.reset() call sites and confirm they clear the persisted session.
LlamaPReview checks
- Reviewed changed regions in
modules/playbackSession.ts. - Reviewed changed regions in
contexts/PlayerContext.tsx. - Read bounded PR-head context from
contexts/PlayerContext.tsx. - Read bounded PR-head context from
services/TrackPlayerService.ts. - Reviewed changed regions in
tests/playback-session-regression.cjs. - Read the complete PR-head file
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| const session: PlaybackSession<T> = { | ||
| playlist: playlist.slice(0, MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST).map(stripVolatile), | ||
| index: Math.max(0, Math.min(index, playlist.length - 1)), | ||
| updatedAt: Date.now(), | ||
| }; |
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P2 | Confidence: High
Changed mechanism. savePlaybackSession persists only the first MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST (200) entries — playlist.slice(0, MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST) — but stores index: Math.max(0, Math.min(index, playlist.length - 1)) computed against the uncapped length. The empty-native-queue branch of resolveRestoredSession then clamps against the persisted array (Math.min(session.index, snapshotIds.length - 1)), so a saved index of 250 silently becomes 199.
Reachable path. When the effective playlist handed to playTrack is longer than 200 and the active index is ≥ 200 (e.g. a track deep in a large liked-songs/library queue passed as the playlist), the snapshot holds 200 entries with index = 250. After a restart the restored branch sets currentTrack = restored.playlist[199].
Consequence. The reopened app shows a different song as current, and the song the user was actually on is absent from the restored playlist and Up Next entirely. No crash and no data loss, recoverable by tapping a track — hence P2 — but it is on the exact path this PR adds and it is reachable with ordinary valid input.
Strongest counterevidence. The 200 cap is a deliberate product decision, and the resolver always clamps index-to-array, so restored.playlist[restored.index] can never be undefined. That limits severity, not the defect: the persisted index and the persisted array disagree by construction.
Evidence: changed region in modules/playbackSession.ts; changed region in contexts/PlayerContext.tsx.
| if (restored) { | ||
| const nextCurrentTrack = restored.playlist[restored.index]; | ||
| setPlaylist(restored.playlist); | ||
| setCurrentIndex(restored.index); | ||
| setCurrentTrack(nextCurrentTrack); | ||
| currentPlaylistContextRef.current = restored.playlist; | ||
| setIsInPlaylistContext(restored.playlist.length > 1); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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P2 | Confidence: Medium
Changed mechanism. The pre-existing native branch reads getPlaybackState, getPosition, getDuration, sets isPlaying / positionStable / durationStable, and registers the PlaybackProgressUpdated listener when none exists. The new restored branch returns after setting only playlist/index/currentTrack/context flags — no playback state, no position/duration, and on that path this function never reaches the listener registration.
Reachable path. The app's own TrackPlayer options set appKilledPlaybackBehavior: AppKilledPlaybackBehavior.ContinuePlayback, so audio can still be live when the JS bundle reloads. Whenever that live native queue is a strict subset of the snapshot — the truncation case this PR exists for — rehydrate takes the restored branch while the native player is actually playing.
Consequence. In that case the UI can present a paused, 0:00 session while audio plays, and progress updates are not subscribed by this function, so UI fed by positionStable is not updated from that path. State depends on an unobserved condition (whether some other mount-time path seeds these values, and on the UI reading isPlaying, which the context type exposes), so this is stated with moderate confidence.
Strongest counterevidence. In the queue-empty case nothing is playing, so a paused 0:00 presentation is correct there — the author acknowledges the paused cold start. The divergence only arises for a live native session.
Owner action: Either seed the restored branch the way the native branch does (read playback state/position/duration and register the progress listener), or restrict the override to the case where the native player is not actually playing.
Evidence: changed region in contexts/PlayerContext.tsx; bounded PR-head context from contexts/PlayerContext.tsx; bounded PR-head context from services/TrackPlayerService.ts.
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Review comments at @contexts/PlayerContext.tsx:
- Around line 1935-1936: Update both index-update branches in
syncCurrentTrackFromPlayer to save the active playlist and new index via
savePlaybackSession(currentPlaylistContextRef.current, newIndex), so native
queue advances persist the latest session position.
- Around line 568-576: Update the restore branch identified by `restored` to
copy each native queue item’s `url` into its matching restored track and, when
`nativeIds` is non-empty, synchronize playback state, position, duration, and
the progress listener before returning. Update `playPause` to call `playTrack`
with the current track, playlist, and index when the current track lacks
`audioUrl`.
- Around line 3195-3197: Update clearPlayer to increment
playRequestIdRef.current immediately when clearing begins, then have playTrack
check its captured request identifier after awaited operations and before
updating player state or saving the session; return when the request is stale so
it cannot restore cleared playback.
Review comments at @modules/playbackSession.ts:
- Around line 60-61: Update the session-saving logic around
`MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST` to save a bounded window centered around the clamped
active index, rather than always taking the playlist’s first entries. Store the
active index relative to the window so it remains valid and restores the same
current track.
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| if (restored) { | ||
| const nextCurrentTrack = restored.playlist[restored.index]; | ||
| setPlaylist(restored.playlist); | ||
| setCurrentIndex(restored.index); | ||
| setCurrentTrack(nextCurrentTrack); | ||
| currentPlaylistContextRef.current = restored.playlist; | ||
| setIsInPlaylistContext(restored.playlist.length > 1); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
After a restore, the play/pause button does nothing.
The saved tracks have no audioUrl because stripVolatile removes it. This branch sets currentTrack to such a track. playPause (Line 2621) returns early with "Player not ready" when currentTrack?.audioUrl is missing. As a result:
- Empty-queue case: play/pause does nothing on the restored track.
- Truncated-queue case: native playback may still be running. This branch returns before the existing path calls
setIsPlaying,setPositionStable/setDurationStable, and attaches the progress listener. The UI then shows the player as paused with no progress, and pause does not work.
To fix this:
- When
nativeIdsis non-empty, run the native state sync: playback state, position, duration, and the progress listener. - Copy the native queue item's
urlinto the matching restored tracks. - Make
playPausefall back toplayTrack(currentTrack, playlist, currentIndex)whenaudioUrlis missing.
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Review comment at @contexts/PlayerContext.tsx around lines 568 - 576:
Update the restore branch identified by `restored` to copy each native queue
item’s `url` into its matching restored track and, when `nativeIds` is
non-empty, synchronize playback state, position, duration, and the progress
listener before returning. Update `playPause` to call `playTrack` with the
current track, playlist, and index when the current track lacks `audioUrl`.
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| // Persist the logical playlist so the app restores it after a cold start. | ||
| void savePlaybackSession(effectivePlaylist, effectiveIndex); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Save the session index when the native queue auto-advances.
The session is saved only in playTrack. When TrackPlayer advances on its own, syncCurrentTrackFromPlayer updates currentIndex but never calls savePlaybackSession. If the OS kills the app after that, the empty-queue restore uses an old index and shows an earlier track. Call savePlaybackSession(currentPlaylistContextRef.current, newIndex) in both index-update branches of syncCurrentTrackFromPlayer.
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Review comment at @contexts/PlayerContext.tsx around lines 1935 - 1936:
Update both index-update branches in syncCurrentTrackFromPlayer to save the
active playlist and new index via
savePlaybackSession(currentPlaylistContextRef.current, newIndex), so native
queue advances persist the latest session position.
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| // User explicitly cleared playback — do not restore the old playlist | ||
| // on the next cold start. | ||
| void clearPlaybackSession(); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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git diff --unified=35 e421a1e72df2eb3562dd8970936f6c17397f6eba be7ef8e3c345c78dc366989738487fd8add2621 -- contexts/PlayerContext.tsx | sed -n '/playRequestIdRef/,+220p'Repository: ErfanBagheri404/Streamify
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Invalidate pending play requests when clearing playback.
playTrack can await cache information or a queue-conflict choice before saving the session. clearPlayer does not invalidate that request. If playTrack resumes after clearPlaybackSession() submits its removal, it submits a new save afterward. This can repopulate the session and restore playback that the user explicitly cleared.
Increment the request identifier at the start of clearPlayer, then reject stale requests before their state updates and session save:
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const clearPlayer = useCallback(async () => {
+ playRequestIdRef.current += 1;
// Remove all audio monitoring listeners
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}
+ if (playRequestId !== playRequestIdRef.current) {
+ return;
+ }
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Review comment at @contexts/PlayerContext.tsx around lines 3195 - 3197:
Update clearPlayer to increment playRequestIdRef.current immediately when
clearing begins, then have playTrack check its captured request identifier after
awaited operations and before updating player state or saving the session;
return when the request is stale so it cannot restore cleared playback.
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| playlist: playlist.slice(0, MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST).map(stripVolatile), | ||
| index: Math.max(0, Math.min(index, playlist.length - 1)), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clamp the saved index against the truncated playlist.
Line 60 saves at most MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST tracks. Line 61 clamps index against the original playlist.length. For a playlist with more than 200 tracks and an active index of 200 or higher, the saved index points past the saved playlist. resolveRestoredSession then clamps it to 199, so the app restores the wrong track as current.
Save a window around the active index, and store the index relative to that window.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/modules/playbackSession.ts"
+++ "b/modules/playbackSession.ts"
@@ -56,11 +56,21 @@
await AsyncStorage.removeItem(SESSION_KEY);
return;
}
- const session: PlaybackSession<T> = {
- playlist: playlist.slice(0, MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST).map(stripVolatile),
- index: Math.max(0, Math.min(index, playlist.length - 1)),
+ const safeIndex = Math.max(0, Math.min(index, playlist.length - 1));
+ const start = Math.max(
+ 0,
+ Math.min(
+ safeIndex - Math.floor(MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST / 2),
+ playlist.length - MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST,
+ ),
+ );
+ const session: PlaybackSession<T> = {
+ playlist: playlist
+ .slice(start, start + MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST)
+ .map(stripVolatile),
+ index: safeIndex - start,
updatedAt: Date.now(),
};
await AsyncStorage.setItem(SESSION_KEY, JSON.stringify(session));
} catch (error) {
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Review comment at @modules/playbackSession.ts around lines 60 - 61:
Update the session-saving logic around `MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST` to save a bounded
window centered around the clamped active index, rather than always taking the
playlist’s first entries. Store the active index relative to the window so it
remains valid and restores the same current track.
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The session index was clamped against the full playlist length but persisted against playlist.slice(0, MAX_RESTORED_PLAYLIST), so on a long playlist the stored index pointed past the end of what was actually saved and a cold start resumed on the last stored track instead of the one the user was on. Clamp against the stored array. Found by the new playback-session scenarios.
…s tile - Library header had two import buttons (union-merge of playlist-import and playlist-transfer both added folder-open-outline). Removed the duplicate; the file-based M3U/CSV picker now lives inside the single import sheet. - AI Mix playlist renders with the sparkles artwork and stays pinned after Local files instead of sharing the generic folder tile. - Merges origin/fix/playlist-context-restore (PR #100) into the all-PRs build.
Closes #99.
Problem
Reopening the app lost the playlist the last song belonged to — the queue you can skip through and "Up Next" were gone.
Root cause
rehydrateFromTrackPlayer()rebuilt state from the native TrackPlayer queue only. That queue is unreliable:addTracks()skips tracks with no resolvedaudioUrl, so a long playlist restores as a truncated queue and next/prev only see those few tracks.The logical playlist was never persisted (
utils/storage.tsonly has@liked_songs,@previously_played_songs,@playlists, caches).Fix
modules/playbackSession.ts— snapshots the logical playlist + index to AsyncStorage on everyplayTrack(), stripping expiredaudioUrl/url. Capped at 200 tracks; empty playlist clears the key.resolveRestoredSession()— pure decision function:null, existing native path runs untouched.rehydrateFromTrackPlayer()consults the snapshot first.clearPlayer()clears the snapshot so an explicit stop is not resurrected.No new dependencies; AsyncStorage already used throughout.
Verification
node tests/playback-session-regression.cjs→ 7/7 pass. Executes the realresolveRestoredSession()(AsyncStorage import stripped): cold start, index clamping, truncated-queue recovery to full playlist at original index, deferral when the queue agrees, unknown native track, null session, empty snapshot.npx tsc --noEmit→ no errors inmodules/playbackSession.tsorcontexts/PlayerContext.tsx.Notes
Playback still starts paused after a cold start — this PR restores the context (playlist, index, Up Next). Auto-resuming audio would need
AppKilledPlaybackBehavior.ContinuePlaybackon the native service, deliberately left alone here.Summary by Sourcery
Restore playlist context across app restarts by persisting and reconciling the logical playback session with the native queue.
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Enhancements:
Tests:
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