feat(configurator): Changes panel — overrides grouped by consequence (UX redesign, phase 3) - #693
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe configurator adds a Changes domain. It classifies active overrides, displays grouped consequences, supports reset actions, and shows aggregate override counts in navigation. Structural validation now determines invalid token states. ChangesChanges domain
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed override data can crash the Changes view, and some overrides may still be shown as safe for export when they are not. Merge should wait for validation to handle these cases consistently with export behavior. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SidebarNav
participant DomainPanel
participant ChangesPanel
participant tokenModel
SidebarNav->>DomainPanel: Select Changes domain
DomainPanel->>ChangesPanel: Pass tokens, overrides, and handlers
ChangesPanel->>tokenModel: summarizeChanges(tokens, overrides)
tokenModel-->>ChangesPanel: Return grouped change summary
ChangesPanel-->>DomainPanel: Render grouped overrides and reset controls
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Greptile SummaryThe PR adds a Changes overview that groups active token overrides by consequence and centralizes token relationships, scale-shadow detection, and namespace-based domain routing.
Confidence Score: 4/5The export-safety classifier should be aligned with the actual persistence constraints before merging so the Changes panel does not present values as safe when an export path rejects or drops them. The new consequence model misses control-character and oversized-value rejection rules, while its scale-shadow callout also gives contradictory non-blocking guidance for relinked generated steps. Files Needing Attention: configurator/src/lib/tokenModel.ts, configurator/src/components/panels/ChangesPanel.svelte
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| Filename | Overview |
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| configurator/src/lib/tokenModel.ts | Introduces the central token relationship and consequence model, but export-safety parity and relinked scale-step handling are incomplete. |
| configurator/src/components/panels/ChangesPanel.svelte | Adds the grouped Changes interface and reset actions; its scale warning inherits the model's overly broad pinned-step classification. |
| configurator/src/lib/domains.ts | Replaces overlapping substring routing with deterministic namespace classification and a Misc fallback. |
| configurator/src/data/domain-map.json | Defines the shared namespace and exception mapping used by runtime routing and curation checks. |
| configurator/src/components/inputs/TokenRow.svelte | Adds role, dependency, inheritance, and override-state context to token rows. |
| configurator/tests/tokenModel.test.ts | Covers token roles, dependency relationships, scale families, validation, and change summaries but omits export-predicate parity and relinked scale-step shadows. |
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flowchart LR
O[Active overrides] --> S[summarizeChanges]
S --> I[Invalid]
S --> D[Detached]
S --> R[Re-linked]
S --> C[Custom]
S --> U[Not in this build]
O --> H[scaleShadows]
H --> P[Pinned-scale callouts]
I --> A[Changes panel]
D --> A
R --> A
C --> A
U --> A
P --> A
A --> X[Reset, bulk restore, or domain deep-link]
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| export function isStructurallySafe(value: string): boolean { | ||
| if (typeof value !== "string") return false; | ||
| const v = value.trim(); | ||
| if (v === "") return false; | ||
| return !CSS_BREAKING_RE.test(v); |
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When an imported or edited override contains a control character or exceeds the codec's 65,535-byte limit, isStructurallySafe still classifies it as safe, causing the Changes panel to label it Custom, Detached, or Re-linked even though theme-file validation rejects it or share-link encoding silently drops it.
| export function scaleShadows(overrides: Record<string, string>): ScaleShadow[] { | ||
| const out: ScaleShadow[] = []; | ||
| for (const family of SCALE_FAMILIES) { | ||
| const shadowedSteps = family.steps.filter((s) => s in overrides); |
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A generated step overridden with a pure var(--sf-*) reference is classified as Re-linked by tokenState, but this presence-only filter also reports it as a fixed pinned step. The Changes panel therefore presents contradictory state and offers a bulk action that removes the user's deliberate relink.
| const shadowedSteps = family.steps.filter((s) => s in overrides); | |
| const shadowedSteps = family.steps.filter( | |
| (s) => s in overrides && !pureVarTarget(overrides[s]), | |
| ); |
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New central overview (nav → Changes) that answers "what have I actually changed,
and does any of it quietly break the system?". Organised by consequence rather
than by panel:
- Invalid — structurally unsafe, will be dropped on export
- Detached — a concrete override on an output / alias / generated scale step;
frozen and disconnected from what would produce it
- Re-linked — re-pointed at another token instead of a fixed value
- Custom — a source value you set (expected/safe)
- Not in this build — override keys that aren't tokens in this framework version
Each entry reuses TokenRow (role badge, inherits, used-by, Detached/Invalid
warning + one-click restore) and deep-links to the owning panel. Scale-shadow
callouts surface pinned ladder steps that make a source knob inert, with a
"Restore generated scale" bulk action. A per-group "Reset N" and a global
"Reset all" round it out; an empty state confirms you're on framework defaults.
Model additions in tokenModel.ts:
- summarizeChanges(): buckets overrides by consequence (unit-tested)
- isStructurallySafe(): the authoritative export-safety gate; tokenState's
`invalid` now uses ONLY this, so the "will be dropped on export" copy is
truthful. Decoupled from the semantic CSS.supports probe, which wrongly
flagged safe values (e.g. a fractional number for a <number> token, via a
z-index probe). validateTokenValue keeps the richer probe (fixed <number>→
opacity, <integer>→z-index) as an advisory signal for the value editor.
Wired into SidebarNav (Changes tool with a total-overrides badge), DomainPanel
routing and App labels. Tests: 257/257 pass (tokenModel now 39). check + lint
clean; screenshot-verified in Chromium.
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In `@configurator/src/lib/tokenModel.ts`:
- Around line 294-299: Update isStructurallySafe to reject control-character
values and values exceeding MAX_CODEC_BYTES, preserving all export-rejection
checks before values can be classified as custom or detached. Add tokenState
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| export function isStructurallySafe(value: string): boolean { | ||
| if (typeof value !== "string") return false; | ||
| const v = value.trim(); | ||
| if (v === "") return false; | ||
| return !CSS_BREAKING_RE.test(v); | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep all export-rejection checks in isStructurallySafe.
Line 385 now bypasses the control-character and export-size checks at Lines 335-336. A control-character value or a value larger than MAX_CODEC_BYTES can be classified as custom or detached instead of invalid.
Add those checks to isStructurallySafe. Add tokenState coverage for both cases.
Proposed fix
export function isStructurallySafe(value: string): boolean {
if (typeof value !== "string") return false;
const v = value.trim();
if (v === "") return false;
- return !CSS_BREAKING_RE.test(v);
+ if (CSS_BREAKING_RE.test(v) || CONTROL_CHAR_RE.test(v)) return false;
+ return new TextEncoder().encode(v).byteLength <= MAX_CODEC_BYTES;
}Also applies to: 383-385
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In `@configurator/src/lib/tokenModel.ts` around lines 294 - 299, Update
isStructurallySafe to reject control-character values and values exceeding
MAX_CODEC_BYTES, preserving all export-rejection checks before values can be
classified as custom or detached. Add tokenState coverage for both invalid
cases.
Two token-model classifications diverged from what the export path actually enforces, so the Changes panel could mislabel overrides: - isStructurallySafe (the gate behind the `invalid` state) only rejected CSS-breaking characters. A control character or a value over the codec's 65,535-byte share-link limit was reported as Custom/Detached/Re-linked even though theme-file validation refuses it and share-link encoding drops it. It now mirrors every export rejection (CSS-breaking + control chars + byte size). - pureVarTarget treated a var() with a fallback followed by more content (e.g. `var(--sf-a, red) var(--sf-b)`) as a pure single-token relink, because PURE_VAR_RE's greedy fallback group spans past the var()'s own closing paren. It now confirms the leading `var(` closes at the end of the string, so only a genuine single-var alias is classified as Re-linked. Adds unit + tokenState coverage for control chars, oversized values, and the compound-var case.
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399-401: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate
ovbefore calling.trim().WordPress hydration accepts any non-array object as
overrides, including non-string values.numericAutothrows beforeisStructurallySafe(ov)can returnfalse. Run the structural checks first and return"invalid"for malformed values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@configurator/src/lib/tokenModel.ts`:
- Around line 399-401: Update the validation flow around numericAuto so
isStructurallySafe(ov) and hasBalancedParens(ov) run before any string methods;
return "invalid" immediately for structurally unsafe or unbalanced overrides,
and only call trim/lowercase for validated values while preserving the existing
numeric-auto rejection.
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Phase 3 of the configurator UX redesign — the Changes overview
A new central screen (nav → Changes) that answers the questions the audit said users couldn't: what have I actually changed, what will it do to the system, and where do I fix it? It organises every active override by consequence, not by panel:
Each entry reuses
TokenRow(role badge,inherits,used by N, the Detached/Invalid warning + one-click restore) and deep-links to the owning panel. Scale-shadow callouts surface pinned ladder steps that make a source knob inert, with a "Restore generated scale" bulk action. Per-groupReset N, a globalReset all, and an empty state that confirms you're on framework defaults.A real bug this surfaced and fixed
Building the panel revealed that
tokenState'sinvalidwas coupled to the semanticCSS.supports()probe, which wrongly flagged safe values — e.g. a fractional1.1on a<number>token, because<number>was probed against the integer-onlyz-indexproperty. That mislabels a value as "will be dropped on export" when it wouldn't be.Fix:
tokenState.invalidnow usesisStructurallySafe()only (empty / CSS-breaking chars — exactly what codec/themeFile drop), so the copy is truthful.validateTokenValuekeeps the richer probe (now<number>→opacity,<integer>→z-index) as an advisory signal for the value editor coming in phase 5.Verification
npm run check: 0 errors ·npm run lint: cleannpm run test: 257/257 (tokenModel now 39, incl.summarizeChanges+isStructurallySafe+ a regression test that a fractional<number>override iscustom, notinvalid)Summary by CodeRabbit
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