Show dive type badges in the dive detail header by readme42 · Pull Request #1276 · submersion-app/submersion

readme42 · 2026-08-25T21:35:35Z

Summary

Adds a row of type badges (Wreck, Night, Drift, etc.) directly below the star rating and OC/CCR badge in the dive detail header, matching that badge's shape but in a lighter, translucent tone so it stays quiet next to the mode indicator while still reading over the header's live map background. When more types are set than fit on one line, they collapse into a "+N" badge with a tooltip listing the rest instead of wrapping. The badge cap scales with the header's own width instead of a flat constant, so a wide detail pane can spell out more real labels before collapsing.

Built-in dive types get short-form abbreviations (Wreck, Tec, Rec, Wrack, Tief, Boot, Safari, ...) via new localized strings, translated across all eleven supported locales. Custom dive types can now set their own short name too (schema v173: dive_types.short_name), added as an optional field on the Add Dive Type dialog and previewed on the Manage Dive Types settings page.

The same badge row is now also shown on the compact and detailed dive list cards, right-aligned on the stat line next to depth/duration and sized to match the OC/CCR badge. Tags render on their own line below so a long tag name can never compete with the stat row or the badges for width.

Each dive type -- built-in or custom -- also gets two independent visibility toggles (schema v174: dive_types.show_in_detail_header / show_in_list_view, both defaulting to shown), editable via a new edit dialog reachable by tapping its row on the Manage Dive Types page. A type's name stays disabled for built-ins there, matching the existing "cannot update built-in dive types" protection; visibility is a separate per-diver display preference and bypasses that protection through a dedicated repository method.

Dive type shortnames (on the right), also for custom dive types:

Dive types also in the list view:

Dive types also got 2 checkboxes to determine if they should be shown as badges in the list / header:

Closes #1269.

Test plan

flutter analyze clean on all touched files
dart format clean
New/updated unit and widget tests pass (dive_type_label_test.dart, dive_type_entity_test.dart, dive_detail_page_test.dart, dive_types_page_test.dart, dive_list_tile_type_badges_test.dart, dive_type_repository_short_name_test.dart, dive_type_repository_visibility_test.dart)
Migration coverage passes (migration_v173_dive_type_short_name_test.dart, migration_v174_dive_type_visibility_test.dart) and the full test/core/database/ suite passes
arb_parity_test.dart passes -- all eleven locales define every new key
Manual check on a narrow (embedded master-detail) window to confirm the badge row's width cap still looks right in both the header and the list cards

github-actions · 2026-08-25T22:02:30Z

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❌ Patch coverage is 88.80407% with 44 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
.../dive_log/presentation/pages/dive_detail_page.dart	71.60%	23 Missing ⚠️
...dive_types/presentation/pages/dive_types_page.dart	91.37%	10 Missing ⚠️
lib/core/database/database.dart	81.48%	5 Missing ⚠️
...s/dive_types/domain/entities/dive_type_entity.dart	57.14%	3 Missing ⚠️
..._types/data/repositories/dive_type_repository.dart	92.00%	2 Missing ⚠️
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Pull request overview

Adds dive type badges to the Dive Detail header and introduces “short name” support for dive types (built-in via new localized abbreviations; custom via a new optional dive_types.short_name column + UI), including a v162 migration and accompanying tests.

Changes:

Render a single-line row of dive type badges in the Dive Detail header, collapsing overflow into a +N badge with tooltip.
Add optional short names for custom dive types (DB schema v162 + repository/provider wiring + add-dialog UI + preview on Dive Types page).
Extend localization keys for built-in short labels and add/update widget/unit/migration tests.

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File	Description
test/features/dive_types/presentation/pages/dive_types_page_test.dart	Adds widget coverage for creating custom dive types with/without a short name and verifying badge behavior on the tile.
test/features/dive_types/data/repositories/dive_type_repository_short_name_test.dart	New repository tests for persisting/round-tripping `shortName`.
test/features/dive_log/presentation/pages/dive_detail_page_test.dart	Adds widget coverage asserting type badges appear (or not) on the Dive Detail header.
test/features/dive_log/presentation/formatters/dive_type_label_test.dart	Adds unit coverage for `diveTypeShortLabel` behavior (built-in abbreviations vs custom entities).
test/core/database/migration_v162_dive_type_short_name_test.dart	New migration coverage validating `short_name` column creation and ladder inclusion.
lib/l10n/arb/app_zh.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (ZH).
lib/l10n/arb/app_pt.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (PT).
lib/l10n/arb/app_nl.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (NL).
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations.dart	Adds generated getters for new short-label and dialog strings.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_zh.dart	Adds generated ZH implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_pt.dart	Adds generated PT implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_nl.dart	Adds generated NL implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_it.dart	Adds generated IT implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_hu.dart	Adds generated HU implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_he.dart	Adds generated HE implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_fr.dart	Adds generated FR implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_es.dart	Adds generated ES implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_en.dart	Adds generated EN implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_de.dart	Adds generated DE implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations_ar.dart	Adds generated AR implementations for new localization getters.
lib/l10n/arb/app_it.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (IT).
lib/l10n/arb/app_hu.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (HU).
lib/l10n/arb/app_he.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (HE).
lib/l10n/arb/app_fr.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (FR).
lib/l10n/arb/app_es.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (ES).
lib/l10n/arb/app_en.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (EN).
lib/l10n/arb/app_de.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (DE).
lib/l10n/arb/app_ar.arb	Adds built-in short-label keys + add-dialog short-name strings (AR).
lib/features/dive_types/presentation/providers/dive_type_providers.dart	Extends add-by-name notifier API to accept optional `shortName` and trims/normalizes it.
lib/features/dive_types/presentation/pages/dive_types_page.dart	Adds short-name input to the “Add Dive Type” dialog and previews short labels via `DiveTypeBadge` on the list tiles.
lib/features/dive_types/presentation/dive_type_display.dart	Adds `builtInDiveTypeShortName` mapping for localized abbreviations.
lib/features/dive_types/domain/entities/dive_type_entity.dart	Adds `shortName` field to the domain entity and propagates through constructors/copyWith/equatable props.
lib/features/dive_types/data/repositories/dive_type_repository.dart	Persists/loads `short_name` in create/update/list/get mapping.
lib/features/dive_log/presentation/widgets/dive_type_badge.dart	New badge widget matching DiveModeBadge styling with quieter visuals.
lib/features/dive_log/presentation/widgets/dive_type_badge_row.dart	New single-line, overflow-collapsing badge row with tooltip listing hidden types.
lib/features/dive_log/presentation/pages/dive_detail_page.dart	Renders the new dive type badge row in the header and wires label resolution via `diveTypeShortLabel`.
lib/features/dive_log/presentation/formatters/dive_type_label.dart	Adds `diveTypeShortLabel` to resolve built-in abbreviations and custom short names safely.
lib/core/database/database.dart	Adds `dive_types.short_name` column, bumps schema to v162, and introduces an idempotent backstop assertion + upgrade step.

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test/features/dive_log/presentation/pages/dive_detail_page_test.dart:1601

This test relies on the default locale but asserts English text (via DiveTypeBadge finders). Pinning the locale makes the test deterministic across different CI/device locale configurations.

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ericgriffin · 2026-08-26T19:27:53Z

Merged main into this branch and resolved the conflicts; pushed to the fork branch.

The conflict was the migration-ladder collision. main landed v164 for media.manual_elapsed_seconds (#1090, PR #1287) while this branch also held v164 for dive_types.short_name, so this branch is renumbered to v167. v165 is claimed by the open PR #1290 and v166 by the open PR #1300, so 167 is the next free rung.

Worth knowing for anyone reading the diff: currentSchemaVersion itself did not carry a conflict marker. Both sides had independently written the literal 164, so git auto-merged that line, and the bare 164, ladder entry sat outside the markers as common ground too. Only the surrounding comments conflicted. Resolving just the marked hunks would have produced a database stamped v164 with two different migrations claiming it, which compiles and passes most tests.

All six sites of the claim moved together:

currentSchemaVersion 164 -> 167
the migrationVersions ladder entry (main's v164 entry kept intact)
the DiveTypes.shortName column docstring and the _assertDiveTypeShortNameColumn() helper docstring
the if (from < 167) onUpgrade guard and its reportProgress() twin, both now separate from main's v164 pair
the beforeOpen backstop comment, with both backstops retained
migration_v164_dive_type_short_name_test.dart -> migration_v167_dive_type_short_name_test.dart (git mv, so history follows), including its greaterThanOrEqualTo(167) and contains(167) assertions

minimumCompatibleSchemaVersion stays at 160: a new nullable column does not raise the compatibility floor.

Note the ladder now reads ... 161, 163, 164, 167 on this branch. 162 was already permanently skipped on main; 165 and 166 are the reservations held by #1290 and #1300. Whichever of the three lands last may need one more renumber, since a renumber is not a reservation.

Verification

Ladder audit (parsed the scalar, migrationVersions, every if (from < N) block, every reportProgress(), and the beforeOpen backstop calls): monotonic, no duplicates, scalar == max, every rung has a guard and a progress pair, both new helpers called in beforeOpen and defined once.
git diff origin/main -- lib/core/database/database.dart contains only this feature's added lines, so none of main's work was reverted in the resolution.
flutter analyze on the whole project: no issues.
flutter test test/core/database/: 469 passed (this is the suite that catches a clobbered ladder entry, not just the new migration test).
flutter test on dive_type_label_test.dart, dive_detail_page_test.dart, test/features/dive_types/, test/features/media/: 1865 passed.
flutter gen-l10n and dart run build_runner build produced no drift, so the auto-merged ARB and generated localization files are consistent.
The pre-push affected-test hook passed on the way out.

main took v161 for diver_settings.default_show_o2_cell_mv (issue submersion-app#1235) while this branch was open, so buddies.is_favorite moves to the next free rung. v165, v166 and v167 are claimed by PRs submersion-app#1290, submersion-app#1300 and submersion-app#1276.

v168 was already claimed and pushed by PR #1237 (issue #638, buddies.is_favorite). That claim was resolved locally and not yet pushed when this branch picked its number, so the open-PR diff scan this plan prescribes could not see it. Two branches writing the same scalar auto-merge with no conflict marker, so the collision would have surfaced only as a database silently skipping a rung. Moves all six coupled sites together plus the test filename: the scalar, the migrationVersions entry, the _assertTripDayWeatherSchema docstring, the onUpgrade guard, its reportProgress twin, and the beforeOpen backstop comment. The migration test is renamed to migration_v171_trip_day_weather_test.dart with its greaterThanOrEqualTo and contains assertions updated. Its stranded-database fixture moves from 168 to 171: 168 is now a real rung owned by #1237, so a database stamped there upgrades normally and no longer exercises the backstop. The design doc and plan are updated too, including the reasoning passages that were wrong rather than merely stale: the plan recorded #1237 as a stale v161 claim when it was a live v168 one. Both now say to scan every worktree's working-tree scalar alongside open PR diffs, and to re-run both immediately before pushing rather than only when picking the number. Ladder is left non-contiguous by design: 165 #1290, 166 #1300, 167 #1276, 168 #1237, 169 the dive-computer gear-twin branch, 170 #1322. Verified: ladder monotonic, unique, scalar == max, 168 absent; helper defined exactly once and referenced three times; guard and twin both at 171; flutter analyze clean; flutter test test/core/database/ 471 passed.

…6 + v170) Two conflicts, both from main moving under this branch: - database.dart: the ladder took v166 (place_name_language, #1187). All three hunks are additive, so both rungs stay, ordered by version, with main's comment text verbatim; the scalar takes the max. v170's comment now names only the rungs still outstanding (167 #1276, 168 #1237, 169 a parallel worktree). The floor stays at 170: a defaulted column does not raise it, but this branch's synced-column rename does. - dive_detail_page.dart: main extracted the Cylinders card into _cylindersCard so it can also render inside the Cylinders/Weights pair (#1306). Took main's structure and moved this branch's parameter change into the helper, so both call sites get it.

Resolves the schema-ladder conflict in database.dart: main landed v168 (#638 buddies.is_favorite) while this branch held v170, so main's ladder entry, onUpgrade step and beforeOpen backstop are kept ahead of this branch's v170 gas_consumption_display work and currentSchemaVersion stays at 170. The v170 comment is corrected: 168 has landed, 167 is permanently skipped now that main moved past PR #1276, and 169 belongs to PR #1320.

Resolves the schema-ladder conflict in database.dart: main landed v166 (#1187 place_name_language) and v168 (#638 buddies.is_favorite) while this branch held v171, so both ladder entries, both onUpgrade steps and both beforeOpen backstops are kept in ascending order and currentSchemaVersion stays at 171. The v171 comment now names the gaps that are still open (165 #1290, 169 #1320, 170 #1322) and records that 167 is permanently skipped, since main landed 168 past PR #1276 and that PR moves up.

ericgriffin · 2026-08-27T06:33:56Z

Merged main into this branch to clear the conflict, and moved the migration rung while doing it.

main is now at schema v168 (v166 = diver_settings.place_name_language from #1187, v168 = buddies.is_favorite from #638). A v167 step would sit below the shipped version, so if (from < 167) would never run for any database already at 168 and the short_name column would silently never be added.

So dive_types.short_name moves v167 -> v173, which is the next rung no open branch claims (169 #1320, 170 #1322, 171 #1319, 172 #1328). v167 is now permanently skipped, and the ladder comment records that.

Also in the merge commit:

test/core/database/migration_v167_dive_type_short_name_test.dart renamed to migration_v173_... with its ladder assertions updated.
main's v166 and v168 ladder entries, onUpgrade steps and beforeOpen backstops kept ahead of this branch's, in ascending order.

Verified locally: flutter analyze clean, and all 479 tests in test/core/database/ pass.

This branch was 1,957 commits behind. Two decisions worth recording: Schema rung moved 138 -> 174. main reserved 138 for this branch but then advanced to v168, and a rung below the shipped version never runs its onUpgrade step: a database already at 168 would skip 'if (from < 138)' and only pick up connected_accounts.diver_id from the beforeOpen backstop. 169 through 173 are claimed by PRs #1320, #1322, #1319, #1328 and #1276, so this takes 174 and 138 becomes permanently skipped. main's reservation comment is updated to say so, and migration_v138_connected_accounts_diver_id_test.dart is renamed to migration_v174_... with its tripwire updated. The l10n conflicts were resolved at the source, not in the generated output: all 11 ARB files were merged key-wise (main's entries in main's order, then this branch's 112 new keys, verified free of duplicates and valid JSON), then lib/l10n/arb/app_localizations*.dart was regenerated with flutter gen-l10n rather than hand-merged. connected_accounts_page keeps main's core/providers/provider.dart barrel; the direct flutter_riverpod import it supersedes is dropped, since the resulting unnecessary_import info is fatal in CI. analyze clean; 2,413 tests pass across core/database, settings, l10n and import_wizard, plus all 48 divelogs_sync tests.

Resolves the schema conflict in database.dart and moves this branch's rung off v169. main landed v170 (#1322, gas_consumption_display) while this branch held 169. main had reserved 169 here, but a reservation stops being safe the moment main's scalar passes it: a database already at 170 skips 'if (from < 169)' entirely, so backfillDiveComputerGearTwins would never run and no existing diver would get gear twins for the computers they already own. The column alone would still arrive via the beforeOpen backstop, which is exactly what would have made this hard to notice. The rung therefore moves 169 -> 175, the next number no open branch claims (171 #1319, 172 #1328, 173 #1276, 174 #603). 169 is now permanently skipped, alongside 162 and 167. The v169 doc references across the gear backfill, gear identity, sync service, buoyancy feature and dive-computer repository are swept to v175, and migration_v169_dive_computer_gear_test.dart is renamed to migration_v175_ with its ladder assertions and its stranded-at-the-rung PRAGMA updated. analyze clean; 1,382 tests pass across core/database, core/buoyancy, features/equipment and architecture.

Resolves the schema-ladder conflict in database.dart: main landed v170 (#1322, gas_consumption_display) while this branch held v171, so main's ladder entry, onUpgrade step and beforeOpen backstop are kept ahead of this branch's and currentSchemaVersion stays at 171. The v171 comment is refreshed: 167 and 169 are now permanently skipped rather than claimed, because main landed past both and PR #1276 moved to 173, PR #1320 to 175. Also moves the existing no-tick marker on tripDayWeatherBackfillProvider onto the declaration itself. main's provider_change_tick_test scans only eleven lines above a declaration, and the marker sat above a thirteen-line doc comment, so the guard never saw it and reported the provider as a violation. The reasoning in the marker is unchanged and was already correct; only its position moved.

readme42 · 2026-08-27T21:34:23Z

Dive types also in the list view:

readme42 · 2026-08-27T22:24:24Z

Dive types also got 2 checkboxes to determine if they should be shown as badges in the list / header

readme42 · 2026-08-27T22:36:59Z

@ericgriffin As i added another migration for storing settings of dive types, maybe give it another copilot round.

Adds a row of type badges (Wreck, Night, Drift, etc.) directly below the star rating and OC/CCR badge in the dive detail header, matching that badge's shape but in a lighter, translucent tone so it stays quiet next to the mode indicator while still reading over the header's live map background. When more types are set than fit on one line, they collapse into a "+N" badge with a tooltip listing the rest instead of wrapping. Built-in dive types get short-form abbreviations (Wreck, Tec, Rec, Wrack, Tief, Boot, Safari, ...) via new localized strings, translated across all eleven supported locales. Custom dive types can now set their own short name too (schema v164: dive_types.short_name), added as an optional field on the Add Dive Type dialog and previewed on the Manage Dive Types settings page. Closes submersion-app#1269.

Adds the dive detail header's type-badge row (Wreck, Night, etc.) to both the compact and detailed dive list cards, right-aligned on the stat row next to depth/duration, reusing DiveTypeBadgeRow/DiveTypeBadge so styling stays consistent across the app. Badges now support a dense variant that matches DiveModeBadge's list-row size exactly. Restructures the detailed card's stat/tag row so tags always get their own line instead of sharing space with the stat row and badges -- a long tag name (e.g. an auto-generated import-source tag) was previously able to force a RenderFlex overflow once the badge row added an enclosing Row that checks horizontal overflow, something nothing there checked before. Also replaces a wasteful 50/50 Spacer+Flexible split with a single Expanded so badges get the genuine remaining width instead of only half of it, and makes the dive detail header's badge cap scale with the header's own width instead of a flat 200px constant.

Adds show_in_detail_header and show_in_list_view columns to dive_types, both defaulting to shown so existing dives keep their current badges. Each type -- built-in or custom -- gets an edit dialog (tap its row on the Manage Dive Types page) with two checkboxes controlling whether its badge appears in the dive detail header, the dive list, both, or neither. Name and short-name editing stay disabled for built-in types, which remain protected from edits to their core definition; visibility is a separate per-diver display preference and is editable on every type via a new repository method that bypasses that protection. The detail header and both list-view badge rows now filter dive.diveTypeIds against these flags before building their label lists.

The nine new keys added for the visibility-toggle edit dialog (checkbox labels/tooltips, dialog title/save button, built-in-name helper, and the two update snackbars) only landed in English and German, which broke arb_parity_test's requirement that every locale define every English key. Translated them into the remaining nine locales.

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Adopt the Diver.copyWith _unset/_resolve sentinel pattern so DiveTypeEntity.copyWith(shortName: null) can actually clear an existing short name instead of being swallowed by ?? this.value. Show the localized name in the built-in edit dialog's disabled name field instead of the seeded English DB value.

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Feature: Dives / Dive xy / Add buddy picker #638 #1237

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Store trip day weather instead of fetching it on every view #1319

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Read cylinder end pressure at surfacing, not at the end of the recording #1290

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