fix(discovery): annotate adopted discover playlists for plain user ids - #778
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe fix normalizes scalar and object user inputs in discover playlist annotation. New tests verify adoption detection for both input forms and exclude flows owned by another user. ChangesDiscover adoption annotation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Discover adoption annotations now support user IDs and user objects, restoring rotating-flow state for affected users. Shared static-playlist adoption remains untested for these input and ownership cases, creating a bounded risk of an undetected annotation regression. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In @.tests/discovery/discover-playlist-adoption-annotation.test.js:
- Around line 24-34: Add a shared-playlist fixture alongside the existing flow
fixture, then extend the relevant assertions to verify adoptedPlaylistId for
both scalar and object user inputs. Include a shared playlist owned by another
user and assert the expected ownership behavior if getSharedPlaylistsOwnedByUser
has a separate owner-handling path.
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What changed
annotateDiscoverPlaylistsForUsernow accepts either a user object or a plain user id: it normalizes its second parameter (user && typeof user === "object" ? user.id : user) before looking up the user's flows and shared playlists. Added a regression test covering both call shapes plus the other-owner case.Why
getUserDiscoverycallsannotateDiscoverPlaylistsForUser(discoverPlaylists, userId)with a plain numeric id, but the function readuser?.id, which isundefinedfor a number. The ownership check then comparedNumber(ownerUserId) === Number(undefined)(NaN), which never matches, soGET /api/discoveralways returnedadoptedFlowId: null/adoptedPlaylistId: nullfor every playlist.The visible symptom: the Discover playlist context menu never flips to "Open rotating flow" after adopting — clicking "Add as rotating flow" creates the flow but the card never reflects it, and repeat clicks are silent
alreadyAdoptedno-ops, so adopting looks broken to users.Scope checklist
Linked issue
Fixes #777
Testing
.tests/discovery/discover-playlist-adoption-annotation.test.js: fails onmain(plain-id case), passes with the fix.npm test: 905/905 pass.npm run lint:backend: clean.GET /api/discoverreportsadoptedFlowId: nullfor their presets.Release impact
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