feat(client): tell the player when their reserved name is running out - #5215
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to When account state arrives before non-English translations, the one-time lapse modal can be skipped for the current launch, leaving the persistent identity-bar warning as the remaining notice. This is a bounded delivery risk requiring owner follow-up but does not block merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsernameInput
participant verifiedClaimGrace
participant localStorage
participant InGameModal
UsernameInput->>verifiedClaimGrace: evaluate userMe and current time
verifiedClaimGrace-->>UsernameInput: return ClaimGrace or null
UsernameInput->>localStorage: read and store notice phase
UsernameInput->>InGameModal: show phase-specific alert
UsernameInput-->>UsernameInput: render name and expiry date
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Verdict: sound, well-tested, no must-fix findings. One sequencing correction worth acting on before merge, and one low-severity nit.
1. The "ships inert" claim is wrong, and it affects merge sequencing
tests/UsernameInput.test.ts comments the no-deadline case as "Inert until OPE-18 starts setting the deadline." That is not accurate.
infra#594 (OPE-226) sets usernameClaimExpiresAt — it is the 30-day grace clock started when a granted subscription is cancelled. #594 has its Q10 product-owner confirmation and is cleared to merge.
So this notice goes live for admin-comped accounts the moment #594 lands, not at OPE-18. That is not a defect in this code — the behaviour is correct and desirable, and arguably #594 is exactly why this PR should exist. But the risk assessment attached to it is wrong, and "inert" is the kind of claim that gets a PR waved through with less scrutiny than it deserves.
Suggest correcting that comment to name #594 as the activator, so whoever merges knows this becomes user-visible immediately rather than at some later milestone.
2. Low severity: the localStorage write can burn the notice on a throw
localStorage.setItem(lapseNoticeKey, grace.name);
void showInGameAlert(...);Writing before the dialog is correct and the comment justifies it well — an unawaited promise that never settles would let a second announcement through. But if showInGameAlert throws synchronously, the flag is already set and the player never sees the notice, silently and permanently for that name.
A .catch() that clears the key would close it. Genuinely minor — I would not hold the PR for it.
What I checked and found clean
- Interpolation:
{name}/{date}match the repo's existingtranslateText(key, vars)convention (public_lobby.teams_hvn_detaileduses{num}the same way). No literal-placeholder risk. verifiedClaimGracegating: requiresusernameStatus === "claimed", so it correctly stays silent for OPE-266's population (premium without a claim, displayingAlice.1234) and forindefiniteadmin grants that never lapse.isTemporaryUsernameexclusion is right — a TEMPORARY rename has no deadline and costs no name.- Keying the notice on the name rather than a boolean is the correct design, and the resubscribe-then-lapse test proves it. A flag would announce once per install and stay quiet through every later lapse.
formatClaimDateusestoLocaleDateString(undefined, …)so it is locale-dependent, but no test asserts on the formatted date, so there is no machine-dependent fragility. Consistent with the four other components that each format their own.- The standing line sits in the final
elseof the error ternary, so it cannot collide with a validation error. The stated priority (a mid-edit validation error outranks this) is the right call. - Coverage: 9 tests including the resubscribe cycle, the past-deadline drop, the TEMPORARY and sign-out silences, and "still shows the line after the notice is spent". Proving "ships inert" with a test rather than asserting it is the right instinct — it is just proving inertness against the wrong activator, per point 1.
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Rebased onto the corrected #5214 ( The "ships inert until OPE-18" claim was wrong. infra#594 is merged and sets The no-deadline test stays, because that path is still reachable rather than hypothetical: a lapse recorded before #594 shipped has no date on it, and On the rebase: Full suite after the rebase: 346 files, 4247 tests, zero failures. One note for whoever reviews the stack: the lapse tests are unaffected by #5214's cohort change because |
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When a subscription lapses, applyVerifiedPreference recomputes verifiedActive from eligibility and the toggle turns itself off. The player's in-game identity changes, the badge disappears, and nothing says so — the source comment even documented it as "silently off otherwise". The account modal renders username_grace_warning, but only if they happen to open it, and a day-30 Steam buyer has no reason to. Adds two things, both keyed off state /users/@me already returns: - A one-time notice the first time we see a reservation with a clock running, naming the name and the date it stops being reserved. Recorded against the name rather than as a flag, and cleared while the player is eligible, so a resubscribe-then-lapse cycle speaks up again. - A standing line in the identity bar for as long as the reservation lasts — what a player who dismissed the notice, or who was not at the keyboard, still sees every launch. Deliberately narrow: a sign-out and a TEMPORARY#### rename also turn the toggle off, but neither has a deadline and neither costs the player a name, so neither interrupts them. Only the case where something is actually at stake is loud. Why it carries this much weight: the sequence lapse -> grace expires -> someone takes the name -> resubscribe ends in ensureBareClaim renaming the player to TEMPORARY####. Every Standard buyer lapses at day 30 by design, so the Steam cohort is exactly the cohort that meets it — and a Steam-only account has no out-of-game channel at all. This is the only reach we have. This is NOT inert. An earlier draft claimed it was dormant until OPE-18; infra#594 is merged and sets usernameClaimExpiresAt, so the notice fires today for any account whose subscription has been ended — admin-comped and revoked accounts included. OPE-18 is what makes granted Steam subscriptions expire on their own, which turns this from occasional into routine. The no-deadline path is still covered, because a lapse recorded before #594 shipped has no date on it. Refs: OPE-223, #5090
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In `@src/client/UsernameInput.ts`:
- Line 325: Update the claimGrace handling around verifiedClaimGrace in
UsernameInput so it schedules a refresh at the claim’s expiresAt deadline and
clears claimGrace when that deadline passes, even if the component remains
mounted. Clean up the scheduled timer on unmount or when the claim changes, and
add a test mounting before expiry then advancing time past it.
- Line 670: Update the rendering logic in UsernameInput so renderClaimGrace() is
rendered independently of validation errors, ensuring the persistent reservation
reminder remains visible during the grace period even when custom-name or
clan-ownership validation errors exist. Preserve the existing validation-error
rendering and position the grace notice separately.
In `@tests/UsernameInput.test.ts`:
- Around line 36-50: Remove the added InGameModal and Utils mocks and refactor
the tests around a setup() helper that creates the full game instance. Exercise
the lapse flow through the real simulation, then assert against the actual
dialog behavior and rendered notice instead of mocked showInGameAlert or
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Two review findings on #5215. The notice's deadline was only re-derived on account events, and a client sitting on the main menu receives none — so a session left open across the expiry kept naming a reservation that had already ended. A timer at the deadline re-derives it, which clears it, and is cancelled on disconnect. The delay has to be clamped by us: a 30-day reservation exceeds setTimeout's 32-bit millisecond field, and Node does not saturate — it warns and fires after 1ms, which would re-arm in a tight loop. Capping below the limit makes an over-long wait fire early, re-derive and re-arm for the remainder. The notice also sat in the final else of the validation-error ternary, so an invalid free-form name suppressed it. Those are not alternatives: the error is transient and self-inflicted, while the reservation is a countdown the player cannot recover once it lapses — and someone mid-edit on their name is exactly who needs to see it. All three notices now share one positioned flex column and stack; the clan-tag error keeps its auto width via self-start. The layout change is verified in markup and by test, but not visually. Refs: OPE-223, #5215 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UFZGRXBMRSNyicA7V2MhtU
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🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Solid, well-tested feature; one logic issue undermines the feature's own stated purpose and two lifecycle edge cases can silently mis-fire — no CLAUDE.md violations found. Findings: 1 High, 2 Medium, 0 Low.
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Addresses the review's High: verifiedClaimGrace went silent the instant the
deadline passed, which contradicts the field it reads. usernameClaimExpiresAt's
schema comment is explicit — "A past date means 'at risk', not 'lost' — it
stays set until the name is actually taken." So the notice switched off at the
point where the name was most likely to be lost and still cheapest to save, on
the one channel a Steam-only account has.
It now carries an atRisk flag instead of returning null, with wording that says
the name can be taken at any moment rather than naming a date already gone.
What ends the notice is the existing `claimed` guard: a name actually taken
moves the player out of that status, which is the signal the schema describes.
Crossing the deadline also earns one more interruption. The one-shot marker is
keyed on the phase as well as the name, because "resubscribe before {date}" and
"resubscribe now, before someone takes it" are different instructions — and
without it the player who most needs the second warning is exactly the one who
already had the first.
Also from the same review:
- announceLapse wrote its already-announced marker before translateText ran.
That function echoes the key back until the language files finish loading,
and auth can resolve first — so a player could see a modal reading literally
"username.lapse_notice" and never get the real one. It now bails and retries
on a later account event.
- The expiry timer was armed only via applyVerifiedPreference, which
connectedCallback skips when userMe is already set. disconnectedCallback
clears the timer but leaves userMe, so a detach/reattach left a stale notice
with nothing scheduled — the exact failure the timer was added to prevent.
It is now re-armed unconditionally on connect.
Three tests inverted rather than deleted: they pinned the going-silent
behaviour, and the reasoning is recorded where they sit.
Refs: OPE-223, #5215
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All three findings addressed in High — going silent at the deadlineConfirmed against
Two new strings for that window, saying the name can be taken at any moment rather than naming a date that has already gone. One judgement call beyond the finding: crossing the deadline now earns one more interruption. The one-shot marker is keyed on the phase as well as the name, because "resubscribe before {date}" and "resubscribe now, before someone takes it" are different instructions — and without it the player who most needs the second warning is exactly the one who already had the first. Medium — the untranslated-string raceCorrect, and worse than it looks: it burns a one-shot warning on the only channel a Steam-only account has. Medium — the timer not re-armed on reattachCorrect, and this one was mine — the timer was added in the previous commit, and it had exactly the hole described. Worth recording alongside it: the timer also needed its delay clamped. A 30-day reservation exceeds TestsThree were inverted rather than deleted, since they pinned the going-silent behaviour: two in New coverage: the banner escalating in place when the deadline passes under a mounted client, the at-risk path from a cold start, and the second announcement on the reserved→at-risk transition. Not doneThe at-risk state stays amber, not red. Red would carry more weight, but the validation error is already red and the two can now stack — and that is a visual design call rather than a correctness one, so I have left it for a human to decide. |
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366-367: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAnnounce the live transition to at-risk.
When this timer crosses the deadline, it updates the banner state but never calls
announceLapse(). The existingreservedmarker therefore prevents no action, but the phase-keyedatriskmodal is never shown until a later account event or reload.Call
announceLapse()after re-derivingclaimGrace. Add a fake-timer test that expects the second alert while the component remains mounted.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/client/UsernameInput.ts`:
- Line 410: Update the UsernameInput lapse-notice flow around announceLapse so a
raw-key result from translateText does not permanently skip the modal: retain
the pending notice, subscribe to the existing translation-ready signal, and
retry announceLapse once translations become available. Add a test covering
sign-in before translations load and confirming the lapse modal appears after
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In `@src/client/UsernameInput.ts`:
- Around line 366-367: Update the claim-grace expiry timer flow around
verifiedClaimGrace and scheduleClaimGraceExpiry to call announceLapse() after
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Retry the lapse notice after translations load.
If translateText() returns the raw key, this return skips the modal. The component has no translation-ready path that calls announceLapse() again. A player who signs in before translations load can receive no lapse modal for the session.
Subscribe to the translation-ready signal and retry the pending notice. Add a test for this order.
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In `@src/client/UsernameInput.ts` at line 410, Update the UsernameInput
lapse-notice flow around announceLapse so a raw-key result from translateText
does not permanently skip the modal: retain the pending notice, subscribe to the
existing translation-ready signal, and retry announceLapse once translations
become available. Add a test covering sign-in before translations load and
confirming the lapse modal appears after translation readiness.
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Solid, well-tested feature with clear reasoning throughout; one confirmed medium-severity logic gap between documented intent and actual behavior. No CLAUDE.md violations found. Findings by severity: Medium: 1 · High: 0 · Low: 0 src/client/UsernameInput.tsMedium — What's wrong: This directly contradicts Suggested fix: call Also checked and found clean: a related edge case where a detach/reattach of the component spanning the deadline leaves No CLAUDE.md violations: all new user-visible strings go through |
The expiry timer recomputed claimGrace — which swaps the standing banner to the at-risk wording through Lit's reactivity — but never called announceLapse(). So the one player the timer exists for, sitting on the main menu across their own deadline, got the banner changed silently and no interruption at all, deferred until some unrelated account event or the next launch. That contradicted the comment added with the phase-keyed marker one commit earlier, which explains that crossing the deadline is a material change and earns one more interruption. The code asserted a guarantee it did not deliver, in the single scenario the timer was written for. The existing test missed it because it asserted only on the banner's DOM text, never on showInGameAlert — the passive half of a two-part behaviour. It now checks both, and mutation-checks clean: removing the announceLapse() call fails that test and only that test. Refs: OPE-223, #5215 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UFZGRXBMRSNyicA7V2MhtU
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Fixed in What was wrong: That directly contradicted the comment added one commit earlier explaining that the phase-keyed marker exists so that crossing the deadline earns one more interruption. The code asserted a guarantee it did not deliver, in the single scenario the timer was written for. And you were right about the test. "escalates the notice when the deadline passes while mounted" asserted only on the banner's DOM text and never on Mutation-checked, since a test for a race that passes with the fix reverted is worse than no test: removing the Full suite: 348 files, 4271 tests. One unrelated failure in On the detach/reattach edge you checked and cleared: agreed it cannot manifest, since For the record across this PR: of the four findings raised, three were mine — I reviewed this branch and endorsed the going-silent behaviour, then introduced the timer gap and this one. The catches were correct each time and the reasoning in them was better than mine. |
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559-566: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRefresh the grace phase before scheduling on reconnect.
When the element is detached before
expiresAt, the timer is cleared butclaimGraceremains in the reserved phase. If the deadline passes while detached,scheduleClaimGraceExpiry()returns because the deadline is already past. The cacheduserMethen makes the fetch callback return early, soapplyVerifiedPreference()does not re-derive the phase. Reconnecting can therefore show stale “reserved” text and skip the at-risk alert.Re-derive
claimGracefrom cacheduserMebefore scheduling, and callannounceLapse()after the refresh. Add a regression test for detach, deadline passage, and reconnect.Proposed fix
- this.scheduleClaimGraceExpiry(); + if (this.userMe !== null) { + this.claimGrace = verifiedClaimGrace(this.userMe); + this.announceLapse(); + } + this.scheduleClaimGraceExpiry();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Solid, well-tested feature — no blocking issues. Two low-severity edge cases found in the grace-timer/notice logic, both narrow in reachability and self-healing. No CLAUDE.md violations. Findings by severity: Critical: 0 · High: 0 · Medium: 0 · Low: 2
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Two low-severity findings, both the same shape: a comment asserting a
guarantee the code did not deliver.
connectedCallback called scheduleClaimGraceExpiry to cover a detach/reattach
spanning the deadline, but that method bails on `ms <= 0` without re-deriving.
So the stale grace object made it return early, leaving "reserved until {a
date already past}" on screen with no escalation and no alert — the exact
scenario the comment claimed to fix.
The cause was three paths doing the same three things independently: an
account event, the expiry timer, and reconnecting. Two did all of re-derive,
re-arm and announce; the third only re-armed. Both this gap and the missing
live alert fixed a commit ago came from that divergence, so they now share one
refreshClaimGrace() and cannot drift apart again.
The translation-bail comment also overstated its recovery. Nothing re-enters
announceLapse when the language files land — applyVerifiedPreference only
re-runs on account events, and LangSelector's requestUpdate re-renders the
banner without coming back through it. The alert is lost for that session, not
for good, since the marker is left unwritten; and it is only reachable on a
non-English locale, because `en` is a static import. Said so.
The reconnect path is unreachable today — <play-page> is hidden by class
toggling rather than removed — so this keeps the comment honest rather than
fixing a live bug. Covered by a test regardless, mutation-checked: reverting
connectedCallback to schedule-only fails it and nothing else.
Refs: OPE-223, #5215
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Both fixed in Both findings were correct, and they share one cause worth naming. Three paths could move this state — an account event, the expiry timer, and reconnecting — and each did the same three things independently. Two did all of re-derive, re-arm and announce; the third only re-armed. The missing live alert fixed in So rather than patch the third site, all three now go through one Low 1 — the reconnect fix didn't close the gap it described. Exactly right: Agreed the path is unreachable today: Low 2 — the recovery claim was wrong. Also right. Nothing re-enters Six findings on this PR, five of them mine, and the through-line is consistent: I wrote comments asserting a guarantee and did not verify the code delivered it. Both fixes here are aimed at that rather than at the symptoms — one code path instead of three, and comments narrowed to what is actually true. |
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Closes #5090. Implements the "lapse loudly" decision.
Stacked on #5214 (OPE-224) → #5209 →
main. Review the stack in order; this PR's diff is only the lapse work and it retargets automatically as each lands.The bug
applyVerifiedPreferencerecomputesverifiedActivefrom eligibility. When a subscription lapses, the toggle turns itself off, the player's in-game identity changes and the badge disappears — with nothing said. The source comment documented it as intended behaviour: "silently off otherwise (logout, lapsed sub, TEMPORARY rename)".username_grace_warningexists, but only inside the account modal. A day-30 Steam buyer has no reason to open it.What this adds
Two things, both keyed off state
/users/@mealready returns:The rule itself is a pure
verifiedClaimGrace()inPlayerName.tsalongside the other identity rules, so the whole matrix is testable without mounting anything.Deliberately narrow
A sign-out and a
TEMPORARY####rename also turn the toggle off. Neither has a deadline attached and neither costs the player a name, so neither interrupts them — only the case where something is genuinely at stake is loud. Being noisy about a logout is how a notice like this gets trained out of people before the one that matters arrives.The "once" is recorded against the name, not as a boolean flag, and cleared whenever the player is eligible again. A flag would announce once per install and then stay quiet through every later lapse; keyed on the name, a resubscribe-then-lapse cycle correctly speaks up again. It is also written before the dialog rather than after, because the alert only resolves on dismissal and an un-dismissed dialog would otherwise let a second announcement through.
Once the deadline passes, both the notice and the line go quiet: the reservation is over, the name may already belong to someone else, and a countdown to a date in the past is worse than silence.
Why this is heavier than it looks
The sequence lapse → grace expires → someone takes the name → resubscribe ends with
ensureBareClaimrenaming the player toTEMPORARY7823. Every Standard buyer lapses at day 30 by design, so the Steam cohort is precisely the cohort that meets it.And a Steam-only account has no out-of-game channel — no email, and Steam's notification API is scoped to async game-turn notifications, not lifecycle messaging. This notice is the only reach we have, which is why the copy names the name and the date rather than saying "your subscription ended".
It is live now — an earlier version of this description said otherwise
I originally wrote that this ships inert until OPE-18. That is wrong. infra#594 is merged and sets
usernameClaimExpiresAt, so the notice and the standing line fire today for any account whose subscription has been ended — admin-comped and revoked accounts included.What OPE-18 changes is that granted Steam subscriptions start expiring on their own, which turns this from occasional into routine. It does not gate it.
The no-deadline path is still covered by a test, because it is still reachable: a lapse recorded before #594 shipped has no date on it, and
verifiedClaimGracecorrectly stays silent rather than rendering a blank date.Corrected here and in the code comments that made the same claim.
One judgement call worth a reviewer's eye
The one-time notice is a modal (
showInGameAlert), not a toast. A toast can be missed entirely, and for a Steam-only account this is the only channel that exists.The cost is that it fires on the main menu, where
Main.tsalready has acleanHomepageboot interrupt and a rewards popup. It is narrow enough that the collision is unlikely — it fires once, for a lapsed subscriber, on the launch after the grace clock starts — but OPE-222 owns boot sequencing and should fold this into that ordering rather than leaving three contenders racing. Flagging rather than solving it here, since OPE-222 is where that decision belongs.Testing
tests/client/PlayerName.test.ts—verifiedClaimGraceacross the matrix: active subscription (all three non-lapsed statuses), no profile, no deadline, deadline passed, deadline exactly now, and theTEMPORARY####case.tests/UsernameInput.test.ts— through the component: announces once naming name and date; silent on a second launch; announces again after resubscribe-then-lapse; silent for sign-out andTEMPORARY####; silent with no deadline; the standing line renders, survives into a later launch after the notice is spent, and disappears once the deadline passes; and nothing at all while the subscription is active.The
InGameModalmock intests/UsernameInput.test.tsgainedshowInGameAlert, and itstranslateTextstub now echoes interpolations so assertions can read the name and date rather than just the key. Both are additive — all 28 pre-existing tests in that file pass unchanged.Full suite: 346 files, 4220 tests, zero failures.
tsc --noEmit,prettier --check .,npm run lintclean.