* refactor(i18n): migrate app copy to domain namespaces
- Replace the monolithic dialogs catalog with 16 flat product-domain catalogs
- Preserve every translated locale value while moving all 356 messages
- Expose narrow domain composables and retain useI18n as a compatibility aggregate
- Document namespace ownership and admission rules
* fix(i18n): complete migrated locale coverage
- Translate exposed MCP automation, code editor, credential, and media placeholders
- Restore missing German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, and Russian diacritics
- Preserve technical product terms and interpolation placeholders
* fix(i18n): polish remaining locale wording
- Correct the mixed-language German code source label
- Preserve stock_photo and Pexels semantics in German and Polish
- Improve Italian MCP and code-editor grammar
- Use the standard Russian term for MCP endpoint
* fix(i18n): migrate diagnostics copy after rebase
- Add a diagnostics domain for newly merged usage and telemetry settings
- Keep settings navigation labels in the settings domain
- Preserve translated diagnostics catalogs from current master
* style(app): format rebased settings components
* refactor(i18n): simplify domain message keys
- Remove redundant domain prefixes from settings, diagnostics, automation, and integration catalogs
- Move feature-specific actions out of the common namespace
- Preserve current-master language picker and diagnostics copy across every locale
- Update consumers to concise semantic keys
* fix(app): preserve font and updater contracts
- Restore browser and abort-aware font loading from current master
- Remove the unused parameter helper from common messages
- Update updater tests for semantic domain keys
* fix(i18n): finish semantic diagnostics access
* refactor(i18n): derive active MCP status message
* fix(i18n): preserve rendering settings after rebase
- Add a rendering domain for tiled canvas preferences
- Preserve the current-master language and rendering settings UI
- Move every translated renderer preference out of the retired dialogs catalog
* fix(i18n): polish reviewed locale semantics
* test(i18n): enforce translation completeness baseline
- Fail on interpolation placeholder drift and suspicious mixed-script values
- Reject new source-identical translations while tracking existing debt explicitly
- Report translated-message coverage for every supported locale
- Require baseline cleanup when existing placeholders are translated
* refactor(i18n): baseline reviewed mixed-script messages
- Replace brittle product-vocabulary exceptions with Unicode script detection
- Track reviewed mixed-script messages by stable locale and message identity
- Reject new entries and stale baseline debt without hardcoded terminology
* fix(fig): resolve relocated stroke test helper
* fix(app): cancel large FIG opens before tab cleanup
- Abort tab-local preparation before awaiting recovery persistence so closing a decoding tab terminates its FIG worker immediately
- Add explicit graph-event unsubscription and lazy FIG resource release for disposed editor stores
- Keep staging-editor disposal separate from live graph resource ownership
- Let same-origin document fetches bypass all cross-origin font response limits
* refactor(fig): isolate worker sessions per document
- Give each lazy FIG document a dedicated MessageChannel and retained worker session
- Route manifest and page population traffic through the session port instead of global worker handlers
- Close the port and worker explicitly on cancellation or tab disposal
- Preserve current lazy source transfer and export fidelity until raw NodeChange patch export is implemented
* perf(fig): preserve unchanged archives in worker sessions
- Keep a second transferable copy of the original FIG archive inside the document worker session instead of main-thread memory
- Track whether user graph mutations invalidate exact archive reuse
- Return unchanged documents byte-for-byte through the session without full-page materialization or recompression
- Release archive request ownership with the page population worker and editor graph resources
* fix(fig): choose the first visible imported page
- Ignore internal-only canvases when selecting the initial active page\n- Keep internal component pages available for lazy instance population
* fix(fig): retain original archives across fallbacks
- Keep session-owned workers alive when population is oversized\n- Register the input archive when worker graph transfer falls back to the main thread\n- Preserve byte-identical unchanged saves without restoring lossy materialization
* fix(fig): harden worker session ownership
- Route concurrent archive replies through persistent request resolvers and reject stale in-flight archives after edits\n- Retain disposal-only handles for oversized sessions and guard Worker construction\n- Reuse the shared FIG import options contract and cover session disposal and invalidation
* test(fig): isolate Worker availability mutation
* feat(app): show atomic document loading progress
- Preserve the existing full-canvas pencil loader while adding phase, detail, accessible status, and honest determinate progress
- Keep one generation-safe load owner across FIG decoding, graph preparation, page population, fonts, fallbacks, layout, viewport fitting, and first-render fade
- Prevent nested page setup and viewport cleanup from revealing partially prepared documents
- Cover obsolete sessions, font-resolution ownership, and staged loader UI
* refactor(app): scope editor preparation per tab
- Replace the shared loading boolean with one reactive preparation snapshot and one imperative controller per editor store
- Keep Core page work progress-only and inject canvas suspension from the app boundary
- Route FIG, storage, recovery, DOM import, and page switching through reusable tab-local preparation handles
- Abort only the closing tab's operation and cover generation safety, multi-tab isolation, progress UI, and disposal
* fix(editor): commit prepared pages atomically
- Prepare population, fonts, fallbacks, and layout without changing the visible page
- Reject cancelled and stale prepared pages before committing viewport, selection, and page events
- Keep the preparation overlay until the committed scene version is presented
- Cover call order, cancellation, stale generations, and presentation acknowledgement
* fix(app): stage imported documents before commit
- Prepare imported graphs in an isolated Core editor before replacing the live document
- Share font loading while keeping live selection, graph, renderers, and history untouched during staging
- Preserve the previous graph when staging is cancelled or fails and remove the duplicate pre-font layout pass
* refactor(app): namespace preparation UI
- Move canvas and tab preparation presentations into focused subfolders with concise component names
- Share progress and phase presentation helpers across preparation surfaces
- Show tab-local preparation status without covering the active canvas for background work
* fix(app): cancel preparation work at source
- Publish typed per-store preparation lifecycle events with explicit completion, cancellation, and failure outcomes
- Propagate tab-local AbortSignals through FIG parsing, population workers, and browser font downloads
- Keep cancellable font requests outside shared in-flight caches while retaining globally completed font registrations
- Stop FIG manifest previews from replacing the live graph before atomic document commit
* fix(app): cancel storage and DOM preparation
- Propagate preparation signals through S3 downloads, byte progress, local-cache boundaries, and DOM/CSS conversion checkpoints
- Reuse merged diagnostics and localized toasts for document, storage, and presentation failures
- Replace manual font concurrency and presentation timers with es-toolkit limitAsync and withTimeout
- Guard stalled first presentation and fix the merged recovery dialog title bindings
* fix(app): stage reload and font retry
- Prepare reload graphs in isolation and preserve the current document on read, decode, font, or layout failure
- Restore page and viewport state only after atomic graph commit with cancellable reload reads
- Run font Retry as a tab-local preparation with cache reset, final layout, picture invalidation, and presentation acknowledgement
- Keep completed document pixels visible while Retry reports activity in the tab
* fix(app): enforce exclusive preparation outcomes
- Complete document, storage, recovery, and DOM preparations only after successful commit
- Keep failed and cancelled handles terminal so lifecycle events cannot report contradictory outcomes
- Preserve external AbortError identity across storage timeouts and cancel streamed readers without returning partial bytes
- Cover credential-free pre-abort, mid-stream cancellation, progress cutoff, and terminal outcome exclusivity
* feat(diagnostics): record preparation outcomes
- Persist completed, cancelled, and failed preparation lifecycles through the validated diagnostics recorder
- Store only operation kind, outcome, cancellation or failure category, terminal phase, and coarse duration bucket
- Exclude document subjects, font families, storage identities, URLs, raw durations, messages, and stack traces
* chore(app): keep browser font tests with typography split
- Remove the browser font transport test inherited from a mixed cancellation commit; the source and coverage remain on the typography branch and safety snapshot
* test(vue): assert injected render suspension
- Exercise shouldSuspendRender instead of removed Core loading state\n- Preserve the contract that rendering resumes without a version change
* test(app): complete atomic preparation contracts
- Acknowledge first presentation in headless file-open tests\n- Assert the cancellable font-loading signature at the Tauri fallback boundary
* fix(app): preserve preparation cancellation
- Stage imported graphs before mutating live tabs and propagate aborts through page, DOM, font, and storage work\n- Use the accessible progress primitive and clamp determinate values\n- Cover fallback-font cancellation and yield pending-open test polling to the task queue
* test(text): await fallback font request cancellation
Start the mocked remote font request before aborting so the test proves that the active request receives the preparation signal.
- Dispose CanvasKit dash effects and render nested frame guides
- Validate imported guide GUIDs and invalidate stale raw guide metadata
- Resolve frame owners through nested hit ancestry and require primary-button ruler drags
- Share guide preview types through a neutral editor module
- Snap vector points, moved layers, and resized edges to geometry, objects, guides, and pixels
- Add persistent snapping preferences with browser and native menu controls
- Normalize canvas and layout guides across Scene Graph and .fig conversion
- Clear transient snapping feedback across interrupted interactions
Editing a field on a node nested inside an INSTANCE (e.g. recoloring an
icon instance's fill) was silently reverted on the next save/reload.
Nothing recorded the edit as an override, and the lazy-population resync
that runs on every export (applySymbolOverrides, propagateResolvedFills)
unconditionally reapplied the stale, originally-imported override data
over the live graph.
Fix records instance-descendant edits via recordInstanceOverride (wired
into the shared FigmaNodeProxy updateNode helper) and has both resync
passes skip fields with a live override via a new hasLiveOverride check.
Also adds serializeFillOverrides so fill overrides are actually written
to the exported symbolOverrides payload (previously only :text overrides
were ever serialized).
parseGuidOrNull requires the strict Figma GUID shape (sessionID:localID),
but every OpenPencil code path that creates a component property definition
uses `prop:<hex>` IDs, which never match. applyComponentMetadata silently
dropped componentPropDefs/componentPropRefs/componentPropAssignments/
variantPropSpecs whenever any entry failed that check, so any component
property created by the app (as opposed to imported straight from a real
Figma file) vanished on the very next save.
Mint a stable synthetic GUID for non-Figma-shaped property IDs instead of
dropping them, memoized per export so defs/refs/assignments/variantPropSpecs
pointing at the same property stay consistent. Also fix INSTANCE_SWAP
default/preferred/assignment values, which reference target node IDs and
had the same GUID-shape assumption, and were never being resolved back to
real node IDs on import in the first place (remapComponentIds only handled
instance.componentId, not these fields).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Resolve clipPath geometry referenced through use elements
- Import clipped paint runs as editable mask groups
- Cover clipped multicolor SVG imports with a regression test
- Decode zstd FIG data and reject invalid compressed payloads
- Compose caller CSS with Tailwind defaults during DOM import
- Slice pooled fixture buffers to their exact byte range
Co-authored-by: Joseph Cumines <joeycumines@gmail.com>
- Remap component IDs through SceneGraph updates so the instance index stays consistent
- Cover imported instances resolving through the remapped source ID
- Restore source component synchronization for the reporter's .fig file
- Discard stale provider refreshes and queued previews
- Guard malformed deflate data and listener failures
- Start periodic refresh without an immediate callback
- Validate ranged thumbnail payloads and S3 bounds
- Invalidate stale previews and expose loading errors
- Document the public document workspace composable
- Load embedded Figma thumbnails through bounded S3 byte-range requests
- Add a headless Vue workspace composable with lazy previews and refresh lifecycle
- Cache local previews and refresh the workspace after saves and synchronization
- Cover UI identifiers in the acronym guardrail
- Preserve FIG thumbnail and metadata values through archive parsing
- Use Vue-compatible acronym prop attributes
- Rename first-party API, RPC, JSON, CORS, SVG, JSX, and related identifiers to preserve acronym casing
- Keep upstream and serialized boundary names unchanged
- Add a lint guardrail and migration notes for exported APIs
