feat(ios): add experimental SwiftUI client - #5178

scripts/swift-testflight.ts (1)

178-180: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Two bare catch blocks replace errors without a cause. Both sites map several distinct failures onto one message, which removes the diagnostic signal for operators and, at the request site, also masks throws raised inside the test fetch mock.

• scripts/swift-testflight.ts#L178-L180: pass { cause: error } when rethrowing the App Store Connect request failure.
• scripts/swift-testflight.ts#L96-L99: pass { cause: error } when rethrowing the env-file read failure.

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In `@scripts/swift-testflight.ts` around lines 178 - 180, Update both catch blocks
in scripts/swift-testflight.ts at lines 178-180 and 96-99 to bind the caught
error and pass it as the cause when constructing the replacement Error,
preserving the existing messages and behavior while retaining the original
diagnostic error.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/T3ClientServerConfigTests.swift (1)

445-456: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Resume pending request waiters when the fake connection closes.

close() resumes only receiver. It leaves every continuation in requestWaiters suspended. If a test calls waitForRequestCount(_:) for a count the client never reaches, or the client disconnects while a waiter is pending, the test suspends until the CI job times out instead of failing with a clear message. Resume the pending waiters in close().

♻️ Suggested change

     func close() {
         receiver?.resume(throwing: CancellationError())
         receiver = nil
+        let pendingWaiters = requestWaiters
+        requestWaiters.removeAll()
+        pendingWaiters.forEach { $0.continuation.resume() }
     }

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/T3ClientServerConfigTests.swift` around lines
445 - 456, Update the fake connection’s close() method to resume and clear all
continuations stored in requestWaiters, in addition to handling receiver, so
pending waitForRequestCount(_:) calls do not remain suspended after
disconnection.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/PullRequestContractTests.swift (1)

67-91: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add entries so the merge test verifies row preservation.

Both PullRequestListResult values use entries: []. The test name states that rows are preserved, but no row exists. appending can drop, duplicate, or reorder entries without failing this test. Add entries to both pages and assert the combined order and count.

♻️ Suggested change

-        let first = PullRequestListResult(
-            viewers: ["github.com": "theo"],
-            providers: [],
-            entries: [],
+        let first = PullRequestListResult(
+            viewers: ["github.com": "theo"],
+            providers: [],
+            entries: [firstPageEntry],
             errors: [],
             truncated: true,
             nextCursors: ["github.com t3/repo": "first"]
         )
-        let second = PullRequestListResult(
-            viewers: ["gitlab.com": "maintainer"],
-            providers: [],
-            entries: [],
+        let second = PullRequestListResult(
+            viewers: ["gitlab.com": "maintainer"],
+            providers: [],
+            entries: [secondPageEntry],
             errors: [],
             truncated: false,
             nextCursors: [:]
         )
 
         let combined = first.appending(second)
 
+        XCTAssertEqual(combined.entries.map(\.number), [firstPageEntry.number, secondPageEntry.number])
         XCTAssertEqual(combined.viewers["github.com"], "theo")

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/PullRequestContractTests.swift` around lines
67 - 91, Update testListPagesPreserveRowsAndAdvanceCursors by adding distinct
entries to both PullRequestListResult instances, then assert the combined result
contains both entries in page order and has the expected count. Keep the
existing viewer, truncation, and cursor assertions unchanged.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/T3ConnectRuntimeTests.swift (1)

939-943: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the recorded request count after registerDevice.

Every check in this test lives inside the transport handler closure. The handler runs only for requests the client actually sends. If registerDevice sends fewer requests than intended, no assertion fails. Add a post-condition on transport.requests, as testRelayMobileDeliveryEndpointsUseBoundDPoPRequests does at Line 895.

♻️ Suggested change

         try await relay.registerDevice(
             testDeviceRegistration(),
             clerkToken: clerkJWT(subject: "mobile-account")
         )
+
+        let requests = await transport.requests
+        XCTAssertEqual(
+            requests.map(\.url?.path),
+            ["/v1/client/dpop-token", "/v1/mobile/devices"]
+        )
     }

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/CoreTests/T3ConnectRuntimeTests.swift` around lines 939
- 943, Update the test around registerDevice to assert the expected
transport.requests count after the call completes, following the post-condition
pattern used by testRelayMobileDeliveryEndpointsUseBoundDPoPRequests. Keep the
existing handler assertions unchanged.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/TerminalInputTests.swift (1)

95-95: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use TerminalInputEncoder.maximumWriteLength instead of the literal 65_536.

These assertions hardcode the wire limit while the same tests read the limit from TerminalInputEncoder.maximumWriteLength. If the encoder limit changes, these expectations fail for a reason unrelated to the queue behavior under test.

♻️ Proposed change for line 95

-        `#expect`(writer.writes.map { $0.utf16.count } == [65_536, 5, 1])
+        `#expect`(
+            writer.writes.map { $0.utf16.count }
+                == [TerminalInputEncoder.maximumWriteLength, 5, 1]
+        )

Also applies to: 140-140, 182-182, 205-205

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/TerminalInputTests.swift` at line 95,
Replace the hardcoded 65_536 expectations in the assertions around the terminal
input write tests with TerminalInputEncoder.maximumWriteLength, including the
additional affected assertions, while preserving the existing expected
write-count sequences.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/FeatureComposerPowerTests.swift (1)

1198-1199: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Resign the first responder before the window is hidden.

These three tests call textView.becomeFirstResponder() and then only hide the window. The text view stays first responder in a released key window. A later UIKit test in the same process can then fail its own becomeFirstResponder() assertion, including lines 1200, 1249, and 1323.

TranscriptViewportGeometryTests already resigns the responder before hiding its window. Use the same order here.

♻️ Proposed cleanup order

-        defer { window.isHidden = true }
+        defer {
+            textView.resignFirstResponder()
+            window.isHidden = true
+        }

Also applies to: 1247-1248, 1321-1322

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/FeatureComposerPowerTests.swift` around
lines 1198 - 1199, Update the cleanup in the three tests that call
textView.becomeFirstResponder() to resign the text view’s first responder before
hiding the window, matching the cleanup order used by
TranscriptViewportGeometryTests. Apply this at the cleanup points near the tests
around lines 1200, 1249, and 1323 while preserving the existing window cleanup.

apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/NativeUsageStreamingTests.swift (1)

51-52: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Close the client and connections at the end of this test.

testFastUsageAppearsWhileAnotherComputerIsPendingAndSurvivesItsFailure never calls fixture.client.disconnect() or fixture.connector.closeConnections(). The other two tests in this file do both. The client, its WebSocket connections, and the connector's AsyncStream continuation stay alive for the rest of the run, which can affect other tests that execute in parallel.

♻️ Proposed fix

         let completed = try await updates.next()
         XCTAssertNil(completed)
+        await fixture.client.disconnect()
+        await fixture.connector.closeConnections()
     }

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Tests/FeatureTests/NativeUsageStreamingTests.swift` around
lines 51 - 52, Update
testFastUsageAppearsWhileAnotherComputerIsPendingAndSurvivesItsFailure to call
fixture.client.disconnect() and fixture.connector.closeConnections() after
asserting the stream completion, matching the cleanup performed by the other
tests in the file.

apps/swift-ios/Extensions/Share/SharePayloadLoader.swift (1)

99-113: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Move the file-URL staging copy off the main actor.

load(from:) is @MainActor, and this branch calls stageFile directly. stageFile streams up to maximumFileBytes (50 MB) synchronously. The provider-callback paths avoid this because their copies run inside the loadFileRepresentation callback, which is not main-actor isolated. This branch has no such hop, so a large shared file blocks the extension UI and risks a watchdog termination.

Run the copy on a detached task.

♻️ Proposed fix

                     if urlValue.isFileURL {
                         guard images.count + files.count < T3IncomingShareStore.maximumAttachmentCount else {
                             skippedExcessAttachment = true
                             continue
                         }
                         do {
-                            let staged = try stageFile(
-                                from: urlValue,
-                                maximumBytes: T3IncomingShareStore.maximumFileBytes
-                            )
+                            let staged = try await Task.detached {
+                                try stageFile(
+                                    from: urlValue,
+                                    maximumBytes: T3IncomingShareStore.maximumFileBytes
+                                )
+                            }.value

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Extensions/Share/SharePayloadLoader.swift` around lines 99 -
113, Update the file-URL branch in load(from:) so stageFile runs inside a
detached task rather than directly on the `@MainActor`, while preserving the
existing oversized-file handling and T3PendingShareFile construction after the
task completes.

apps/swift-ios/Core/WebSocketRPC.swift (1)

754-758: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider tolerating unknown response tags instead of tearing down the connection.

Line 756 throws protocolViolation for any _tag the client does not recognize. connectionLoop treats that throw as a connection failure, closes the socket, and enters reconnect backoff. If a newer server adds one control frame that this client does not know, every connection ends as soon as that frame arrives, and the client reconnects in a loop.

The rest of the codebase is deliberately forward compatible for exactly this reason: LossyDecodableElement and ForwardCompatibleArray in apps/swift-ios/Core/ServerConfigModels.swift, and the .unrelated(type:) case in ServerConfigStreamEvent.

Log and ignore unknown tags. Keep the throw for Defect and ClientProtocolError, which are real protocol errors.

♻️ Proposed change

         case "Defect", "ClientProtocolError":
             throw RPCError.protocolViolation("The server reported an RPC protocol error.")
         default:
-            throw RPCError.protocolViolation("Unknown RPC response \(response._tag).")
+            // A newer server may add control frames. Ignore them instead of
+            // forcing this connection into a reconnect loop.
+            Self.logger.debug("Ignoring unknown RPC response tag \(response._tag, privacy: .public)")
         }

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Core/WebSocketRPC.swift` around lines 754 - 758, Update the
response-tag handling near the RPC response switch so unknown tags are logged
and ignored rather than throwing RPCError.protocolViolation, allowing
connectionLoop to remain connected; preserve the existing throws for “Defect”
and “ClientProtocolError”.

apps/swift-ios/Core/T3Client.swift (1)

225-231: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use the RPCMethod cases instead of duplicate raw method strings.

This file defines RPCMethod at Line 1922 as the single source of truth for RPC method names. These call sites bypass it and hardcode the same strings:

• Line 225: "server.refreshUsageRates"
• Line 229: "server.getSettings"
• Line 231: "server.updateSettings" — this exact value already exists as RPCMethod.serverUpdateSettings and is used at Line 172.
• Line 244: "provider.auth.subscribe"
• Line 248: "provider.install.subscribe"

Line 231 is the clearest problem. Two spellings of one method now exist in the same file, so a future rename updates only one of them.

Add the missing cases to RPCMethod and use them at every call site.

Also applies to: 244-248

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Core/T3Client.swift` around lines 225 - 231, Update RPC calls
in T3Client, including refreshUsageRates, getSettings, updateSettings,
provider.auth.subscribe, and provider.install.subscribe, to use corresponding
RPCMethod cases instead of raw method strings. Add any missing RPCMethod cases
and reuse the existing serverUpdateSettings case, ensuring all affected call
sites reference the enum as the single source of method names.

apps/swift-ios/Features/Shared/FeatureClient.swift (1)

440-440: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Make the resolveUserInput default throw instead of silently succeeding.

The default implementation returns without doing work. A conforming type that does not implement resolveUserInput reports success to the caller, and the user's answer is discarded with no error. The neighbouring dismissUserInput default at line 442 throws FeatureCapabilityUnavailable, and no capability flag gates resolveUserInput the way dismissible gates dismissal.

Throw for the unimplemented capability so the UI can surface the failure.

♻️ Proposed change

-    func resolveUserInput(id: String, answers: [String: FeatureInputAnswer]) async throws {}
+    func resolveUserInput(id: String, answers: [String: FeatureInputAnswer]) async throws {
+        throw FeatureCapabilityUnavailable("Question answers")
+    }

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Features/Shared/FeatureClient.swift` at line 440, Update the
default resolveUserInput implementation in FeatureClient to throw
FeatureCapabilityUnavailable instead of returning successfully, matching the
neighbouring dismissUserInput default and preserving the async throws contract.

apps/swift-ios/Features/Files/FeatureFilesView.swift (1)

406-503: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Remove the unused private preview types.

FeatureZoomableImageView, FeatureImageDecoder, and FeatureImagePreviewError are private, so they are visible only in this file. The preview path now uses FeatureNativeMediaPreviewView (Line 214), and nothing in this file references these three types. Delete them, or use them if the media preview is expected to fall back to them.

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In `@apps/swift-ios/Features/Files/FeatureFilesView.swift` around lines 406 - 503,
Remove the unused private types FeatureZoomableImageView, FeatureImageDecoder,
and FeatureImagePreviewError from the file, since the preview path now uses
FeatureNativeMediaPreviewView and no longer references them.

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