fix(router): silent document-navigation fallback for server-layout routes - #3703
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe router now uses document navigation for server-layout routes marked ChangesServer-layout navigation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Flagged server-layout routes now use direct document navigation before mutating history, avoiding console errors, duplicate entries, and wasted refreshes; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant Router
participant PageDataServer
participant DocumentLoader
Browser->>Router: click internal flagged route
Router->>PageDataServer: load page data
PageDataServer-->>Router: requiresFullDocumentNavigation
Router->>DocumentLoader: navigateDocument
DocumentLoader-->>Browser: replace document
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…tion, not an SPA failure Navigating to a route whose page data carries requiresFullDocumentNavigation (an App Router client page under a server layout) previously pushed a history entry, attempted the SPA render, threw, logged a console.error, and only then fell back to the document loader. Every app using the standard server-root- layout + client-pages pattern saw '[Veryfront] SPA navigation failed: Server layout requires full document navigation' on every internal click. navigateSPA now checks the flag right after page data arrives and hands the route to the document loader directly: no console.error for the designed path, and no pushState beforehand (the document loader owns the history entry). The cached branch also stops kicking off a background page-data refresh for flagged routes, since that payload is never rendered client-side. The throw in renderPageFromData stays as a defensive invariant for history state restored from older runtimes (popstate path).
Add a navigation-contract block covering cross-cutting invariants of the SPA runtime that had no direct coverage: a soft navigation stays inside the document, mutates history exactly once, and logs no console errors; replace-mode records a replace instead of a push; a prefetched route completes navigation from cache even when the stale-while-revalidate refresh never answers; a redirect resolves from a single page-data request and leaves the history entry to the document loader; and popstate restores from history state without a network request. Scenario selection is informed by the navigation e2e suites of other app-router frameworks; failure detection for each assertion was verified by mutation (cache-hit branch and popstate state branch temporarily broken, tests observed failing).
Serve the real generated hydration runtime on a stub document whose link target answers page data flagged with requiresFullDocumentNavigation, then click the link in real Chromium. Asserts the document sentinel dies (full document navigation happened), no 'SPA navigation failed' console error is logged, and a single back returns to the origin page (no duplicate history entry from the old pushState-then-navigate flow). Verified red against the pre-fix runtime: the test fails with the exact production console error this regression guards against. Registered in the test:e2e:rsc-browser task. An earlier attempt drove a full dedicated production server, but that harness serves /_veryfront/rsc/client.js — an island bootstrap without the SPA router — so clicks were native and the test was vacuous; the stub-document harness pins the actual hydration-runtime click path.
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…ent fallback Review follow-up on the server-layout fallback (PR #3703): - A replace-mode navigation (useRouter().replace(), store navigate with history 'replace') to a flagged route previously fell back via an href assignment, which adds a history entry and leaves the replaced page reachable through Back. navigateDocument now takes a replace option and uses location.replace for it. - The fallback now restores the navigation progress state before handing over to the document loader: if the unload is cancelled by a beforeunload guard on the current page, the document stays alive and must not remain aria-busy behind a stuck progress bar. Both defects were pinned red-first in the server-layout routes block.
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40-40: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the internal import alias.
../../../src/html/hydration-script-builder/prod-scripts.tscrosses from the test module intosrc. Import this module through its#veryfront/*alias.Based on learnings: “Use
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In `@src/html/hydration-script-builder/runtime/router.ts`:
- Around line 573-576: Preserve history mode in the
requiresFullDocumentNavigation branch by passing historyMode from the router
flow into navigateDocument, and make navigateDocument use
window.location.replace for "replace" mode while retaining href assignment for
push navigation. Add a contract test covering a flagged payload with replace
navigation, using the existing navigation entry points and symbols.
In `@tests/e2e/regressions/2026-08-14-server-layout-spa-fallback.test.ts`:
- Around line 165-167: Restructure the cleanup in the test around launchChromium
so server.shutdown always executes: move Chromium startup inside the try block,
close the browser in a nested finally, and place server.shutdown in the outer
finally. Preserve cleanup even when launchChromium or closeChromium throws.
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In `@tests/e2e/regressions/2026-08-14-server-layout-spa-fallback.test.ts`:
- Line 40: Update the import of generateProdHydrationModule in the test to use
the project’s `#veryfront/`* internal alias instead of the relative src path,
preserving the imported module and symbol.
- Line 1: Move the regression test from the centralized tests location to the
directory containing the hydration runtime source it verifies, preserving its
behavior. Update the test:e2e:rsc-browser script to reference the test’s new
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In `@src/html/hydration-script-builder/runtime/router.ts`:
- Around line 134-141: Update the popstate document-fallback path so
navigateDocument receives replace: true for both "replace" and "none" navigation
modes, preserving no-history semantics when query strings or hashes are present.
Add a regression test covering a no-state popstate with a query or hash and
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…back A no-state popstate calls navigateSPA with history mode 'none'; the server-layout fallback previously used location.replace only for 'replace' mode, so history traversal onto a flagged route could push a duplicate entry via href assignment (the handler also drops query/hash from the target, defeating the browser's same-URL replace optimisation). Only an explicit push may grow the history stack now. Pinned red-first: no-state popstate onto a flagged route with a query string must go through location.replace.
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Navigating to a route whose page data carries
requiresFullDocumentNavigation(an App Router"use client"page under a server layout — the standard layout pattern) previously went through the SPA failure path on every internal click:[Veryfront] SPA navigation failed: Server layout requires full document navigationwas logged viaconsole.error,The navigation always completed, but every app built on the server-root-layout + client-pages pattern saw a console error on every internal click (observed live on a production app), plus a duplicated history entry and a wasted background page-data refresh.
Fix (
714822f0a)navigateSPAchecksrequiresFullDocumentNavigationright after page data arrives — before any history mutation — and hands the route to the browser's document loader with a debug-level log. Noconsole.error, nopushState(the document loader owns the history entry, matching therendering/clientrouter which useslocation.assignfor the same case).fetchPageDataForNavigationno longer kicks off a background refresh for flagged payloads: that payload is never rendered client-side, so refreshing it while leaving the document is wasted work. Staleness is bounded by the document lifetime — a flagged route always document-navigates, which resets the page-data cache.renderPageFromDatastays as a defensive invariant for history state restored from older runtimes (popstate path).hydration-runtime.generated.tsregenerated from the runtime source.Developed red-green: all three new tests in the
server-layout routesblock were written first and observed failing for the right reason (console error logged,pushhistory entry recorded, 2 fetches instead of 1) before the fix landed.Navigation contract tests (
861690ec5)A new
navigation contractunit-test block pins cross-cutting invariants that had no direct coverage, with scenarios informed by the navigation e2e suites of other app-router frameworks: a soft navigation stays inside the document, mutates history exactly once, and logs no console errors; replace-mode records a replace instead of a push; a prefetched route completes navigation from cache even when the stale-while-revalidate refresh hangs; a redirect resolves from a single page-data request and leaves history to the document loader; popstate restores from history state with zero network. Failure detection was verified by mutation (cache-hit and popstate branches temporarily broken, tests observed failing).Browser e2e regression (
d73cba32c)tests/e2e/regressions/2026-08-14-server-layout-spa-fallback.test.tsserves the real generated hydration runtime on a stub document in real Chromium, clicks a link whose page data is flagged, and asserts: the document sentinel dies (real document navigation), noSPA navigation failedconsole error, and a single back returns to the origin (no duplicate history entry). Verified red against the pre-fix runtime — it fails with the exact production console error. Registered intest:e2e:rsc-browser.Review
Independent critic review of the branch: all five verification points (early-return vs
finally, pushState-skip history semantics, stale-flag risk, test quality, remaining noisy paths) passed with no findings — verdict: approve.Related Issue(s)
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