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fix(editor): make execution order legible, drop it from ladder, stop it rewiring blocks [DOPE-606 + DOPE-611] - #1085
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Follow-up to DOPE-606, from reviewing how the field reads now that it can actually be saved. **Ladder no longer has an execution order.** Rung position is the order in ladder, but the LD Block Properties dialog exposed the same field FBD does, and `emitLdBody` buckets sinks GLOBALLY across rungs -- so numbering a block in rung 2 hoisted it above rung 1. Confirmed on a P1AM-100 with a two-rung program (`ADD(seed,1)->acc` then `MUL(acc,10)->acc`): both blocks unnumbered gave acc=10 (rung order), numbering rung 2's block gave acc=1. The field is gone from the LD dialog, and the dialog now writes 0 rather than preserving whatever a project carried, so an edit clears a stale value instead of keeping it alive. **0 now reads as "None".** The transpiler treats anything > 0 as ordered and sorts the rest by layout position, so 0 is the ABSENCE of an order rather than the lowest one -- a bare "0" read as "runs first" and meant the opposite. The field takes digits only: a leading `-` is dropped rather than rejected on submit, a typed 0 (or an emptied field) falls back to None, and it blanks on focus so the user types over "None" instead of around it. The arrows step by one and floor at None. The old ceiling reused `maxInputs`, an input-count constant; execution order is an ordering key rather than a count, so there is no upper clamp now. **A numbered block shows a badge.** Small round badge on the bottom-right corner, only when the block carries an order, so an ordinary diagram stays uncluttered and a numbered one shows its sequence without opening a dialog per block. It is anchored to the block's own width/height rather than the wrapper's edges (the wrapper is a few pixels taller) and inset by half the 6px corner radius: centring on the mathematical corner puts it past the curve, where the drawn border has already turned away, and it reads as hanging low. Verified in a browser at each step. Covered by e2e/dope-606-execution-order-ux.spec.ts in the openplc-web mirror. DOPE-606
WalkthroughThe change adds execution-order badges to FBD blocks, updates FBD execution-order input behavior, preserves valid FBD and ladder connections by pin name, and removes editable execution-order handling from ladder block dialogs. ChangesExecution order handling and connection remapping
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Editing a Ladder block can silently clear its saved execution order, and extremely large FBD execution-order inputs can be persisted incorrectly. Preserve existing Ladder values or explicitly migrate them, and validate FBD values as safe finite integers before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>BlockPropertiesModal: Edit and submit block
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GraphState->>GraphState: Preserve matching pins and drop missing pins
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- Line 821: Remove the type assertion from the rawExecutionOrder calculation in
the block rendering logic. Read executionOrder directly from the typed data
model, or narrow unknown project data at its loading boundary before it reaches
the block, while preserving the existing Number conversion and fallback
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- Line 342: Update the execution-order handling in handleBlockSubmit and the
related increment logic to validate values as non-negative safe integers before
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…it rewiring blocks Follow-up to DOPE-606, and the DOPE-611 fix folded in with it: every execution-order edit runs through the code that rewires the block, so shipping the two apart would deliver a feature that corrupts diagrams the moment it is used. **Editing a block no longer rewires it (DOPE-611).** Every edge was forced onto `inputConnector` / `outputConnector`, which are just the FIRST pin on each side -- so a block with two or more inputs had all its input wires collapsed onto IN1 and the wires to IN2, IN3 ... were lost. Two wires on one pin transpile as a parallel combination, so `SUB(acc, 3)` came out as `SUB(IN1 := 3 OR acc)` and failed to compile; with same-typed pins it would have changed the logic and still built. A pin that still exists on the rebuilt node now keeps its wire, which covers the whole same-variant case and the matching pins of a variant swap; anything genuinely gone is dropped and reported rather than piled onto the first pin. In ladder the rung chain still follows the connectors, because there an edge into a block is power flow rather than a data read. **Ladder no longer has an execution order.** Rung position is the order in ladder, but the LD dialog exposed the same field FBD does, and `emitLdBody` buckets sinks GLOBALLY across rungs -- so numbering a block in rung 2 hoisted it above rung 1. Confirmed on a P1AM-100 with a two-rung program (`ADD(seed,1)->acc` then `MUL(acc,10)->acc`): unnumbered gave acc=10 (rung order), numbering rung 2's block gave acc=1. The field is gone, and the dialog writes 0 rather than preserving what a project carried, so an edit clears a stale value. **0 now reads as "None".** The transpiler treats anything > 0 as ordered and sorts the rest by layout position, so 0 is the ABSENCE of an order rather than the lowest one -- a bare "0" read as "runs first" and meant the opposite. Digits only: a leading `-` is dropped, a typed 0 or an emptied field falls back to None, and the field blanks on focus so the user types over "None" instead of around it. The arrows step by one and floor at None. The old ceiling reused `maxInputs`, an input-count constant; execution order is an ordering key, so there is no upper clamp now. **A numbered block shows a badge.** Bottom-right corner, only when the block carries an order. Anchored to the block's own width/height rather than the wrapper's edges (the wrapper is a few pixels taller) and inset by half the 6px corner radius: centring on the mathematical corner puts it past the curve, where the drawn border has already turned away, and it reads as hanging low. Verified end to end on a P1AM-100: setting execution order 1 on the SUB block through the dialog, saving, and compiling now yields `SUB ADD MUL` with both of SUB's input wires intact, and the board computes acc = 10 as predicted. Before this change the same edit produced `SUB(IN1 := 3 OR acc)` and would not build. DOPE-606 DOPE-611
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495-495: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the type assertion from
newNode.data.
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- Line 513: Update the edge-reconnection logic around the newEdges mapping to
process self-loop edges before changing their IDs. Ensure both source and target
endpoints are updated using the original edge.id, preserving correct behavior
for ordinary edges.
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`@src/frontend/components/_features/`[workspace]/editor/graphical/elements/ladder/block/index.tsx:
- Around line 468-474: Replace the type assertions for newNode.data and
node.data with the existing ladder node-data types, accessing inputHandles,
outputHandles, inputConnector, and outputConnector through those contracts; if
either value is untyped, add a type guard instead. Preserve the current field
usage and avoid any non-const type assertions.
- Line 474: Update the old connector ID lookup in the replacement-node rewiring
flow to read both connector IDs directly from selectedNode.data instead of
node.data. Remove the unnecessary type assertion and preserve the existing
rewire behavior using the original selected-node connector IDs.
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CI's format check runs `prettier --check`, which collapses the helper's signature onto one line. No behaviour change.
Code Review — DOPE-606 + DOPE-611Verdict: approvable, with one decision to settle first. The core of DOPE-611 is correct, and I traced the whole chain rather than taking it on trust: handle ids are the pin's variable name ( Folding DOPE-611 in here was the right call — shipping the execution-order feature without the rewire fix would have put a feature in production that corrupts diagrams on first use. One thing blocks, and it happens to be exactly where you asked for a second opinion. 🔴 Ladder: zeroing the order destroys data the format still carries — and the walker is not the bugRemoving the field from the LD dialog: agreed. Zeroing the value: not as written. Two facts the description does not account for: 1. The walker's global bucketing is deliberate, not a defect.
So a numbered block in rung 2 hoisting above rung 1 is the reference implementation's behaviour, reproduced on purpose to match the oracle. Your P1AM-100 run did not find an editor regression — it found the legacy semantics. 2. The format still carries the attribute. Together, the hardcoded Suggested (lowest risk): hide the control but pass the existing value through — 🟡 1. The riskiest change in the PR has no unit test at all#1085 is three files, all source. #734 adds two Playwright specs — and no workflow in openplc-web references playwright or e2e (I re-checked), so they never run in CI. The pin-name rewire, the wire-dropping path and the ladder zeroing therefore have no automated coverage anywhere. That matters more here than on #1084: the old behaviour misrouted wires, the new one deletes them. A unit test over the rewire helper — same variant moves nothing, a swap with matching names preserves them, a genuinely missing pin is dropped and counted — is cheap and covers precisely what a hardware check cannot repeat per commit. 🟡 2. Unbounded execution order →
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| Input | String(Number(digits)) |
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9007199254740993 |
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JSON.stringify({executionOrder: Infinity}) |
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Dropping the maxInputs ceiling was right — but replacing it with no bound admits values JSON cannot represent. It degrades to 0 on reload (narrow.ts:125), so nothing breaks; it is silent loss. A sane cap, or Number.isSafeInteger, closes it.
🟡 3. Three type assertions, against the repo's own rule
block.tsx:820 (data as { executionOrder?: unknown }) is the one CodeRabbit flagged; there are two more it did not — newNode.data as {...} in both dialogs. The guideline is "Do not use type assertions, except as const." The root fix is typing executionOrder and the handles on the node data model, which also makes the defensive Number.isFinite unnecessary.
🟡 4. Self-loop edge leaves a dangling endpoint (plausible; I could not confirm reachability)
edge.id.replace(node.id, newNode.id) replaces only the first occurrence. On an edge whose source and target are the same node, the source pass rewrites the id; the target pass then looks for the old id, finds nothing, and the map is a no-op — leaving the edge's target on a node that no longer exists, and outside the dropped-wire count. I found no source === target guard in the FBD connect path, but I did not confirm the canvas allows creating one. Pre-existing shape; a cheap guard closes it.
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sync / Shared Surface Synchas not reported on either PR yet. I checked parity by hand and it is identical, but worth confirming when it runs.rewirereassignsnewEdgesviamap/filterinside aforEach— O(n²) in edges. Irrelevant at rung scale, but a singlereducewould read better.
✅ What is solid
- The pin-name match is sound, verified end to end — handle ids are deterministic across rebuilds, so an execution-order edit moves zero edges by construction.
- Both transpiler premises hold:
> 0buckets first with the remainder sorted by position (ld.ts:239-247), and sinks are collected globally (ld.ts:182-190). Reading 0 as the absence of an order rather than the lowest one is correct, and "None" is the right UX for it. - The ladder exception is well judged — match by name first, fall back to the connector only for the rung chain, drop the rest. Separating power flow from data reads is exactly the right distinction.
- Badge carries
aria-labelandtitle, ispointer-events-none, is anchored to the block's ownwidth/height, and guards non-positive and non-finite values. The corner-radius inset reasoning is legitimate. - 49 transpiler tests pass on the branch — no walker regression.
- Every point from my review of fix(editor): three small defects from the community forum [DOPE-606] #1084 was addressed before it merged, including the DOPE-599 merge ordering: dropping fix Create PR's template #3 put
variables.tsback todevelopment, so that collision is gone and fix(variables): compare variable names case-insensitively everywhere (DOPE-599) #1083/refactor(ai): sync shared surfaces for AI chat enhancements #732 should merge cleanly.
To approve: settle the ladder decision above — my recommendation is to hide the field and preserve the value. I would take 🟡1 and 🟡2 before merge; 🟡3 and 🟡4 are fine as follow-ups.
…sertions Three findings from the review of the DOPE-611 remap. **The ladder rung chain is matched against `selectedNode`, and matched first.** Two bugs, one line apart. The connectors the existing edges ride were read from the dialog's local `node`, which an execution-control toggle or a variant swap has already rebuilt with DIFFERENT connectors -- so the rung edge matched nothing and was dropped. Turning execution control off on a ladder block lost the rung connection and with it the block itself, which is worse than the dropped wire the review described. And the rung is now matched BEFORE any pin-name match: `AND`'s `IN1` connector survives on `ADD` as an ordinary data pin, so a name-first check left the rung squatting on `IN1` beside the branch `reconcileBranches` had just rebuilt there, giving two wires on one pin. **Edges are replaced in place, never appended.** `reconcileBranches` runs before the remap and rewrites the branch edges' ids, so an id taken from `edges` may no longer be in `newEdges`. Appending it back resurrected a stale edge alongside the reconciled one. **A self-loop keeps both endpoints.** An edge whose source and target are both this block appears in both lists; remapping in two id-keyed passes rewrote the id on the first and then failed to find the edge on the second, leaving the other endpoint on a node that no longer exists. One pass over the affected edges, keyed by id, resolves both endpoints together. This one is pre-existing -- `development` leaves a dangling edge on the same fixture -- and the canvas does permit creating a self-loop, so it is fixed rather than filed. **No type assertions.** `CLAUDE.md:298` forbids `as`, and every field these casts reached for is already typed: `executionOrder: number`, `inputHandles: CustomHandleProps[]`, `inputConnector: CustomHandleProps | undefined`. The handle type is taken from the node itself rather than imported, so it cannot drift from the builder. Also drops a duplicated BOOL/EN-ENO rule: ladder's own `getBlockVariantAndExecutionControl` already forces execution control on when a block's top pins are not BOOL, and `buildBlockNode` runs it for every block placed on a rung. Passing the form's value through means a rebuilt block obeys the same rule as a freshly placed one, with one implementation rather than two -- and it uses `validateVariableType` rather than the naive string compare the duplicate had. Verified in a browser at each step, each fix confirmed to fail without it: toggling execution control on a ladder block loses the block on the old code; a self-loop leaves a dangling edge on `development`; the ADD swap doubles up on `IN1` without the ordering change. DOPE-606 DOPE-611
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395-398: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not silently erase persisted
executionOrdervalues.Saving an unrelated Ladder block edit always writes
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DOPE-606 follow-up. Mirror PR: Autonomy-Logic/openplc-web#734
Now that execution order can actually be saved (#1084), four things about it needed fixing. DOPE-611 is folded in here rather than shipped separately: every execution-order edit runs through the code that rewires the block, so the two apart would deliver a feature that corrupts diagrams the moment it is used.
0. Editing a block no longer rewires it (DOPE-611)
Every edge was forced onto
inputConnector/outputConnector— just the first pin on each side. A block with two or more inputs had all its input wires collapsed ontoIN1, and the wires toIN2,IN3… were lost. Two wires on one pin transpile as a parallel combination, soSUB(acc, 3)came out asSUB(IN1 := 3 OR acc)and failed to compile. With same-typed pins it would have changed the logic and still built.A pin that still exists on the rebuilt node now keeps its wire. That covers the whole same-variant case — an execution-order edit rebuilds with an identical pin set, so nothing moves — and preserves the matching pins of a variant swap. A wire whose pin is genuinely gone is dropped and reported, rather than piled onto the first pin. In ladder the rung chain still follows the connectors, because there an edge into a block is power flow rather than a data read.
Before / after on the same edit (set execution order 1 on
SUB):1. Ladder no longer has an execution order
Rung position is the order in ladder — but the LD Block Properties dialog exposed the same field FBD does, and
emitLdBodycollects sinks globally across all rungs before bucketing. So numbering a block in rung 2 hoisted it above rung 1.Confirmed on a P1AM-100 with a two-rung program (
rung 1: ADD(seed,1) -> acc,rung 2: MUL(acc,10) -> acc):ADD, MUL(rung order)MUL, ADDThe field is gone from the LD dialog. The dialog also now writes
executionOrder: 0rather than preserving whatever the project carried, so editing a block clears a stale value instead of keeping it alive. The walker is untouched — this is a UI-level fix, so a project that already has numbers baked in still misorders until its blocks are edited. Worth knowing if we'd rather scope the bucketing per-rung for LD instead; that was the alternative and it's a bigger change.2.
0now reads as "None"The transpiler treats anything
> 0as ordered and sorts the rest by layout position, so 0 is the absence of an order, not the lowest one. A bare "0" read as "runs first" and meant the opposite.Nonewhen unset; blanks on focus so you type over it rather than around it.-is dropped rather than rejected on submit.0, or an emptied field, falls back to None.maxInputs, an input-count constant; execution order is an ordering key, not a count. (This also closes the range-validation point CodeRabbit raised on fix(editor): three small defects from the community forum [DOPE-606] #1084, which I'd deferred for exactly this reason.)3. A numbered block shows a badge
Small round badge on the bottom-right corner, only when the block carries an order — an ordinary diagram stays uncluttered, and a numbered one shows its sequence without opening a dialog per block.
Anchored to the block's own
width/heightrather than the wrapper's edges (the wrapper is a few px taller, sobottom-0sat below the border), and inset by half the 6px corner radius: centring on the mathematical corner puts the badge past the curve, where the drawn border has already turned away, and it reads as hanging low. The translate is relative to the badge's own size, so it holds for two-digit numbers.Testing
Verified end to end on a P1AM-100: setting execution order 1 on the
SUBblock through the dialog, saving, and compiling now yieldsSUB ADD MULwith both of SUB's input wires intact, and the board computesacc = 10as predicted. Before this change the same edit producedSUB(IN1 := 3 OR acc)and would not build.Verified visually in a browser at each step (
npm run dev:local), including the badge geometry measured against the block's border box.Browser coverage lives in the web mirror,
e2e/dope-606-execution-order-ux.spec.ts— None on an unset order, digits-only with a typed 0 falling back to None, arrows stepping and flooring, the badge appearing and clearing, and a ladder block having no field at all. It also updates the existing execution-order test, which did arithmetic on the field's value and now reads "None" there.tscclean, 0 lint errors, editor jest green (7724 passing).Note for review
Removing the field from ladder is a behaviour change for existing LD projects: a block edited through the dialog loses any execution order it had. That's the intent — ladder should never have had one — but it is worth a second opinion before merge.
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