Resolved submissions were resurfacing (most visibly after a cache clear)
because the admin resolved-set wasn't durable: it was never mirrored (relays
pruned it) and the read-modify-write could republish a SHRUNK replaceable
list when a cold-load read missed the current set.
- Device-local resolved-id cache (localStorage): grows only, backs up the
relay list. Hides handled items even if a relay read momentarily misses,
and makes markSubmissionResolved loss-proof — it folds every locally-known
resolved id into each republish, so a missed read can't drop entries.
- Mirror the resolved-set on each fetch (re-broadcast) so relays keep it
alive, same as we do for pending submissions.
- Persist relay-known resolved ids into the local cache on fetch.
- Belt-and-suspenders: an application whose applicant is already whitelisted
is treated as handled even if the resolved-set were lost entirely
(callers now pass accessControl.getWhitelist()).
- tests: whitelist-hide, local-hide after a cold read, and loss-proof
republish (earlier id carried forward despite a missed read).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Submissions are signed by throwaway ephemeral keys and public relays prune
events from pubkeys with no social graph, so the queue quietly evaporated.
- Forms: also publish to nos.lol (better retention, already in the app's
query set) alongside snort/damus/primal.
- submissionFacade: on each fetch, re-broadcast the still-pending signed
events back to our relays (publishEventToRelays) so pruning doesn't drop
them. Best-effort, fire-and-forget — never blocks or fails the fetch;
no-ops when no relay pool is available.
- test: fetch still returns the pending queue when a pool is present.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Approving a content appeal now checks WHY the video is hidden and applies
the right fix, instead of only ever touching the per-event block list.
- submissionFacade.js: resolveEventAuthorHex({ eventId }) looks up the event
and returns its author hex — the authoritative author, so we don't rely on
the appellant to supply it.
- submissionsSection.js approveAppeal: branch on the real block state.
* Author-level block (whole npub) → its own strongly-worded confirmation
("restores ALL their content"); on confirm, removeFromBlacklist plus any
event block. Never bundled into the default unblock.
* Event-level block only → unblock this video (as before).
* Neither → distinguish "nothing to unblock" from "couldn't verify on
relays" and just mark the appeal resolved.
- tests: resolveEventAuthorHex (author normalization, blank/not-found).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Network layer for the admin Submissions tab. Because submissions are authored by
an ephemeral key, admins can't NIP-09-delete them (relays only honor same-author
deletions), so "handled" state lives in an admin-authored RESOLVED-SET.
- fetchPendingSubmissions({ adminHex, editorHexes }) — lists kind-30083 to the
admin, subtracts the UNION of every editor's resolved-set (so any moderator's
action clears it for all), dedupes by claimed applicant (newest wins).
- markSubmissionResolved({ submission, status, actingHex }) — read-modify-write
the acting moderator's resolved-set (kind-30000, d=bitvid:admin:submissions-
resolved), appending the submission's event id + status + applicant, republished
via the active signer.
tests/submission-facade.test.mjs (4): pending excludes resolved + dedupes by
applicant (newest); blank-admin/no-relay guards; resolved-set append keeps prior
entries and records status+applicant; no-op guards. Mock client. 4/4; lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
