Removed .claude/settings.local.json from git tracking since it's now
in .gitignore. The file will remain on disk but won't be tracked by git.
This completes the setup to keep user-specific Claude Code settings local.
Added .claude/settings.local.json to .gitignore to prevent user-specific
Claude Code CLI settings from being committed to version control.
These settings contain local paths and session-specific permissions that
are unique to each developer's environment.
Added comprehensive test infrastructure to verify session join flow and
track sync implementation:
Test Configuration:
- playwright.chrome.config.ts: Chrome-specific test configuration
- playwright.verification.config.ts: Verification test settings
Test Documentation:
- IMPLEMENTATION_APPROACH.md: TDD approach for trackSync
- JAM_UI_TESTING_PLAN.md: Overall testing strategy
Test Utilities:
- api-interceptor.ts: Intercepts and logs API calls
- websocket-monitor.ts: Monitors WebSocket messages
- sequence-comparator.ts: Compares API call sequences
- test-helpers.ts: Shared test helper functions
Test Suites:
- e2e/complete-session-flow.spec.ts: Full session flow E2E test
- api-verification/*.spec.ts: API call verification tests
- websocket-verification/ws-connection.spec.ts: WebSocket tests
- capture-session-flow*.spec.ts: Session flow analysis tests
Test Fixtures & Results:
- fixtures/legacy-sequences/: Recorded API call sequences
- test-results/: Test output, comparisons, and analysis
These tests were instrumental in debugging the VU meter issue and
verifying the trackSync implementation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added comprehensive documentation of the VU meter race condition fix:
- VU_METER_FIX_SUMMARY.md: Detailed root cause analysis and solution
- VU_METER_INVESTIGATION.md: Updated with test results
Documents the race condition between trackSync and mixer initialization,
the solution using mixersReady dependency, and testing evidence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed issue where VU meters were not lighting up on session join due to
a race condition between mixer initialization and track sync.
## Root Cause
When hasJoined became true, both the mixer initialization effect and the
trackSync effect would fire simultaneously. TrackSync was executing before
mixers were fully organized, causing isReady to still be false when VU
updates started coming in. This resulted in all VU updates being rejected.
## Solution
1. Added mixersReady dependency to trackSync effect in JKSessionScreen
2. TrackSync now waits until mixers are fully initialized before scheduling
API calls
3. This ensures proper happens-before relationship:
Session joined → Mixers fetched → organizeMixers → isReady=true → TrackSync
## Changes
- JKSessionScreen.js: Added mixersReady selector and dependency
- useMixerHelper.js: Added minimal logging for isReady state changes
- trackSyncService.js: Changed to accept clientId string instead of jamClient
- Fixes "Client ID not available" issue by using server.clientId
- trackSyncService.test.js: Updated tests to pass clientId directly
## Testing
Verified VU meters now light up correctly within 1-2 seconds of session join.
TrackSync still executes at 1s, 1.4s, and 6s as expected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implemented trackSyncService with full test coverage
- Added 13 unit tests (all passing)
- Added 7 integration tests
- Wired up track sync in session join, instrument change, and media actions
- Fixed jamClient.clientID() async call issue
- Fixed hasJoined vs sessionJoined property mismatch
Note: Rails API endpoint PUT /api/sessions/:id/tracks still needs implementation
Note: Investigating VU meter issue that may be unrelated to this feature
Adds useEffect to categorize mixers into track-specific arrays:
- metronomeTrackMixers (group_id: 16)
- backingTrackMixers (group_id: 11)
- jamTrackMixers (group_id: 12)
- recordingTrackMixers (group_id: 13)
- adhocTrackMixers (other types)
Each mixer categorized as {master, personal, mixer} pair.
Dispatches to Redux for component consumption.
Resolves TODO at line 243 about groupMixersByType logic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed critical bug where all tracks (Audio Inputs and Session Mix) disappeared
when user clicked "Open" → "Metronome".
Root cause: useEffect in JKSessionScreen.js depended on entire sessionHelper
object, which got new reference whenever currentSession updated (including when
metronome_open flag changed). This triggered unnecessary onSessionChange() calls
that refetched all mixers, causing race condition where myTracks became empty.
Changes:
1. **JKSessionScreen.js (line 540)**: Changed useEffect dependency from
`sessionHelper` to `sessionHelper.id()` (primitive value that only changes
when session ID changes, not on metadata updates)
2. **useMixerHelper.js (lines 63, 388-396, 453-454)**: Added previousMyTracksRef
to store last known good myTracks. Returns previous value instead of empty
array when allMixers is temporarily empty during state transitions.
3. **useMixerStore.js (lines 198-201, 213-220, 231)**: Added verification logging
to confirm onSessionChange is not called unnecessarily. Can be removed after
testing confirms fix works.
Expected behavior after fix:
- ✅ Tracks DO NOT disappear when metronome clicked
- ✅ onSessionChange only called on initial session join, not on metadata updates
- ✅ Audio Inputs and Session Mix remain visible throughout metronome operations
- ✅ Backing tracks and jam tracks still work correctly (regression test)
NOTE: This fix does NOT implement metronome UI display. Metronome audio will
play but no mixer controls will appear in session screen. That can be added
later as separate task.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CRITICAL BUG:
- refreshCurrentSessionRest passed raw Response object to updateSessionInfo
- Should parse with response.json() first
- Caused two major issues:
ISSUE 1: Redux Serialization Error
- Response object dispatched to Redux (non-serializable)
- Error: "A non-serializable value was detected in an action"
ISSUE 2: Backing Tracks Never Extracted
- updateSessionInfo received Response instead of parsed data
- response.participants was undefined (Response has no participants property)
- Backing track extraction code never ran
- mixerHelper.backingTracks stayed empty
SOLUTION:
Parse response before passing to updateSessionInfo:
const response = await getSession(currentSessionIdRef.current);
const data = await response.json(); // ← ADDED
updateSessionInfo(data, callback, force);
Now data.participants exists and backing tracks are extracted correctly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PROBLEM:
- onBackendMixerChanged never being called
- No [HandleAlertCallback] logs
- Backing track changes not triggering session refresh
ROOT CAUSE:
- Alert callback never registered with native client
- In legacy code: jamClient.SessionSetAlertCallback("JK.AlertCallback")
- React app had no equivalent setup
- Backend mixer change alerts (type=2) never delivered to app
- So onBackendMixerChanged never called, session never refreshed
SOLUTION:
1. Add JK.HandleAlertCallback global function in JKSessionScreen
2. Routes BACKEND_MIXER_CHANGE (type=2) to sessionModel.onBackendMixerChanged
3. Register callback with jamClient.SessionSetAlertCallback on session join
4. Unregister callback on session leave for cleanup
FLOW NOW:
1. User opens backing track via jamClient
2. Native client detects change
3. Native client calls JK.HandleAlertCallback(type=2, 'RebuildMediaControl')
4. Handler routes to sessionModel.onBackendMixerChanged()
5. Syncs tracks and calls refreshCurrentSession()
6. REST API returns session with participants[].backing_tracks
7. updateSessionInfo() extracts and dispatches to Redux
8. mixerHelper.backingTracks populated
9. Component displays backing track
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PROBLEM:
- Backing track still not appearing in session screen after previous fix
- updateSessionInfo() extraction code not being called
ROOT CAUSE:
- onBackendMixerChanged() handler detects when backing tracks change
- It calls syncTracks() to update server but doesn't refresh session
- Without refreshCurrentSession(), the REST API is never called
- So updateSessionInfo() never runs and backing tracks never extracted
SOLUTION:
- Call refreshCurrentSession(true) after syncTracks() when backing tracks change
- Also add for metronome changes for consistency
- Now the full flow works:
1. User opens backing track via jamClient
2. Backend mixer changes, triggers 'RebuildMediaControl'
3. onBackendMixerChanged detects backing track change
4. Syncs tracks to server
5. Refreshes session from server (REST API call)
6. updateSessionInfo extracts backing tracks from response
7. Dispatches to Redux mediaSlice
8. mixerHelper.backingTracks populated
9. Component displays backing track
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove debug logs from JKSessionScreen backing track display
- Add comment to MIXER_CHANGES handler explaining it's not currently used
- Document that media arrays are now extracted from REST API in useSessionModel
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PROBLEM:
- mixerHelper.backingTracks was always empty/null
- Backing track not appearing in session screen
- useSessionWebSocket had MIXER_CHANGES callback that never fired
ROOT CAUSE:
- MIXER_CHANGES WebSocket message doesn't exist on server
- Backing track data comes from REST API /api/sessions/:id response
- Session data stored in activeSessionSlice but never extracted to mediaSlice
- useMixerHelper reads from mediaSlice.backingTracks which was never populated
SOLUTION:
- Import mediaSlice actions (setBackingTracks, setJamTracks, setRecordedTracks) in useSessionModel
- Update updateSessionInfo() to extract backing tracks from session.participants[].backing_tracks
- Dispatch extracted arrays to Redux mediaSlice when session updates
- Also extract jamTracks and recordedTracks for consistency
DATA FLOW:
1. User opens backing track via jamClient.SessionOpenBackingTrackFile()
2. Server updates session state
3. Server sends TRACKS_CHANGED WebSocket message
4. Client calls refreshCurrentSession() -> REST API /api/sessions/:id
5. Response includes participants with backing_tracks (containing mixers)
6. updateSessionInfo() extracts backing tracks and dispatches to Redux
7. useMixerHelper reads from mediaSlice.backingTracks
8. Components access via mixerHelper.backingTracks
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds detailed console logging to trace backing track data flow:
1. MIXER_CHANGES handler logs:
- Full sessionMixers payload
- mixers.backingTracks array
- mixers.jamTracks array
- mixers.recordedTracks array
2. JKSessionScreen logs:
- showBackingTrackPlayer state
- backingTrackData from Redux
- mixerHelper.backingTracks value
- mixerHelper.backingTracks length
This will help identify where the data flow breaks:
- If MIXER_CHANGES shows data but SESSION_SCREEN doesn't: dispatch issue
- If MIXER_CHANGES shows empty arrays: WebSocket/server issue
- If SESSION_SCREEN shows data but no render: conditional logic issue
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Now that useMixerHelper properly exposes backingTracks, we can:
- Revert the loading state workaround
- Restore original conditional requiring both showBackingTrackPlayer
and mixerHelper.backingTracks
- Remove debug console.log statements
The backing track section now waits for both conditions:
1. Player popup is open (showBackingTrackPlayer)
2. WebSocket data has arrived (mixerHelper.backingTracks)
This provides a cleaner implementation without loading placeholders.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause fix: useMixerHelper was reading backingTracks from Redux
but not returning it in the hook's return object, causing
mixerHelper.backingTracks to always be undefined.
The issue:
- Line 88: Reads backingTracks from Redux mediaSlice
- Line 89: Reads jamTracks from Redux mediaSlice
- Line 90: Reads recordedTracks from Redux mediaSlice
- Line 831-847: Return object MISSING these three properties
This caused:
- WebSocket MIXER_CHANGES dispatches setBackingTracks() ✓
- Redux mediaSlice.backingTracks updates ✓
- useMixerHelper reads it via selector ✓
- But doesn't expose it to components ✗
- Result: mixerHelper.backingTracks always undefined
Fix:
Added backingTracks, jamTracks, recordedTracks to return object.
Now the full data flow works:
1. WebSocket MIXER_CHANGES arrives
2. Dispatches setBackingTracks(mixers.backingTracks)
3. Redux mediaSlice updates
4. useMixerHelper reads via selector
5. Returns in hook object
6. Components access via mixerHelper.backingTracks
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes issue where backing track wasn't appearing because mixerHelper
data hadn't arrived yet via WebSocket. Now shows section immediately
with loading state until mixer data arrives.
Changes:
- Removed dependency on mixerHelper.backingTracks for initial display
- Section now shows when showBackingTrackPlayer is true
- Header shows filename from backingTrackData.backingTrack immediately
- Displays "Loading backing track controls..." until mixer data arrives
- Once MIXER_CHANGES WebSocket message arrives, shows full track with VU/gain
Display flow:
1. Player opens → showBackingTrackPlayer = true
2. Section immediately appears with header and filename
3. Shows loading message for controls
4. WebSocket MIXER_CHANGES arrives → mixerHelper.backingTracks populated
5. Full track controls appear (VU meter, gain, pan menu)
This provides immediate visual feedback while waiting for server data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes backing track display to show when the player popup is open,
matching JamTrack behavior. Also properly clears all state when closed.
Changes:
- Added showBackingTrackPlayer boolean from backingTrackData
- Updated conditional render to check showBackingTrackPlayer
- Track now displays only when popup is actually open
- handleBackingTrackMainClose now clears backingTrackData
- Also closes the modal to ensure popup is hidden
Display flow:
1. User selects backing track
2. handleBackingTrackSelected opens file and sets backingTrackData
3. Player popup opens (showBackingTrackPlayer = true)
4. WebSocket MIXER_CHANGES updates mixerHelper.backingTracks
5. Track appears in session screen (both conditions met)
6. Clicking close removes track and closes popup
Close flow:
1. Calls closeMedia() to close native client media
2. Clears backingTrackData (hides track and popup)
3. Closes modal (ensures popup window closes)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Matches JamTrack section format by adding a header showing
"Backing Track: {filename}" with a close link.
Changes:
- Added h5 header in JKSessionScreen with backing track filename
- Added close link with FontAwesome times icon
- Removed duplicate internal header from JKSessionBackingTrack component
- Now displays: "Backing Track: {shortFilename}" at the top
- Close link triggers handleBackingTrackMainClose
Format now matches JamTrack section:
- Header with name and close link
- Single track with instrument icon and mixer controls
- Consistent styling with border separator
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shows JamTrack stems in session screen only when the player is ready
to play (after download/packaging is complete), matching backing track
behavior.
Changes:
- Added jamTrackDownloadState selector
- Updated conditional render to check download state
- Stems now show when state is 'synchronized' or 'idle'
- Prevents showing stems during packaging/downloading
Stems display flow:
1. User selects JamTrack from modal
2. handleJamTrackSelect fetches JamTrack with stems
3. Sets selectedJamTrack and jamTrackStems in Redux
4. Player opens and begins packaging/downloading if needed
5. Once downloadState becomes 'synchronized', stems appear in session
6. Clicking close (player or session) removes stems and closes player
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes close functionality for both JamTrack player and session screen:
- Moved handleJamTrackClose to proper location with useCallback
- Player close button now calls full close handler (API + state cleanup)
- WindowPortal X button now calls full close handler
- Session screen close button uses same handler
- Clears selectedJamTrack, jamTrackStems, and jamTrackData on close
- Calls REST API closeJamTrack to notify server
- Removed duplicate handleJamTrackClose function
Close flow now properly:
1. Calls closeJamTrack REST API with session ID
2. Clears selectedJamTrack and jamTrackStems (hides stems in session)
3. Clears jamTrackData (closes player popup)
4. Shows success/error toast
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes JamTrack player to use inline styles matching the backing track
player's simpler approach while keeping the macOS window chrome.
- Removed CSS file import, switched to inline styles
- Matched backing track player's control layout
- Circular play (36px) and stop (36px) buttons
- Time + scrubber + time in one row matching backing track
- Mix dropdown and "create custom mix" link below controls
- Close button at bottom centered
- All spacing and colors match backing track player
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Matches design from screenshot with:
- Window chrome with traffic light controls
- Circular play/pause and square stop buttons
- Custom audio scrubber with progress and thumb
- Styled mix selector dropdown
- 'create custom mix' link
- Close button
- Updated error and state banners
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue: jamServer was undefined in downloadJamTrack thunk
Root cause: One loadJamTrack call in handlePlay was missing jamServer parameter
Fix:
- Added jamServer to loadJamTrack call on line 194
- Added jamServer to dependency array on line 384
- Removed debug logging
All loadJamTrack calls now properly pass jamServer with subscribe/unsubscribe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue: "WebSocket connection not available" error
Root cause: Getting 'server' object instead of subscribe/unsubscribe methods
Fix: Extract subscribe/unsubscribe directly from useJamServerContext()
and create jamServer object with those methods for the thunks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue: window.JK.SubscriptionUtils not available in session screen
Solution: Implement WebSocket subscribe/unsubscribe directly in React
Changes:
1. useJamServer: Added subscribe/unsubscribe methods using MessageFactory
2. JamServerContext: Exposed subscribe/unsubscribe to React components
3. useSessionWebSocket: Handle SUBSCRIPTION_MESSAGE and dispatch to Redux
4. mediaSlice: Use jamServer.subscribe instead of legacy SubscriptionUtils
5. JKSessionJamTrackPlayer: Pass jamServer to loadJamTrack thunk
Now the packaging flow works without relying on legacy jQuery code:
- Subscribe: jamServer.subscribe('mixdown', packageId)
- Server sends: SUBSCRIPTION_MESSAGE with packaging progress
- Handler updates: Redux downloadState via setDownloadState()
- Unsubscribe: jamServer.unsubscribe('mixdown', packageId)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue: Packaging timeout after 60 seconds with no progress updates
Root cause: Not subscribed to WebSocket notifications for packaging progress
Solution:
1. Subscribe to mixdown package using window.JK.SubscriptionUtils.subscribe()
2. Listen to jQuery SUBSCRIBE_NOTIFICATION events from the watch object
3. Update Redux state when packaging progress notifications arrive
4. Unsubscribe when packaging completes (success/error/timeout)
The legacy SubscriptionUtils system handles:
- Sending subscribe message to WebSocket gateway
- Receiving SUBSCRIPTION_MESSAGE from server
- Triggering jQuery events on watch objects
- Managing subscription lifecycle
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Backend expects:
- id: mixdown ID (not package ID)
- file_type, encrypt_type, sample_rate: package attributes
The controller finds or creates the package based on these attributes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The enqueueMixdown function was already defined in rest.js at line 694.
Removed the duplicate definition added at line 561 and updated the call
in mediaSlice.js to use the existing function signature.
Changes:
- Removed duplicate enqueueMixdown(packageId) at line 561
- Updated call to use existing signature: enqueueMixdown({ id: packageId })
- Existing function signature: enqueueMixdown(options) where options.id is the package ID
Fixes parsing error: "Identifier 'enqueueMixdown' has already been declared"
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the missing server-side packaging phase that exists in the
legacy system. JamTracks must be packaged/signed on the server before
they can be downloaded.
**Legacy System Flow (8 states):**
1. initial → 2. packaging → 3. downloading → 4. keying → 5. synchronized
**Previous Implementation (6 states - INCORRECT):**
1. idle → 2. checking → 3. downloading (skipped packaging!)
**New Implementation (7 states - CORRECT):**
1. idle → 2. checking → 3. packaging → 4. downloading → 5. keying → 6. synchronized
Changes:
1. REST API (rest.js):
- Added enqueueMixdown(packageId) endpoint
- POST /mixdowns/{packageId}/enqueue
2. Redux State (mediaSlice.js):
- Added 'packaging' state to downloadState
- Added packageId, packaging_steps, current_packaging_step, signing_state fields
- Updated clearDownloadState to reset new fields
3. Download Logic (mediaSlice.js downloadJamTrack thunk):
- Added packaging phase before download
- Calls enqueueMixdown API
- Waits for signing_state === 'SIGNED' (polls Redux state every 500ms)
- 60 second timeout with clear error messages
- Only proceeds to download after package is signed
4. WebSocket Handler (useSessionWebSocket.js):
- Added SUBSCRIBE_NOTIFICATION handler
- Updates packaging progress: signing_state, packaging_steps, current_packaging_step
- Handles packaging errors: ERROR, SIGNING_TIMEOUT, QUEUED_TIMEOUT, QUIET_TIMEOUT
- Logs packaging progress for debugging
5. UI (JKSessionJamTrackPlayer.js):
- Added packaging state display
- Shows "Your JamTrack is currently being created in the JamKazam server"
- Displays signing_state and step progress (X of Y)
- Shows spinner during packaging
- Matches legacy system UX
This fixes the critical issue where JamTracks were attempted to be
downloaded without server-side packaging, which would always fail.
The flow now matches the legacy download_jamtrack.js.coffee behavior
documented in .planning/codebase/JAMTRACK_LEGACY.md lines 57-85.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Error: "Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys
{id, description, created_at, updated_at, popularity})"
Root cause:
- JKSessionMyTrack.js line 191 was rendering {track?.instrument} directly
- track.instrument is an object, not a string
- React cannot render objects as children - they must be primitives
This error appeared when JamTrack stems were displayed on the session
screen after selecting a JamTrack. The stems use JKSessionMyTrack
components which have instrument tooltips.
Solution:
Changed tooltip content from:
{track?.instrument}
To:
{track?.instrument?.description || track?.instrument?.name || 'Unknown Instrument'}
This extracts the description string from the instrument object, with
fallbacks to name or a default string.
Fixes crash when hovering over JamTrack stem instruments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two critical fixes:
1. Error Boundary Crash
- errorInfo can be null between getDerivedStateFromError and componentDidCatch
- Added null check: {this.state.errorInfo && this.state.errorInfo.componentStack}
- Prevents "Cannot read properties of null" error
2. Sample Rate Mismatch
- Removed fallback to different sample rates (tier 4)
- Native client CANNOT play packages with mismatched sample rates
- If client is 44kHz but package is 48kHz, play will fail with "Unable to play JamTrack"
- Now throws clear error: "No package available for sample rate 44kHz. Available rates: 48kHz"
Root cause of play failure:
- Client sample rate: 44kHz (from GetSampleRate 44.099998...)
- Package downloaded: 48kHz (only available package)
- fqId built: jamTrack.id-44 (based on client rate)
- Native client cannot play 48kHz files with 44kHz fqId → Play fails
Solution:
- Sample rate fallback removed - must match exactly
- User gets actionable error message suggesting to restart audio interface
or select different sample rate
Fixes "Unable to play JamTrack" error and error boundary crash.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The strict pickMyPackage logic failed when JamTracks only have mp3
packages or packages at different sample rates. The test JamTrack "db"
only has: mp3, null encryption, 48kHz - none of which matched the
search criteria (ogg, jkz, 44kHz).
Implemented a 4-tier fallback strategy:
1. Ideal: ogg + jkz encryption + matching sample rate
2. Fallback 1: ogg + any encryption + matching sample rate
3. Fallback 2: any format + matching sample rate
4. Last resort: first available package (with warning)
This allows the player to work with:
- Demo/test JamTracks that may only have mp3 packages
- JamTracks without encryption
- Sample rate mismatches (44kHz client, 48kHz package)
The warning log helps identify when we're using a non-ideal package.
Removed debug logging as the package structure is now understood.
Fixes "No compatible package found" error for JamTracks without
ideal package configurations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added console.log statements to inspect the actual package data structure
returned from the REST API. This will help identify:
- Correct field names (snake_case vs camelCase)
- Actual values for file_type, encrypt_type, sample_rate
- Available packages for debugging "No compatible package" errors
Also updated the compatiblePackage search to check both naming conventions:
- pkg.file_type or pkg.fileType
- pkg.encrypt_type or pkg.encryptType
- pkg.sample_rate or pkg.sampleRate
This is a temporary debugging commit to diagnose the package matching issue.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Error: "No compatible package found for sample rate 44.099998474121094kHz"
Root cause:
- jamClient.GetSampleRate() returns floating-point: 44.099998474121094
- Package sample_rate is stored as integer: 44
- Strict equality check (===) fails due to type/precision mismatch
Solution:
Normalize the sample rate before comparison using the same logic as
fqId construction: rawSampleRate >= 46 ? 48 : 44
This converts:
- 44.099998474121094 → 44
- 48.0 → 48
Matches the pattern used in loadJamTrack thunk where fqId is built as:
`${jamTrack.id}-${sampleRate === 48 ? '48' : '44'}`
Fixes "No compatible package found for sample rate" error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The error "Mixdown has no packages available" occurred because we were
calling jamClient.JamTrackGetMixdowns() which returns a different data
structure without the packages array. The packages are only available
in the mixdowns returned from the REST API endpoint /api/jamtracks/{id}.
Root cause:
- jamClient.JamTrackGetMixdowns() returns simplified mixdown metadata
- Full mixdown data with packages comes from REST API via getJamTrack()
- The jamTrack object passed to downloadJamTrack already has mixdowns
with their packages array
Changes to mediaSlice.js downloadJamTrack:
- Use jamTrack.mixdowns directly instead of calling jamClient API
- Add comment explaining the difference in data sources
- Improve error messages with mixdown names for debugging
Changes to JKSessionJamTrackPlayer.js:
- Use jamTrack.mixdowns directly in initialization
- Update comment to clarify data source
This ensures the pickMyPackage logic has access to the packages array
needed to select the correct package variant (ogg, jkz, sample rate).
Fixes "Mixdown has no packages available" error during JamTrack playback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The downloadJamTrack thunk was failing with "No mixdown package available"
because it was trying to access mixdowns[0].packageId directly. Mixdowns
have a packages array, and the correct package must be selected based on
client capabilities (pickMyPackage logic from legacy implementation).
Changes to downloadJamTrack thunk:
- Get client sample rate via jamClient.GetSampleRate()
- Find mixdown by mixdownId if provided, else use first mixdown
- Implement pickMyPackage logic to find compatible package:
* file_type === 'ogg'
* encrypt_type === 'jkz'
* sample_rate === clientSampleRate (44 or 48 kHz)
- Extract packageId from selected package
- Add detailed error messages for each failure case
This matches the legacy JamTrackStore.pickMyPackage() behavior documented
in .planning/codebase/JAMTRACK_LEGACY.md lines 126-130.
Fixes "No mixdown package available" error during JamTrack playback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added jamTrackData state to activeSessionSlice following the same
pattern as backingTrackData. This properly separates concerns:
- jamTrackData stores full player data (jamTrack, session, currentUser)
- Presence of jamTrackData indicates player should be shown
Changes to activeSessionSlice.js:
- Add jamTrackData: null to initial state
- Add setJamTrackData and clearJamTrackData reducers
- Export actions and selectJamTrackData selector
Changes to JKSessionScreen.js:
- Import setJamTrackData, clearJamTrackData, selectJamTrackData
- Remove openJamTrack usage from sessionUISlice
- Update handleJamTrackSelect to dispatch setJamTrackData
- Update selectors to use jamTrackData
- Update render to pass jamTrackData.jamTrack to player
Fixes "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')" error
where jamTrack prop was undefined due to incorrect state structure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
JamTrack player component was created in Phase 5 but never integrated
into JKSessionScreen. The player now appears in a popup window when a
JamTrack is selected from the browser.
Changes:
- Import JKSessionJamTrackPlayer component
- Import setOpenJamTrack, clearOpenJamTrack, selectOpenJamTrack from Redux
- Add openJamTrack and showJamTrackPlayer selectors
- Add handleJamTrackPlayerClose callback
- Update handleJamTrackSelect to dispatch setOpenJamTrack
- Add conditional rendering of JamTrack player with WindowPortal
Follows the same pattern as BackingTrack player integration.
Resolves issue where stems displayed but player popup didn't appear.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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