10-task plan: (1) surface DriverType to the TagModal driver dropdown,
(2) shared TagConfigJson util + empty TagConfigEditorMap + DynamicComponent
dispatch scaffold, (3) Modbus editor as the worked example, (4-8) S7/AbCip/
AbLegacy/TwinCAT/Focas editors (parallelizable, disjoint files), (9) register
the five in the map, (10) docker-dev live verify (needs a non-Galaxy driver in
the rig). Each editor = pure FromJson/ToJson/Validate model (unit-tested) + thin
razor shell; preserves unknown JSON keys; driver pages untouched. Co-located
.tasks.json for resume.
Approved design: 6 new per-driver TagConfig editor components
(Modbus/S7/AbCip/AbLegacy/TwinCAT/Focas) dispatched by the selected driver's
DriverType via a TagConfigEditorMap + DynamicComponent; the 3 unmapped drivers
keep the generic raw-JSON editor; no raw-JSON toggle on typed drivers. Editors
reuse the drivers' enums + JSON property names (not razor markup); driver pages
untouched. Pure FromJson/ToJson/Validate helpers are unit-tested (no bUnit);
live verify needs a non-Galaxy driver added to docker-dev. AdminUI-only, no
data-model change.
The /uns filter was per-level: it matched only a node's direct children by
DisplayName and only under already-expanded nodes, so typing "blender" at the
top matched nothing — the structural ancestors don't contain the text and
weren't expanded.
Rework UnsTree to the standard tree-filter behaviour:
- A node is shown if it self-matches, sits under a matched ancestor, or has a
matching descendant (VisibleUnder).
- The path to a match auto-expands (chevron + child block follow a filter-
derived `childrenShown`, not node.Expanded), and the whole subtree under a
matched node is shown.
- Lazy tag children are only considered once their equipment is loaded, so the
filter never triggers lazy loads; the bounded structural tree keeps the
recursive walk cheap.
Clearing the filter restores the user's manual expand state (node.Expanded is
untouched). Build clean; AdminUI.Tests 216/216.
The three TestMachine_001 folder-path tag inserts were guarded by TagId, but
the violated constraint is UX_Tag_FolderPath — a unique filtered index on
(DriverInstanceId, FolderPath, Name) WHERE EquipmentId IS NULL. The Galaxy
driver auto-materialises these same folder-path tags at runtime under its own
generated TagIds (nw-mirror-*), so on a re-run the TagId guard found nothing,
the insert fired, and it collided on UX_Tag_FolderPath — cluster-seed exited 1.
Guard each insert on the index's natural key instead, so the row is skipped
whether it came from a prior seed or the driver's runtime mirror.
Verified by re-running cluster-seed against the populated dev volume (which
holds nw-mirror-testmachine_001-testalarm00{1,2,3}): exit 0, no UX_Tag_FolderPath
violation.
- New docs/Uns.md: the global UNS tree (Enterprise/Site read-only groupings,
editable Area→Line→Equipment→Tag/VirtualTag), navigating/filter, the
create/edit/delete modals, served-by cluster = UnsArea.ClusterId, tags are
equipment-bound while Galaxy/SystemPlatform folder-path tags stay on the
driver page, CSV import, and "changes apply on next Deploy".
- README.md: index row under Operational.
- CLAUDE.md: Testing section now points at /uns + docs/Uns.md.
Low-severity review nits, no behaviour change to the happy path:
- CloseModals() now also resets the leftover _*ModalIsNew / parent-id fields
(area ClusterId, line AreaId, equipment LineId, tag/vtag) for symmetry —
harmless today (always set before a modal opens) but consistent.
- HandleAddChild / HandleAddVirtualTag / HandleEdit gain a _modalBusy guard
(try/finally) so a rapid double-action can't race two service loads into the
same modal state. The switch bodies are re-indented under the try block.
- VirtualTagModal DataType is now an InputSelect over the standard OPC UA type
list (the same set TagModal uses) instead of free-text InputText.
- RefreshEquipmentChildrenAsync documents that callers own StateHasChanged()
and the full-reload fallback is spelled out as a block with a comment.
Build clean; AdminUI.Tests 216/216.
Audit (task #134) found the same Razor literal-binding bug class as the UNS
Filter fix (14b4692): a string-typed component parameter assigned without a
leading @ is a LITERAL, not an expression. Confirmed against the generated
.g.cs (literal "_error" vs TypeCheck<String>(_error)).
- DriverFormShell Error="_error" -> "@_error" on all 9 driver edit pages:
Error received the constant "_error", so the error banner rendered
permanently and the real failure message was never shown.
- DriverBrowseTree SelectedNodeId="_tagName"/"_nodeId" -> "@..." in the
Galaxy and OpcUaClient address pickers: the tree's selected-node highlight
compared against a literal that never matched a real node.
Build clean; generated code now binds all 11 as TypeCheck<String>(field);
AdminUI.Tests 216/216 green.
GlobalUns passed string component params without an @ prefix
(Filter="_filter", ClusterId="_areaModalClusterId", etc.). Razor treats a
string-typed component-parameter value without @ as a LITERAL, so UnsTree.Filter
became the literal "_filter" and the modals received literal field-name strings
as their parent ids. The non-empty literal filter matched no node, so the tree
never rendered children beyond the enterprise roots; the modals would have created
children under a bogus cluster/area/line/equipment id.
Add @ to the six string-param bindings. Verified live in docker-dev: the full
Enterprise->Cluster->Area->Line->Equipment tree renders and an area created via the
modal persists with the correct ClusterId (MAIN). No unit test added — this is a
Razor binding issue not reachable without bUnit (not used in this project).
Deletes the 10 Razor pages superseded by the global /uns tree (Tasks 12–16):
ClusterUns, UnsAreaEdit, UnsLineEdit, ClusterEquipment, EquipmentEdit,
ImportEquipment, ClusterTags, TagEdit, VirtualTags, VirtualTagEdit.
No dangling references found; build is clean.
Add LoadEquipmentChildrenAsync to IUnsTreeService and UnsTreeService; returns
Tag nodes (ordered by Name) then VirtualTag nodes (ordered by Name) as leaf
nodes with ChildCount=0, HasLazyChildren=false, keys tag:{id}/vtag:{id}.
Wrap the script compile-cost guardrail block in its own inner try/catch so a
transient SQL failure on ToListAsync cannot fall through to the outer catch and
produce a Rejected reply for an otherwise-valid deploy. advisory is declared in
the outer scope so the Accepted StartDeploymentResult Message is unaffected on
the happy path; the inner catch logs a Warning and leaves advisory null.
Joseph Doherty