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fix(web): Restore device defaults resets server settings even after picking a project on another settings page - #32729
Restore device defaults silently skips every environment-wide setting after you pick a project on another settings page.
Change
Restore ignores the settings URL scope and resets every connected environment. Its dialog includes settings changed on any environment.
Scope and approval
Bug fix: an existing restore button skipped environment-wide defaults. No new UI, setting or behavior. Refs #35155.
Verification
An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran these checks on 2026-11-14 (UTC). Before/after: main ee4ef06 and 950d207 (that main merged).
vp run scenarios:prove: "fails on base ee4ef06469 and passes on head 950d207d2b".
Setup: Ubuntu 26.04, T3's Browser panel (Chromium, 1280×800, light theme); per commit a fresh macOS 27.0.1 test server named "Test machine", one environment, one synthetic project "Sample".
Steps: Threads → turn off Auto-settle inactive threads → Applying settings for: Sample → General → Restore device defaults → Confirm → Threads → All projects
Desktop: not run on 950d207; it renders the same web settings code.
Two connected environments in a real client: not run on 950d207; the test's second row covers them.
A retained machine or checkout scope: same code path as the project scope, read from code, not run.
More detail
Steps: open Settings → Threads and turn off "Auto-settle inactive threads". Pick a project in "Applying settings for", click General, then Restore device defaults → Confirm. Expected: auto-settle is back on. Actual: the theme and client settings reset, but auto-settle and the other environment-wide settings stay as they were, with no warning. The dialog keeps listing them and the button stays enabled, so pressing it again changes nothing.
Settings keeps the chosen project in the URL across pages on purpose, and General hides the scope picker. Restore planned its patch against that hidden project scope. planScopedSettingsPatch drops keys that can't be set per project, and because the client keys still applied, no "Setting not saved" warning showed.
useScopedSettings.ts: add useAllEnvironmentsSettings(). It resolves the all-environments scope whatever the URL carries and writes through the existing planScopedSettingsPatch and useRunScopedPlan path (same toasts on failure).
useSettingsRestore uses it for both the dialog labels and the write, so the dialog lists exactly what gets reset on every connected environment.
A very small, focused fix for an obvious bug: a button named "Restore device defaults" left environment-wide defaults unrestored without telling the user. It adds no UI, setting or new behavior.
For the dialog, useAllEnvironmentsSettings() reads each setting from the first connected environment that changed it (changedScopedSettings in scopedSettings.ts), so a setting changed on any environment is listed and enables the button.
Scope retention across pages is unchanged; going back to Threads still shows the chosen project. The other rows on General, Appearance, Chat and Diffs write only client settings, so Restore was the only server write on those pages that hit this. Mobile has its own settings screens and is not affected. #30362, #28984 and #28842 touch nearby lines in useScopedSettings.ts for unrelated reasons.
SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx: both rows fail with main ee4ef06's production files. The project row reports expected [] to deeply equal [ [ 'primary', 7, undefined ], …(1) ] (no server writes). On 950d207 both rows pass, 2/2.
SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx renders useSettingsRestore under a project scope with two connected environments, checks the dialog labels, confirms, and checks that each environment gets one updateSettings call with the auto-settle default and no project overrides. A second row keeps a machine scope on the remote environment, with default settings on the primary and a changed remote; with main's production files it fails with expected [ [ 'remote', 7, undefined ] ] to deeply equal [ [ 'primary', 7, undefined ], …(1) ]. Without the per-environment read, the labels came back empty and Restore stayed disabled.
vp test run --project browser src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx
setup() writes default client settings first, since browser test files share localStorage and an earlier file can leave one changed.
The scenario (free Replay agent, no sign-in) turns auto-settle off, picks a project, restores from General and checks the switch under All projects.
On 950d207, Node 26.12.1: settingsScopeNavigation, scopedSettings, settingsScope and SettingsPanels.logic (72/72), ProjectSettingsPanel.browser.test.tsx (25/25), apps/web typecheck, and vp run check:changed ee4ef06469c8e7551aa3c97b554991c9ab996a8f (format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, React Compiler) pass.
…icking a project on another settings page
Settings keeps the "Applying settings for" project in the URL when you move
from a scoped page such as Threads to General, where the scope picker is
hidden. Restore device defaults planned against that hidden project scope,
so every environment-wide server setting was dropped without a warning and
the dialog kept listing them.
Restore now reads and writes the all-environments scope, so it resets every
connected environment and its dialog lists what it will change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Restoring device defaults now resets connected environments even when a project selection remains in the settings URL. The action still requires confirmation and uses existing authorization and failure reporting; product default values are unchanged.
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Walkthrough
Settings restore now reads changed settings across connected environments and plans default-setting updates for those environments, regardless of the current URL scope.
Changes: Settings restore across environments
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Summary
Compute and update all-environment settings apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.ts, apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedSettings.ts
Added changedScopedSettings to select the first non-default value for each setting across targets. Added useAllEnvironmentsSettings to read those settings and plan updates across connected environments.
Use all-environment settings for restore apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsPanels.tsx, apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx
useSettingsRestore now uses useAllEnvironmentsSettings. Browser tests cover project and machine scopes where only a remote environment has changed settings. They check setting labels and verify restore patches for both environments.
Restore device defaults now resets settings across all connected environments regardless of the project selected in the settings URL. The dialog labels and the write use the same scope. No merge-blocking risk was found.
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The title names the fix: Restore device defaults resets server settings even after a project was picked on another settings page. The changeset makes Restore use an all-environments scope for the dialog labels and the write, which matches the title. The title follows the conventional commit form and uses plain language. The title is 110 characters, which is long, but it stays specific.
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@apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 125-129: The labels assertion receives an extra “Word wrap” label;
trace its source through useMergedSettings and the client settings store, then
fix the underlying state leak or default mismatch. If state leaks between tests,
reset the client settings in setup(); update the expected labels only if Word
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Browser test files share localStorage, and an earlier file can leave a
client setting such as word wrap changed, which added it to the labels the
test asserts. The test now writes default client settings in setup().
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Major · Include every target in the restore labels. · SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx:435
apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx:435 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Include every target in the restore labels.
If only a remote environment has customized settings, the restore button is disabled. If another setting is dirty, the reset can change the remote setting without listing it. This also affects a retained remote scope that previously read that environment.
Derive the labels from all connected targets using shared mixed-target handling. Add a test with a retained remote scope, default primary settings, and customized remote settings.
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Update the restore-label handling in SettingsRestore to include every connected
target using the existing shared mixed-target handling, so customized remote
settings are listed even when primary settings are default and a remote scope is
retained. Add a browser test covering a retained remote scope, default primary
settings, and customized remote settings, verifying the restore action remains
correctly enabled and labels the affected target.
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- Line 435: Update the restore-label handling in SettingsRestore to include
every connected target using the existing shared mixed-target handling, so
customized remote settings are listed even when primary settings are default and
a remote scope is retained. Add a browser test covering a retained remote scope,
default primary settings, and customized remote settings, verifying the restore
action remains correctly enabled and labels the affected target.
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Restore resets every connected environment, so its dialog labels and
enabled state now read a change on any of them instead of only the
primary environment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re the outside-diff finding in this review: confirmed, and it was a regression from this PR for a retained remote scope: main read that environment for the labels, while this PR reset every environment but read only the primary. Fixed in 4f05033: useAllEnvironmentsSettings now builds the dialog view from all connected targets through the shared resolveScopedSettingsTargets path, taking each setting from the first environment that changed it (changedScopedSettings in scopedSettings.ts). SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx gains the row you described (machine scope on the remote, default primary, customized remote); it fails on the previous commit with empty labels and passes now, including one write per environment.
verified unchanged head 4f050331fdbe92969c1640e6ebd016f21964c64a on linux with the real dev web client, repo Playwright dependencies and /usr/bin/google-chrome. ran vp i in both checkouts and one background dev server at a time with isolated empty state. created the project pointing at the real repository through the app and completed real Codex gpt-6.1-sol turns on both revisions. no mocks, fixtures or replay provider.
on github/main (934c7f8d8e), turned off auto-settle inactive threads, selected the project in threads settings, opened general, and confirmed restore device defaults. auto-settle stayed off. on this head, the same flow restored it to on at 7 days and stayed restored after reload. the dialog correctly listed auto-settle without the hidden project scope's new-thread mode.
nearby checks: cancel preserved the disabled setting; navigating back to threads retained the project selection; a real Codex follow-up after restore returned restore verified. merged-thread auto-settle remained on. no source changes were needed.
main after confirm: aria-checked=false
pr after confirm: aria-checked=true; days=7
pr after reload: aria-checked=true
retained settings url: /settings/threads?project=git.cafe%2Fpingdotgg%2Ft3code
Codex before restore: verification ready
Codex after restore: restore verified
blacksmith: SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx 2/2 passed
blacksmith: scopedSettings/settingsScope/settingsScopeNavigation 50/50 passed
head CI: 29 successful, 0 failing, 0 pending
matching 945×889 captures, before and after:
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multiple connected environments, remote-only changes, retained machine/checkout scopes, disconnected or read-only environments, and partial write failures were not exercised against real servers. the existing browser test covers two connected targets, but that is not live integration evidence. native desktop, ios and android clients were not run on this linux vm. no relay/tunnel session was exercised. the focused checks above were rerun through blacksmith; the complete CI suite was not rerun locally.
Thanks @maria-rcks for the real dev-server run. It reproduces the original report: on main, after you picked a project in Threads settings, Restore device defaults left auto-settle off. On this head it comes back on at 7 days and stays on after a reload. The dialog lists auto-settle without the hidden project's new-thread mode, and Cancel leaves the setting alone. Noted that multiple connected environments, remote-only changes and partial write failures are still untested against real servers. Only the two-target browser test covers that path for now.
Both sides' imports are kept in useScopedSettings.ts, and the all-environments Restore write now passes the environments and a planner to main's queued settings writer, since main's useRunScopedPlan no longer takes a built plan.
Your run on 4f05033 no longer covers this PR, because the fix's own file useScopedSettings.ts changed. I merged main to clear its conflict with #35741, which changed useRunScopedPlan to take the environments and a planner, so the head moved to 26306e0 and Restore's write now calls run(environments, (current) => planScopedSettingsPatch(scope, current, patch)). On 26306e0 I ran the PR's tests, check:changed, scenarios:prove (fails on main 313f601, passes here) and the restore steps in T3's Browser panel.
This PR changes the test suite by +1 test cases (browser +1, unit 0, server 0).
New browser test files: apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx.
Each browser test file costs CI seconds of module loading before its first test runs; a unit test costs milliseconds.
Keep tests that would fail for a real reason, and test logic below the UI where it can be. See Testing.
Both sides' imports are kept in useScopedSettings.ts, and the all-environments Restore read now applies main's in-flight scoped writes the way SettingsScopeContext does, so the Restore list keeps main's optimistic updates.
Your run on 4f05033 still does not cover this PR, and the head moved again, from 26306e0 to 950d207. I merged main to clear a new conflict in useScopedSettings.ts with #28945, and the Restore list now applies main's in-flight writes the way SettingsScopeContext does. On 950d207 I ran the PR's tests, check:changed, scenarios:prove (fails on main ee4ef06, passes here) and the restore steps in T3's Browser panel.
Thanks for this. #35182 makes the same change and is the one being kept.
The fix in #35182 addresses the same retained-project-scope bug while preserving an explicitly selected machine. This PR instead resets every connected environment, which broadens the action beyond the reported problem.
Your reproduction and regression coverage establish the bug clearly. We’re keeping the narrower fix so restoring defaults does not also reset other machines when one is selected.
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Problem
Restore device defaults silently skips every environment-wide setting after you pick a project on another settings page.
Change
Restore ignores the settings URL scope and resets every connected environment. Its dialog includes settings changed on any environment.
Scope and approval
Bug fix: an existing restore button skipped environment-wide defaults. No new UI, setting or behavior. Refs #35155.
Verification
An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran these checks on 2026-11-14 (UTC). Before/after: main ee4ef06 and 950d207 (that main merged).
vp run scenarios:prove: "fails on baseee4ef06469and passes on head950d207d2b".Setup: Ubuntu 26.04, T3's Browser panel (Chromium, 1280×800, light theme); per commit a fresh macOS 27.0.1 test server named "Test machine", one environment, one synthetic project "Sample".
Steps: Threads → turn off Auto-settle inactive threads → Applying settings for: Sample → General → Restore device defaults → Confirm → Threads → All projects
The dialog lists Auto-settle inactive threads and New thread mode
The dialog lists Auto-settle inactive threads
Auto-settle inactive threads is still off
Auto-settle inactive threads is on, 7 days
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Steps: open Settings → Threads and turn off "Auto-settle inactive threads". Pick a project in "Applying settings for", click General, then Restore device defaults → Confirm. Expected: auto-settle is back on. Actual: the theme and client settings reset, but auto-settle and the other environment-wide settings stay as they were, with no warning. The dialog keeps listing them and the button stays enabled, so pressing it again changes nothing.
Settings keeps the chosen project in the URL across pages on purpose, and General hides the scope picker. Restore planned its patch against that hidden project scope.
planScopedSettingsPatchdrops keys that can't be set per project, and because the client keys still applied, no "Setting not saved" warning showed.useScopedSettings.ts: adduseAllEnvironmentsSettings(). It resolves the all-environments scope whatever the URL carries and writes through the existingplanScopedSettingsPatchanduseRunScopedPlanpath (same toasts on failure).useSettingsRestoreuses it for both the dialog labels and the write, so the dialog lists exactly what gets reset on every connected environment.A very small, focused fix for an obvious bug: a button named "Restore device defaults" left environment-wide defaults unrestored without telling the user. It adds no UI, setting or new behavior.
For the dialog,
useAllEnvironmentsSettings()reads each setting from the first connected environment that changed it (changedScopedSettingsinscopedSettings.ts), so a setting changed on any environment is listed and enables the button.Scope retention across pages is unchanged; going back to Threads still shows the chosen project. The other rows on General, Appearance, Chat and Diffs write only client settings, so Restore was the only server write on those pages that hit this. Mobile has its own settings screens and is not affected. #30362, #28984 and #28842 touch nearby lines in
useScopedSettings.tsfor unrelated reasons.SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsx: both rows fail with main ee4ef06's production files. The project row reportsexpected [] to deeply equal [ [ 'primary', 7, undefined ], …(1) ](no server writes). On 950d207 both rows pass, 2/2.SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsxrendersuseSettingsRestoreunder a project scope with two connected environments, checks the dialog labels, confirms, and checks that each environment gets oneupdateSettingscall with the auto-settle default and no project overrides. A second row keeps a machine scope on the remote environment, with default settings on the primary and a changed remote; with main's production files it fails withexpected [ [ 'remote', 7, undefined ] ] to deeply equal [ [ 'primary', 7, undefined ], …(1) ]. Without the per-environment read, the labels came back empty and Restore stayed disabled.vp test run --project browser src/components/settings/SettingsRestore.browser.test.tsxsetup()writes default client settings first, since browser test files share localStorage and an earlier file can leave one changed.settingsScopeNavigation,scopedSettings,settingsScopeandSettingsPanels.logic(72/72),ProjectSettingsPanel.browser.test.tsx(25/25), apps/web typecheck, andvp run check:changed ee4ef06469c8e7551aa3c97b554991c9ab996a8f(format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, React Compiler) pass.useScopedSettings.tskeeps both sides' imports, and Restore's write passes the environments and a planner to main'suseRunScopedPlan, which fix(web): preserve queued project settings changes #35741 changed.useScopedSettings.tskeeps both sides' imports, and Restore's list applies main's in-flight writes the waySettingsScopeContextdoes, which fix(web): use optimistic updates for settings across environments #28945 added.Generated with Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code Nightly