fix(insertions): the deleted word stayed in the transcript - #604
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Deleting an ordinary clip should retain generated media and its transcript. The current coverage could miss a regression that removes the transcript while leaving the generated clip visible, causing missing transcript data. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant removeGeneratedClips
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removeGeneratedClips->>removeClip: remove generated clip IDs
removeClip->>AxcutDocument: update clips and anchored rows
removeClip->>dropUnusedGeneratedMedia: pass updated document
dropUnusedGeneratedMedia->>AxcutDocument: filter unreferenced generated assets and transcripts
dropUnusedGeneratedMedia-->>removeClip: return cleaned document
removeClip-->>removeGeneratedClips: return updated document
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In `@src/lib/ai-edition/document/audioTracks.ts`:
- Line 174: Remove the broad asset filtering that deletes doomed[0].assetId
before cleanup; preserve ordinary recording assets such as “vo” and pass the
updated audioTracks with the existing assets directly to
dropUnusedGeneratedMedia. Keep generated-media cleanup delegated to
dropUnusedGeneratedMedia so Restore full timeline retains recording media.
In `@src/lib/ai-edition/document/insertion.test.ts`:
- Line 193: Update the control test around removeClip to delete ordinary clip c1
instead of generated clip ext:synth_1, then assert that asset a1 remains in
back.assets while preserving the existing assertions.
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Deleting an amber clip from the timeline left its generated asset and its one-word transcript in the document. The word stayed in the pane, playing nowhere, and its file stayed on disk. Only the transcript pane's delete dropped that media, and that is not the delete the user performs. The trash icon on the clip calls `removeClip`, and the assistant calls the tool of the same name; neither has ever heard of an insertion, and neither should. Same hole one lane over: the trash on a voice-over pill calls `removeAudioTrack`. So the rule goes where the deletes converge, as one sweep beside the asset drop it generalises (#350): media generated FROM a word is owned by the one clip or track that plays it, and when the last thing playing it goes, it goes. Scoped to generated ids — a recording whose last clip is deleted must stay, or "Restore full timeline" has nothing to restore. `removeGeneratedClips` and `removeGeneratedTracks` then stop doing it by hand; the first is now one line. Found while de-risking the merge: four orphaned `ext:synth_*` assets in a test project, referenced by no clip and no track.
The one calling itself the ordinary-clip control deleted the generated clip, so it repeated the test above it and guarded nothing. CodeRabbit caught it. Replaced with the two properties the scoping decision actually rests on: the recording survives when its LAST clip goes, which is the branch that empties the timeline and the reason `restoreFullTimeline` still has a duration to read; and generated media survives when a delete happens elsewhere while the insertion is still on the timeline.
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In `@src/lib/ai-edition/document/insertion.test.ts`:
- Line 207: Add an assertion alongside the existing back.assets check in the
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| // collect media that is still on the timeline. | ||
| const back = removeClip(withInsertion(), "c1"); | ||
| expect(back.timeline.clips.some((c) => c.assetId === "ext:synth_1")).toBe(true); | ||
| expect(back.assets.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a1", "ext:synth_1"]); |
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Assert that the generated transcript remains.
The ordinary-clip control checks the generated asset and clip, but it does not check the generated transcript. If cleanup removes the transcript while the asset remains, this test still passes. Add an assertion for ext:synth_1 in back.transcripts.
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expect(back.assets.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a1", "ext:synth_1"]);
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| expect(back.assets.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a1", "ext:synth_1"]); | |
| expect(back.assets.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a1", "ext:synth_1"]); | |
| expect(back.transcripts.some((t) => t.assetId === "ext:synth_1")).toBe(true); |
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In `@src/lib/ai-edition/document/insertion.test.ts` at line 207, Add an assertion
alongside the existing back.assets check in the insertion test to verify that
back.transcripts contains the generated transcript identifier ext:synth_1,
ensuring cleanup has not removed it.
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The bug
Delete an amber clip from the timeline and its generated asset plus its one-word transcript stay in the document. The word stays in the transcript pane, playing nowhere, and its file stays on disk.
Found while de-risking the #569 merge: a test project here carries four orphaned
ext:synth_*assets, referenced by no clip and no track.Why
Only the transcript pane's delete dropped that media — and that is not the delete the user performs. The trash icon on the clip calls
removeClip, the assistant calls the tool of the same name, and neither has ever heard of an insertion. Neither should. Same hole one lane over: the trash on a voice-over pill callsremoveAudioTrack.The fix
One sweep, where the deletes converge, beside the asset drop it generalises (#350): media generated from a word is owned by the one clip or track that plays it, so when the last thing playing it goes, it goes.
Scoped to generated ids on purpose. A recording whose last clip is deleted must stay in the document, or Restore full timeline has nothing to restore.
removeGeneratedClipsandremoveGeneratedTracksthen stop doing it by hand — the first is now one line. Net +86/−25 including tests.Checks
Three tests that failed before it, one per delete path plus the ordinary-clip control. Full suite green (2644).
Not fixed here
extensionClipPathnames the file{wordId}_{durationMs}.mp4, so two different words of the same length already share a path. Harmless while the media is a mire of that duration; it needs a content hash the day TTS lands, with or without this change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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