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type project date status focus work-items blockers tags updated
daily fidelity 2026-05-08 active
pdiap-15836
pdiap-12284
PDIAP-15836
PDIAP-12284
daily
fidelity
2026-05-08

2026-05-08

Focus

  • Capture the May 7 Mattermost thread updates for PDIAP-15836 / PDIAP-12284 and keep current work memory aligned with Jeff's direction.

Work Done

  • Mattermost sync confirmed David moved PDIAP-15836 to In Progress and found a possible minimal dismissal fix path that would not require removing UIHostingController.
  • Refined the Copilot implementation direction for the combined PDIAP-15836 / PDIAP-12284 branch: evaluate XFlowViewMaker-owned global host-mode resolution instead of Fid4-owned per-flow mapping.
  • Friday standup reported PDIAP-15836 as In Progress and aligned with PDIAP-12284 so dismissal/lifecycle changes and UIKit-removal work can be handled in the same branch and validated together.
  • Friday standup reported continued PDIAP-12284 evaluation around a dual-path strategy: SwiftUI host should become the default while preserving the current UIHostingController path temporarily for validation.

Findings

  • David's early PDIAP-15836 finding was that the tested dismissal approach appeared coupled to the UIHostingController removal path, but he was investigating whether the lifecycle/dismissal fix could be isolated.
  • Current working design preference is SwiftUI host by default, including missing or unknown feature configuration; UIHostingController should be selected only by an explicit temporary fallback flag.
  • XFlowSDK should consume a resolved host-mode decision rather than depend directly on LaunchDarkly, Flagship, or app-specific feature-flag clients.
  • The SwiftUI dismissal path still needs evidence that delegate/session-clear callbacks fire only after dismissal completion; do not rely on onDisappear alone unless simulator logs validate it.

Communication

  • Jeff directed David to do the PDIAP-15836 dismissal/lifecycle work and PDIAP-12284 UIKit-removal work in the same branch, because both changes are disruptive enough to require consumer testing.
  • Jeff approved the Friday standup wording for Teams, and David sent it.
  • Jeff said he was traveling to Managua and asked David to monitor and respond on Teams while he was gone, asking for help if a message came in that David was unsure how to answer.

Next Steps

  • Treat PDIAP-15836 and PDIAP-12284 as same-branch work unless later direction changes; keep consumer-testing impact explicit.
  • Ask Copilot to inspect whether XFlowViewMaker can use existing FeatureEnabling / Featuring abstractions for global host-mode resolution; if not, have it return the smallest dependency-injection option instead of pushing per-flow logic into Fid4.

Blockers

  • None currently.