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david.delagneau 1ad707373a Add daily logs and templates for project fidelity 
- Created daily log entries for May 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, and 21, capturing work done, findings, and next steps.
- Established a daily logs index for easy navigation of daily notes.
- Developed templates for daily logs, decisions, meeting notes, people, systems, and work items to standardize documentation.
- Introduced base files for filtering and displaying various types of project knowledge, including daily notes, decisions, people, systems, work items, and workstreams.
- Added maps for current work, fidelity apps, and fidelity domain to enhance project navigation and context.
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pdiap-12284
pdiap-15836
rest-validation
PDIAP-12284
PDIAP-15836
PDIAP-15838
daily
fidelity
2026-05-13

2026-05-12

Focus

  • Continue the combined PDIAP-12284 / PDIAP-15836 implementation path for SwiftUI host-mode routing and dismissal sequencing.

Findings

  • Copilot's inspection says the host-mode API appears new in the current branch and is not present on main in XFlowSDK; XFlowViewMaker's FlowConfig host-mode shape also differs from main. That makes neutral enum-case renaming safer within this branch, pending normal review.
  • The current implementation keeps two host-mode enum types to preserve the module boundary: XFlowViewMaker owns host-selection policy and XFlowSDK owns presentation mechanics. Conversion is intended to stay in one place in FlowViewBuilder with an explicit boundary comment.
  • Enum cases were renamed to neutral names: swiftUIHost and uiKitHost.
  • The final feature flag key is iOS-XflowUIKitHostEnabled. Semantics: true uses the temporary UIKit host path; false, missing, unavailable, or unknown uses the SwiftUI host.
  • Old host-flag key usage was removed rather than dual-supported because it was not found in current code search outside the branch context.
  • AnyView was removed from buildFlow internals by making the builder path type-safe with ViewBuilder; AnyView remains only at the existing FlowViewMaker public API boundary where makeFlowView currently returns AnyView.
  • Files reported changed: FlowConfig.swift, FlowViewBuilder.swift, FlowViewMaker.swift, and XFlowManager.swift.
  • Validation reported: SwiftUI remains the default host mode; explicit UIKit host path preserves dismissal-completion behavior; delegate callbacks/session cleanup still happen after confirmed dismissal; existing FlowConfig standard init call sites remain compatible; edited files had no file-level diagnostics.
  • Build validation is not green yet. XFlowViewMaker's module build failed because its podspec currently resolves XFlowSDK 2.8.48, which does not expose the new host-mode type/API. XFlowSDK SwiftPM validation in that environment is also blocked by registry configuration: no registry configured for the fidelity-src scope.
  • After manual dependency/build handling, the Fid4 compile path is now green for the latest FlowViewBuilder shape. The source-level fixes moved setup side effects out of the @ViewBuilder, kept @ViewBuilder confined to host-view construction, and preserved internal type safety without reintroducing AnyView.
  • PDIAP-12284 was moved to In Progress. PDIAP-15836 may become a subtask of PDIAP-12284; Jeff planned to ask Quy how to handle the Jira structure and story points.
  • David explained that "host-mode resolution" is shorthand for deciding whether XFlow builds through the SwiftUI host path or the temporary UIKit/UIHostingController path. XFlowViewMaker makes that decision before calling XFlowSDK; SwiftUI is the default and UIKit is selected only when the flag explicitly enables it.
  • For REST validation, David confirmed Fid4 can be pointed at production through a plist value, which is the preferred non-pushed path. Testing with the production plist still showed GraphQL being used in the tested case. Raj appears to have a production account for follow-up production validation.

Next Steps

  • Move to runtime validation now that compile is green: first run a representative Fid4/XFlow flow with the default configuration and confirm logs show the SwiftUI host path is selected.
  • Then run a controlled UIKit-host experiment by forcing/simulating iOS-XflowUIKitHostEnabled == true, and confirm logs show the UIKit host path while preserving dismissal-completion behavior.
  • Keep the evidence log-based and separate default SwiftUI behavior from the explicit UIKit-flag path.

Blockers

  • No current source-level compile blocker after manual dependency/build handling. Runtime host-path validation is still pending.
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