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Puranjay Savar Mattas ce235d656d fix(offline): pagination-limit bug in full sync, missing manual-mode badge, capture error
- performFullSync was requesting listCollections with limit: 250 —
  Outline caps pagination at 100 and rejects anything over that
  outright, which was the actual "Synced with 1 error" (now visible
  in the UI as of the last fix: "Pagination limit is too large (max
  100)"). Paginate collections in increments of 100 the same way
  documents already were, continuing until a short page signals the
  end — the protocol doesn't expose a total count to ask for up front,
  so this is the only way to know when to stop. 2 new regression tests.
- OfflineBanner only ever reflected NetworkMonitor (a real dropped
  connection) — turning on the manual "Offline Mode" toggle did
  nothing to it, since that's a separate AppStorage flag the banner
  never read. ContentView_macOS's sidebar now shows the banner for
  either condition, with distinct copy for "you turned this on" vs
  "the network's actually down".
- NetworkMonitor: the previous fix (weak self only on the inner Task)
  traded one Swift 6 error for another ("'weak' ownership of capture
  'self' differs from implicitly-captured strong reference in outer
  scope") since the inner closure's capture forced the outer one to
  implicitly capture self too. Standard fix: weak capture on the outer
  closure, guard-let into a strong local immediately, let the inner
  Task closure capture that plain local instead.
2026-08-15 00:45:09 +01:00

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#if os(macOS)
import SwiftUI
/// Shown at the top of the sidebar whenever the app is offline — either for
/// real (`NetworkMonitor` reports no connection) or because the user turned
/// on the manual "Offline Mode" toggle. Cached collections/documents keep
/// browsing working either way, but the user should know they might be
/// looking at stale data.
struct OfflineBanner: View {
/// Whether this is the user's own "Offline Mode" toggle rather than a
/// real dropped connection — same banner slot, different explanation.
var isManual: Bool = false
var body: some View {
HStack(spacing: 8) {
Image(systemName: "wifi.slash")
.foregroundStyle(.orange)
Text(isManual ? "Offline Mode — showing cached content" : "Offline — showing cached content")
.font(.callout)
Spacer(minLength: 0)
}
.padding(.horizontal, 12)
.padding(.vertical, 8)
.background(Color.orange.opacity(0.12))
}
}
#endif