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Outpost/Outpost/Features/Collections/OfflineConnectionPromptBanner.swift
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Puranjay Savar Mattas 924f84525c fix(offline): manual mode never skipped live reads, storage/banner cleanup
The main fix: CachingOutlineAPIClient.cachedFetch (documentInfo,
listCollections, listDocuments, etc.) never actually checked manual
Offline Mode — only the write path did. With a real connection still
up, turning Offline Mode on did nothing for reads: the sidebar kept
fetching live, showing collections/documents beyond what was actually
cached. Reads now skip `live` entirely under manual offline mode, same
as writes already did — the sidebar and document lists are now
genuinely limited to whatever's cached, and only those documents are
openable, once the toggle is on. 1 new regression test (54/54).

Settings: removed the cache-size readout from Offline & Sync (storage
management is Advanced-only now, per the "one place that can touch the
cache" design) and added it next to Advanced's Clear All Cache instead,
where it was missing.

Sidebar: replaced the old passive "Offline — showing cached content"
banner for a real dropped connection with an actionable prompt
(OfflineConnectionPromptBanner, styled like the existing
RemoteChangesBanner) offering to turn Offline Mode on — doesn't change
any behavior on its own, same as RemoteChangesBanner never auto-
refreshes. The informational banner still shows once Offline Mode is
actually on (manually, or via this prompt).
2026-08-15 01:08:03 +01:00

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#if os(macOS)
import SwiftUI
/// Shown in the sidebar when the network is actually down and the user
/// hasn't turned on Offline Mode themselves yet. Deliberately doesn't change
/// any fetch behavior on its own — reads still try live and fall back to
/// cache the normal way (see `CachingOutlineAPIClient`) until the user
/// actually taps the button here, same as `RemoteChangesBanner` never
/// auto-refreshes on their behalf either.
struct OfflineConnectionPromptBanner: View {
let onEnableOfflineMode: () -> Void
var body: some View {
HStack(spacing: 8) {
Image(systemName: "wifi.slash")
.foregroundStyle(.orange)
Text("No connection")
.font(.callout)
Spacer(minLength: 8)
Button("Turn On Offline Mode", action: onEnableOfflineMode)
.buttonStyle(.borderedProminent)
.tint(.orange)
.controlSize(.small)
}
.padding(.horizontal, 12)
.padding(.vertical, 8)
.background(Color.orange.opacity(0.12))
}
}
#endif