This week I focused heavily on Localley, tackling a series of mobile and backend repairs alongside rigorous verification steps. I restored mobile scrolling and established safe bottom navigation clearance, and kept the mobile chat confined properly within its app shell. On the data and push registration side, I proved that the RSC body-phase disconnects using an owned comparison, and I returned 409 status codes for expected push registration refusals. I also recorded a live push refusal repair and rollback proof, and verified controlled log delivery using canonical provider request URLs before recording its installed release. For error handling, I added version-specific production error rankings and recorded the installed U3 version error rankings. Finally, I fixed the preview public review bridge redirect handling and recorded its repair and approved scope.
I also spent time on candidate trip deletion and copying logic within Localley. I guarded candidate trip deletion by checking fresh owner and media state, and validated directly deleted trips instead of cascaded D1 changes. I recorded the accepted candidate delete repair alongside native D1 proof, and recorded the stopped candidate delete proof and rollback. For trip copying, I added owner-only trip copy control to the D1 preview and fixed wrapped request handling in candidate trip copies, recording the candidate browser copy release evidence and the verified D1 copy repair and preview release.
For TripGuideKorea, I ensured responsive WebP banners load before lazy catalog photos, and I recorded the live build status along with the held speed acceptance. On my nilsgroove project, I concentrated on performance and documentation. I fingerprinted public assets for immutable browser caching and cached public pages to remove the cockpit data waterfall. I documented these improvements by recording the immutable asset release and timing evidence, as well as the verified public cache release and speed limits.