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Closes #3551

The notification backend now stops sending to tokens FCM reports as unregistered and revives a row when the app registers it again (ecency/enotify-py#26). This makes the app side register reliably and deregister when accounts leave the device.

Changes

  • Token rotation: an onTokenRefresh listener registers the new token for every signed-in account right away instead of at the next cold start.
  • Login and account switch: the app container registers whichever account becomes current. That covers every login method at once:
    • the key login call never ran, because it read a plain accessToken the login result does not carry (removed);
    • HiveSigner, HiveAuth and QR logins had no registration call at all.
  • Foreground: returning to the app re-registers at most once a day, so a resumed-for-days install stays fresh.
  • Decryption and errors:
    • The stored access token is decrypted with the app PIN from redux, with a fallback to DEFAULT_PIN. That is the same order useAuth uses. Accounts not yet migrated to DEFAULT_PIN failed to decrypt before.
    • The request is now awaited. HTTP failures go to Sentry under one fingerprint. Offline failures only log. FIS_AUTH_ERROR (ECENCY-MOBILE-28Y) is treated like the other "no token on this device" errors.
  • Logout:
    • Logout disables the row with the logged-out account's own token. Before, only the current account had one, so disabling any other account failed.
    • Logging out the last account, forgot PIN and clear data disable every account, then call deleteToken(). With accounts left, the token is still deleted when a row could not be disabled (request failed, or no usable access token), and the remaining accounts register again with the new token, so a logged-out account cannot keep receiving pushes.
    • The delete runs after the disable requests settle. Deleting first would mint a new token and the requests would target the wrong rows.
    • Until a logout finishes (including the switch to the next account), that account is never registered again, even by a reconnect or token refresh in that window.
  • Ordering between logouts and registrations (logout does not wait on the network):
    • Deregistrations run one after another. A registration waits (up to 30s) until none is queued, then registers only if the account is still signed in, so a login followed by a quick logout does not register the logged-out account.
    • A deregistration waits for registrations already in flight before sending its disable requests.
    • If a registration's wait times out, it proceeds, and registers again once every deregistration has settled, because a late disable request could otherwise be the last write.
  • Account list: cold start and token refresh register one deduplicated list that includes the current account even when otherAccounts does not list it.
  • Retries and noise: a 401/403 is retried at once when the access token was renewed meanwhile, otherwise at the next renewal. Sentry gets each problem once per account per session. A reconnect no longer registers every account twice.

Helpers live in src/utils/pushRegistration.ts, with unit tests using real encryption. Each new guard was mutation-checked (every mutant fails a test). The container logic (logout set, retries, reconnect de-dupe) has no unit tests, like the rest of ApplicationContainer, and was reviewed by reading. An adversarial review found the ordering and logout-window issues fixed in the last commits.

Test plan

  • node scripts/typecheck.js, eslint (no new errors or warnings), full jest suite (1149 passed)
  • Test-merged with fix(notifications): fetch the unread badge count instead of a cached 0 #3554: typecheck and jest pass (1157)
  • Device: log in with key, HiveSigner and HiveAuth; the device row is registered immediately
  • Device: log out the last account; pushes stop and a new login registers a new token
  • Device: forgot PIN / clear data; pushes for the removed accounts stop

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Push notification registrations now refresh automatically after app resume and token updates.
    • Notifications register across signed-in accounts and account switches.
    • Notification defaults include all available notification types.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Push registrations are disabled when signing out, clearing app data, or forgetting a PIN.
    • Registration failures are retried after access-token renewal.
    • Expected startup and Android availability errors no longer interrupt app use.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for push registration, account handling, token cleanup, and release timing.

- Register again when FCM rotates the token (onTokenRefresh), instead of
  waiting for the next cold start.
- Register the account that becomes current, which covers every login
  method and account switches. The key login call never ran (it read a
  plain accessToken the login result does not carry), and HiveSigner,
  HiveAuth and QR logins had no call at all.
- Re-register on returning to the foreground, at most once a day.
- Decrypt the stored access token with the app PIN from redux and fall back
  to DEFAULT_PIN, await the request, and report HTTP failures to Sentry
  under one fingerprint. Offline failures only log, and FIS_AUTH_ERROR is
  treated like the other "no token on this device" errors.
- Logout disables the account's row with its own token, not only when it is
  the current account. Logging out the last account, forgot PIN and clear
  data disable every account and then delete the FCM token, so the backend
  gets "unregistered" for it and stops sending.
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PR Summary by Qodo

Keep device push registrations fresh across account lifecycle

🐞 Bug fix 🧪 Tests 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Re-registers push tokens after rotation, login, account switches, and daily foreground resumes.
• Decrypts account credentials reliably and reports actionable registration failures to Sentry.
• Disables account registrations before deleting FCM tokens during logout and data removal.
Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant App as App lifecycle
    participant Helper as Push helper
    participant FCM as Firebase FCM
    participant Backend as Notify backend
    participant Sentry as Sentry
    User->>App: Login, resume, or logout
    FCM-->>App: Token refreshed
    App->>Helper: Decrypt account tokens
    App->>FCM: Read current token
    App->>Backend: Save registration
    App-->>Sentry: Report actionable failures
    App->>Helper: Disable departing accounts
    Helper->>Backend: Disable token rows
    Helper->>FCM: Delete device token
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High-Level Assessment

The chosen approach is appropriate: application-level lifecycle handling covers every authentication method and account switch without duplicating registration logic, while the focused helper centralizes credential fallback and order-sensitive deregistration. Per-login registration was dismissed because it already missed several authentication paths, and deleting the FCM token before backend cleanup would target newly minted tokens instead of existing rows.

Files changed (6) +467 / -116

Bug fix (4) +258 / -44
applicationContainer.tsxCoordinate push registration across the application lifecycle +122/-42

Coordinate push registration across the application lifecycle

• Registers accounts when they become current, when FCM rotates the token, and after a daily foreground interval. It decrypts credentials using the active PIN fallback strategy, awaits backend writes, groups actionable failures in Sentry, handles FIS authentication errors, and disables registrations during logout before optionally deleting the device token.

src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx

pinCodeContainer.tsxDeregister all accounts when resetting a forgotten PIN +8/-1

Deregister all accounts when resetting a forgotten PIN

• Collects account credentials before local data is erased, disables their backend push registrations, and requests deletion of the FCM token.

src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx

settingsContainer.tsxDeregister all accounts before clearing application data +8/-1

Deregister all accounts before clearing application data

• Disables push registrations for every stored account before wiping local data. The cleanup also deletes the device token after deregistration requests settle.

src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx

pushRegistration.tsCentralize push registration lifecycle helpers +120/-0

Centralize push registration lifecycle helpers

• Adds platform identification, daily refresh timing, PIN-aware access-token decryption, and multi-account collection. It also provides resilient deregistration that waits for all backend requests before optionally deleting the FCM token.

src/utils/pushRegistration.ts

Refactor (1) +3 / -72
loginContainer.tsxRemove ineffective login-specific push registration +3/-72

Remove ineffective login-specific push registration

• Removes the key-login-only registration path and its obsolete notification dependencies. Registration now occurs centrally when any authentication method makes an account current.

src/screens/login/container/loginContainer.tsx

Tests (1) +206 / -0
pushRegistration.test.tsTest push credential and deregistration edge cases +206/-0

Test push credential and deregistration edge cases

• Adds unit coverage using real encryption for PIN fallback behavior, account deduplication, missing credentials, and alternate account keys. It also verifies per-account disabling, failure isolation, missing-token handling, and deletion ordering.

src/utils/pushRegistration.test.ts

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1. Token refresh skips the active account ✓ Resolved 📎 Requirement gap ≡ Correctness
Description
_registerDeviceForNotifications iterates otherAccounts and only reaches currentAccount when a
matching duplicate exists in that array. When Firebase rotates the token while the active account is
absent from otherAccounts, the unchanged account name also bypasses componentDidUpdate, so its
registration remains tied to the old token.
Code

src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[R766-769]

otherAccounts.forEach((account: any) => {
 // since there can be more than one accounts, process access tokens separate
 if (account?.local?.accessToken) {
-        _enabledNotificationForAccount(account);
+        this._registerAccountForNotifications(account);
Evidence
The listener delegates every token refresh to _registerDeviceForNotifications, while that method
only traverses otherAccounts. The shared account helper and its tests explicitly account for the
current account being absent from that array, proving this state is supported.

Re-register all logged-in accounts when the push token refreshes
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[431-440]
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[760-781]
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[51-70]

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## Issue description
Token-refresh registration only iterates `otherAccounts`, so it can omit the active account when that account has no duplicate entry in the array.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[760-781]
## Recommended Fix
Build a deduplicated collection containing both `otherAccounts` and `currentAccount`, preferring the current account's fresh local credentials, and register every eligible entry when the device token changes.

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2. Logout finishes before push shutdown ✓ Resolved 📎 Requirement gap ☼ Reliability
Description
_logout, _forgotPinCode, and _clearUserData discard the promise from
disablePushRegistrations and proceed to switch accounts, clear authentication state, or remove
user data before its backend updates and final device-token deletion complete. If another account
logs in during that pending cleanup, it can register the same FCM token before the earlier operation
calls deleteToken(), leaving the new session unregistered until a later retry.
Code

src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[R1120-1122]

+      disablePushRegistrations([{ username, accessToken }], {
+        deleteToken: _otherAccounts.length === 0,
+      });
Evidence
All three account-removal paths invoke the asynchronous helper without await and immediately
continue with logout or data removal. The helper retrieves the current token, awaits all backend
registration-disable requests, and only then optionally awaits deleteToken(), so its returned
promise represents the full cleanup lifecycle; ignoring it allows logged-out state or account
removal to complete and a subsequent login's token registration to overlap with the delayed
deletion.

Await notification disablement during logout
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1120-1127]
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[83-119]
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1120-1140]
src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx[309-324]
src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx[801-816]
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[96-118]
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[96-119]
src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx[806-815]
src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx[314-323]
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1120-1133]
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[213-217]
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1234-1244]
src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx[309-318]
src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx[801-811]

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## Issue description
The logout, forgot-PIN, and clear-data flows start asynchronous push deregistration but continue switching accounts or removing authentication data without waiting for backend disable requests and device-token deletion to complete. A subsequent login can register the existing FCM token before the previous account-removal operation deletes it.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1120-1122]
- src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx[314-316]
- src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx[806-808]
## Recommended Fix
Await `disablePushRegistrations(...)` in all three asynchronous account-removal flows before switching accounts, clearing Redux or authentication state, calling `removeAllUserData`, or exposing a state where another login can occur. Keep the helper's existing internal ordering so all backend disable requests settle before `deleteToken()` runs; the helper already catches its own FCM and request failures, so awaiting it preserves completion while serializing token deletion ahead of future registration.

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Remediation recommended

3. Push writes bypass mutation wrappers 📘 Rule violation ⌂ Architecture
Description
disablePushRegistrations directly calls the SDK's saveNotificationSetting mutation from a
utility instead of consuming a wrapper under src/providers/sdk/mutations. Logout, forgot-PIN, and
clear-data now reach this raw mutation path, leaving the new server-state operation outside the
designated mobile abstraction.
Code

src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[R100-103]

+        saveNotificationSetting(
+          account.accessToken,
+          account.username,
+          getPushSystem(),
Evidence
The helper imports and invokes saveNotificationSetting directly, and no corresponding mutation
wrapper mediates the new operation. The checklist requires newly added server-state mutations used
by mobile paths to be encapsulated in the designated mutations directory.

Rule 2667853: Implement new mutations as SDK hooks with mobile wrappers in the designated directory
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[1-4]
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[96-110]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new push deregistration utility invokes an SDK mutation directly rather than routing mobile mutation usage through the designated wrapper directory.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/pushRegistration.ts[96-110]
## Recommended Fix
Encapsulate notification-setting writes in an appropriately named wrapper under `src/providers/sdk/mutations/`, export it from that directory's index, and route the new mobile deregistration flow through the wrapper.

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4. Push reporting exceeds line limit ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The new captureMessage invocation on line 1175 is longer than 100 characters. This overlong
non-comment source line was introduced in the push-token decryption failure path and should be
wrapped before the callback argument.
Code

src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1175]

+      captureMessage('Push registration skipped: stored access token did not decrypt', (scope) => {
Evidence
The cited added line is a non-comment statement longer than 100 characters. The checklist applies
the limit to changed source lines and provides no applicable exception for this call.

Rule 2667847: Limit line length to 100 characters
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1175-1178]

Agent prompt
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## Issue description
A newly added push-registration reporting call exceeds the repository's 100-character line limit.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx[1175-1178]
## Recommended Fix
Format the `captureMessage` call across multiple lines so every non-comment line is at most 100 characters without changing behavior.

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- Deregistrations run one after another, and a registration waits for the
  one in progress (up to 30s) before reading the FCM token. A login right
  after the last logout no longer registers the token that is about to be
  deleted, and logout still does not wait on the network.
- Token refresh and cold start register a deduplicated account list that
  includes the current account even when otherAccounts does not list it.
- Wrap an overlong Sentry call.
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The change adds shared push-registration utilities, refreshes registrations after token and account lifecycle events, and disables registrations before logout, PIN reset, or data removal. Login no longer performs direct push registration.

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Push registration lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Registration utilities and validation
src/utils/pushRegistration.ts, src/utils/pushRegistration.test.ts
The new utilities decrypt account tokens, deduplicate signed-in accounts, disable registrations, delete device tokens, serialize releases, and enforce release wait timeouts. Tests cover these behaviors.
Application registration and refresh flow
src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx
The application container registers accounts after FCM token refresh, foreground resume, login, and account switches. It uses the current PIN, waits for pending releases, handles registration failures, and recognizes FIS_AUTH_ERROR.
Account removal and login wiring
src/screens/login/container/loginContainer.tsx, src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx, src/screens/settings/container/settingsContainer.tsx
Logout, forgot-PIN, and clear-data flows disable push registrations and delete the device token when required. Login no longer performs direct push-token registration or selects notification state.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant FirebaseMessaging
  participant ApplicationContainer
  participant pushRegistration
  participant EcencySDK
  FirebaseMessaging->>ApplicationContainer: Token refresh
  ApplicationContainer->>pushRegistration: Build and register push accounts
  pushRegistration->>FirebaseMessaging: Read FCM token
  pushRegistration->>EcencySDK: Save notification settings
  ApplicationContainer->>pushRegistration: Disable registrations on account removal
  pushRegistration->>FirebaseMessaging: Delete device token
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Inline comments:
In `@src/screens/application/container/applicationContainer.tsx`:
- Around line 217-219: Update the registration condition in the component update
flow to call _registerAccountForNotifications when either currentAccount.name or
currentAccount.local.accessToken differs from prevProps.currentAccount, while
preserving the existing truthy-account-name guard.

In `@src/screens/pinCode/container/pinCodeContainer.tsx`:
- Around line 310-316: Update both _forgotPinCode and _clearUserData to await
disablePushRegistrations(...) before invoking removeAllUserData() or dispatching
logout/navigation actions, while preserving the existing account list and
deleteToken: true options.

In `@src/utils/pushRegistration.ts`:
- Line 157: The push registration flow must not continue while an active token
release can still delete the token. Update the await around pendingRelease and
timeout so registration either waits for pendingRelease to finish or coordinates
release and registration generations to prevent an older release from deleting a
newly registered token; preserve the existing timeout behavior only if it cannot
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- A release no longer deletes the device token when a registration read it
  after the release started (possible once the 30s wait gives up), so that
  registration does not end up on a dead token.
- An account whose registration the server refused (401/403) is registered
  again when its access token is renewed. Other token renewals, which happen
  on every start and foreground, still do not register.
When a registration stops waiting (30s), the release's disable requests are
already out and can reach the backend after the registration, switching the
row back off. They cannot be recalled, so getRegistrationToken now calls back
once that release settles, and the container registers the account again if
it is still signed in.

Also: a save that throws synchronously no longer skips the other accounts or
the token delete, and the release chain never rejects.
From an adversarial review:
- A registration now waits until no release is queued (not just the one it
  started behind), then registers only if the account is still signed in. A
  login followed by a quick logout no longer registers the logged-out account.
- A release waits for registrations already in flight before sending its
  disable requests, so a registration cannot land after them.
- A release deletes the token when a row could not be disabled (request failed
  or no access token), even with accounts left, and the app registers the
  remaining accounts with the new token. The read counter is gone: timed-out
  registrations are covered by the settle retry and the re-registration.
- An account being logged out is never registered while the app switches to
  the next account (reconnect, token refresh or a retry in that window).
- A 401/403 whose token was renewed meanwhile is retried at once; Sentry gets
  each registration problem once per account per session.
- A reconnect no longer registers every account twice.
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