Disambiguates the Phoenix/auth client lib from lib-arcadia-agents-client.
Dir lib-arcadia-client → lib-arcadia-core-client; alias updated in
tsconfig paths, vite config, app.css @source, imports, CI and docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The variant pipeline is async, so right after upload all four URLs in
profile.avatar_urls are still null. The first wiring attempt called
pickAvatarUrl() which returned null, and nothing visible changed even
though the upload + PATCH succeeded.
Fixes:
- pickAvatarUrl: use the actual backend keys (small/medium/large/
original — there's no "thumbnail").
- After upload, when no variant URL is ready, fetch the raw object
via /api/v1/digital_objects/:id/content as a blob URL for immediate
display. Persist that URL to localStorage so the appbar's
useProfile() picks it up via the storage event.
- ProfileBootstrap: detect stale blob: URLs cached from previous
sessions, clear them, and refetch a fresh blob URL when variants
still aren't ready. Eventually the persistent variant URLs land
and overwrite.
- Force-remount AvatarImage via key={src} in the profile page and
appbar — base-ui's Avatar.Image keeps internal load state that
doesn't always reset on src change.
- Diagnostic logs in fetchDigitalObjectAsBlobUrl + the upload flow
to make next debug round one step easier (kept; cheap).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The appbar's <Avatar> reads avatarUrl from the localStorage profile
mirror. Without a global fetcher, that mirror only got populated when
the user navigated to /profile, so a fresh browser session showed
initials in the appbar until then.
- ProfileBootstrap component runs in root.tsx alongside
LlmConfigBootstrap. On mount and on session change, fetches the
arcadia profile and caches the resolved avatar URL.
- profile.tsx loadAccount now also persists the URL into localStorage
on initial fetch (was in-memory only) so it survives reloads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
