New phase chained after UPDATE-SELFTEST (so a full SHOTDECK_PICKER_SELFTEST
chain now prints all five PASS lines) and also runnable standalone via
REDLINE_SELFTEST_PHASE=onedrive, since the harness has no other per-phase
selector.
Points TransportSettings at a NEW "Redline-selftest-<Dubai timestamp>" folder
under the real /Users/.../OneDrive-MMDGROUP sync root (never a fake home tree
— that proves the transport against the actual OneDrive file provider), drives
a seeded session through the OneDrive branch of send(anchor: nil), asserts the
PDF landed, the session archived, and the status starts with "Saved to
OneDrive", then confirms the watcher does NOT report the fresh unmarked PDF
as returned. It then adds a real PDFKit ink annotation to that PDF in place —
what the iPad does — saves it, and confirms the watcher now reports it as
commented. Prints "ONEDRIVE-SELFTEST PASS path=<folder>". Never deletes
anything under OneDrive; the created folder and PDF are left in place.
UserDefaults.standard's transport/oneDriveFolder keys are snapshotted and
restored around the phase, the same pattern runRegionPersistPhase already
uses for CaptureRegion — there is no separate defaults-suite threading
through AppModel/send(), so this is the only way to drive the real send()
path without leaving the real app pointed at the selftest folder afterward.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012ZiTXPbPCSjzPVsfoweAbp
send(anchor:) now branches on TransportSettings.transport(). OneDrive mode
skips AirDrop entirely: it verifies the resolved OneDrive folder exists right
before composing (never trusts stale state), archives the session immediately
after the PDF lands, and sets "Saved to OneDrive — N page(s). Open it in Files
on your iPad." AirDrop's existing behaviour, including handleDidFailToShareItems,
is untouched and only reached from the .airDrop branch.
AppModel seeds outbox/watch from TransportSettings.effectiveFolders() instead
of FolderSettings.resolve() directly, tracks the live `transport`, and
bootstrap() creates the OneDrive folder and sets the watcher's
recordUncommented flag (true only for AirDrop) before the watcher starts.
Settings gets a "Send via" segmented picker above Folders. AirDrop shows the
existing watch/output rows; OneDrive shows a single read-only OneDrive folder
row (Choose... reuses the existing directory picker) plus one caption
explaining the same-folder round trip, or a "No OneDrive folder found" prompt
when nothing resolves (Choose... stays usable). Switching transport re-points
the watcher's folder and recordUncommended live; AirDrop's own folder
overrides are stored separately and are untouched by a OneDrive-and-back
round trip.
Menu's "Send..." row reads "Send to OneDrive" when that transport is active.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012ZiTXPbPCSjzPVsfoweAbp
Ben-reported: picker opened on every activation. AppModel.init set region = nil and never
read UserDefaults back; saving worked, every launch forgot it. init now loads via
loadPersistedRegion() (decode + isStillValid). Selftest phase 2 writes a known region,
reloads through the same path, asserts the rect, restores the user's stored value.
Coordinator ran it: PICKER-SELFTEST PASS + REGION-PERSIST PASS, 90/90 tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause: RegionPickerView lacked acceptsFirstMouse — as an LSUIElement accessory app
Shotdeck is never active when the hotkey fires, so the user's first click on the overlay
was refused and the drag never started. Also plumbs the monitored event's location through
the controller (hardware-cursor reads made the chain untestable). Adds PickerSelfTest
(SHOTDECK_PICKER_SELFTEST): posts synthetic mouse events through the app's own queue,
asserts the exact CaptureRegion, saves a mid-drag overlay bitmap. Coordinator ran it:
PICKER-SELFTEST PASS rect=(200.0, 729.0, 400.0, 300.0); overlay bitmap shows dim+punch+chip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>