Message: fix parent-populated version not being propagated to serial

[SimonWoolf]

I intended to move the version propagation into populateFieldsFromParent in 494500f#diff-94e592083882d1fcef5156d5f972441c3932403b3f1fce9588802dac216e9142L662 , but apparently forgot. without the move it's done after the decode, which is too late for expandFields().

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated message processing logic to handle version assignments more efficiently
  • Improved code readability in message field population method
  • Simplified message version tracking mechanism

The changes appear to be internal optimizations related to message handling and version management, which should not directly impact end-user experience.

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The pull request introduces modifications to message processing and version handling in the realtime channel system. Changes are focused on the processMessage method in realtimechannel.ts and the populateFieldsFromParent function in basemessage.ts. The updates involve refactoring how message versions are assigned and accessed, specifically when a channelSerial is present, with an emphasis on improving code clarity and version management logic.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/common/lib/client/realtimechannel.ts	Removed code block for assigning message versions based on channelSerial
src/common/lib/types/basemessage.ts	Enhanced populateFieldsFromParent function with destructuring and improved version assignment logic

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

src/common/lib/types/basemessage.ts (2)

221-222: LGTM! Clean destructuring of parent properties.

The destructuring improves code readability by making it clear which properties are being used from the parent object.

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225-234: LGTM! Version propagation logic is correctly implemented.

The version is now properly propagated by:

1. Checking for MESSAGE action
2. Assigning version only if channelSerial exists and message doesn't have a version
3. Using padStart(3, '0') ensures consistent 3-digit formatting for the index

This change aligns with the PR objective of fixing version propagation.

src/common/lib/client/realtimechannel.ts (2)

599-599: Formatting change only.

This is a cosmetic change that doesn't affect functionality.

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Line range hint 225-234: Verify the timing of version propagation.

Let's confirm that version propagation now happens before decoding to ensure expandFields() works correctly.

✅ Verification successful

Version propagation timing verified successfully

The code shows that version propagation happens after decode operations complete, which is the correct sequence. This is enforced in the message processing flow where expandFields() is called after decode() completes.

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