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Scenes generate their URL selector with 4 random characters at the end (slugify(name, true)) so two scenes whose names slugify to the same value never collide. Dashboards used the plain slug of their name (through the addSelectorBeforeValidateHook model hook), so two dashboards with names sharing the same slug (Salon / Salôn, Étage 1 / Etage 1, …) collided on the unique selector column.
dashboard.create now generates the selector the same way scenes do:
server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js: when no selector is passed and the dashboard has a name, the selector is slugify(dashboard.name, true) — e.g. my-new-dashboard-a3f9.
A selector explicitly given by the caller (REST API, Cypress fixtures, imports) is still used as is — same behavior as scene.create.
A creation without a name still fails on the existing model validation, unchanged.
Backward compatibility (no migration): existing dashboards keep the selector they were created with. Their selectors live in URLs, in bookmarks and in tablet-mode configurations, so no migration rewrites existing rows — a rewrite would break every saved link for zero benefit. Lookups need no change either: dashboard.getBySelector, update, destroy and updateOrder all query the selector column directly, so the old form and the new form work identically. Only newly created dashboards get the random suffix.
Front-end: nothing to change on the creation path — front/src/routes/dashboard/new-dashboard/index.js already routes to the selector returned by the server, and no front code derives a dashboard selector from a name (front/src/utils/slugify.js is only used for users). The only adjustment is the Cypress spec, which asserted the exact URL /dashboard/my-new-dashboard/edit and now matches /dashboard/my-new-dashboard-[a-z0-9]{4}/edit. The dashboard box specs pass an explicit selector: 'test' on creation, so they are unaffected.
Server tests pass for the changed area, with tests covering every added line/branch (random selector generated, explicit selector kept, two names sharing the same slug both created, missing name rejected). The remaining failures in the local full run are environment-only (sqlite3 CLI missing in the sandbox, Docker/network tests) and unrelated to this change. Cypress was not run locally.
Linter and prettier pass on both front and server (npm run prettier, npm run prettier-check, npm run eslint), plus npm run compare-translations and npm run build on the front.
No undocumented breaking change (existing dashboard selectors are untouched, see above).
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New Features
Dashboard selectors are now automatically generated from the dashboard name with a unique suffix when no selector is provided.
Explicitly provided selectors continue to be preserved.
Bug Fixes
Improved dashboard creation and ordering behavior for generated selectors.
Added handling for dashboards with missing names.
Tests
Expanded coverage for selector uniqueness, custom selectors, and generated dashboard URLs.
Scenes generate their URL selector with 4 random characters at the end to
avoid collisions between scenes sharing the same name slug. Dashboards used
the plain slug of their name, so two dashboards whose names slugify to the
same value collided on the unique selector column.
New dashboards now get their selector from slugify(name, true), exactly like
scenes. A selector explicitly given by the caller (API, Cypress fixtures) is
still kept as is, and existing dashboards are untouched: no migration rewrites
their selector, so their URLs keep working.
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Dashboard creation now generates a slug-based selector with a four-character random suffix when no selector is provided. Tests cover generated and explicit selectors, duplicate slugs, missing names, ordering, and edit URLs.
New named dashboards receive collision-resistant selectors while explicit and existing selectors remain unchanged; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.
A rabbit hops through slugs so bright,
Four tiny chars guard each new site.
Names stay clear, selectors grow,
Tests watch every path they know.
“Hop!” says Bun, “the dashboards flow!”
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In `@front/cypress/e2e/routes/dashboard/Dashboard.cy.js` around lines 25 - 26, Run
the required front-end validation for the changed Dashboard Cypress test:
Prettier, prettier-check, ESLint, the production Vite build, and the dashboard
Cypress E2E test.
Run Prettier, prettier-check, ESLint, and npm run coverage for all changed server files. Confirm the generated, explicit, duplicate-slug, and missing-name cases pass.
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In `@server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js` around lines 30 - 41, Add coverage
for the dashboard creation flow around dashboardWithSelector and
db.Dashboard.create, covering generated selectors, explicit selectors, duplicate
slugs, and missing names. Add corresponding server tests, then run the required
formatting, prettier-check, ESLint, and coverage checks for changed server
files.
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In `@server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js`:
- Around line 35-41: Update the dashboard creation flow around
dashboardWithSelector and db.Dashboard.create to handle selector collisions with
bounded, uniqueness-aware retry allocation, while preserving the existing
slugification behavior. Ensure retries terminate with the original failure after
the configured limit, and add a deterministic test covering a repeated
four-character suffix collision.
In `@server/test/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.test.js`:
- Around line 23-25: Update the selector assertions for newDashboard to validate
the complete format: the my-new-dashboard prefix, a separator dash, and exactly
four lowercase alphanumeric characters. Replace the current containment and
length checks with a single pattern assertion.
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In `@front/cypress/e2e/routes/dashboard/Dashboard.cy.js`:
- Around line 25-26: Run the required front-end validation for the changed
Dashboard Cypress test: Prettier, prettier-check, ESLint, the production Vite
build, and the dashboard Cypress E2E test.
In `@server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js`:
- Around line 30-41: Add coverage for the dashboard creation flow around
dashboardWithSelector and db.Dashboard.create, covering generated selectors,
explicit selectors, duplicate slugs, and missing names. Add corresponding server
tests, then run the required formatting, prettier-check, ESLint, and coverage
checks for changed server files.
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Dashboard.selector is non-null and unique. The model hook only slugifies the selector and does not retry, so a repeated four-character suffix can make Dashboard.create fail with a unique-constraint error. Use uniqueness-aware allocation or bounded retry, and add a deterministic collision test.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js` around lines 35 - 41, Update the
dashboard creation flow around dashboardWithSelector and db.Dashboard.create to
handle selector collisions with bounded, uniqueness-aware retry allocation,
while preserving the existing slugification behavior. Ensure retries terminate
with the original failure after the configured limit, and add a deterministic
test covering a repeated four-character suffix collision.
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Declined — out of scope for this PR.
This PR's goal is to make dashboard selectors behave exactly like scene selectors. scene.create (server/lib/scene/scene.create.js) does the same slugify(name, true) with no collision retry, and Scene.selector is unique too. Adding a retry loop only to dashboard.create would make the two paths diverge, for a collision that needs both the same name slug and the same 4-character suffix out of 36⁴ ≈ 1.7M. The failure mode is also benign: a clean unique-constraint rejection on create, not corrupted data.
If retry is wanted, it belongs in a separate change covering scenes and dashboards together — ideally inside slugify/the selector hook rather than duplicated in each create.
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@Pierre-Gilles, agreed. A dashboard-only retry would break parity with scene.create.
The collision case remains a possible clean create failure. It should be addressed only in a separate change that covers both selector paths consistently.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for shared selector-collision handling?
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Repo: GladysAssistant/Gladys PR: 2906
File: server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js:35-41
Timestamp: 2026-08-16T08:04:30.945Z
Learning: In the GladysAssistant/Gladys codebase, `server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js` must keep generated selector behavior aligned with `server/lib/scene/scene.create.js`. Both paths use `slugify(name, true)` without a collision retry, while `Dashboard.selector` and `Scene.selector` are unique. Any selector-collision retry should be implemented as a separate shared change, not only in dashboard creation.
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File: server/services/energy-monitoring/lib/energy-monitoring.calculateConsumptionFromIndexFromBeginning.js:50-62
Timestamp: 2026-05-19T19:28:33.893Z
Learning: In the GladysAssistant/Gladys codebase, core entity models (e.g., `server/models/device_feature.js` for `DeviceFeature`) declare fields like `selector` with `allowNull: false` (and `unique: true`) at the Sequelize model level. Therefore, during code review, do not flag defensive branches that handle a falsy `f.selector` (e.g., `f.external_id || f.id` fallbacks) as data-integrity issues—those paths are effectively unreachable under the model constraints. (If you see such fallbacks, treat them as legacy/unnecessary safety code rather than evidence of possible null/invalid `selector` values.)
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This is a small, well-scoped fix and it is safe to merge.
New dashboards without an explicit selector now get slugify(name, true), the same 4-character suffix scenes already use. That is the right fix for names that slugify to the same value (Salon / Salôn) while colliding on the unique selector column. Callers that pass a selector (REST, Cypress fixtures, imports) keep it; addSelectorBeforeValidateHook still slugifies that value on insert and does not add a second suffix. Existing rows are left alone, which is correct — those selectors live in URLs, bookmarks, and tablet-mode configs.
The front already navigates to the selector returned by POST /api/v1/dashboard, so no UI change is needed. Tests cover the new branches (generated suffix, explicit selector, two colliding slugs, missing name), and updateOrder now asserts the returned selector. Cypress box specs pass selector: 'test' and are unaffected. No DEVICE_FEATURE_* changes, no migration, no auth/gateway surface.
Not risk:high. No needs:human-review — this copies an established in-tree pattern rather than a product-philosophy call.
The creation test only checked that the selector contained the name slug and
had the expected length, which also passed for values that are not the
generated format (a missing separator, or non-alphanumeric characters). Match
the whole selector against the exact shape instead.
Autofix-Pass: 1
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Follow-up 425bedc only tightens the generated-selector assertion to /^my-new-dashboard-[a-z0-9]{4}$/. The create path is unchanged and still matches scenes: slugify(name, true) when no selector is passed, explicit selectors kept, existing rows left alone.
That remains the right fix for names that slugify to the same value (Salon / Salôn) while colliding on the unique selector column. addSelectorBeforeValidateHook still slugifies an already-set selector without adding a second suffix. The front already navigates to the selector returned by POST /api/v1/dashboard. Tests cover generated suffix, explicit selector, colliding slugs, and missing name; updateOrder uses the returned selector. Cypress and codecov/patch are green on this SHA.
Collision retry on the 4-character suffix is correctly out of scope here — scene.create has the same uniqueness-by-probability, and a dashboard-only retry would break that parity.
Not risk:high. No needs:human-review.
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Implements feature request:
https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/tableau-de-bord-lidentifiant-unique-devrait-contenir-une-partie-aleatoire-comme-les-scenes/9829Description
Scenes generate their URL
selectorwith 4 random characters at the end (slugify(name, true)) so two scenes whose names slugify to the same value never collide. Dashboards used the plain slug of their name (through theaddSelectorBeforeValidateHookmodel hook), so two dashboards with names sharing the same slug (Salon/Salôn,Étage 1/Etage 1, …) collided on the uniqueselectorcolumn.dashboard.createnow generates the selector the same way scenes do:server/lib/dashboard/dashboard.create.js: when no selector is passed and the dashboard has a name, the selector isslugify(dashboard.name, true)— e.g.my-new-dashboard-a3f9.scene.create.Backward compatibility (no migration): existing dashboards keep the selector they were created with. Their selectors live in URLs, in bookmarks and in tablet-mode configurations, so no migration rewrites existing rows — a rewrite would break every saved link for zero benefit. Lookups need no change either:
dashboard.getBySelector,update,destroyandupdateOrderall query theselectorcolumn directly, so the old form and the new form work identically. Only newly created dashboards get the random suffix.Front-end: nothing to change on the creation path —
front/src/routes/dashboard/new-dashboard/index.jsalready routes to the selector returned by the server, and no front code derives a dashboard selector from a name (front/src/utils/slugify.jsis only used for users). The only adjustment is the Cypress spec, which asserted the exact URL/dashboard/my-new-dashboard/editand now matches/dashboard/my-new-dashboard-[a-z0-9]{4}/edit. The dashboard box specs pass an explicitselector: 'test'on creation, so they are unaffected.Forum
Forum:
https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/tableau-de-bord-lidentifiant-unique-devrait-contenir-une-partie-aleatoire-comme-les-scenes/9829Checklist
sqlite3CLI missing in the sandbox, Docker/network tests) and unrelated to this change. Cypress was not run locally.npm run prettier,npm run prettier-check,npm run eslint), plusnpm run compare-translationsandnpm run buildon the front.This pull request was opened by an automated Claude Code run and needs human review before merging.
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New Features
Bug Fixes
Tests