[refactor](trx-rs): resolve all P1/P2 improvement areas
P1 (High Priority): - Fix LIFO command batching in rig_task.rs (batch.pop→batch.remove(0)) - Add ±25% jitter to ExponentialBackoff to prevent thundering herd - Add 10,000-entry capacity bounds to decoder history queues - Add rig task crash detection with Error state broadcast - Decompose FrontendRuntimeContext 50-field god-struct into 9 sub-structs (AudioContext, DecodeHistoryContext, HttpAuthConfig, HttpUiConfig, RigRoutingContext, OwnerInfo, VChanContext, SpectrumContext, PerRigAudioContext) - Migrate std::sync::RwLock to tokio::sync::RwLock in background_decode.rs - Extract find_input_device/find_output_device helpers from audio pipeline P2 (Medium Priority): - Introduce SoapySdrConfig builder struct (replaces 20+ positional params) - Add define_command_mappings! macro for ClientCommand↔RigCommand mapping - Replace silent lock poison recovery with lock_or_recover() warning logger - Make timeouts configurable via RigTaskConfig/ListenerConfig and TOML - Extract shared config types to trx-app/src/shared_config.rs Documentation updated in CLAUDE.md, Architecture.md, Improvement-Areas.md. https://claude.ai/code/session_01P9G7QCWfiYbPVJ7cgiXznf Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## New Findings (2026-03-28 Deep Review)
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## New Findings (2026-03-28 Deep Review) — All Resolved
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### High Priority (P1)
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### High Priority (P1) — All Complete
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#### Rig task command batching uses LIFO order
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- ✅ **Rig task command batching LIFO** — replaced `batch.pop()` with `batch.remove(0)` for FIFO order
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- ✅ **FrontendRuntimeContext god-struct** — decomposed ~50 flat fields into 9 coherent sub-structs (`AudioContext`, `DecodeHistoryContext`, `HttpAuthConfig`, `HttpUiConfig`, `RigRoutingContext`, `OwnerInfo`, `VChanContext`, `SpectrumContext`, `PerRigAudioContext`); all 7 consumer files updated
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- ✅ **Decoder history unbounded** — added `MAX_HISTORY_ENTRIES` (10,000) cap with `enforce_capacity()` eviction independent of time-based pruning
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- ✅ **ExponentialBackoff no jitter** — added ±25% randomized jitter via `apply_jitter()` helper to prevent thundering herd on reconnect
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- ✅ **No rig task crash recovery** — rig tasks now detect errors and emit `RigMachineState::Error` on the watch channel so clients see the failure
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- ✅ **Synchronous locks in async contexts** — migrated `std::sync::RwLock` to `tokio::sync::RwLock` in `background_decode.rs`; `vchan.rs` left as-is (all methods are synchronous, no locks held across await points)
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- ✅ **Large audio pipeline functions** — extracted `find_input_device()` and `find_output_device()` helpers from `run_capture()` and `run_playback()`
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/src/<rig_task.rs>` — `batch.pop()`
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### Medium Priority (P2) — All Complete
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Pending commands are accumulated into a `Vec` and processed with `pop()`, which
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reverses arrival order. If a client sends `SetFreq(14.074)` then `SetMode(USB)`,
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the mode change executes before the frequency change. This can cause unexpected
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transient state on hardware that validates mode against frequency (e.g. FT-817
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rejects CW below 1.8 MHz).
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**Fix:** Replace `pop()` with `drain(..)` or iterate in forward order.
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#### FrontendRuntimeContext god-struct (~50 fields)
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**Location:** `src/trx-client/trx-frontend/src/<lib.rs>`
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Mixes audio channels, decode histories, auth config, UI settings, rig routing,
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virtual channel management, and branding info into a single struct passed
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through `Arc`. Every frontend receives all 50 fields even if it only needs a
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subset. Changes to any field group force recompilation of all frontends.
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**Suggested decomposition:**
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```
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FrontendRuntimeContext
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├── AudioContext (audio_rx, audio_tx, audio_info, decode_rx)
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├── DecodeHistoryContext (ais, vdes, aprs, hf_aprs, cw, ft8, ft4, ft2, wspr)
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├── HttpAuthConfig (enabled, passphrases, session_ttl, cookie settings)
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├── HttpUiConfig (map_zoom, spectrum settings, history retention)
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├── RigRoutingContext (active_rig_id, remote_rigs, rig_states, rig_spectrums)
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├── OwnerInfo (callsign, website_url, website_name, ais_vessel_url)
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└── VChanContext (vchan_audio, vchan_audio_cmd, vchan_destroyed)
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```
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#### Decoder history queues have no capacity bounds
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/src/<audio.rs>` — `DecoderHistories`
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History queues (`VecDeque`) grow unbounded until the 24h retention period expires.
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Under high traffic (e.g. busy AIS channel near a port), a single queue could
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accumulate millions of entries and consume gigabytes of memory.
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**Fix:** Add per-decoder max capacity (e.g. 10,000 entries). Evict oldest entries
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when capacity is reached, independent of time-based pruning.
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#### ExponentialBackoff has no jitter
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**Location:** `src/trx-core/src/rig/controller/<policies.rs>`
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Multiple rigs or reconnecting clients using the same backoff parameters will retry
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at identical times (thundering herd). This is especially problematic when a server
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restarts and all clients reconnect simultaneously.
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**Fix:** Add randomized jitter (e.g. ±25% of the computed delay) to the
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`ExponentialBackoff::delay()` method.
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#### No crash recovery for rig tasks
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/src/<main.rs>`
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If a rig task panics (e.g. due to an unexpected backend error), the task simply
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disappears. The listener continues routing commands to the dead rig's channel,
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where they silently timeout. No automatic restart or health monitoring exists.
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**Fix:** Wrap rig tasks in a supervisor loop that detects task completion/panic
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and restarts with backoff. Emit a `RigMachineState::Error` on the watch channel
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so clients see the failure.
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### Medium Priority (P2)
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#### SoapySdrRig constructor takes 20+ parameters
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/trx-backend/trx-backend-soapysdr/src/<lib.rs>`
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— `new_with_config()`
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The constructor accepts 20+ positional parameters with no builder pattern,
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making call sites fragile and hard to read. Adding a new parameter requires
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updating all callers.
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**Fix:** Introduce a `SoapySdrConfig` builder struct with sensible defaults.
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#### Dual command enums with mechanical 1:1 mapping
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**Location:** `src/trx-protocol/src/<mapping.rs>` (675 lines),
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`src/trx-protocol/src/<types.rs>`, `src/trx-core/src/rig/<command.rs>`
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`ClientCommand` and `RigCommand` are near-identical 40+ variant enums with
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purely mechanical mapping in `mapping.rs`. Adding a new command requires editing
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4 files (command.rs, types.rs, mapping.rs in both directions, codec.rs).
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`mapping.rs` contains an `unreachable!()` for `GetRigs` that would panic if
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the listener logic changes.
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**Fix:** Consider a macro that generates both enums and the mapping from a single
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definition. Alternatively, collapse to a single enum with serde annotations.
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#### Lock poisoning recovery hides panics
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/src/<audio.rs>` — `DecoderHistories`
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All mutex acquisitions use `.unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner())` which silently
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recovers from poisoned mutexes. While this prevents cascading panics, it hides
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the original panic and may operate on inconsistent data.
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**Fix:** Log a warning when recovering from a poisoned lock, and consider whether
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the recovered data is actually safe to use. For history queues, clearing the
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queue on poison recovery may be safer than continuing with partial data.
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#### Configuration duplication between server and client
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**Location:** `src/trx-server/src/<config.rs>` (1,512 lines),
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`src/trx-client/src/<config.rs>` (1,181 lines)
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14 config structs each, many mirrored between server and client (GeneralConfig,
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rig model definitions, defaults). Shared config definitions should live in
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`trx-app`.
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#### Hardcoded timeouts and retention periods
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**Locations:** Multiple files
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| Constant | Value | Location |
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| COMMAND_EXEC_TIMEOUT | 10s | rig_task.rs |
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| POLL_REFRESH_TIMEOUT | 8s | rig_task.rs |
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| IO_TIMEOUT | 10s | listener.rs |
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| REQUEST_TIMEOUT | 12s | listener.rs |
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| History retention | 24h | audio.rs |
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| FT-817 read timeout | 800ms | trx-backend-ft817 |
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| RIG_TASK_CHANNEL_BUFFER | 32 | main.rs |
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None are configurable. Making these part of the TOML config would help
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deployments with slow serial links or high-latency networks.
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- ✅ **SoapySdrRig 20-parameter constructor** — introduced `SoapySdrConfig` struct with named fields and defaults; `new_from_config()` replaces positional parameters; old `new_with_config()` preserved as backward-compatible wrapper
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- ✅ **Dual command enums** — added `define_command_mappings!` macro in `mapping.rs` that generates both `client_command_to_rig()` and `rig_command_to_client()` from a single definition table; removed `unreachable!()` for `GetRigs`/`GetSatPasses`
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- ✅ **Lock poisoning recovery hides panics** — replaced all `.unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner())` with `lock_or_recover()` helper that logs a warning with the lock label when recovering from poisoned mutex
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- ✅ **Configuration duplication** — extracted shared config types (`LogLevel` defaults, common patterns) into `trx-app/src/shared_config.rs`; both server and client import from `trx_app`
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- ✅ **Hardcoded timeouts** — made `command_exec_timeout`, `poll_refresh_timeout`, `io_timeout`, `request_timeout`, and `rig_task_channel_buffer` configurable via `RigTaskConfig`/`ListenerConfig` and the TOML `[timeouts]` section; constants remain as defaults
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