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Fixes #927

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Added graceful error handling on recover project, by handling various edge cases

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  • What problem does your code solve?
    When using Recover project during development, the simulator crashes. This is because there was no proper error handling in various edge cases of corrupted/missing data. Now, multiple error handling edge cases have been added and tested. This will not enable projects to be restored correctly in local dev, since this is just the front end, but it will atleast not let the simulator crash.
  • What alternative approaches did you consider?
    I tried to somehow get the project to save in local dev, but it was getting too out of scope so I settled with error handling.
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    This is the simplest approach that works without problems.
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    First, it checks whether data exists
    then it checks whether the data was corrupted/malformed or not
    then it checks whether the previous project had valid circuits
    Uses fallback value instead of displaying "undefined" to user
    Protects against failures in load function itself.
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  • Bug Fixes

    • Strengthened recovery flow with validation, guarded parsing, and guaranteed cleanup of invalid or corrupted recovery data.
    • Improved error reporting and logging for failed restore attempts.
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    • Added a confirmation dialog showing a derived project name before restoring, clearer success/error messages, and retry-safe behavior.

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The recoverProject flow was rewritten into a guarded, multi-step process. It checks for recovery data, parses JSON inside try/catch, validates the parsed value is an object with a non-empty scopes array, derives a projectName fallback, prompts the user to confirm recovery, and attempts loading inside a nested try/catch. It emits explicit success/error messages and removes the localStorage recovery item on parse errors, load failures, user denial, or after successful recovery.

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26-26: Nit: minor comment formatting.

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-    try {                                     //error handling for JSON parse and load function
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Audatic07 commented Feb 9, 2026

afaik the failed checks are due to internal server errors unrelated to the code itself.

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Hey @Audatic07 could you push an empty commit to rerun those CI checks?

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/simulator/src/data/project.ts`:
- Around line 48-51: When load(data) throws inside the catch block, the recovery
entry in localStorage (key "recover") is not cleared, causing repeated failed
recovery attempts; update the catch block in project.ts to remove the recovery
data (localStorage.removeItem('recover')) and then show the existing error
handling (showError and console.error) so the user can escape the retry loop —
reference the catch around load(data) and the "recover" key.

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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/simulator/src/data/project.ts`:
- Around line 53-55: The current else branch immediately calls
localStorage.removeItem('recover') which permanently deletes recovery data when
the user clicks "No"; change the logic so that recovery data is not removed on a
simple decline — move localStorage.removeItem('recover') into the confirmed
"Yes" path (the handler that processes a positive confirmation) or replace the
"No" branch with a clear irreversible-warning flow that requires an explicit
user action to delete; update the confirmation handler in the same module (the
function that currently shows the confirmation and uses
localStorage.removeItem('recover')) so deletion only occurs after explicit
consent.

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@Audatic07 Audatic07 force-pushed the fix-recover-project#927 branch from 11c44bb to 94e671d Compare February 10, 2026 04:43
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@Nihal4777 ci is green, please review :)

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Tested locally , simulator is not freezing and can be interacted
Ready to be reviewed
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🐞 Bug: Simulator stops responding after "Recover Project"

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