fix: keep the house longitude within -180/+180 when picking it on the map - #3053
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… map Leaflet repeats the world horizontally and `containerPointToLatLng` returns the raw longitude of whichever copy was clicked, without ever wrapping it. The map opens at zoom 2, where the whole world is 1024px wide, so a window wider than that already shows several copies and a short pan is enough to land on a neighbouring one. The marker is drawn at the right place, so nothing hints that the saved longitude is out of range, but every service given those coordinates rejects them. Wrap the longitude before storing it, while keeping the raw click coordinates for the marker so that it stays under the cursor instead of jumping to the main copy of the world. The house/marker comparison in `componentDidUpdate` now compares wrapped longitudes, otherwise a click on a repeated copy would be mistaken for an outside change and recenter the map at zoom 16. Houses already saved keep their out-of-range longitude, so add a migration that wraps them. It computes the value in JavaScript rather than in SQL: SQLite's `%` operator truncates its operands to integers, which would turn 236.031002998352 into -124 instead of -123.968997001648, a silent 2.4km error. Fixes GladysAssistant#3027 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JBJZx21cvmZ6JNyMfdDoa9
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe map now stores house longitudes within -180 to +180 while keeping markers at the clicked world copy. A migration normalizes existing out-of-range longitudes. Tests cover wrapping, preservation, idempotency, and rollback behavior. ChangesHouse location normalization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change normalizes map-selected and previously saved house longitudes into the supported range. The migration updates existing records one at a time, so a concurrent location edit could be overwritten or an interrupted run could leave the dataset partially converted; the PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up for this bounded risk. Poem
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In `@server/migrations/20260828100000-wrap-house-longitude.js`:
- Around line 14-18: Remove the unreachable longitude === 180 special case from
wrapLongitude, leaving the normalization expression as the sole return path; do
not change migration.up() behavior.
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| function wrapLongitude(longitude) { | ||
| if (longitude === 180) { | ||
| return longitude; | ||
| } | ||
| return ((((longitude + 180) % 360) + 360) % 360) - 180; |
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Remove or directly test the unreachable 180 branch.
migration.up() selects only values below -180 or above 180. Therefore, it cannot call wrapLongitude(180). The supplied tests also cannot execute return longitude, so this added branch misses the required patch coverage. Remove the redundant branch, or export the helper and add a direct test for it.
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function wrapLongitude(longitude) {
- if (longitude === 180) {
- return longitude;
- }
return ((((longitude + 180) % 360) + 360) % 360) - 180;
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| function wrapLongitude(longitude) { | |
| if (longitude === 180) { | |
| return longitude; | |
| } | |
| return ((((longitude + 180) % 360) + 360) % 360) - 180; | |
| function wrapLongitude(longitude) { | |
| return ((((longitude + 180) % 360) + 360) % 360) - 180; | |
| } |
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In `@server/migrations/20260828100000-wrap-house-longitude.js` around lines 14 -
18, Remove the unreachable longitude === 180 special case from wrapLongitude,
leaving the normalization expression as the sole return path; do not change
migration.up() behavior.
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Looks good. This is a focused fix for #3027: Leaflet’s containerPointToLatLng returns the longitude of whichever world copy was clicked, the marker still draws in the right place, and the out-of-range value is what weather / tide / OpenWeather then reject.
The frontend split is the important part of the click handler. e.latlng.wrap() is what gets stored, while setPinMap keeps the raw click so the pin stays under the cursor instead of jumping to the principal meridian copy. componentDidUpdate then compares wrapped longitudes on both sides, otherwise a click on a repeated copy would look like an address-search change and recenter at zoom 16. AddressSearch is correctly left alone (Nominatim already returns bounded coordinates). I checked LatLng.wrap() in the project’s Leaflet 1.7.1: it only wraps longitude against [-180, 180] with includeMax, which is what the migration helper mirrors, including keeping +180 as +180.
The migration is the right follow-through for houses already saved. Computing the wrap in JavaScript is necessary: SQLite’s % truncates to integers, and the Oregon example in the issue (236.031002998352 → -123.968997001648) would have been silently rounded by about 2.4 km. The query (< -180 OR > 180) leaves in-range values, +180, and NULL alone; down is empty because the original unwrapped value cannot be recovered; up is idempotent. Tests hit the east-of-antimeridian case, a west wrap, in-range / +180, null location, idempotence, and the empty down. Migrations are excluded from c8, so Codecov patch coverage is not at risk on these files.
No DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES / DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPES changes. Not risk:high: it only rewrites longitudes that are already invalid for every consumer, and the write path is the existing house map click. Not needs:human-review: no product/taxonomy call, just a coordinate-range bug with a matching Leaflet API.
Non-blocking follow-ups, outside this PR’s scope:
front/src/routes/map/NewAreaMap.jsxstill storese.latlng.lngraw. Area geofencing happens to survive a 360° offset in haversine, but it is the same click bug if we ever send area coordinates to an API that validates[-180, 180].house.create/house.updatestill accept anyDOUBLE. The web map is the picker that produced the bad values, so this PR closes the real hole; a wrap (or a min/max validate) on save would be defense in depth against the REST API.
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Fixes #3027
Picking a house location by clicking on the map could save a longitude outside
the -180/+180 range: geographically right, but expressed on the 0-360° scale, so
every service given those coordinates rejects them.
Leaflet repeats the world horizontally, and
containerPointToLatLngreturns theraw longitude of whichever copy was clicked, without ever wrapping it. The map
opens at zoom 2, where the whole world is only 1024px wide, so a window wider
than that already shows more than one copy side by side and a short pan is
enough to land on a neighbouring one. Nothing hints at the problem on screen:
Leaflet normalizes longitudes when drawing, so the marker sits exactly where the
user clicked.
Front —
onClickOnMapnow storese.latlng.wrap(), but keeps the raw clickcoordinates for the marker:
Marker.setLatLngprojects without wrapping, sopassing it the wrapped value would move the pin to the main copy of the world,
off screen, right after a click on a repeated one. The house/marker comparison
in
componentDidUpdatetherefore compares wrapped longitudes on both sides —without that, a click on a repeated copy would be mistaken for an outside change
(address search) and recenter the map at zoom 16 on every click.
Server — houses already saved keep their out-of-range longitude, so a
migration wraps them. It computes the value in JavaScript rather than in SQL:
SQLite's
%operator truncates its operands to integers, so the SQL versionturned
236.031002998352into-124instead of-123.968997001648— a silent2.4km error on a value that still looks plausible. The wrapping matches
Leaflet's
LatLng.wrap()exactly,+180included.The latitude is deliberately left alone: Leaflet's EPSG3857 projection defines
no
wrapLat, soLatLng.wrap()only touches the longitude, and the migrationdoes the same.
AddressSearch.jsxis unaffected: a geocoder always returns boundedcoordinates.
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