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The prior 'hand'-ack fix worked in test but failed in prod because both
the handler and the test used the wrong wire shape. Re-tracing the
client emit path:
RealTimeNetworkAgent.cs:783-786 (msg path):
return MessagePackSerializer.Serialize(
CryptAES.encryptForNode(JsonMapper.ToJson(info))); // ← encrypted
RealTimeNetworkAgent.cs:815-817 (hand path):
return MessagePackSerializer.Serialize(
JsonMapper.ToJson(info)); // ← NOT encrypted
And EmitFrontStockData:717-723 picks "hand" as the SIO event name only
when frontData["StockHandData"] exists; in that branch it passes the
StockHandData list (NOT the dict) to CreatePackEmitHandData. So the
wire body is:
msgpack_string(JsonMapper.ToJson(List<object>))
i.e. a JSON array, unencrypted. EmitMsgUriPack:1456-1458 puts pubSeq at
index 3 of that array (after uri_int / viewerId / udid). The dict's
top-level pubSeq stays client-local for stockEmitMessageMgr.GetSelectData.
Handler now:
- Skips NodeCrypto.DecryptForNode (was throwing FormatException on the
unencrypted bytes — caught and swallowed silently by the existing
outer try/catch, so the bug presented as 'no warning, no ack')
- Parses RootElement.ValueKind:
- Array → arr[3] is the pubSeq
- Object → top-level "pubSeq" (defensive; not used by prod today)
- Falls back to ack arg=0 if neither extraction works (the client's
GetSelectData lookup misses but its OnAck path still fires — same as a
normal cache-miss — so the queue still drains)
Diagnostic [hand-rx] log added (gated by DiagnosticLogging) so we can
see the actual body content per-frame during verification.
Test was also wrong (encrypted dict shape); rewritten to use the real
wire shape (unencrypted JSON array). +1 net new test covering the
dict-shape defensive path.
176 battle-node tests passing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>