Configurable grid + snap-to-grid in the layout system #45

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steve merged 2 commits from feat/layout-grid into main 2026-07-19 07:07:15 +00:00
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Closes #44.

Adds two independent, configurable grids to the editor, each with a size and a snap toggle.

Garden grid (owner-set, in the garden settings form)

  • Grid size (entered in cm/in) drives the editor's visual grid — previously a fixed 1 m grid.
  • Snap objects toggle: when on, placing/moving an object snaps its center to the garden grid, and resizing snaps its width/height to whole grid steps (the opposite corner stays put).

Bed grid (per plantable object, in the bed Inspector)

  • Grid size for the bed.
  • Snap plants toggle: when on, placing/moving a plant snaps it to the bed's grid, and the grid is drawn inside the focused bed for reference. Plant radius stays free.

Snapping defaults off on both, so existing gardens keep free placement until the owner (garden grid) or an editor (bed grid) opts in. Grid spacing shares the garden's [1 cm, 100 m] range; defaults are 1 m (garden) and 30 cm (bed). A 0 grid is treated as "unset" and re-defaulted rather than stored.

Shape of the change

  • DB: migration 0005 adds grid_size_cm / snap_to_grid to gardens and garden_objects.
  • Backend: threaded through domain → store → service → api; service tests (garden/object defaults, patch round-trip, over-cap rejection) and an api HTTP round-trip test.
  • Frontend: new snapValue / snapPoint / snapLocalToBedGrid geometry helpers (unit-tested), schema/type plumbing, snapping in the canvas + selection/plop overlays, and the two forms.

Snapping model

  • Garden grid is origin-anchored (matches the drawn garden grid); object center snaps on move, dimensions snap on resize.
  • Bed grid is corner-anchored in the bed's local frame (matches the lines drawn inside the bed); plants snap to grid intersections and are clamped to the bed.
  • Keyboard nudge (arrow keys) stays free 1/10 cm — a deliberate fine-adjust escape hatch, independent of snapping.

Verification

  • GOWORK=off go vet ./... && go test ./... — all pass (new service + api grid tests).
  • tsc --noEmit clean; vitest 29 pass (incl. 5 new snapping tests); vite build OK.

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Closes #44. Adds two independent, configurable grids to the editor, each with a size and a snap toggle. ## Garden grid (owner-set, in the garden settings form) - Grid size (entered in cm/in) drives the editor's visual grid — previously a fixed 1 m grid. - **Snap objects** toggle: when on, placing/moving an object snaps its center to the garden grid, and resizing snaps its width/height to whole grid steps (the opposite corner stays put). ## Bed grid (per plantable object, in the bed Inspector) - Grid size for the bed. - **Snap plants** toggle: when on, placing/moving a plant snaps it to the bed's grid, and the grid is drawn inside the focused bed for reference. Plant radius stays free. Snapping defaults **off** on both, so existing gardens keep free placement until the owner (garden grid) or an editor (bed grid) opts in. Grid spacing shares the garden's `[1 cm, 100 m]` range; defaults are 1 m (garden) and 30 cm (bed). A `0` grid is treated as "unset" and re-defaulted rather than stored. ## Shape of the change - **DB:** migration `0005` adds `grid_size_cm` / `snap_to_grid` to `gardens` and `garden_objects`. - **Backend:** threaded through domain → store → service → api; service tests (garden/object defaults, patch round-trip, over-cap rejection) and an api HTTP round-trip test. - **Frontend:** new `snapValue` / `snapPoint` / `snapLocalToBedGrid` geometry helpers (unit-tested), schema/type plumbing, snapping in the canvas + selection/plop overlays, and the two forms. ## Snapping model - Garden grid is origin-anchored (matches the drawn garden grid); object **center** snaps on move, **dimensions** snap on resize. - Bed grid is corner-anchored in the bed's local frame (matches the lines drawn inside the bed); plants snap to grid intersections and are clamped to the bed. - Keyboard nudge (arrow keys) stays free 1/10 cm — a deliberate fine-adjust escape hatch, independent of snapping. ## Verification - `GOWORK=off go vet ./... && go test ./...` — all pass (new service + api grid tests). - `tsc --noEmit` clean; `vitest` 29 pass (incl. 5 new snapping tests); `vite build` OK. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01JdQpdYYsTgtkJBxbcpAszi
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Add configurable grid + snap to the layout system
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Two independent grids, each with a size and a snap toggle:

- Garden grid (owner-set, in the garden settings form): drives the
  editor's visual grid and, when snapping is on, snaps objects on
  place/move and snaps their dimensions to whole grid steps on resize.
- Bed grid (per plantable object, in the bed Inspector): when snapping
  is on, plants snap to the bed's grid on place/move, and the grid is
  drawn inside the focused bed. Plant radius stays free.

Snapping defaults off on both, so existing gardens keep free placement.
Grid spacing shares the [1cm, 100m] range and defaults to 1m (garden) /
30cm (bed); 0 is treated as unset and re-defaulted.

Backend: migration 0005 adds grid_size_cm/snap_to_grid to gardens and
garden_objects, threaded through domain/store/service/api with service +
api round-trip tests. Frontend: new geometry snap helpers (unit-tested),
schema/type plumbing, canvas + overlay snapping, and the two forms.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JdQpdYYsTgtkJBxbcpAszi

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🪰 Gadfly consensus review — 8 inline findings on changed lines. See the consensus comment for the full ranked summary.

Advisory only — does not block merge.

<!-- gadfly-inline-review --> 🪰 **Gadfly consensus review** — 8 inline findings on changed lines. See the consensus comment for the full ranked summary. <sub>Advisory only — does not block merge.</sub>
@@ -15,2 +15,3 @@
func scanGarden(s scanner) (*domain.Garden, error) {
var g domain.Garden
var (
g domain.Garden

🟡 boolToInt + scan-to-int64-then-bool idiom now duplicated across 3 scan sites; worth a shared helper

maintainability · flagged by 1 model

  • internal/store/gardens.go:17 (and internal/store/objects.go:20) — The boolToInt write + scan-into-local-int64-then-map-to-bool (g.SnapToGrid = snap != 0) idiom is now present in three scan sites: scanGarden (gardens.go:17–26), scanGardenWithRole (gardens.go:33–43), and scanObject (objects.go:17–30, where it mirrors the pre-existing plantable pattern). The duplication is now more apparent; a tiny scanBool/boolPtr-style helper would be cleaner. Not a blocker — the exist…

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟡 **boolToInt + scan-to-int64-then-bool idiom now duplicated across 3 scan sites; worth a shared helper** _maintainability · flagged by 1 model_ - **`internal/store/gardens.go:17` (and `internal/store/objects.go:20`)** — The `boolToInt` write + scan-into-local-`int64`-then-map-to-bool (`g.SnapToGrid = snap != 0`) idiom is now present in three scan sites: `scanGarden` (gardens.go:17–26), `scanGardenWithRole` (gardens.go:33–43), and `scanObject` (objects.go:17–30, where it mirrors the pre-existing `plantable` pattern). The duplication is now more apparent; a tiny `scanBool`/`boolPtr`-style helper would be cleaner. Not a blocker — the exist… <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -0,0 +2,4 @@
--
-- Two independent grids:
-- * gardens.grid_size_cm / snap_to_grid — the garden-scale grid the visual grid
-- is drawn from and (when snap is on) objects snap to when placed/moved/resized.

100 cm grid magic number now duplicated across migration, defaultGardenGridCM, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM with no shared anchor

maintainability · flagged by 1 model

  • internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5 — The migration comment references the now-removed fixed grid; the 100 cm garden-grid default now lives in three unanchored places: the migration DEFAULT 100 (line 13), defaultGardenGridCM = 100 in internal/service/gardens.go, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM = 100 in web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:22. Verified by grepping the repo — GRID_CM appears only in GardenFormModal.tsx; the 100 magic number has no shared anch…

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

⚪ **100 cm grid magic number now duplicated across migration, defaultGardenGridCM, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM with no shared anchor** _maintainability · flagged by 1 model_ - **`internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5`** — The migration comment references the now-removed fixed grid; the `100` cm garden-grid default now lives in three unanchored places: the migration `DEFAULT 100` (line 13), `defaultGardenGridCM = 100` in `internal/service/gardens.go`, and `DEFAULT_GRID_CM = 100` in `web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:22`. Verified by grepping the repo — `GRID_CM` appears only in `GardenFormModal.tsx`; the `100` magic number has no shared anch… <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -54,1 +62,4 @@
}
// The grid is entered at spacing scale (cm/in), so it converts with the
// spacing helpers, not the dimension ones.
const convertGrid = (s: string) => {

🟡 changeUnit's convertGrid duplicates the convert arrow; a single convertWith helper would deduplicate

maintainability · flagged by 2 models

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟡 **changeUnit's convertGrid duplicates the convert arrow; a single convertWith helper would deduplicate** _maintainability · flagged by 2 models_ <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -25,0 +29,4 @@
function bedGridLines(half: number, step: number): number[] {
if (!(step > 0) || (2 * half) / step > BED_GRID_MAX_LINES) return []
const lines: number[] = []
for (let v = -half; v <= half + 1e-6; v += step) lines.push(v)

🟡 Magic number 1e-6 in bedGridLines loop boundary

maintainability · flagged by 1 model

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32 — The 1e-6 epsilon in the bedGridLines loop boundary is an unexplained magic number. Give it a named constant (e.g., GRID_LINE_EPSILON) and a brief comment so maintainers know it guards against floating-point overshoot during accumulation.

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟡 **Magic number 1e-6 in bedGridLines loop boundary** _maintainability · flagged by 1 model_ - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32` — The `1e-6` epsilon in the `bedGridLines` loop boundary is an unexplained magic number. Give it a named constant (e.g., `GRID_LINE_EPSILON`) and a brief comment so maintainers know it guards against floating-point overshoot during accumulation. <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -148,0 +161,4 @@
const halfH = focusedObject.heightCm / 2
// Snap the plant to the bed's grid when the bed opts in; snapLocalToBedGrid
// also clamps, so the plain clamp covers the non-snapping case.
const placed = focusedObject.snapToGrid

🟠 Duplicated inline clamp logic for bed bounds

maintainability · flagged by 2 models

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:166 — The non-snapping branch in onPlace manually inlines the same clamp logic that already exists in PlopOverlay.tsx's clampLocal helper and inside snapLocalToBedGrid. Extract a shared clampLocal(point, halfW, halfH) into geometry.ts and use it in both overlays so bed-bounds clamping lives in one place and future changes (e.g., inset margins) only need one edit.

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟠 **Duplicated inline clamp logic for bed bounds** _maintainability · flagged by 2 models_ - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:166` — The non-snapping branch in `onPlace` manually inlines the same clamp logic that already exists in `PlopOverlay.tsx`'s `clampLocal` helper and inside `snapLocalToBedGrid`. Extract a shared `clampLocal(point, halfW, halfH)` into `geometry.ts` and use it in both overlays so bed-bounds clamping lives in one place and future changes (e.g., inset margins) only need one edit. <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -157,0 +179,4 @@
// so the user sees exactly where plants will land. Lines are in the bed's local
// frame (origin at center), anchored to the corner to match snapLocalToBedGrid.
const showBedGrid = !!focusedObject && focusedObject.plantable && focusedObject.snapToGrid
const bedVLines = showBedGrid ? bedGridLines(halfFW, focusedObject.gridSizeCm) : []

🟠 bedGridLines arrays recreated on every render without memoization

performance · flagged by 3 models

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182bedVLines and bedHLines are computed inline without useMemo, so bedGridLines allocates fresh arrays on every render. GardenCanvas subscribes to livePlanting (and liveObject), so it re-renders on every pointermove during drag; the bed grid line arrays are recreated and diffed even though the focused bed's dimensions and grid size haven't changed. For a 200-line cap this is bounded, but it's still unnecessary garbage and React diff work on a…

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟠 **bedGridLines arrays recreated on every render without memoization** _performance · flagged by 3 models_ - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182` — `bedVLines` and `bedHLines` are computed inline without `useMemo`, so `bedGridLines` allocates fresh arrays on every render. `GardenCanvas` subscribes to `livePlanting` (and `liveObject`), so it re-renders on every pointermove during drag; the bed grid line arrays are recreated and diffed even though the focused bed's dimensions and grid size haven't changed. For a 200-line cap this is bounded, but it's still unnecessary garbage and React diff work on a… <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -106,1 +112,3 @@
const next = clampLocal({ x: base.xCm + (p.x - start.x), y: base.yCm + (p.y - start.y) })
const moved: Point = { x: base.xCm + (p.x - start.x), y: base.yCm + (p.y - start.y) }
// snapLocalToBedGrid clamps too, so the plain clamp covers the non-snap case.
const next = snap ? snapLocalToBedGrid(moved, gridCm, halfW, halfH) : clampLocal(moved)

🟡 Duplicated clamp logic instead of using snapLocalToBedGrid with step=0

maintainability · flagged by 1 model

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164-166 and web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114 — Both duplicate inline clamp-to-bounds logic that already exists inside snapLocalToBedGrid. The helper's doc explicitly says "step<=0 → only clamped, not snapped", but the callers ignore this and reimplement the clamp inline. Fix: In GardenCanvas, replace the ternary with snapLocalToBedGrid(local, focusedObject.snapToGrid ? focusedObject.gridSizeCm : 0, halfW, halfH). In PlopOverlay, repla…

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟡 **Duplicated clamp logic instead of using snapLocalToBedGrid with step=0** _maintainability · flagged by 1 model_ - **`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164-166`** and **`web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114`** — Both duplicate inline clamp-to-bounds logic that already exists inside `snapLocalToBedGrid`. The helper's doc explicitly says "`step<=0` → only clamped, not snapped", but the callers ignore this and reimplement the clamp inline. **Fix:** In `GardenCanvas`, replace the ternary with `snapLocalToBedGrid(local, focusedObject.snapToGrid ? focusedObject.gridSizeCm : 0, halfW, halfH)`. In `PlopOverlay`, repla… <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>
@@ -71,0 +90,4 @@
* clamped to the bed bounds so a plant never snaps outside it. step<=0 only
* clamped, not snapped.
*/
export function snapLocalToBedGrid(p: Point, step: number, halfW: number, halfH: number): Point {

🟡 snapLocalToBedGrid duplicates the anchor-snap formula per axis instead of reusing snapValue-style factoring

maintainability · flagged by 1 model

  • web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93 (snapLocalToBedGrid) — The inline ternary step > 0 ? -halfW + Math.round((p.x + halfW) / step) * step : p.x interleaves snapping and passthrough per axis, duplicating the anchored-snap formula across both axes. snapValue/snapPoint already exist for the origin-anchored case; a snapToCorner(v, origin, step) helper (or snapValue(p.x + halfW, step) - halfW) would deduplicate and match the existing "anchor the snap, then clamp" shape. Verified by reading…

🪰 Gadfly · advisory

🟡 **snapLocalToBedGrid duplicates the anchor-snap formula per axis instead of reusing snapValue-style factoring** _maintainability · flagged by 1 model_ - **`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93` (`snapLocalToBedGrid`)** — The inline ternary `step > 0 ? -halfW + Math.round((p.x + halfW) / step) * step : p.x` interleaves snapping and passthrough per axis, duplicating the anchored-snap formula across both axes. `snapValue`/`snapPoint` already exist for the origin-anchored case; a `snapToCorner(v, origin, step)` helper (or `snapValue(p.x + halfW, step) - halfW`) would deduplicate and match the existing "anchor the snap, then clamp" shape. Verified by reading… <sub>🪰 Gadfly · advisory</sub>

🪰 Gadfly review — consensus across 5 models

Verdict: Minor issues · 11 findings (4 with multi-model agreement)

Finding Where Models Lens
🟠 bedGridLines arrays recreated on every render without memoization web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182 3/5 performance
🟡 TextArea block indented inconsistently with sibling JSX elements web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266 3/5 maintainability
🟠 Duplicated inline clamp logic for bed bounds web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164 2/5 maintainability
🟡 changeUnit's convertGrid duplicates the convert arrow; a single convertWith helper would deduplicate web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:65 2/5 maintainability
7 single-model findings (lower confidence)
Finding Where Model Lens
🟠 gardenFromInput comment falsely claims all fields must be supplied on update, but gridSizeCM is always defaulted when zero internal/service/gardens.go:170 opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud maintainability
🟡 GardenObject struct fields not gofmt-aligned after grid field insertion internal/domain/domain.go:186 claude-code/sonnet maintainability
🟡 boolToInt + scan-to-int64-then-bool idiom now duplicated across 3 scan sites; worth a shared helper internal/store/gardens.go:17 opencode/glm-5.2:cloud maintainability
🟡 Magic number 1e-6 in bedGridLines loop boundary web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32 kimi-k2.6:cloud maintainability
🟡 Duplicated clamp logic instead of using snapLocalToBedGrid with step=0 web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114 opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud maintainability
🟡 snapLocalToBedGrid duplicates the anchor-snap formula per axis instead of reusing snapValue-style factoring web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93 opencode/glm-5.2:cloud maintainability
100 cm grid magic number now duplicated across migration, defaultGardenGridCM, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM with no shared anchor internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5 opencode/glm-5.2:cloud maintainability
Per-model detail
claude-code/sonnet (claude-code) — Minor issues

Verdict: Minor issues — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling

🔒 Security — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

I reviewed this diff strictly through the security lens (authn/authz, injection, unsafe deserialization, input validation, insecure defaults) and verified the key claims against the checked-out code rather than the diff alone.

What I checked and confirmed clean:

  • SQL injection: All new columns (grid_size_cm, snap_to_grid) are written via parameterized ? placeholders in internal/store/gardens.go and internal/store/objects.go — no string-built SQL. The migration (0005_grid_settings.sql) is static DDL with a CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0,1)) constraint; no injection surface.
  • Input validation on the write path, including partial PATCH: I traced the full patch flow in internal/service/objects.goUpdateObject (line 145) calls applyObjectPatch (which blindly copies *p.GridSizeCM into the object, objects.go:239-241) but then unconditionally calls finalizeObject (objects.go:152), which re-validates GridSizeCM via validDimensionCM (objects.go:270-275) — same NaN/Inf/range guard used for width/height. So an attacker-controlled PATCH can't smuggle an out-of-range, negative, NaN, or Inf grid value into storage. Same pattern confirmed for gardens: gardenFromInput (gardens.go:170) validates GridSizeCM on both create and update (applyDefaults=false path still calls validDimensionCM, gardens.go:208-214), so an update can't bypass validation either.
  • Authorization unchanged and consistent with the described model: UpdateGarden still requires roleOwner (gardens.go:143) — matches "owner-set" garden grid. UpdateObject/CreateObject still require roleEditor (objects.go:88, 146) — matches "editor can set bed grid." The new fields ride the existing role-gated update paths; no new endpoint or bypass was introduced.
  • Insecure defaults: Snap defaults to false in the migration (DEFAULT 0) and in service logic — matches the PR's stated intent that existing gardens keep free placement until an owner/editor opts in. Not a security-relevant default either way, but confirmed correct.
  • No secrets, no deserialization of untrusted structures beyond normal JSON binding, no SSRF-relevant code in this diff.

One thing I verified is not an issue: JSON can't encode NaN/Infinity literals, so the float64 patch fields can't carry those values from a JSON body pre-decode either — belt-and-suspenders with the validDimensionCM check already in place.

Nothing here reaches the severity of a reportable finding.

🎯 Correctness — No material issues found

All consistent — boolToInt reused correctly, migration numbering is sequential. Everything else I checked (store scan/insert/update column ordering, service defaulting logic, patch semantics, snapping math, unit conversions) lines up correctly and is well covered by the new tests.

Based on my review, this PR is clean from a correctness standpoint — I found no material logic bugs.

VERDICT: No material issues found

I verified the following areas specifically and found them correct:

  • Snapping math (web/src/lib/geometry.ts:71-99): snapValue, snapPoint, snapLocalToBedGrid — manually re-derived the expected outputs for the test cases in geometry.test.ts (e.g. corner-anchored bed grid snapping for a 120×80 bed) and they match the implementation exactly, including negative-value rounding and the non-positive-step passthrough.
  • Grid defaulting (internal/service/gardens.go:201-226, internal/service/objects.go:264-273): confirmed finalizeObject is invoked on both create and update (via UpdateObjectapplyObjectPatchfinalizeObject), so an explicit 0 sent in a PATCH is correctly re-defaulted rather than persisted as an invalid zero grid — this holds for both the garden and object paths.
  • DB column/scan ordering (internal/store/gardens.go, internal/store/objects.go): manually counted and matched placeholder counts, column lists, and Scan() argument order for both INSERT and UPDATE on gardens and garden_objects — no positional mismatches.
  • Unit conversion (GardenFormModal.tsx:58-73): the grid-size unit-switch conversion correctly captures the pre-switch unit closure before setUnit(next) runs, so round-tripping through a unit change preserves the physical grid size.
  • Resize snap floor (SelectionOverlay.tsx:139-146): Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(...)) can't produce a width below MIN_OBJ_CM since the server's grid minimum (1 cm) equals MIN_OBJ_CM — no invariant violation there.
  • Migration defaults (100 cm garden / 30 cm object) match the service-layer constants exactly.

No findings survive to report.

🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability — Minor issues

Confirmed by direct reading (gofmt run wasn't permitted in this read-only context, but the misalignment is visually verified in the source: lines 183-185 use a shorter column width than 186-188 in the same contiguous struct block). All three draft findings hold up against the actual code.

VERDICT: Minor issues

  • internal/domain/domain.go:183-188 — In the GardenObject struct, GridSizeCM/SnapToGrid/Notes (lines 183-185) are column-aligned to a 10-char name width, while Version/CreatedAt/UpdatedAt immediately below (lines 186-188, no separating blank line or comment) still use the old, wider column. This is one contiguous field block that gofmt aligns together, so it isn't gofmt-clean as written. The Garden struct above (lines 122-136) got this right — its trailing Version/CreatedAt/UpdatedAt were re-aligned to match. Fix: gofmt -w internal/domain/domain.go.

  • web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266 — The <TextArea label="Notes" ...> block (lines 266-273) is indented two extra spaces (10 spaces) relative to its sibling JSX blocks at the same nesting level inside the <fieldset> — e.g. the <label className="flex items-center..."> at line 227 and the {object.plantable && (...)} block at line 239 both sit at 8 spaces. This is a stray indentation left over from inserting the new bed-grid block without reformatting. Fix: dedent lines 266-273 to match the surrounding siblings.

  • Minor duplicationGardenFormModal.tsx:59-68 (convert/convertGrid) each differ from the existing one only by swapping cmFromDisplay/displayFromCm for cmFromSpacing/spacingFromCm; Inspector.tsx has the analogous commitDim/commitGrid pair (lines 83-100). Not incorrect, but the same duplication shape appears in both files. A small shared unit-aware convert helper in units.ts would remove both copies. Low priority nit.

Performance — Minor issues

VERDICT: Minor issues

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182-183 and :213-222bedVLines/bedHLines are recomputed via bedGridLines() on every render, unmemoized, unlike the sibling sorted/rendered/renderedPlops values in the same file which are all wrapped in useMemo (lines 106-115). Their true inputs are just halfFW, halfFH, and focusedObject.gridSizeCm — but they get recomputed and their up-to-400 <line> elements re-rendered on every re-render of GardenCanvas, including ones that don't touch those inputs at all.
    • Verified the hot path: dragging a plop calls setLivePlanting on every raw pointermove event via a plain, unthrottled set({ livePlanting: p }) in the zustand store (store.ts:80), invoked directly from the window.addEventListener('pointermove', move) handler with no rAF batching (PlopOverlay.tsx:79,98). livePlanting is a store field subscribed to directly (GardenCanvas.tsx:71), so each event changes livePlantingrenderedPlops recomputes (GardenCanvas.tsx:112-115) → GardenCanvas re-renders. showBedGrid requires focusedObject.plantable && focusedObject.snapToGrid (GardenCanvas.tsx:181) — this is precisely the interaction the PR is optimizing for (dragging plants inside a bed with the grid shown for reference), so the wasted recompute lands squarely on the feature's primary use case.
    • Impact is bounded (BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200 per axis, confirmed at GardenCanvas.tsx:18, so ≤400 array entries/elements), so this is not correctness-affecting, but it's needless per-event work in a per-pointer-move loop when the geometry hasn't actually changed.
    • Fix: wrap in useMemo(() => (showBedGrid ? bedGridLines(halfFW, focusedObject.gridSizeCm) : []), [showBedGrid, halfFW, focusedObject?.gridSizeCm]) (and similarly for bedHLines), consistent with the memoization already used elsewhere in this component.
🧯 Error handling & edge cases — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

Reviewed through the error-handling & edge-cases lens, with verification against the checked-out code (not just the diff):

  • Grid "0 means unset" defaulting is applied symmetrically: gardenFromInput (internal/service/gardens.go:204-214) defaults on both create and update (unlike width/height, which only default on create — confirmed intentional per comment and covered by TestGardenGridSettings's reset case). finalizeObject (internal/service/objects.go:264-271) does the same for object grids. Both paths reject negative/NaN/Inf/over-cap via the existing validDimensionCM.
  • Patch semantics: ObjectPatch.GridSizeCM/SnapToGrid are pointers (nil = unchanged, explicit 0 = reset-to-default), correctly threaded through applyObjectPatchfinalizeObject. Verified against internal/api/objects.go request structs — pointer for update, plain value for create, as expected.
  • DB layer: column lists, scan order, and placeholder counts in internal/store/gardens.go and internal/store/objects.go all line up with the new grid_size_cm/snap_to_grid columns; migration 0005 adds NOT NULL DEFAULT + CHECK (IN (0,1)), so existing rows get valid values, no NULL-handling gap.
  • Frontend geometry helpers (web/src/lib/geometry.ts): snapValue/snapPoint/snapLocalToBedGrid all guard non-positive/NaN steps by passing the value through unchanged, and the bed variant clamps to bounds — verified against the added unit tests, including the far-corner clamp case.
  • bedGridLines (GardenCanvas.tsx:29-34) guards against a runaway loop with an explicit line-count cap before iterating.
  • Drag gestures in SelectionOverlay/PlopOverlay retain proper unmount cleanup (no PATCH fired, listeners detached), and rely on the pre-existing optimistic-update/rollback + toast pattern in web/src/lib/objects.ts for server-side rejections (e.g., a snap-induced resize that exceeds the max dimension) — this is inherited infrastructure, not a gap introduced here.
  • Inspector.tsx's new commitGrid silently no-ops on invalid/sub-minimum input, but this exactly mirrors the pre-existing commitDim pattern used for width/height in the same file — not a new inconsistency.

No unverified suspicions to report; nothing in this lens rises to a finding.

glm-5.2:cloud (ollama-cloud) — Minor issues

Verdict: Minor issues — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling

🔒 Security — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

Through the security lens, I traced every new field end-to-end and found the change well-guarded:

  • Authz: Garden grid/snap fields flow only through UpdateGarden (internal/service/gardens.go:143requireGardenRole(..., roleOwner)), so only the owner can set them — matching the PR's "owner-set" model. Object bed-grid fields flow through UpdateObject/CreateObject (internal/service/objects.go:88,146requireGardenRole(..., roleEditor)), so only editors can set them. No path lets a viewer toggle snapping or alter grid size. Verified by reading the service layer.

  • Input validation: GridSizeCM is validated server-side in both gardenFromInput (internal/service/gardens.go:208-214) and finalizeObject (internal/service/objects.go:270-275) via validDimensionCM, which rejects NaN/Inf, negatives, subnormals, and over-cap values (the new test cases at maxGardenCM + 1 confirm this). 0 is re-defaulted rather than stored, so an older client can't wipe the column to an invalid value. SnapToGrid is a plain bool — no injection surface.

  • SQL: All new columns are written via parameterized queries (internal/store/gardens.go, internal/store/objects.go); boolToInt coerces the bool to 0/1, and the migration adds a CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0, 1)) constraint. No string interpolation of untrusted input.

  • DoS / rendering: bedGridLines (web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx) caps emitted lines at BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200, and the server floor of 1 cm bounds the worst case anyway — a maliciously tiny grid can't force the canvas to render thousands of SVG lines.

  • Snapping safety: snapLocalToBedGrid (web/src/lib/geometry.ts) clamps the result to bed bounds, and snapValue no-ops on non-positive/NaN steps, so a bad grid value can't place a plant outside its bed or produce NaN coordinates. Grid values originate from server-validated data, not raw client input.

No untrusted-data sinks, credential leakage, SSRF, or deserialization concerns introduced. The security lens is clean.

🎯 Correctness — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

I reviewed the change through the correctness lens, re-deriving the snapping math, grid anchoring, defaulting/validation logic, and the nudge "escape hatch" claim against the checked-out code.

Verified items:

  • snapValue / snapPoint / snapLocalToBedGrid math (web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74-100): snapValue(15,30)→30 (.5 rounds up via Math.round), negatives correct, non-positive step leaves value unchanged — all match the tests and first-principles expectation.
  • Bed-grid snap is corner-anchored: -halfW + round((p+halfW)/step)*step, clamped to ±halfW. The drawn bedGridLines (GardenCanvas.tsx) start at -half and step by step, so drawn lines coincide exactly with snap intersections even when the bed size isn't a multiple of the step — confirmed both paths anchor at the same corner.
  • Garden grid snap is origin-anchored (snapPoint to multiples of gridCm), matching the SVG <pattern> at world origin (GardenCanvas.tsx:197-201). Consistent.
  • Resize snapping (SelectionOverlay.tsx:139-147): dimensions snap to whole grid steps with Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(newW, gridCm)) (at least one cell), opposite corner fixed — matches the stated model. No off-by-one or wrong-anchor bug.
  • "0 grid = unset, re-defaulted" logic: gardenFromInput (gardens.go:208-214) and finalizeObject (objects.go:270-275) both re-default 0 and then validDimensionCM rejects out-of-range; round-trip/over-cap tests cover both. Consistent with the DB default (100/30) and migration.
  • Nudge stays free: GardenEditorPage.tsx:169-198 nudges 1/10 cm with no snapPoint/snapLocalToBedGrid call — the deliberate escape hatch holds; snapping is only applied in pointer place/move/resize paths.
  • Store scan/insert/update column ordering and boolToInt/snap != 0 round-trips are consistent across store/gardens.go and store/objects.go (verified boolToInt exists in store/users.go:167).

No correctness bugs found in my lane.

🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:153-173 — plant placement snaps but doesn't push a live-feedback entry. onPlace snaps the local point via snapLocalToBedGrid (or a plain clamp when snapToGrid is off) and then fires createPlanting.mutate directly; it never writes to livePlanting. That matches the existing create/place flow, which has always relied on the server echo rather than a live layer on initial placement. No issue.
  • web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:95-101commitGrid silently drops sub-min values. commitGrid only PATCHes when cm >= MIN_DIMENSION_CM && cm !== object.gridSizeCm, so an out-of-range value is ignored with no error. This mirrors the sibling commitDim helper (lines 83-90), which silently returns on sub-MIN_DIMENSION_CM values. Consistent with the established pattern.
  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:29-34bedGridLines cap and loop terminator. The guard if (!(step > 0) || (2 * half) / step > BED_GRID_MAX_LINES) return [] (cap 200) prevents the runaway case, and for (let v = -half; v <= half + 1e-6; v += step) terminates correctly. Fine.
  • web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93-100snapLocalToBedGrid clamp-vs-snap. The doc comment states "step<=0 → only clamped, not snapped," and the implementation does exactly that: when step <= 0, sx = p.x / sy = p.y (passed through), then both axes are clamped to [-halfW, halfW] / [-halfH, halfH]. This parallels the onPlace non-snap path that uses a plain Math.max/Math.min clamp. Consistent.

No material cleanliness/maintainability issues found. The new code follows existing patterns well: the store's boolToInt/snap int64 scan mirrors the pre-existing boolean handling; the service's "0 means unset → default" mirrors the dimension defaulting already in gardenFromInput/finalizeObject; the frontend spacingFromCm/cmFromSpacing helpers are reused rather than duplicated; and commitGrid parallels commitDim. Naming (gridCm/gridSizeCm/snapToGrid) is consistent across backend and frontend, and the shared snapLocalToBedGrid/snapPoint/snapValue helpers are appropriately reused across GardenCanvas, PlopOverlay, and SelectionOverlay rather than copy-pasted.

Performance — Minor issues

VERDICT: Minor issues

Through the performance lens, the change is mostly clean: grid spacing is validated server-side ([1 cm, 100 m]), snap helpers (snapValue/snapPoint/snapLocalToBedGrid) are O(1) per pointer event, and the bed-grid line count is hard-capped at BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200, so there's no unbounded growth or quadratic behavior.

One minor, avoidable cost:

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182-183bedVLines / bedHLines are recomputed (two fresh arrays of up to 200 numbers each) on every canvas render, including during object/plop drags which re-render frequently. They're then mapped to up to 400 SVG <line> elements that React must reconcile each render. The values only depend on halfFW/halfFH and focusedObject.gridSizeCm (all stable during a drag), so wrapping in useMemo keyed on those inputs would avoid the repeated allocation and the full re-render of the line set on every pan/zoom/drag frame. It's bounded (200), so not a regression, but it's a real, cheap win on a hot path. Verified by reading GardenCanvas.tsx:29-35 and :182-183.

No N+1 queries, no missing pagination, no blocking calls on hot paths, and no avoidable quadratic behavior introduced by this change.

🧯 Error handling & edge cases — No material issues found

The draft's only JSON finding (and its mechanism) is wrong. With gridCm = 0, snapValue(newW, 0) returns newW unchanged (guard at geometry.ts:75), and Math.max(0, newW) = newW since newW is already ≥ MIN_OBJ_CM. There is no shrink-to-floor behavior — the draft's claimed harmful path doesn't exist. The other three draft bullets are self-described as non-material / deliberate design / no-action-needed. Nothing survives verification.

VERDICT: No material issues found

  • The validation/edge-case handling on both the Go and TS sides is thorough: snapValue (geometry.ts:74-77) guards step <= 0 and non-finite values by returning v unchanged, so the resize path Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(newW, gridCm)) (SelectionOverlay.tsx:145-146) degrades gracefully to newW (already ≥ MIN_OBJ_CM) when gridCm is 0/negative — no silent shrink-to-floor occurs. The 0 → default re-defaulting in finalizeObject (objects.go:267-272) and gardenFromInput (gardens.go:209-214) is intentional and matched by tests, and the patch-nil semantics for GridSizeCM/SnapToGrid are correct.
kimi-k2.6:cloud (ollama-cloud) — Minor issues

Verdict: Minor issues — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling

🔒 Security — No material issues found

No material issues found.

After tracing all data paths through the security lens—authz boundaries, input validation, SQL/JSON/SVG handling, and defaults—nothing in this PR introduces a material security vulnerability.

  • Authz: Garden-level grid settings are gated behind roleOwner (UpdateGarden), and bed-level grid settings are gated behind roleEditor (UpdateObject). The existing role checks are preserved.
  • Injection: All new DB columns use ? placeholders; no dynamic SQL. SVG <pattern> and <line> attributes are rendered from numeric values, never string interpolation of untrusted input.
  • Input validation: Both gridSizeCM fields are bounded by validDimensionCM ([1 cm, 100 m]), which rejects NaN/Inf/negative/subnormal values. The 0 → default mapping is explicit and documented.
  • DoS: Bed grid line rendering is capped at BED_GRID_MAX_LINES (200). Garden grid uses an SVG <pattern> (native browser repetition, not DOM proliferation).
  • Defaults: Snapping defaults to false on both grids; garden grid defaults to 1 m, bed grid to 30 cm. No insecure defaults.
🎯 Correctness — No material issues found

No material issues found

I investigated the snapping geometry, service-layer validation, unit conversions, and form state management. The snapping helpers (snapValue, snapPoint, snapLocalToBedGrid) correctly implement the documented corner-anchored and origin-anchored models. Service-layer defaults for grid fields (0 → default) are applied consistently in both create and update paths, and the API wiring correctly uses pointer fields for object patches so omitted values don't overwrite existing data. The Math.max(gridCm, ...) guards during resize ensure snapped dimensions stay at least one grid cell. All unit conversion paths round to whole centimeters and validate against the shared [1 cm, 100 m] bounds. No logic bugs or semantic correctness issues were found.

🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability — Minor issues

Minor issues

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:166 — The non-snapping branch in onPlace manually inlines the same clamp logic that already exists in PlopOverlay.tsx's clampLocal helper and inside snapLocalToBedGrid. Extract a shared clampLocal(point, halfW, halfH) into geometry.ts and use it in both overlays so bed-bounds clamping lives in one place and future changes (e.g., inset margins) only need one edit.

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32 — The 1e-6 epsilon in the bedGridLines loop boundary is an unexplained magic number. Give it a named constant (e.g., GRID_LINE_EPSILON) and a brief comment so maintainers know it guards against floating-point overshoot during accumulation.

Performance — Minor issues

Minor issues

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182bedVLines and bedHLines are computed inline without useMemo, so bedGridLines allocates fresh arrays on every render. GardenCanvas subscribes to livePlanting (and liveObject), so it re-renders on every pointermove during drag; the bed grid line arrays are recreated and diffed even though the focused bed's dimensions and grid size haven't changed. For a 200-line cap this is bounded, but it's still unnecessary garbage and React diff work on a hot path. Wrap both in useMemo keyed on [focusedObject?.widthCm, focusedObject?.heightCm, focusedObject?.gridSizeCm, focusedObject?.snapToGrid].
🧯 Error handling & edge cases — No material issues found

No material issues found

Reviewed through the error-handling & edge-cases lens. I verified the backend defaulting logic, frontend snapping helpers, and patch application paths.

  • Backend defaulting: Both gardenFromInput (internal/service/gardens.go:208) and finalizeObject (internal/service/objects.go:270) correctly treat GridSizeCM == 0 as "unset" and re-default it (to 100 cm and 30 cm respectively) rather than persisting an invalid 0. Range validation (validDimensionCM) guards against NaN, Inf, negative, and over-cap values.
  • Frontend snapping robustness: snapValue (web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74) safely returns the input unchanged for non-positive or non-finite steps. snapLocalToBedGrid clamps results to bed bounds, preventing plants from snapping outside. bedGridLines (web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:29) has a BED_GRID_MAX_LINES cap to avoid rendering thousands of lines on tiny grids.
  • Patch semantics: Object updates use *float64 / *bool for grid fields, allowing partial updates. Omitted/null pointers correctly skip the field. The garden API uses plain values, but the web form always sends the full checkbox state, so omission is not a practical issue for the supported client.
  • Inspector input handling: commitGrid in Inspector.tsx guards against non-finite parseFloat results and uses MIN_DIMENSION_CM to reject sub-1 cm values client-side before PATCHing. Empty string/blur behavior is safe.

No ignored errors, missing cleanup, panics on bad input, or unhandled nil/empty/zero/negative/overflow edge cases were introduced by this change.

opencode/glm-5.2:cloud (opencode) — Minor issues

Verdict: Minor issues · ⚠️ 2/5 lens(es) errored — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling

🔒 Security — No material issues found

I'll verify the key security-relevant paths: authorization on the new grid field mutation paths, server-side validation of the new inputs, and SQL injection safety.
Authorization and validation are solid. Let me verify the migration and store layer for any issues.
Let me verify how the object Props JSON handling works relative to the grid (which uses raw JSON), and check the Inspector/PlopOverlay frontend authorization paths — specifically whether a viewer could toggle snap on a read-only inspector.
The patch helper guards with readOnly and the backend requires editor role. All good.

Let me check the frontend snap for bed grid in the placement overlay — to ensure a viewer (read-only) can't trigger snapping/placement.
I've verified the security-relevant paths: authorization on the new mutation endpoints, server-side validation of the new numeric inputs (NaN/Inf/range rejection), parameterized SQL (no injection), the DB-level CHECK constraints, frontend canEdit/readOnly guards before any mutation, and that grid values rendered into SVG attributes are numbers (Zod-validated z.number()), not raw strings. All clean.

VERDICT: No material issues found

  • Verified UpdateGardenrequireGardenRole(roleOwner) (gardens.go:143): only the owner can change the garden-scale grid/snap. Matches the PR's "owner opts in" claim.
  • Verified UpdateObject/CreateObjectobjectForRole/requireGardenRole(roleEditor) (objects.go:88,146): editors can set the per-bed grid. Matches "an editor opts in."
  • Verified validDimensionCM (gardens.go:230) rejects NaN, ±Inf, and out-of-range for both garden and object grid sizes; 0 is re-defaulted rather than stored (objects.go:270, gardens.go:209). The test cases at gardens_test.go and objects_test.go confirm maxGardenCM+1 is rejected.
  • Verified all new SQL (store/gardens.go, store/objects.go) uses ? placeholders and boolToInt; migration 0005 uses static DDL with CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0,1)) and NOT NULL defaults — no injection / no weak defaults.
  • Verified the frontend snap/placement paths are gated by canEdit (GardenCanvas.tsx:127,155) and the Inspector mutations short-circuit on readOnly (Inspector.tsx:75); a viewer cannot toggle snap or change grid size.
  • Verified grid values rendered into SVG (<pattern width={gridCm}>, d={M ${gridCm}...}) are JS numbers sourced from Zod-validated gridSizeCm: z.number() (gardens.ts, objects.ts), so there is no string/attribute-injection surface.
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🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability — Minor issues

All findings verified against the actual source. The Inspector.tsx TextArea at line 266 is indented 10 spaces while siblings (e.g. line 132 <TextField>, line 227 <label>) sit at 8 — confirmed off-by-2. The geometry.ts ternary, the GardenFormModal convertGrid/convert pair, the three store scan sites (scanGarden L17-26, scanGardenWithRole L33-43, scanObject L17-30), and the three 100 cm anchors (migration L13 default, defaultGardenGridCM in service, DEFAULT_GRID_CM in GardenFormModal) all check out.

VERDICT: Minor issues

  • web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266 — The new "Bed grid" block ({object.plantable && (...)}, lines 239–264) is correctly indented at 8 spaces matching its fieldset siblings, but the trailing <TextArea> at line 266 is indented 10 spaces while sibling fieldset children (e.g. line 132 <TextField>, line 183 <TextField>, line 227 <label>) sit at 8. The new block inherits/exposes the pre-existing off-by-2 indent slop. Low-churn cleanup.

  • web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93 (snapLocalToBedGrid) — The inline ternary step > 0 ? -halfW + Math.round((p.x + halfW) / step) * step : p.x interleaves snapping and passthrough per axis, duplicating the anchored-snap formula across both axes. snapValue/snapPoint already exist for the origin-anchored case; a snapToCorner(v, origin, step) helper (or snapValue(p.x + halfW, step) - halfW) would deduplicate and match the existing "anchor the snap, then clamp" shape. Verified by reading geometry.ts.

  • web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:58-73changeUnit defines an inner convertGrid arrow alongside the existing convert arrow; both do the same "parseFloat → unit-convert → stringify" pattern, differing only in the conversion pair (cmFromDisplay/displayFromCm vs. cmFromSpacing/spacingFromCm). A single convertWith(s, fromCm, toCm) helper would eliminate the near-duplicate. Minor — two callers, but the pattern is now visible enough to factor.

  • internal/store/gardens.go:17 (and internal/store/objects.go:20) — The boolToInt write + scan-into-local-int64-then-map-to-bool (g.SnapToGrid = snap != 0) idiom is now present in three scan sites: scanGarden (gardens.go:17–26), scanGardenWithRole (gardens.go:33–43), and scanObject (objects.go:17–30, where it mirrors the pre-existing plantable pattern). The duplication is now more apparent; a tiny scanBool/boolPtr-style helper would be cleaner. Not a blocker — the existing plantable precedent makes consistency-vs-DRY a judgment call, but worth flagging as the third copy.

  • internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5 — The migration comment references the now-removed fixed grid; the 100 cm garden-grid default now lives in three unanchored places: the migration DEFAULT 100 (line 13), defaultGardenGridCM = 100 in internal/service/gardens.go, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM = 100 in web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:22. Verified by grepping the repo — GRID_CM appears only in GardenFormModal.tsx; the 100 magic number has no shared anchor. Small drift risk.

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🧯 Error handling & edge cases — No material issues found

VERDICT: No material issues found

I reviewed the diff through the error-handling/edge-case lens and verified the suspicious spots against the checked-out code:

  • snapValue / snapPoint / snapLocalToBedGrid (web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74-100): all guard step > 0 (and implicitly finite via the !(step > 0) check, which also rejects NaN). Callers can pass gridCm=0 straight through without crashing — verified SelectionOverlay.tsx:144-147 and GardenCanvas.tsx:134 are safe when gridCm is 0 (snap becomes a no-op, Math.max(0, newW) degenerates to newW). snapLocalToBedGrid always clamps to [-halfW, halfW] even when the snapped coordinate overshoots, so a plant can never land outside the bed.
  • bedGridLines (GardenCanvas.tsx:66-72): guards step > 0 and caps line count at BED_GRID_MAX_LINES via (2*half)/step > 200, so a tiny grid on a big bed can't emit thousands of SVG lines or loop unboundedly. Degenerate half=0 produces a single line at 0 — harmless.
  • Server grid validation (service/gardens.go:208-214, service/objects.go:267-275): 0 is re-defaulted rather than stored; validDimensionCM rejects NaN/Inf and out-of-range values on both create and update paths. Verified validDimensionCM at gardens.go:230 covers NaN/Inf.
  • commitGrid in Inspector (Inspector.tsx:95-101): handles empty/non-finite input (parseFloat → NaN → early return), drops sub-1cm values silently rather than firing a rejected PATCH, and avoids spurious patches via the display-precision comparison.
  • GardenFormModal (GardenFormModal.tsx:87-97): parseFloat on possibly-empty strings is guarded by the surrounding isValidDimensionCm checks; the unit-switch convertGrid (:63-67) preserves non-finite strings as-is.
  • applyObjectPatch (service/objects.go:239-244): nil-pointer guards on *float64/*bool patch fields are present; finalizeObject re-defaults and re-validates grid after patch, so a 0 patch is normalized rather than persisted as an invalid value.

No swallowed errors, missing cleanups, panics on bad input, or unhandled boundary conditions turned up in this lens.

opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud (opencode) — Minor issues

Verdict: Minor issues · ⚠️ 1/5 lens(es) errored — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling

🔒 Security — No material issues found

Verdict: No material issues found

I reviewed the grid/snap changes through the security lens: authn/authz, input validation, injection vectors, unsafe deserialization, and tainted-data flows. After tracing the new gridSizeCm and snapToGrid fields end-to-end, I found no material security problems.

Verified findings:

  • Backend validation is sound. Both gardenFromInput and finalizeObject pass gridSizeCm through validDimensionCM, which rejects NaN, Inf, negatives, subnormals, and values outside [1 cm, 100 m]. The same guard is applied to object patches.
  • SQL injection is prevented. All new columns (grid_size_cm, snap_to_grid) are inserted/updated via ? placeholders in parameterized queries (internal/store/gardens.go, internal/store/objects.go). No string concatenation of user input into SQL.
  • Authz is correct and intentional. Garden grid settings require roleOwner (UpdateGarden). Bed grid settings require roleEditor (UpdateObject), which matches the PR description that editors may opt beds into snapping.
  • Frontend geometry helpers handle bad inputs safely. snapValue and snapPoint return the input unchanged when step <= 0 or non-finite. snapLocalToBedGrid clamps results to bed bounds even if the step is invalid.
  • No XSS/unsafe DOM injection. SVG id, key, and d attributes are either React-generated (useId) or numeric values; no user-controlled strings are interpolated into HTML/SVG attributes without escaping.
  • No DoS via excessive grid lines. bedGridLines caps at BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200; the minimum validated grid of 1 cm on a maximum bed won't bypass the cap.
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🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability — Minor issues

Minor issues found

  • internal/service/gardens.go:170 — The doc comment on gardenFromInput says "without it [applyDefaults], every field must be supplied (update)", but GridSizeCM is defaulted to defaultGardenGridCM even when applyDefaults is false (used by UpdateGarden). This contradicts the documented contract and is inconsistent with how WidthCM/HeightCM/UnitPref behave (their 0-defaulting is guarded by applyDefaults). A future maintainer relying on that comment will be misled.
    Fix: Update the comment to note that grid size is always re-defaulted when 0, regardless of applyDefaults, or refactor the grid defaulting to respect the parameter and handle the "older client" case at the call site in UpdateGarden.

  • web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164-166 and web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114 — Both duplicate inline clamp-to-bounds logic that already exists inside snapLocalToBedGrid. The helper's doc explicitly says "step<=0 → only clamped, not snapped", but the callers ignore this and reimplement the clamp inline.
    Fix: In GardenCanvas, replace the ternary with snapLocalToBedGrid(local, focusedObject.snapToGrid ? focusedObject.gridSizeCm : 0, halfW, halfH). In PlopOverlay, replace the ternary with snapLocalToBedGrid(moved, snap ? gridCm : 0, halfW, halfH) and remove the now-redundant clampLocal helper.

  • web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266-273 — The <TextArea> for Notes is indented as if it were inside the preceding {object.plantable && (...)} block, but it is outside the conditional. This makes the JSX structure misleading at a glance.
    Fix: Dedent the <TextArea> block to align with the <label> for Plantable and the conditional block above it.

Performance — No material issues found

No material issues found

  • The bedGridLines() helper in GardenCanvas.tsx correctly caps the number of lines with a constant (BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200) and returns early when the step is non-positive or the line count exceeds the cap, so a tiny grid on a large bed cannot emit unbounded lines.
  • snapValue / snapPoint / snapLocalToBedGrid are pure, allocation-free scalar/point operations; no redundant work or object churn inside hot gesture loops.
  • Snapping logic is applied only when the corresponding toggle is on, avoiding unnecessary computation for the default (snap-off) case.
  • The grid pattern is still a single SVG <pattern> reused via url(#id); changing gridCm simply updates the pattern width/height, so no per-frame grid-line explosion occurs at garden scale.

Everything within the Performance lane looks clean.

🧯 Error handling & edge cases — No material issues found

No material issues found

After thorough inspection through the error-handling & edge-cases lens:

  • Nil/default handling: Both backend (gardenFromInput, finalizeObject) and frontend (GardenFormModal, Inspector) correctly treat 0 grid size as "unset" and re-default it. The backend additionally guards against NaN, Inf, negative, and out-of-range values with validDimensionCM.
  • Snapping edge cases: snapValue, snapPoint, and snapLocalToBedGrid all safely handle non-positive or non-finite step sizes by returning the input unchanged. Bed-grid clamping ensures snapped plants never land outside the bed.
  • Pointer/null safety: ObjectPatch uses *float64/*bool so omitted fields correctly mean "leave unchanged." The frontend guards focusedObject, selectedPlopObject, etc. before dereferencing.
  • Loop/drawing safety: bedGridLines caps line count at 200 to prevent a tiny grid on a huge bed from emitting thousands of SVG elements. The 1e-6 epsilon prevents floating-point loop-skew from missing the last line.
  • Resize snapping: SelectionOverlay respects the "opposite corner stays put" model and enforces max(gridCm, snapped) so dimensions never collapse below one grid cell.
  • Database migration: New columns have sensible NOT NULL DEFAULT values and CHECK constraints so existing rows migrate safely.

Nothing in this lens rises to the level of a blocking or even minor issue.

Automated adversarial review by Gadfly — consensus across the model swarm. Advisory only — does not block merge.

<!-- gadfly-consensus --> ## 🪰 Gadfly review — consensus across 5 models **Verdict: Minor issues** · 11 findings (4 with multi-model agreement) | | Finding | Where | Models | Lens | |--|--|--|--|--| | 🟠 | bedGridLines arrays recreated on every render without memoization | `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182` | 3/5 | performance | | 🟡 | TextArea block indented inconsistently with sibling JSX elements | `web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266` | 3/5 | maintainability | | 🟠 | Duplicated inline clamp logic for bed bounds | `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164` | 2/5 | maintainability | | 🟡 | changeUnit's convertGrid duplicates the convert arrow; a single convertWith helper would deduplicate | `web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:65` | 2/5 | maintainability | <details><summary>7 single-model findings (lower confidence)</summary> | | Finding | Where | Model | Lens | |--|--|--|--|--| | 🟠 | gardenFromInput comment falsely claims all fields must be supplied on update, but gridSizeCM is always defaulted when zero | `internal/service/gardens.go:170` | opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud | maintainability | | 🟡 | GardenObject struct fields not gofmt-aligned after grid field insertion | `internal/domain/domain.go:186` | claude-code/sonnet | maintainability | | 🟡 | boolToInt + scan-to-int64-then-bool idiom now duplicated across 3 scan sites; worth a shared helper | `internal/store/gardens.go:17` | opencode/glm-5.2:cloud | maintainability | | 🟡 | Magic number 1e-6 in bedGridLines loop boundary | `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32` | kimi-k2.6:cloud | maintainability | | 🟡 | Duplicated clamp logic instead of using snapLocalToBedGrid with step=0 | `web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114` | opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud | maintainability | | 🟡 | snapLocalToBedGrid duplicates the anchor-snap formula per axis instead of reusing snapValue-style factoring | `web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93` | opencode/glm-5.2:cloud | maintainability | | ⚪ | 100 cm grid magic number now duplicated across migration, defaultGardenGridCM, and DEFAULT_GRID_CM with no shared anchor | `internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5` | opencode/glm-5.2:cloud | maintainability | </details> <details><summary>Per-model detail</summary> <details><summary><b>claude-code/sonnet</b> (claude-code) — Minor issues</summary> **Verdict: Minor issues** — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling <details><summary><b>🔒 Security</b> — No material issues found</summary> **VERDICT: No material issues found** I reviewed this diff strictly through the security lens (authn/authz, injection, unsafe deserialization, input validation, insecure defaults) and verified the key claims against the checked-out code rather than the diff alone. What I checked and confirmed clean: - **SQL injection**: All new columns (`grid_size_cm`, `snap_to_grid`) are written via parameterized `?` placeholders in `internal/store/gardens.go` and `internal/store/objects.go` — no string-built SQL. The migration (`0005_grid_settings.sql`) is static DDL with a `CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0,1))` constraint; no injection surface. - **Input validation on the write path, including partial PATCH**: I traced the full patch flow in `internal/service/objects.go` — `UpdateObject` (line 145) calls `applyObjectPatch` (which blindly copies `*p.GridSizeCM` into the object, objects.go:239-241) but *then* unconditionally calls `finalizeObject` (objects.go:152), which re-validates `GridSizeCM` via `validDimensionCM` (objects.go:270-275) — same NaN/Inf/range guard used for width/height. So an attacker-controlled PATCH can't smuggle an out-of-range, negative, NaN, or Inf grid value into storage. Same pattern confirmed for gardens: `gardenFromInput` (gardens.go:170) validates `GridSizeCM` on both create and update (applyDefaults=false path still calls `validDimensionCM`, gardens.go:208-214), so an update can't bypass validation either. - **Authorization unchanged and consistent with the described model**: `UpdateGarden` still requires `roleOwner` (gardens.go:143) — matches "owner-set" garden grid. `UpdateObject`/`CreateObject` still require `roleEditor` (objects.go:88, 146) — matches "editor can set bed grid." The new fields ride the existing role-gated update paths; no new endpoint or bypass was introduced. - **Insecure defaults**: Snap defaults to `false` in the migration (`DEFAULT 0`) and in service logic — matches the PR's stated intent that existing gardens keep free placement until an owner/editor opts in. Not a security-relevant default either way, but confirmed correct. - **No secrets, no deserialization of untrusted structures beyond normal JSON binding, no SSRF-relevant code** in this diff. One thing I verified is *not* an issue: JSON can't encode `NaN`/`Infinity` literals, so the float64 patch fields can't carry those values from a JSON body pre-decode either — belt-and-suspenders with the `validDimensionCM` check already in place. Nothing here reaches the severity of a reportable finding. </details> <details><summary><b>🎯 Correctness</b> — No material issues found</summary> All consistent — `boolToInt` reused correctly, migration numbering is sequential. Everything else I checked (store scan/insert/update column ordering, service defaulting logic, patch semantics, snapping math, unit conversions) lines up correctly and is well covered by the new tests. Based on my review, this PR is clean from a correctness standpoint — I found no material logic bugs. ## VERDICT: No material issues found I verified the following areas specifically and found them correct: - **Snapping math** (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:71-99`): `snapValue`, `snapPoint`, `snapLocalToBedGrid` — manually re-derived the expected outputs for the test cases in `geometry.test.ts` (e.g. corner-anchored bed grid snapping for a 120×80 bed) and they match the implementation exactly, including negative-value rounding and the non-positive-step passthrough. - **Grid defaulting** (`internal/service/gardens.go:201-226`, `internal/service/objects.go:264-273`): confirmed `finalizeObject` is invoked on both create *and* update (via `UpdateObject` → `applyObjectPatch` → `finalizeObject`), so an explicit `0` sent in a PATCH is correctly re-defaulted rather than persisted as an invalid zero grid — this holds for both the garden and object paths. - **DB column/scan ordering** (`internal/store/gardens.go`, `internal/store/objects.go`): manually counted and matched placeholder counts, column lists, and `Scan()` argument order for both `INSERT` and `UPDATE` on gardens and garden_objects — no positional mismatches. - **Unit conversion** (`GardenFormModal.tsx:58-73`): the grid-size unit-switch conversion correctly captures the pre-switch `unit` closure before `setUnit(next)` runs, so round-tripping through a unit change preserves the physical grid size. - **Resize snap floor** (`SelectionOverlay.tsx:139-146`): `Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(...))` can't produce a width below `MIN_OBJ_CM` since the server's grid minimum (1 cm) equals `MIN_OBJ_CM` — no invariant violation there. - Migration defaults (100 cm garden / 30 cm object) match the service-layer constants exactly. No findings survive to report. </details> <details><summary><b>🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability</b> — Minor issues</summary> Confirmed by direct reading (gofmt run wasn't permitted in this read-only context, but the misalignment is visually verified in the source: lines 183-185 use a shorter column width than 186-188 in the same contiguous struct block). All three draft findings hold up against the actual code. ## VERDICT: Minor issues - **`internal/domain/domain.go:183-188`** — In the `GardenObject` struct, `GridSizeCM`/`SnapToGrid`/`Notes` (lines 183-185) are column-aligned to a 10-char name width, while `Version`/`CreatedAt`/`UpdatedAt` immediately below (lines 186-188, no separating blank line or comment) still use the old, wider column. This is one contiguous field block that gofmt aligns together, so it isn't gofmt-clean as written. The `Garden` struct above (lines 122-136) got this right — its trailing `Version`/`CreatedAt`/`UpdatedAt` were re-aligned to match. Fix: `gofmt -w internal/domain/domain.go`. - **`web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266`** — The `<TextArea label="Notes" ...>` block (lines 266-273) is indented two extra spaces (10 spaces) relative to its sibling JSX blocks at the same nesting level inside the `<fieldset>` — e.g. the `<label className="flex items-center...">` at line 227 and the `{object.plantable && (...)}` block at line 239 both sit at 8 spaces. This is a stray indentation left over from inserting the new bed-grid block without reformatting. Fix: dedent lines 266-273 to match the surrounding siblings. - **Minor duplication** — `GardenFormModal.tsx:59-68` (`convert`/`convertGrid`) each differ from the existing one only by swapping `cmFromDisplay`/`displayFromCm` for `cmFromSpacing`/`spacingFromCm`; `Inspector.tsx` has the analogous `commitDim`/`commitGrid` pair (lines 83-100). Not incorrect, but the same duplication shape appears in both files. A small shared unit-aware convert helper in `units.ts` would remove both copies. Low priority nit. </details> <details><summary><b>⚡ Performance</b> — Minor issues</summary> VERDICT: Minor issues - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182-183` and `:213-222` — `bedVLines`/`bedHLines` are recomputed via `bedGridLines()` on every render, unmemoized, unlike the sibling `sorted`/`rendered`/`renderedPlops` values in the same file which are all wrapped in `useMemo` (lines 106-115). Their true inputs are just `halfFW`, `halfFH`, and `focusedObject.gridSizeCm` — but they get recomputed and their up-to-400 `<line>` elements re-rendered on *every* re-render of `GardenCanvas`, including ones that don't touch those inputs at all. - Verified the hot path: dragging a plop calls `setLivePlanting` on every raw `pointermove` event via a plain, unthrottled `set({ livePlanting: p })` in the zustand store (`store.ts:80`), invoked directly from the `window.addEventListener('pointermove', move)` handler with no rAF batching (`PlopOverlay.tsx:79,98`). `livePlanting` is a store field subscribed to directly (`GardenCanvas.tsx:71`), so each event changes `livePlanting` → `renderedPlops` recomputes (`GardenCanvas.tsx:112-115`) → `GardenCanvas` re-renders. `showBedGrid` requires `focusedObject.plantable && focusedObject.snapToGrid` (`GardenCanvas.tsx:181`) — this is precisely the interaction the PR is optimizing for (dragging plants inside a bed with the grid shown for reference), so the wasted recompute lands squarely on the feature's primary use case. - Impact is bounded (`BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200` per axis, confirmed at `GardenCanvas.tsx:18`, so ≤400 array entries/elements), so this is not correctness-affecting, but it's needless per-event work in a per-pointer-move loop when the geometry hasn't actually changed. - Fix: wrap in `useMemo(() => (showBedGrid ? bedGridLines(halfFW, focusedObject.gridSizeCm) : []), [showBedGrid, halfFW, focusedObject?.gridSizeCm])` (and similarly for `bedHLines`), consistent with the memoization already used elsewhere in this component. </details> <details><summary><b>🧯 Error handling & edge cases</b> — No material issues found</summary> **VERDICT: No material issues found** Reviewed through the error-handling & edge-cases lens, with verification against the checked-out code (not just the diff): - **Grid "0 means unset" defaulting** is applied symmetrically: `gardenFromInput` (internal/service/gardens.go:204-214) defaults on both create *and* update (unlike width/height, which only default on create — confirmed intentional per comment and covered by `TestGardenGridSettings`'s reset case). `finalizeObject` (internal/service/objects.go:264-271) does the same for object grids. Both paths reject negative/NaN/Inf/over-cap via the existing `validDimensionCM`. - **Patch semantics**: `ObjectPatch.GridSizeCM`/`SnapToGrid` are pointers (nil = unchanged, explicit 0 = reset-to-default), correctly threaded through `applyObjectPatch` → `finalizeObject`. Verified against `internal/api/objects.go` request structs — pointer for update, plain value for create, as expected. - **DB layer**: column lists, scan order, and placeholder counts in `internal/store/gardens.go` and `internal/store/objects.go` all line up with the new `grid_size_cm`/`snap_to_grid` columns; migration 0005 adds `NOT NULL DEFAULT` + `CHECK (IN (0,1))`, so existing rows get valid values, no NULL-handling gap. - **Frontend geometry helpers** (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts`): `snapValue`/`snapPoint`/`snapLocalToBedGrid` all guard non-positive/NaN steps by passing the value through unchanged, and the bed variant clamps to bounds — verified against the added unit tests, including the far-corner clamp case. - `bedGridLines` (GardenCanvas.tsx:29-34) guards against a runaway loop with an explicit line-count cap before iterating. - Drag gestures in `SelectionOverlay`/`PlopOverlay` retain proper unmount cleanup (no PATCH fired, listeners detached), and rely on the pre-existing optimistic-update/rollback + toast pattern in `web/src/lib/objects.ts` for server-side rejections (e.g., a snap-induced resize that exceeds the max dimension) — this is inherited infrastructure, not a gap introduced here. - `Inspector.tsx`'s new `commitGrid` silently no-ops on invalid/sub-minimum input, but this exactly mirrors the pre-existing `commitDim` pattern used for width/height in the same file — not a new inconsistency. No unverified suspicions to report; nothing in this lens rises to a finding. </details> </details> <details><summary><b>glm-5.2:cloud</b> (ollama-cloud) — Minor issues</summary> **Verdict: Minor issues** — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling <details><summary><b>🔒 Security</b> — No material issues found</summary> **VERDICT: No material issues found** Through the security lens, I traced every new field end-to-end and found the change well-guarded: - **Authz**: Garden grid/snap fields flow only through `UpdateGarden` (`internal/service/gardens.go:143` → `requireGardenRole(..., roleOwner)`), so only the owner can set them — matching the PR's "owner-set" model. Object bed-grid fields flow through `UpdateObject`/`CreateObject` (`internal/service/objects.go:88,146` → `requireGardenRole(..., roleEditor)`), so only editors can set them. No path lets a viewer toggle snapping or alter grid size. Verified by reading the service layer. - **Input validation**: `GridSizeCM` is validated server-side in both `gardenFromInput` (`internal/service/gardens.go:208-214`) and `finalizeObject` (`internal/service/objects.go:270-275`) via `validDimensionCM`, which rejects NaN/Inf, negatives, subnormals, and over-cap values (the new test cases at `maxGardenCM + 1` confirm this). `0` is re-defaulted rather than stored, so an older client can't wipe the column to an invalid value. `SnapToGrid` is a plain bool — no injection surface. - **SQL**: All new columns are written via parameterized queries (`internal/store/gardens.go`, `internal/store/objects.go`); `boolToInt` coerces the bool to 0/1, and the migration adds a `CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0, 1))` constraint. No string interpolation of untrusted input. - **DoS / rendering**: `bedGridLines` (`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx`) caps emitted lines at `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200`, and the server floor of 1 cm bounds the worst case anyway — a maliciously tiny grid can't force the canvas to render thousands of SVG lines. - **Snapping safety**: `snapLocalToBedGrid` (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts`) clamps the result to bed bounds, and `snapValue` no-ops on non-positive/NaN steps, so a bad grid value can't place a plant outside its bed or produce NaN coordinates. Grid values originate from server-validated data, not raw client input. No untrusted-data sinks, credential leakage, SSRF, or deserialization concerns introduced. The security lens is clean. </details> <details><summary><b>🎯 Correctness</b> — No material issues found</summary> **VERDICT: No material issues found** I reviewed the change through the correctness lens, re-deriving the snapping math, grid anchoring, defaulting/validation logic, and the nudge "escape hatch" claim against the checked-out code. Verified items: - `snapValue` / `snapPoint` / `snapLocalToBedGrid` math (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74-100`): `snapValue(15,30)→30` (`.5` rounds up via `Math.round`), negatives correct, non-positive step leaves value unchanged — all match the tests and first-principles expectation. - Bed-grid snap is corner-anchored: `-halfW + round((p+halfW)/step)*step`, clamped to `±halfW`. The drawn `bedGridLines` (`GardenCanvas.tsx`) start at `-half` and step by `step`, so drawn lines coincide exactly with snap intersections even when the bed size isn't a multiple of the step — confirmed both paths anchor at the same corner. - Garden grid snap is origin-anchored (`snapPoint` to multiples of `gridCm`), matching the SVG `<pattern>` at world origin (`GardenCanvas.tsx:197-201`). Consistent. - Resize snapping (`SelectionOverlay.tsx:139-147`): dimensions snap to whole grid steps with `Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(newW, gridCm))` (at least one cell), opposite corner fixed — matches the stated model. No off-by-one or wrong-anchor bug. - "0 grid = unset, re-defaulted" logic: `gardenFromInput` (`gardens.go:208-214`) and `finalizeObject` (`objects.go:270-275`) both re-default 0 and then `validDimensionCM` rejects out-of-range; round-trip/over-cap tests cover both. Consistent with the DB default (100/30) and migration. - Nudge stays free: `GardenEditorPage.tsx:169-198` nudges 1/10 cm with no `snapPoint`/`snapLocalToBedGrid` call — the deliberate escape hatch holds; snapping is only applied in pointer place/move/resize paths. - Store scan/insert/update column ordering and `boolToInt`/`snap != 0` round-trips are consistent across `store/gardens.go` and `store/objects.go` (verified `boolToInt` exists in `store/users.go:167`). No correctness bugs found in my lane. </details> <details><summary><b>🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability</b> — No material issues found</summary> VERDICT: No material issues found - **`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:153-173` — plant placement snaps but doesn't push a live-feedback entry.** `onPlace` snaps the local point via `snapLocalToBedGrid` (or a plain clamp when `snapToGrid` is off) and then fires `createPlanting.mutate` directly; it never writes to `livePlanting`. That matches the existing create/place flow, which has always relied on the server echo rather than a live layer on initial placement. No issue. - **`web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:95-101` — `commitGrid` silently drops sub-min values.** `commitGrid` only PATCHes when `cm >= MIN_DIMENSION_CM && cm !== object.gridSizeCm`, so an out-of-range value is ignored with no error. This mirrors the sibling `commitDim` helper (lines 83-90), which silently returns on sub-`MIN_DIMENSION_CM` values. Consistent with the established pattern. - **`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:29-34` — `bedGridLines` cap and loop terminator.** The guard `if (!(step > 0) || (2 * half) / step > BED_GRID_MAX_LINES) return []` (cap 200) prevents the runaway case, and `for (let v = -half; v <= half + 1e-6; v += step)` terminates correctly. Fine. - **`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93-100` — `snapLocalToBedGrid` clamp-vs-snap.** The doc comment states "step<=0 → only clamped, not snapped," and the implementation does exactly that: when `step <= 0`, `sx = p.x` / `sy = p.y` (passed through), then both axes are clamped to `[-halfW, halfW]` / `[-halfH, halfH]`. This parallels the `onPlace` non-snap path that uses a plain `Math.max/Math.min` clamp. Consistent. No material cleanliness/maintainability issues found. The new code follows existing patterns well: the store's `boolToInt`/`snap int64` scan mirrors the pre-existing boolean handling; the service's "0 means unset → default" mirrors the dimension defaulting already in `gardenFromInput`/`finalizeObject`; the frontend `spacingFromCm`/`cmFromSpacing` helpers are reused rather than duplicated; and `commitGrid` parallels `commitDim`. Naming (`gridCm`/`gridSizeCm`/`snapToGrid`) is consistent across backend and frontend, and the shared `snapLocalToBedGrid`/`snapPoint`/`snapValue` helpers are appropriately reused across `GardenCanvas`, `PlopOverlay`, and `SelectionOverlay` rather than copy-pasted. </details> <details><summary><b>⚡ Performance</b> — Minor issues</summary> **VERDICT: Minor issues** Through the performance lens, the change is mostly clean: grid spacing is validated server-side (`[1 cm, 100 m]`), snap helpers (`snapValue`/`snapPoint`/`snapLocalToBedGrid`) are O(1) per pointer event, and the bed-grid line count is hard-capped at `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200`, so there's no unbounded growth or quadratic behavior. One minor, avoidable cost: - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182-183` — `bedVLines` / `bedHLines` are recomputed (two fresh arrays of up to 200 numbers each) on **every** canvas render, including during object/plop drags which re-render frequently. They're then mapped to up to 400 SVG `<line>` elements that React must reconcile each render. The values only depend on `halfFW`/`halfFH` and `focusedObject.gridSizeCm` (all stable during a drag), so wrapping in `useMemo` keyed on those inputs would avoid the repeated allocation and the full re-render of the line set on every pan/zoom/drag frame. It's bounded (200), so not a regression, but it's a real, cheap win on a hot path. Verified by reading `GardenCanvas.tsx:29-35` and `:182-183`. No N+1 queries, no missing pagination, no blocking calls on hot paths, and no avoidable quadratic behavior introduced by this change. </details> <details><summary><b>🧯 Error handling & edge cases</b> — No material issues found</summary> The draft's only JSON finding (and its mechanism) is wrong. With `gridCm = 0`, `snapValue(newW, 0)` returns `newW` unchanged (guard at geometry.ts:75), and `Math.max(0, newW)` = `newW` since `newW` is already `≥ MIN_OBJ_CM`. There is no shrink-to-floor behavior — the draft's claimed harmful path doesn't exist. The other three draft bullets are self-described as non-material / deliberate design / no-action-needed. Nothing survives verification. VERDICT: No material issues found - The validation/edge-case handling on both the Go and TS sides is thorough: `snapValue` (geometry.ts:74-77) guards `step <= 0` and non-finite values by returning `v` unchanged, so the resize path `Math.max(gridCm, snapValue(newW, gridCm))` (SelectionOverlay.tsx:145-146) degrades gracefully to `newW` (already `≥ MIN_OBJ_CM`) when `gridCm` is 0/negative — no silent shrink-to-floor occurs. The `0 → default` re-defaulting in `finalizeObject` (objects.go:267-272) and `gardenFromInput` (gardens.go:209-214) is intentional and matched by tests, and the patch-nil semantics for `GridSizeCM`/`SnapToGrid` are correct. </details> </details> <details><summary><b>kimi-k2.6:cloud</b> (ollama-cloud) — Minor issues</summary> **Verdict: Minor issues** — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling <details><summary><b>🔒 Security</b> — No material issues found</summary> No material issues found. After tracing all data paths through the security lens—authz boundaries, input validation, SQL/JSON/SVG handling, and defaults—nothing in this PR introduces a material security vulnerability. - **Authz**: Garden-level grid settings are gated behind `roleOwner` (`UpdateGarden`), and bed-level grid settings are gated behind `roleEditor` (`UpdateObject`). The existing role checks are preserved. - **Injection**: All new DB columns use `?` placeholders; no dynamic SQL. SVG `<pattern>` and `<line>` attributes are rendered from numeric values, never string interpolation of untrusted input. - **Input validation**: Both `gridSizeCM` fields are bounded by `validDimensionCM` (`[1 cm, 100 m]`), which rejects NaN/Inf/negative/subnormal values. The `0` → default mapping is explicit and documented. - **DoS**: Bed grid line rendering is capped at `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES` (200). Garden grid uses an SVG `<pattern>` (native browser repetition, not DOM proliferation). - **Defaults**: Snapping defaults to `false` on both grids; garden grid defaults to 1 m, bed grid to 30 cm. No insecure defaults. </details> <details><summary><b>🎯 Correctness</b> — No material issues found</summary> No material issues found I investigated the snapping geometry, service-layer validation, unit conversions, and form state management. The snapping helpers (`snapValue`, `snapPoint`, `snapLocalToBedGrid`) correctly implement the documented corner-anchored and origin-anchored models. Service-layer defaults for grid fields (0 → default) are applied consistently in both create and update paths, and the API wiring correctly uses pointer fields for object patches so omitted values don't overwrite existing data. The `Math.max(gridCm, ...)` guards during resize ensure snapped dimensions stay at least one grid cell. All unit conversion paths round to whole centimeters and validate against the shared `[1 cm, 100 m]` bounds. No logic bugs or semantic correctness issues were found. </details> <details><summary><b>🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability</b> — Minor issues</summary> **Minor issues** - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:166` — The non-snapping branch in `onPlace` manually inlines the same clamp logic that already exists in `PlopOverlay.tsx`'s `clampLocal` helper and inside `snapLocalToBedGrid`. Extract a shared `clampLocal(point, halfW, halfH)` into `geometry.ts` and use it in both overlays so bed-bounds clamping lives in one place and future changes (e.g., inset margins) only need one edit. - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:32` — The `1e-6` epsilon in the `bedGridLines` loop boundary is an unexplained magic number. Give it a named constant (e.g., `GRID_LINE_EPSILON`) and a brief comment so maintainers know it guards against floating-point overshoot during accumulation. </details> <details><summary><b>⚡ Performance</b> — Minor issues</summary> **Minor issues** - `web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:182` — `bedVLines` and `bedHLines` are computed inline without `useMemo`, so `bedGridLines` allocates fresh arrays on every render. `GardenCanvas` subscribes to `livePlanting` (and `liveObject`), so it re-renders on every pointermove during drag; the bed grid line arrays are recreated and diffed even though the focused bed's dimensions and grid size haven't changed. For a 200-line cap this is bounded, but it's still unnecessary garbage and React diff work on a hot path. Wrap both in `useMemo` keyed on `[focusedObject?.widthCm, focusedObject?.heightCm, focusedObject?.gridSizeCm, focusedObject?.snapToGrid]`. </details> <details><summary><b>🧯 Error handling & edge cases</b> — No material issues found</summary> **No material issues found** Reviewed through the error-handling & edge-cases lens. I verified the backend defaulting logic, frontend snapping helpers, and patch application paths. - **Backend defaulting:** Both `gardenFromInput` (`internal/service/gardens.go:208`) and `finalizeObject` (`internal/service/objects.go:270`) correctly treat `GridSizeCM == 0` as "unset" and re-default it (to 100 cm and 30 cm respectively) rather than persisting an invalid 0. Range validation (`validDimensionCM`) guards against NaN, Inf, negative, and over-cap values. - **Frontend snapping robustness:** `snapValue` (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74`) safely returns the input unchanged for non-positive or non-finite steps. `snapLocalToBedGrid` clamps results to bed bounds, preventing plants from snapping outside. `bedGridLines` (`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:29`) has a `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES` cap to avoid rendering thousands of lines on tiny grids. - **Patch semantics:** Object updates use `*float64` / `*bool` for grid fields, allowing partial updates. Omitted/null pointers correctly skip the field. The garden API uses plain values, but the web form always sends the full checkbox state, so omission is not a practical issue for the supported client. - **Inspector input handling:** `commitGrid` in `Inspector.tsx` guards against non-finite `parseFloat` results and uses `MIN_DIMENSION_CM` to reject sub-1 cm values client-side before PATCHing. Empty string/blur behavior is safe. No ignored errors, missing cleanup, panics on bad input, or unhandled nil/empty/zero/negative/overflow edge cases were introduced by this change. </details> </details> <details><summary><b>opencode/glm-5.2:cloud</b> (opencode) — Minor issues</summary> **Verdict: Minor issues · ⚠️ 2/5 lens(es) errored** — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling <details><summary><b>🔒 Security</b> — No material issues found</summary> I'll verify the key security-relevant paths: authorization on the new grid field mutation paths, server-side validation of the new inputs, and SQL injection safety. Authorization and validation are solid. Let me verify the migration and store layer for any issues. Let me verify how the object `Props` JSON handling works relative to the grid (which uses raw JSON), and check the Inspector/PlopOverlay frontend authorization paths — specifically whether a viewer could toggle snap on a read-only inspector. The patch helper guards with `readOnly` and the backend requires editor role. All good. Let me check the frontend snap for bed grid in the placement overlay — to ensure a viewer (read-only) can't trigger snapping/placement. I've verified the security-relevant paths: authorization on the new mutation endpoints, server-side validation of the new numeric inputs (NaN/Inf/range rejection), parameterized SQL (no injection), the DB-level CHECK constraints, frontend `canEdit`/`readOnly` guards before any mutation, and that grid values rendered into SVG attributes are numbers (Zod-validated `z.number()`), not raw strings. All clean. VERDICT: No material issues found - Verified `UpdateGarden` → `requireGardenRole(roleOwner)` (gardens.go:143): only the owner can change the garden-scale grid/snap. Matches the PR's "owner opts in" claim. - Verified `UpdateObject`/`CreateObject` → `objectForRole`/`requireGardenRole(roleEditor)` (objects.go:88,146): editors can set the per-bed grid. Matches "an editor opts in." - Verified `validDimensionCM` (gardens.go:230) rejects NaN, ±Inf, and out-of-range for both garden and object grid sizes; `0` is re-defaulted rather than stored (objects.go:270, gardens.go:209). The test cases at gardens_test.go and objects_test.go confirm `maxGardenCM+1` is rejected. - Verified all new SQL (store/gardens.go, store/objects.go) uses `?` placeholders and `boolToInt`; migration 0005 uses static DDL with `CHECK (snap_to_grid IN (0,1))` and `NOT NULL` defaults — no injection / no weak defaults. - Verified the frontend snap/placement paths are gated by `canEdit` (GardenCanvas.tsx:127,155) and the Inspector mutations short-circuit on `readOnly` (Inspector.tsx:75); a viewer cannot toggle snap or change grid size. - Verified grid values rendered into SVG (`<pattern width={gridCm}>`, `d={M ${gridCm}...}`) are JS `number`s sourced from Zod-validated `gridSizeCm: z.number()` (gardens.ts, objects.ts), so there is no string/attribute-injection surface. </details> <details><summary><b>🎯 Correctness</b> — ⚠️ could not complete</summary> ⚠️ This reviewer failed to complete: opencode run context deadline exceeded </details> <details><summary><b>🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability</b> — Minor issues</summary> All findings verified against the actual source. The Inspector.tsx TextArea at line 266 is indented 10 spaces while siblings (e.g. line 132 `<TextField>`, line 227 `<label>`) sit at 8 — confirmed off-by-2. The geometry.ts ternary, the GardenFormModal `convertGrid`/`convert` pair, the three store scan sites (`scanGarden` L17-26, `scanGardenWithRole` L33-43, `scanObject` L17-30), and the three `100` cm anchors (migration L13 default, `defaultGardenGridCM` in service, `DEFAULT_GRID_CM` in GardenFormModal) all check out. **VERDICT: Minor issues** - **`web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266`** — The new "Bed grid" block (`{object.plantable && (...)}`, lines 239–264) is correctly indented at 8 spaces matching its fieldset siblings, but the trailing `<TextArea>` at line 266 is indented 10 spaces while sibling fieldset children (e.g. line 132 `<TextField>`, line 183 `<TextField>`, line 227 `<label>`) sit at 8. The new block inherits/exposes the pre-existing off-by-2 indent slop. Low-churn cleanup. - **`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:93` (`snapLocalToBedGrid`)** — The inline ternary `step > 0 ? -halfW + Math.round((p.x + halfW) / step) * step : p.x` interleaves snapping and passthrough per axis, duplicating the anchored-snap formula across both axes. `snapValue`/`snapPoint` already exist for the origin-anchored case; a `snapToCorner(v, origin, step)` helper (or `snapValue(p.x + halfW, step) - halfW`) would deduplicate and match the existing "anchor the snap, then clamp" shape. Verified by reading geometry.ts. - **`web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:58-73`** — `changeUnit` defines an inner `convertGrid` arrow alongside the existing `convert` arrow; both do the same "parseFloat → unit-convert → stringify" pattern, differing only in the conversion pair (`cmFromDisplay`/`displayFromCm` vs. `cmFromSpacing`/`spacingFromCm`). A single `convertWith(s, fromCm, toCm)` helper would eliminate the near-duplicate. Minor — two callers, but the pattern is now visible enough to factor. - **`internal/store/gardens.go:17` (and `internal/store/objects.go:20`)** — The `boolToInt` write + scan-into-local-`int64`-then-map-to-bool (`g.SnapToGrid = snap != 0`) idiom is now present in three scan sites: `scanGarden` (gardens.go:17–26), `scanGardenWithRole` (gardens.go:33–43), and `scanObject` (objects.go:17–30, where it mirrors the pre-existing `plantable` pattern). The duplication is now more apparent; a tiny `scanBool`/`boolPtr`-style helper would be cleaner. Not a blocker — the existing `plantable` precedent makes consistency-vs-DRY a judgment call, but worth flagging as the third copy. - **`internal/store/migrations/0005_grid_settings.sql:5`** — The migration comment references the now-removed fixed grid; the `100` cm garden-grid default now lives in three unanchored places: the migration `DEFAULT 100` (line 13), `defaultGardenGridCM = 100` in `internal/service/gardens.go`, and `DEFAULT_GRID_CM = 100` in `web/src/components/gardens/GardenFormModal.tsx:22`. Verified by grepping the repo — `GRID_CM` appears only in `GardenFormModal.tsx`; the `100` magic number has no shared anchor. Small drift risk. </details> <details><summary><b>⚡ Performance</b> — ⚠️ could not complete</summary> ⚠️ This reviewer failed to complete: opencode run failed: exit status 1: Error: Unexpected error database is locked </details> <details><summary><b>🧯 Error handling & edge cases</b> — No material issues found</summary> VERDICT: No material issues found I reviewed the diff through the error-handling/edge-case lens and verified the suspicious spots against the checked-out code: - **`snapValue` / `snapPoint` / `snapLocalToBedGrid`** (`web/src/lib/geometry.ts:74-100`): all guard `step > 0` (and implicitly finite via the `!(step > 0)` check, which also rejects NaN). Callers can pass `gridCm=0` straight through without crashing — verified `SelectionOverlay.tsx:144-147` and `GardenCanvas.tsx:134` are safe when `gridCm` is 0 (snap becomes a no-op, `Math.max(0, newW)` degenerates to `newW`). `snapLocalToBedGrid` always clamps to `[-halfW, halfW]` even when the snapped coordinate overshoots, so a plant can never land outside the bed. - **`bedGridLines`** (`GardenCanvas.tsx:66-72`): guards `step > 0` and caps line count at `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES` via `(2*half)/step > 200`, so a tiny grid on a big bed can't emit thousands of SVG lines or loop unboundedly. Degenerate `half=0` produces a single line at 0 — harmless. - **Server grid validation** (`service/gardens.go:208-214`, `service/objects.go:267-275`): `0` is re-defaulted rather than stored; `validDimensionCM` rejects NaN/Inf and out-of-range values on both create and update paths. Verified `validDimensionCM` at `gardens.go:230` covers NaN/Inf. - **`commitGrid` in Inspector** (`Inspector.tsx:95-101`): handles empty/non-finite input (`parseFloat` → NaN → early return), drops sub-1cm values silently rather than firing a rejected PATCH, and avoids spurious patches via the display-precision comparison. - **`GardenFormModal`** (`GardenFormModal.tsx:87-97`): `parseFloat` on possibly-empty strings is guarded by the surrounding `isValidDimensionCm` checks; the unit-switch `convertGrid` (`:63-67`) preserves non-finite strings as-is. - **`applyObjectPatch`** (`service/objects.go:239-244`): nil-pointer guards on `*float64`/`*bool` patch fields are present; `finalizeObject` re-defaults and re-validates grid after patch, so a `0` patch is normalized rather than persisted as an invalid value. No swallowed errors, missing cleanups, panics on bad input, or unhandled boundary conditions turned up in this lens. </details> </details> <details><summary><b>opencode/kimi-k2.6:cloud</b> (opencode) — Minor issues</summary> **Verdict: Minor issues · ⚠️ 1/5 lens(es) errored** — 5 reviewers: security, correctness, maintainability, performance, error-handling <details><summary><b>🔒 Security</b> — No material issues found</summary> **Verdict: No material issues found** I reviewed the grid/snap changes through the security lens: authn/authz, input validation, injection vectors, unsafe deserialization, and tainted-data flows. After tracing the new `gridSizeCm` and `snapToGrid` fields end-to-end, I found no material security problems. **Verified findings:** - **Backend validation is sound.** Both `gardenFromInput` and `finalizeObject` pass `gridSizeCm` through `validDimensionCM`, which rejects NaN, Inf, negatives, subnormals, and values outside `[1 cm, 100 m]`. The same guard is applied to object patches. - **SQL injection is prevented.** All new columns (`grid_size_cm`, `snap_to_grid`) are inserted/updated via `?` placeholders in parameterized queries (`internal/store/gardens.go`, `internal/store/objects.go`). No string concatenation of user input into SQL. - **Authz is correct and intentional.** Garden grid settings require `roleOwner` (`UpdateGarden`). Bed grid settings require `roleEditor` (`UpdateObject`), which matches the PR description that editors may opt beds into snapping. - **Frontend geometry helpers handle bad inputs safely.** `snapValue` and `snapPoint` return the input unchanged when `step <= 0` or non-finite. `snapLocalToBedGrid` clamps results to bed bounds even if the step is invalid. - **No XSS/unsafe DOM injection.** SVG `id`, `key`, and `d` attributes are either React-generated (`useId`) or numeric values; no user-controlled strings are interpolated into HTML/SVG attributes without escaping. - **No DoS via excessive grid lines.** `bedGridLines` caps at `BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200`; the minimum validated grid of 1 cm on a maximum bed won't bypass the cap. </details> <details><summary><b>🎯 Correctness</b> — ⚠️ could not complete</summary> ⚠️ This reviewer failed to complete: opencode run context deadline exceeded </details> <details><summary><b>🧹 Code cleanliness & maintainability</b> — Minor issues</summary> **Minor issues found** - **`internal/service/gardens.go:170`** — The doc comment on `gardenFromInput` says "without it [`applyDefaults`], every field must be supplied (update)", but `GridSizeCM` is defaulted to `defaultGardenGridCM` even when `applyDefaults` is `false` (used by `UpdateGarden`). This contradicts the documented contract and is inconsistent with how `WidthCM`/`HeightCM`/`UnitPref` behave (their 0-defaulting is guarded by `applyDefaults`). A future maintainer relying on that comment will be misled. **Fix:** Update the comment to note that grid size is always re-defaulted when 0, regardless of `applyDefaults`, or refactor the grid defaulting to respect the parameter and handle the "older client" case at the call site in `UpdateGarden`. - **`web/src/editor/GardenCanvas.tsx:164-166`** and **`web/src/editor/PlopOverlay.tsx:114`** — Both duplicate inline clamp-to-bounds logic that already exists inside `snapLocalToBedGrid`. The helper's doc explicitly says "`step<=0` → only clamped, not snapped", but the callers ignore this and reimplement the clamp inline. **Fix:** In `GardenCanvas`, replace the ternary with `snapLocalToBedGrid(local, focusedObject.snapToGrid ? focusedObject.gridSizeCm : 0, halfW, halfH)`. In `PlopOverlay`, replace the ternary with `snapLocalToBedGrid(moved, snap ? gridCm : 0, halfW, halfH)` and remove the now-redundant `clampLocal` helper. - **`web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx:266-273`** — The `<TextArea>` for Notes is indented as if it were inside the preceding `{object.plantable && (...)}` block, but it is outside the conditional. This makes the JSX structure misleading at a glance. **Fix:** Dedent the `<TextArea>` block to align with the `<label>` for Plantable and the conditional block above it. </details> <details><summary><b>⚡ Performance</b> — No material issues found</summary> No material issues found * The `bedGridLines()` helper in `GardenCanvas.tsx` correctly caps the number of lines with a constant (`BED_GRID_MAX_LINES = 200`) and returns early when the step is non-positive or the line count exceeds the cap, so a tiny grid on a large bed cannot emit unbounded lines. * `snapValue` / `snapPoint` / `snapLocalToBedGrid` are pure, allocation-free scalar/point operations; no redundant work or object churn inside hot gesture loops. * Snapping logic is applied only when the corresponding toggle is on, avoiding unnecessary computation for the default (snap-off) case. * The grid pattern is still a single SVG `<pattern>` reused via `url(#id)`; changing `gridCm` simply updates the pattern width/height, so no per-frame grid-line explosion occurs at garden scale. Everything within the Performance lane looks clean. </details> <details><summary><b>🧯 Error handling & edge cases</b> — No material issues found</summary> No material issues found After thorough inspection through the error-handling & edge-cases lens: - **Nil/default handling:** Both backend (`gardenFromInput`, `finalizeObject`) and frontend (`GardenFormModal`, `Inspector`) correctly treat `0` grid size as "unset" and re-default it. The backend additionally guards against `NaN`, `Inf`, negative, and out-of-range values with `validDimensionCM`. - **Snapping edge cases:** `snapValue`, `snapPoint`, and `snapLocalToBedGrid` all safely handle non-positive or non-finite step sizes by returning the input unchanged. Bed-grid clamping ensures snapped plants never land outside the bed. - **Pointer/null safety:** `ObjectPatch` uses `*float64`/`*bool` so omitted fields correctly mean "leave unchanged." The frontend guards `focusedObject`, `selectedPlopObject`, etc. before dereferencing. - **Loop/drawing safety:** `bedGridLines` caps line count at `200` to prevent a tiny grid on a huge bed from emitting thousands of SVG elements. The `1e-6` epsilon prevents floating-point loop-skew from missing the last line. - **Resize snapping:** `SelectionOverlay` respects the "opposite corner stays put" model and enforces `max(gridCm, snapped)` so dimensions never collapse below one grid cell. - **Database migration:** New columns have sensible `NOT NULL DEFAULT` values and `CHECK` constraints so existing rows migrate safely. Nothing in this lens rises to the level of a blocking or even minor issue. </details> </details> </details> <sub>Automated adversarial review by Gadfly — consensus across the model swarm. Advisory only — does not block merge.</sub>
steve added 1 commit 2026-07-19 07:06:45 +00:00
Address Gadfly review: gofmt, memoize bed grid, unify clamp
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- gofmt domain.go struct alignment.
- Memoize the bed grid line arrays so a high-frequency plop drag doesn't
  rebuild them each pointermove.
- Route the non-snapping placement/move paths through snapLocalToBedGrid
  with step 0 (pure clamp), removing the duplicated inline clamps in
  GardenCanvas.onPlace and PlopOverlay (drop the dead clampLocal helper).
- Factor snapLocalToBedGrid's per-axis snap-and-clamp into one local fn.
- Correct the gardenFromInput doc: grid size is defaulted from 0 on update.
- Fix inconsistent indentation of the Inspector Notes field.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JdQpdYYsTgtkJBxbcpAszi
steve merged commit e74fb308c1 into main 2026-07-19 07:07:15 +00:00
steve deleted branch feat/layout-grid 2026-07-19 07:07:15 +00:00
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