Project: doctolib-doctolib · Branch: master · Mode:  · Model: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929

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✅ Defensive Fix Implemented!

I've successfully implemented the frontend-only defensive fix. Here's what was changed:

File Modified:
engines/documents/app/assets/javascripts/queries/documents/doctor_app/decryptedDocuments.ts (lines 70-84)

What the Fix Does:

1. Detects missing tanker_encrypted field - When V2 API response omits this field (line 74)
2. Fetches complete document metadata - Makes a GET request to /doctor_app/documents/{id}.json (lines 76-78)
3. Merges with original document - Preserves any fields from V2 response while adding missing metadata (line 80)
4. Graceful fallback - If fetch fails, continues with original document (line 81-83)
5. Uses complete document - All downstream logic uses the complete document with correct tanker_encrypted flag (lines 86-100)

How It Works:

Before fix:
- V2 upload → document without tanker_encrypted
- First click → incorrect decryption path → fails ❌
- Second click → cache updated → works ✅

After fix:
- V2 upload → document without tanker_encrypted
- First click → detects missing field → fetches complete document → works ✅
- Subsequent clicks → uses cached complete document → works ✅

Testing on Staging:

1. Enable upload_document_write feature switch
2. Upload a document
3. Navigate to patient timeline
4. Click "dokumente anzeigen" on first attempt
5. Expected result: Document loads successfully (no second click needed)
6. Verify in DevTools Network tab: Should see extra GET request to /doctor_app/documents/{id}.json on first view

Performance Impact:

- First view after V2 upload: +1 extra API request (to fetch complete metadata)
- Subsequent views: No extra requests (uses cached complete document)
- V1 uploads: No impact (already have tanker_encrypted field)

Ready to test on staging! 🚀

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