- Added explicit encoding for Workspace attributes and tags in `encodeService.lua` to prevent data loss during syncback. - Filtered non-serializable properties, including `ClockTime`, in `build_dom_from_chunks` to ensure accurate data handling. - Resolved a leak of `Rojo_Ref_CurrentCamera` by filtering deferred referents after camera destruction in `syncback_loop`. - Truncated float values to f32 precision in `UnresolvedValue::from_variant` to match rbxl storage format, improving data consistency. These changes enhance the reliability and accuracy of the live syncback process, addressing critical issues identified in previous implementations.
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| Live syncback fixes | Fix five issues: lost Workspace attributes, spurious ClockTime, Rojo_Ref_CurrentCamera leak, and float precision noise via f32 truncation. |
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Live Syncback Fixes
Issue 1: Workspace Attributes/Properties Lost
Root cause: encodeService.lua iterates classDescriptor.properties but the Luau RbxDom database may not list Attributes and Tags as enumerable properties. encodeInstance.lua has explicit encodeAttributes() / encodeTags() helpers using instance:GetAttributes() / instance:GetTags() directly.
Fix: Add explicit Attributes and Tags encoding to [plugin/src/ChangeBatcher/encodeService.lua](plugin/src/ChangeBatcher/encodeService.lua) after the property loop. Add if propertyName == "Attributes" or propertyName == "Tags" then continue end to the main loop to avoid double-encoding.
Issue 2: Lighting.ClockTime Appearing
Root cause: Luau DB marks ClockTime as serializable; Rust DB marks it as DoesNotSerialize. Plugin sends it, CLI syncback filters it.
Fix: In [src/cli/serve.rs](src/cli/serve.rs) build_dom_from_chunks, filter each plugin-sent property through should_property_serialize from the Rust reflection DB before applying it to the builder.
Issue 3: Rojo_Ref_CurrentCamera Leaking (pre-existing bug)
Root cause: collect_referents captures Workspace.CurrentCamera -> Camera ref before camera is destroyed. link_referents writes Rojo_Ref_CurrentCamera without checking target still exists.
Fix: In [src/syncback/mod.rs](src/syncback/mod.rs), after camera destruction (line 222), filter deferred_referents.path_links to remove entries whose target ref no longer exists.
Issue 4: Float Precision
Root cause: Live syncback sends Float64 from Lua; rbxl stores Float32. Tiny diffs cause properties to fail default comparison.
Fix: In [src/resolution.rs](src/resolution.rs) UnresolvedValue::from_variant, truncate ALL float values to f32 precision. This is the single chokepoint for json5 writes:
- Float32(n) (line 67): already f32,
n as f64is fine (no change needed) - Float64(n) (line 68): change to
(n as f32) as f64to truncate - Vector2 (line 82):
(vector.x as f32) as f64etc - Vector3 (line 85): same
- CFrame (lines 90-103): all 12 components
- Color3 (line 88): already f32, fine
- UDim/UDim2: fall through to
FullyQualified-- add around_varianthelper that truncates float components to f32 before wrapping
Helper:
fn truncate_to_f32(v: f64) -> f64 {
(v as f32) as f64
}
Deferred: Matching Parity
Matching differences between live and CLI syncback are likely downstream of the above fixes (extra properties inflating scores, missing attributes, float diffs). Revisit after these four fixes land. If matching is still off, consider reusing the previously-served tree instead of creating a fresh ServeSession::new_oneshot in run_live_syncback.