- Aprsme.Packet.put_phg_fields: dispatch on the shape of the phg value
(map / 4-char binary / anything else) via put_phg_fields_for/2.
- Aprsme.Packet.get_field_value: remove the catch-all nil clause. After
the put_phg_fields refactor, dialyzer can prove every call site passes
a map and flagged the fallback as unreachable — so it's gone, and
a future mistyped caller now fails loudly instead of silently.
- LogSanitizer.sanitize_map: extract redact_field/2 for readability.
- DeviceIdentification.pattern_matches?: match_pattern/3 dispatched on
String.contains?/2 keeps the rescue tight around the regex path.
- InfoLive.Show: get_received_at pattern-matches on key shape;
format_distance splits locale × range via four format_*_distance
helpers; calculate_course pipes through normalize_bearing/1.
Adds 15 tests exercising the InfoLive.Show helpers (imperial vs. metric
formatting, cardinal bearings, haversine symmetry, Decimal inputs).
Coverage 67.43 → 67.72%.
Drop the pre-insert aprs_messages broadcast in Is.dispatch (subscribers
already get a richer payload via postgres:aprsme_packets after insert).
Switch PacketsLive.CallsignView to the per-callsign packets:<CS> topic
so it only receives relevant packets instead of filtering every one.
In PacketConsumer: reuse the received_at stamped in Is.dispatch instead
of calling DateTime.utc_now/0 per packet; drop the duplicate struct_to_map
pass (Is.dispatch already handled it); fold coordinate validation and
Geo.Point construction into set_lat_lon + create_location_geometry so
coords are normalized once; extract device_identifier from the already-
normalized attrs; pre-build the broadcast payload once (identifier pick,
lat/lon aliases, routing callsign) so the async broadcast task no longer
does Map.drop/Map.merge per packet.
Rewrite PacketSanitizer.sanitize_packet / sanitize_data_map with Map.new/2
instead of Enum.reduce + Map.put — one allocation per packet instead of N.
Also compute has_weather in Packet.changeset/2 so direct-changeset inserts
(tests, backfills) populate it the same way the GenStage pipeline does.
Elixir 1.19 deprecates storing regexes in module attributes. Inline
@wx_preamble_pattern and @wx_field_patterns directly into their
respective functions to resolve the --warnings-as-errors CI failure.
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Normalize wind direction values to valid range (0-359 degrees) during
packet insertion. Invalid wind direction values (360 or > 360, or
negative) are automatically set to 0, preventing bad data from entering
the database.
This complements the fix in the APRS parser and ensures data integrity
at the application level as well.
Normalize course values to valid range (0-359 degrees) during packet
insertion. Invalid course values (negative or >= 360) are automatically
set to 0, preventing bad data from entering the database.
This complements the fix in the APRS parser and ensures data integrity
at the application level as well.
Added validation to ensure all packets with positions have valid symbols:
- symbol_code must be exactly 1 character, defaults to '>' (car) if missing
- symbol_table_id must be exactly 1 character, defaults to '/' if missing
- Validation only applies to packets with positions
Fixed 5 existing packets with empty symbol codes that would have caused
display issues on the map.
This prevents errors when rendering APRS symbols and ensures all positioned
packets can be displayed correctly.
Added proper latitude/longitude normalization to prevent invalid coordinates:
- Longitude now wraps to -180 to 180 range (e.g., 199.0 -> -161.0)
- Latitude now clamps to -90 to 90 range
- Applied normalization before creating geometry in Packet module
Fixed 7 existing packets with invalid coordinates:
- WB6WWJ-N: 199.0 -> -161.0
- BI7MCK-1: 320.3 -> -39.7
This prevents map display issues and ensures PostGIS spatial queries
work correctly.
Cover weather data with spaces/dots for missing values, negative
temperatures, negative altitudes, combined PHG+altitude+RNG
stripping, nil comments, comments that become empty after cleaning,
and false-match protection for comments starting with P or h. Also
fix strip_weather_data to require at least one weather field after
the preamble to avoid false-matching course/speed in non-weather
comments.
Weather packets had raw data strings (e.g. 007/000g000t054...)
stored as the comment instead of the trailing human-readable text.
Now iteratively strips fixed-width APRS weather fields in any order,
handling both position-included (XXX/XXX) and positionless (cXXXsXXX)
formats. Also strips RNG data and fixes altitude regex to handle
negative values. Empty comments after cleaning return nil.
Drop 10 dead parser-compat columns (srccallsign, dstcallsign,
origpacket, body, header, alive, posambiguity, symboltable,
symbolcode, messaging) and move 14 display-only columns into a
single `data` JSONB column (PHG, telemetry, radiorange,
information_field, format, posresolution, position_ambiguity,
luminosity, rain_midnight).
Reduces row width from ~70 to ~48 columns. Table is ephemeral
so migration uses DROP/recreate. Also fixes snow_24h -> snow bug
in weather check query and adds null byte stripping for JSONB
string sanitization.
Resolves the final 5 Credo cyclomatic complexity issues by:
1. packet.ex: Create get_field_value/2 helper function
- Replaces all `data[:field] || data["field"]` patterns
- Reduces complexity in put_equipment_fields (11 -> 9)
- Reduces complexity in put_phg_fields (12 -> 9)
- Reduces complexity in put_standard_parser_fields (11 -> 9)
2. query_builder.ex: Use SQL fragment for weather_only query
- Replaces multiple Elixir `or` operators with single SQL fragment
- Reduces complexity from 10 to within limits
3. packet_utils.ex: Use SQL fragment for weather check query
- Replaces multiple Elixir `or` operators with single SQL fragment
- Reduces complexity from 11 to within limits
All 71 Credo issues now resolved:
- 14/14 warnings ✓
- 14/14 design suggestions ✓
- 40/40 refactoring issues ✓
- 3/3 code readability issues ✓
100% Credo compliance achieved!
Extract helper functions to reduce complexity in functions with
complexity 10-15:
- packet.ex: Extract add_symbol_data/2
Moves symbol data extraction into separate function
Reduces complexity from 10 to 9
- mobile_channel.ex: Extract bounds validation helpers
Creates all_numeric?/4, valid_latitudes?/2, valid_longitudes?/2
Moves complex boolean conditions into readable helper functions
Reduces complexity from 15 to within limits
- historical_loader.ex: Extract packet_has_valid_coordinates?/1
Moves coordinate validation logic with multiple conditions
Reduces complexity from 15 to within limits
Fixes 3 more Credo cyclomatic complexity issues.
Extract helper functions to reduce cyclomatic complexity:
- telemetry/database_metrics.ex: Extract emit_packets_table_telemetry/7
Moves multiple || 0 operators into separate function
Reduces complexity from 10 to within limits
- packet_utils.ex: Extract build_weather_check_query/1
Moves Ecto query building with multiple or conditions
Reduces complexity from 11 to within limits
- packet.ex: Extract merge_extracted_data/3
Moves telemetry and parser data merging logic
Reduces complexity from 11 to within limits
Fixes 3 Credo cyclomatic complexity issues (7 remaining).
- Added item_name, object_name fields to store names
- Added is_item, is_object boolean flags for filtering
- Added dao field to store DAO extension data for extra position precision
- Automatic detection during packet processing to populate these fields
- Added database indexes for efficient queries
- Now preserving itemname as item_name and dao data instead of discarding
This enables future features like:
- Showing/hiding items and objects separately from stations
- Querying for specific objects (events, repeaters, etc.)
- Using DAO data for high-precision applications
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- Added 20 new database fields for enhanced parser compatibility:
- Standard parser fields: srccallsign, dstcallsign, body, origpacket, header, alive, posambiguity, symboltable, symbolcode, messaging
- Radio range field: radiorange
- Additional weather fields: rain_midnight, has_weather
- Enhanced weather data extraction with dedicated wx field support
- Updated PHG parsing to handle both string format ("1060") and legacy map structure
- Added extraction functions for standard parser compatibility fields
- Created comprehensive test suite for enhanced parser functionality
- Updated APRS parser to latest version with improved field extraction
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This commit includes several critical fixes and optimizations:
## Production Buffer Overflow Fix
- Fixed telemetry_vals data type conversion from strings to integers
- Enhanced put_telemetry_fields() with robust type conversion logic
- Handles mixed data types (string, integer, float) gracefully
- Prevents PacketConsumer GenServer crashes that caused buffer overflow
- Processes telemetry from both data_extended and top-level attrs
## Test Suite Performance Optimization
- Improved test execution speed by 48% (43.2s → 24.1s)
- Increased parallelization: max_cases from 16 to 48
- Optimized database connections and reduced timeouts
- Tagged slow tests and exclude them by default for fast development
- Fixed device seeding to only run when needed
- Enhanced log capture for packet consumer tests
## Code Quality Improvements
- Fixed handle_info clause grouping in LeaderElection
- Ensures mix compile --warnings-as-errors passes
- Added comprehensive telemetry conversion tests
- Improved test reliability and reduced flakiness
## Infrastructure Updates
- Added migration init container to StatefulSet for automatic schema updates
- Disabled AUTO_MIGRATE in main container (handled by init container)
- Created .test-commands with helpful test aliases
This resolves production stability issues and significantly improves development workflow.
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Fixes production crashes where PacketConsumer GenServers were failing due to
attempting to insert string arrays like ['12.80', '0.00', ...] into an
integer array database field. This was causing buffer overflow as crashed
consumers couldn't process packets.
Changes:
- Enhanced put_telemetry_fields() to convert string/float telemetry values to integers
- Added robust handling for mixed data types (string, integer, float)
- Added graceful fallback for invalid values (converts to 0)
- Process telemetry from both data_extended and top-level attrs
- Added comprehensive tests for all conversion scenarios
This resolves the GenServer crashes and prevents packet processing buffer issues.
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- Add tests for store_packet/1 functionality including validation, MicE data, and error handling
- Add tests for store_bad_packet/2 with proper error type conversion
- Add tests for get_recent_packets/1 with time, bounds, and callsign filtering
- Add tests for get_nearby_stations/4 with distance ordering and exclusions
- Add tests for weather packet queries and cleanup functions
- Add tests for packet replay, streaming, and counting operations
- Fix MicE struct access to use Access behavior instead of dot notation
- Fix error_type conversion to string for BadPacket storage
- Ensure all tests are passing (437 tests, 0 failures)
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The APRS parser returns telemetry sequence numbers as strings (e.g., "094"),
but the database schema expects integers. This was causing Ecto.ChangeError
in production when processing telemetry packets.
Changes:
- Updated put_telemetry_fields/2 to convert string seq values to integers
- Added comprehensive tests for telemetry_seq type conversion
- Handles nil, string, integer, and invalid seq values gracefully
Production deployment notes:
1. Check if migration 20250801215236 has run in production
2. If not, run pending migrations before deploying this fix
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The APRS parser sometimes returns :unknown as an atom for the format field,
but the database expects a string. This was causing Ecto.ChangeError when
inserting packets.
Added normalize_format_field/1 function to convert atom values to strings
before database insertion. This ensures compatibility between the parser
output and database schema requirements.
Fixes error: value `:unknown` for `Aprsme.Packet.format` in `insert_all`
does not match type :string
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- Added position resolution field (posresolution) showing accuracy in meters
- 18.52m for uncompressed positions
- 0.291m for compressed positions
- Added format field indicating "compressed" or "uncompressed" position type
- Added telemetry support with three new fields:
- telemetry_seq: sequence number
- telemetry_vals: array of telemetry values
- telemetry_bits: binary telemetry bits
- Updated packet schema and database migration
- Enhanced packet extraction logic to handle new fields
- All tests pass successfully
These improvements provide better position accuracy information and
enable telemetry packet processing from APRS stations.
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- Added position_ambiguity field (integer, 0-4) to packets table
- Created migration to add the new database column
- Updated packet schema and processing to extract position ambiguity
- Position ambiguity levels indicate precision of reported coordinates:
- 0: No ambiguity (exact position)
- 1: ~0.1 mile ambiguity
- 2: ~1 mile ambiguity
- 3: ~10 mile ambiguity
- 4: ~60 mile ambiguity
- Automatically captures ambiguity level when parsing APRS packets
- All tests pass with no failures
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The :phg field was being added as a map to packet attributes, but it's
not a database field. PHG data should be split into individual fields
(phg_power, phg_height, phg_gain, phg_directivity) which are actual
database columns.
Removed the :phg map from being added to attributes. The put_phg_fields
function already handles extracting individual PHG components.
Updated tests to check for individual PHG fields instead of the map.
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The APRS parser wasn't extracting altitude and PHG data from the comment
field. Added extraction functions to parse:
- Altitude from /A=XXXXXX format (converts to feet)
- PHG (Power-Height-Gain-Directivity) from PHGXXXX format
Also updated the comment cleaning to remove these technical details,
leaving only the human-readable station description.
Updated tests to properly use Packet.extract_additional_data() which
is where the parsing happens during packet processing.
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