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Two bugs on the propagation map: 1. LiveStash reconnect path crashed the LiveView with KeyError on :initial_scores_json. stash_assigns/2 only persists selected_band and selected_time, but the recovered-socket branch returned early without rebuilding any of the other mount-time assigns (bands, bounds, the initial score JSON payload, grid/radar toggles, antenna height). Users on the Phoenix longpoll fallback — or anyone whose websocket reconnected after a brief network blip — saw a blank page and a server-side 500. Refactor mount/3 to always compute ephemeral assigns, using recovered selected_band / selected_time when present and falling back to defaults otherwise. 2. The propagation reach polygon shown after clicking a point never redrew when the user changed bands or scrubbed the forecast timeline. The redraw logic only ran inside the point_detail handler and was gated on `hull.length >= 3`, so the stale polygon from the old band stuck around whenever the new band had no coverage at the clicked point. Extract a redrawReachPolygon/0 helper on the Leaflet hook that always clears the previous polygon first and pulls the tier color from the current score at the clicked location, then call it from update_scores (band change + server time scrub) and the cached timeline-scrub path. The point_detail handler delegates to the same helper so the polygon stays in sync with both the score grid and the detail panel. |
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To start your Phoenix server:
- Run
mix setupto install and setup dependencies - Start Phoenix endpoint with
mix phx.serveror inside IEx withiex -S mix phx.server
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