docs: update wearos doc anchors after workspace split

Replace stale references in 17 Kotlin files: - doctate-client-core::* -> doctate-desktop::* - doctate-client-core/src/* -> clients/desktop/src/* - doctate-common/src/* -> common/src/* The doctate-common:: crate path stays valid (crate name unchanged). PendingStoreTest.kt is in src/test/, so the test mirror is also updated. Verification: - grep for "doctate-client-core" / "doctate-common/src/" in clients/wearos/ returns 0 hits. - gradlew :app:testDebugUnitTest BUILD SUCCESSFUL (23s) -- also retroactively confirms stage-2's directory move did not break any Gradle relative-path assumptions. - cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings clean in both server/ and clients/desktop/ workspaces. This concludes the four-stage server-vs-clients build-world split: - stage 1 (39cc666): dissolve doctate-client-core - stage 2 (0c66fc6): rename to common/, clients/desktop, clients/wearos - stage 3 (7b4fe87): split into standalone workspaces - stage 4 (this): update wearos anchors docs/projektplan.md to be updated separately.
2026-05-02 12:27:03 +02:00
parent 7b4fe87f95
commit 67c0cafb63
17 changed files with 18 additions and 18 deletions
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import java.io.File

 /**
 * Reap orphan artefacts in [pendingDir]. Mirrors
- * `doctate-client-core::pending_cleanup::cleanup_orphan_audio`.
+ * `doctate-desktop::pending_cleanup::cleanup_orphan_audio`.
 *
 * "Orphan" = an `.m4a` without sidecar (or vice versa) older than
 * [ageCutoffMs]. Atomic-write leftovers (`.tmp` files) bypass the cutoff
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import org.json.JSONObject
 * [AudioRecorder] directly into [dir]; the sidecar is written here, atomic
 * tmp+rename so a crash mid-write cannot leave a partial file.
 *
- * Mirrors `doctate-client-core::upload` exactly (sidecar shape, scan rules,
+ * Mirrors `doctate-desktop::upload` exactly (sidecar shape, scan rules,
 * orphan handling). Wire-compatible with the desktop client.
 */
 class PendingStore(private val dir: File) {
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import java.io.File

 /**
 * One recording waiting to be uploaded. Mirrors
- * `doctate-client-core::PendingUpload` (Rust).
+ * `doctate-desktop::PendingUpload` (Rust).
 *
 * The [file] path is not persisted in the sidecar JSON — it's recovered
 * from the sidecar's on-disk location, so the pair stays valid if the
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ package com.doctate.watch.domain

 /**
 * Per-case record held client-side. Mirrors the essentials of
- * `doctate-client-core::CaseEntry` (Rust).
+ * `doctate-desktop::CaseEntry` (Rust).
 *
 * `oneliner == null` means no state has been observed yet (fresh case);
 * the UI renders a placeholder ("…"). `OnelinerState.Manual` marks a
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import java.time.Instant

 /**
 * On-disk representation of a single case. Wire-format identical to
- * `doctate-client-core::CaseMarker` (Rust) — same field names (snake_case),
+ * `doctate-desktop::CaseMarker` (Rust) — same field names (snake_case),
 * same RFC3339 timestamps, same internally-tagged OnelinerState. A marker
 * file written by either client should round-trip through the other.
 *
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.StateFlow

 /**
 * Per-case marker store. Single source of truth for the case list shown in
- * Activity, Tile and Complication. Mirrors `doctate-client-core::CaseStore`
+ * Activity, Tile and Complication. Mirrors `doctate-desktop::CaseStore`
 * (Rust) — the asymmetric merge/reconcile design is the load-bearing piece:
 *
 * - [mergeServerSnapshot] only adds/updates. `/api/oneliners` is a sliding
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ package com.doctate.watch.domain

 /**
 * Outcome of the LLM oneliner generation for a single case. Mirrors
- * `doctate-common/src/oneliners.rs::OnelinerState` (Rust). Internally-tagged
+ * `common/src/oneliners.rs::OnelinerState` (Rust). Internally-tagged
 * JSON: `{"kind":"ready", ...}`. The variants are disjoint on purpose so the
 * UI can distinguish "LLM said nothing medical" (Empty) from "LLM call
 * failed" (Error) from "doctor overrode it" (Manual).
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import org.json.JSONObject

 /**
 * JSON ↔ Kotlin DTO marshallers for the `/api/oneliners` wire format.
- * Server-side source of truth: `doctate-common/src/oneliners.rs`. Field
+ * Server-side source of truth: `common/src/oneliners.rs`. Field
 * names are snake_case to match the Rust serde output.
 *
 * Lives in `domain` (not `net`) because the parsed shape — including the
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ package com.doctate.watch.domain

 /**
 * Wire-format DTOs for `GET /api/oneliners`. Mirror
- * `doctate-common/src/oneliners.rs::OnelinersResponse` and `OnelinerEntry`
+ * `common/src/oneliners.rs::OnelinersResponse` and `OnelinerEntry`
 * exactly; the `OnelinersClient` (Phase 6) parses JSON into these.
 *
 * Timestamps stay RFC3339 strings — lexicographic comparison on the Zulu
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import com.doctate.watch.audio.PendingCleanup
 import java.io.File

 /**
- * One-shot startup cleanup. Mirrors `doctate-client-core::startup`.
+ * One-shot startup cleanup. Mirrors `doctate-desktop::startup`.
 *
 * Two retention horizons: 72 h for synced markers (non-sensitive UUIDs +
 * oneliners), 24 h for orphan audio in the pending queue (sensitive). The
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import org.json.JSONObject
 /**
 * `PUT /api/cases/{case_id}/oneliner` — push a doctor's manual override
 * to the server. Mirrors `OnelinerOverrideRequest` from
- * `doctate-common/src/oneliners.rs` (just `{text: string}`); the server
+ * `common/src/oneliners.rs` (just `{text: string}`); the server
 * timestamps it server-side as `OnelinerState.Manual` and persists
 * `oneliner.json` next to the audio.
 *
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import okhttp3.Request

 /**
 * Conditional-GET client for `/api/oneliners`. Wire format mirrors
- * `doctate-client-core::server_sync::poll_once`:
+ * `doctate-desktop::server_sync::poll_once`:
 *
 * - Always sends `X-API-Key`.
 * - If [poll] receives a non-null `etag`, sends `If-None-Match: <etag>`.
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import org.json.JSONObject
 * before any network round-trip — the user never sees a blank list flash
 * just because the service hasn't polled yet.
 *
- * Mirrors `doctate-client-core::snapshot_cache`.
+ * Mirrors `doctate-desktop::snapshot_cache`.
 */
 data class CachedSnapshot(
    val etag: String,
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import java.io.IOException

 /**
 * POST a recorded audio file to the Doctate server. Wire format mirrors
- * doctate-common/src/constants.rs and doctate-client-core/src/server_sync.rs:344-399.
+ * common/src/constants.rs and clients/desktop/src/server_sync.rs:344-399.
 * If the server contract changes, both this client and server/tests/upload_test.rs
 * fail independently — that coupling is intentional.
 */
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ class UploadClient(
    }

    companion object {
-        // Wire-protocol constants. Source of truth: doctate-common/src/constants.rs:1-14.
+        // Wire-protocol constants. Source of truth: common/src/constants.rs:1-14.
        const val API_KEY_HEADER = "X-API-Key"
        const val UPLOAD_PATH = "/api/upload"
        const val FIELD_CASE_ID = "case_id"
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ package com.doctate.watch.net

 /**
 * Outcome of [UploadClient.upload]. Mirrors UploadOutcome in
- * doctate-client-core/src/server_sync.rs (Succeeded / Transient / Terminal).
+ * clients/desktop/src/server_sync.rs (Succeeded / Transient / Terminal).
 */
 sealed interface UploadResult {
    data class Success(val caseId: String, val recordedAt: String, val status: String) : UploadResult
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ package com.doctate.watch.sync
 /**
 * Snapshot of what the sync worker is currently doing, surfaced to the UI
 * (Tile / List / Detail) so it can render the cloud indicator. Mirrors
- * `WorkerSnapshot` in `doctate-client-core::server_sync`.
+ * `WorkerSnapshot` in `doctate-desktop::server_sync`.
 *
 * This is the authoritative view — never trust the queue length you'd
 * compute by listing the directory yourself, because the worker can be
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ import java.time.Instant

 /**
 * Pure upload + poll worker, testable on the JVM. Mirrors the loop in
- * `doctate-client-core::server_sync::run` — uploads have priority over
+ * `doctate-desktop::server_sync::run` — uploads have priority over
 * polling.
 *
 * The worker exposes [runOnce] for direct test invocation and [run] for