Share map theme profiles as profile codes

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Players asked for settings codes to share things like map colors (THINKII's feedback post, Sept 28). This adds them for map theme profiles, following the mock Dara approved.

What changes for the user

• Share: a custom profile's ⋯ menu has Copy profile code. The code goes on the clipboard and a toast confirms it. Built-in profiles don't get the item, since everyone has them.
• Import: Import profile code sits under New profile and dims with it at 10 custom profiles. If the clipboard already holds a code, even one inside a chat message, the dialog opens filled in and shows the open map in those colors. The usual path is two clicks.
• After adding: the toast offers Use it, which applies the profile to the open strategy and asks first if that would discard the strategy's custom colors. Importing never changes the strategy by itself.
• Problems each get one sentence, and Add stays disabled: text that isn't a code, a code cut short, a code from a newer Icarus, or colors you already have.

Pasted from the clipboard	Not a code	Colors you already have

The code format

icarus-theme: followed by unpadded base64url of {"v":1,"name":…,"base":"#RRGGBB","detail":"#RRGGBB","highlight":"#RRGGBB"}, about 127 characters for a typical name. It's one token with no spaces, so chat apps keep it whole. v lets a later version add fields, and older builds say "update Icarus" instead of misreading the code. lib/services/map_theme_profile_code.dart holds the encoder and parser. It works on #RRGGBB strings and imports only dart:convert, so the web build and any server code can read the same format.

Nothing is stored differently: an import creates an ordinary custom profile through createProfile. No Hive or Convex changes.

One related fix

Custom profiles used to list in Hive key order, and the keys are random UUIDs, so a new or imported profile landed in a random spot. They now list oldest first by createdAt, which is already stored, so a new profile always lands at the end.

Reproduction

On main, the Map theme section has no way to send a profile to someone or bring one in. The only path is reading out three hex values and rebuilding the profile by hand in the editor.

Verification

• Real UI frames come from a throwaway widget-test harness on this build. The "before" frame is main's section file captured the same way.
• New tests: 10 cover the format (round trip, non-ASCII names, an emoji at the 40-character cap, code inside a message, empty vs. not a code, cut short, newer and older versions, bad colors, name trimming). 9 drive the real section: copy fills the clipboard; a refused copy says so; a clipboard code imports in two clicks and lands last; "Use it" still applies after Settings closes, and does nothing once the profile was deleted; an unreadable clipboard still opens the dialog; a duplicate disables Add; Save as profile reads disabled at the cap; junk explains itself and long messages wrap.
• I checked that the order, "Use it", clipboard, and message-wrap tests each fail on the code before their fix.
• flutter analyze lib test: no new issues. flutter test: 1592 passed.

Review fixes (Astra and Greptile)

• The dialog opens even if the clipboard can't be read; the field just starts empty.
• "Use it" works after Settings closes. It goes through the app's provider container and root navigator instead of the settings widget.
• A failed save shows "Couldn't add this profile." and re-enables Add.
• Names are capped by code point, so an emoji at the limit stays whole.
• Codes with a version below 1 are rejected.
• Messages wrap instead of clipping at one line.
• A failed clipboard copy says so instead of failing silently (CodeRabbit).
• "Use it" won't point the strategy at a profile deleted while the toast was up (CodeRabbit).
• "Save as profile" now looks disabled at 10 custom profiles. It only dropped onPressed, and shadcn draws a button disabled only with enabled: false.

Found while building this, not changed

• A standalone .ica that uses a custom profile imports with only the profile id, even though the file also carries the palette. A receiver who lacks that profile sees Default colors.

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Confidence Score: 5/5

No outstanding findings block merging.

Summary

The PR adds shareable map-theme profile codes, an import dialog, and creation-order sorting for custom profiles. The latest changes report clipboard-copy failures and prevent a deleted profile from being applied from an import toast. No new issues were identified.

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Walkthrough

The change adds profile-code encoding, clipboard-based profile import and export, and an action to apply an imported profile. It also sorts custom map-theme profiles by creation time.

Changes

Map theme profile sharing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Profile-code format and parsing lib/services/map_theme_profile_code.dart, test/map_theme_profile_code_test.dart	Adds versioned profile-code encoding and parsing with distinct results for empty, invalid, incomplete, newer-version, and valid inputs. Tests cover encoding, parsing, code discovery, and name handling.
Profile list and code actions lib/providers/user_preferences_provider.dart, lib/widgets/map_theme_settings_section.dart, test/map_theme_profile_code_flow_test.dart	Sorts custom profiles oldest first. Adds profile import and copy entry points. Tests cover copying and profile-list behavior.
Profile import and application lib/widgets/map_theme_settings_section.dart, test/map_theme_profile_code_flow_test.dart	Adds import validation, duplicate detection, palette preview, and profile creation. The toast action applies an imported profile after confirming replacement of custom strategy colors when needed. Tests cover import feedback and applying a profile.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  actor User
  participant MapThemeSettingsSection
  participant Clipboard
  participant MapThemeProfileCode
  participant MapThemeProfilesProvider
  participant Toast
  User->>MapThemeSettingsSection: Open profile import
  MapThemeSettingsSection->>Clipboard: Read text
  Clipboard-->>MapThemeSettingsSection: Return clipboard text
  MapThemeSettingsSection->>MapThemeProfileCode: Find and parse profile code
  MapThemeSettingsSection->>MapThemeProfilesProvider: Create profile from valid code
  MapThemeProfilesProvider-->>MapThemeSettingsSection: Return created profile
  MapThemeSettingsSection-->>User: Show added-profile toast
  User->>Toast: Select Use it
  Toast->>MapThemeSettingsSection: Apply profile after required confirmation

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0a12b

Importing and sharing profile codes works as intended. In a rare case, tapping "Use it" after deleting the just-imported profile could leave a strategy pointing at a missing profile. The effect is minor, and a small recheck before applying would close it.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0a12b

Shared codes receive structural validation, and importing and applying them require explicit user actions. However, decoding has no application-defined size limit, so unusually large codes could slow or exhaust the recipient’s app. The identified exposure is limited and does not establish unauthorized account or service access.

Retained concerns

• Low · security · inferred: The new import boundary performs synchronous base64url and JSON decoding without an application-defined payload-size budget. A sender controls the encoded payload, including oversized names or unused JSON content, and clipboard prefill triggers decoding before Add. This creates an inferred risk of excessive memory use or UI stalls in the recipient’s app; no failure threshold or broader compromise was demonstrated.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The decoding concern affects the recipient’s client session and requires the recipient to open import with supplied clipboard text or paste a code. No account privileges are needed to author a code. Applying a profile is a separate user action and uses the current strategy’s existing persistence path; this investigation did not establish cross-account access or a new privileged service endpoint.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A sender can supply a syntactically matching code with an oversized JSON payload. Opening import prefills that code and synchronously decodes the complete payload during rendering. Version, color, and name checks occur afterward, so they do not bound decoding work. This new external-input path supports the limited availability concern, but an actual crash or exhaustion threshold has not been demonstrated.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — External text passes structural, version, and color validation before palette creation. The dialog blocks observed duplicate palettes and repeated submission while adding. The provider independently checks the current profile cap and nonblank name before persistence. These controls constrain stored data but do not limit the preceding decoding workload.
• observed — Use it checks for an active strategy and requests confirmation when a custom-color override is present. Missing confirmation context or a declined confirmation stops application. The existing dirty-tracking path checks strategy edit capability before scheduling persistence.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Clipboard-read failures preserve manual import. Cancelling before Add returns without creation. After Add begins, closing the dialog does not cancel persistence; mounted checks prevent subsequent dialog updates but do not roll back the profile write. This distinguishes UI interruption handling from storage rollback guarantees.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Define a small encoded and decoded payload budget for the sharing contract, reject oversized codes before base64url or JSON decoding, and apply the same protection to clipboard prefill and manual input. Boundary tests should verify rejection before expensive parsing.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @lib/widgets/map_theme_settings_section.dart:
- Around line 886-899: Update _useImportedProfile to recheck
mapThemeProfilesProvider after any confirmation and before calling
setThemeProfileForCurrentStrategy; return without applying the profile if no
current profile has the same ID.
- Around line 383-399: Handle clipboard-write failures in _copyProfileCode() by
catching errors from Clipboard.setData and showing a destructive toast when the
widget is mounted; return after the failure feedback so the success toast is
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