fix(report): correct the save of a revision into an existing series - #6261
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A follow-up to OHIF#6221, which OHIF merged as `ab918119f8`. This commit changes the upstream files only, so the commit can go to OHIF as it is. The list of destinations used `ds.predecessorImageId || ds.SeriesInstanceUID`. The fallback gives a value where a save cannot use the value. A `predecessorImageId` value is the image id of one instance, and the save supersedes that one instance. A `SeriesInstanceUID` value is not an image id. The `PredecessorSequence` provider of cornerstone3D reads the general image module of the instance through the value, the provider finds no instance for a UID, and the provider then raises an exception on `1 + Number(generalImage.instanceNumber)`. The Download button of the dialog reaches this case: the store path of that button registers no image id for the stored instance, so the display set of the downloaded object has no `predecessorImageId` value, and the list still offered that display set. The list now offers a series only when that series has a `predecessorImageId` value. A local id, such as `dicomfile:3`, stays in the list: the viewer registers an uploaded instance under a local id, the provider resolves that id, and a user must be able to save more than once against an uploaded instance. The number that the dialog offers for a new series now counts every loaded series of the modality, and not the series that the dialog offers. A series that the dialog drops must still hold its number, or a later save takes a number that is already in use. `createReportDialogPrompt` also gains a correct description of the dialog. The comment said "exactly two destinations", `New Series` and `Extend Existing`. The dialog has three destinations: `Save to current`, `Save as new` and `Replace existing`. Reported by TFRadicalImaging on RadicalImaging/UCalgary#469, findings 3 and 5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 94f2c7e076ddd66ffe9e7c2eb46ba6aa4a1224e5)
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe report dialog now filters valid destinations, computes series numbers from all modality display sets, and orders new-series descriptions from ChangesReport dialog destinations
Study metadata cache invalidation
General image metadata
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Custom replacement dialogs may not receive or preserve editable item names if implementers follow the incomplete migration guidance. Update the documented prop list before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CreateReportDialogPrompt
participant ReportDialogCustomization
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CreateReportDialogPrompt->>ReportDialogCustomization: pass itemName and report data
ReportDialogCustomization->>DisplaySetCache: read modality display sets
DisplaySetCache-->>ReportDialogCustomization: return loaded display sets
ReportDialogCustomization-->>CreateReportDialogPrompt: provide destination and description choices
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In `@extensions/default/src/Panels/createReportDialogPrompt.tsx`:
- Around line 27-28: Update the supersession statement in the dialog
documentation to clarify that it applies only when saving into an existing
series; explicitly exclude “Save as new” destinations, which use series: null
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The description field of `Save as new` started from `descriptionOptions[1]`. That index assumed two things: the provided name always takes the first place in the list, and the name last used therefore takes the second place. Two cases broke the assumption, and both offered the *second* most recent name: - a caller that provides no name, so the empty value never takes a place; - a provided name that the user already saved something as, which the deduplication removes from the history. The second case is the common one. A user who accepts the offered name on one save makes the name the most recent entry of the history, and the next save then offers the name from two saves ago. A new series now starts from the first of three names: 1. the description the data was loaded from; 2. the description last used for this type of item, most recent first; 3. `defaultSeriesDescription`, the name that the caller provides. The list of completions holds the same three names, in the same order, so the field takes the first entry and no index arithmetic decides the value. An emptied field falls back to that same name, and not to the provided name behind it. A `rememberedDescriptionCount` of 0 still offers one name and shows no pull down, as the migration guide states. This commit also states the rule for a destination series correctly, in the dialog, in the doc comment of `createReportDialogPrompt` and in the migration guide. The rule is applicability, and not the presence of an image id: this save applies to a series when the series holds the same type of object, and when the series has a `predecessorImageId` value that names the immediate prior object of that type that someone saved into the series. A `SeriesInstanceUID` value meets neither condition. Four new tests hold the three names, the two cases above and the fallback of an emptied field. The suite has 31 tests, and every test passes.
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The second case is the common case. A user who accepts the offered name on one save makes that name the most recent entry of the history. The next save then offers the name from two saves ago. The rule nowA new series starts from the first of three names:
The list of completions holds the same three names in the same order. The field therefore takes the first entry of the list, and no index arithmetic decides the value. An emptied field falls back to that same name, and not to the provided name behind it. A The rule for a destination series, in words@wayfarer3130 also corrected the way this PR states the rule, and the correction is a change to words only. Your commit changes no behaviour that this part touches. "A series that no image id names" is not the defect. A save applies to a series when two things hold:
A The commit therefore rewrites three places that state the rule: the comment in The files and the tests
The four new tests hold the name that the data was loaded from, the two cases of the defect, and the fallback of an emptied field. Two tests change: the order of the list, and the entry that two arrow keys reach.
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In `@extensions/default/src/customizations/reportDialogCustomization.tsx`:
- Line 255: Update the description fallback in the report dialog customization
so whitespace-only currentSeries.description values use defaultSeriesDescription
when rememberedDescriptionCount is 0. Trim or otherwise validate the description
before selecting it, while preserving non-empty descriptions and the existing
cleanup behavior.
In `@platform/docs/docs/migration-guide/3p13-to-3p14/report-dialog.md`:
- Line 205: Update the affected documentation sentence to use the hyphenated
compound noun “pull-down” instead of “pull down,” preserving the rest of the
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`deleteStudyMetadataPromise` has never removed anything.
`retrieveStudyMetadata` caches each promise under
`` `${dicomWebConfig.name}:${StudyInstanceUID}` ``, and
`deleteStudyMetadataPromise` looks the bare `StudyInstanceUID` value up as a
key. The key never matches. Every caller holds a study UID and nothing else: a
data source exports the function directly and unbound, and the callers that
matter are the store of a derived artifact in `extensions/default` and the save
of the microscopy extension.
A re-retrieve after a store therefore returned the promise that resolved
*before* the store, so the viewer did not see the instance that the store had
just written.
The function now matches on the study, across whichever data sources cached
that study. The function also keeps a match on an unqualified key, for a
caller that cached one, and the function returns early without a study UID.
`_getStudyMetadataPromiseCache` is a test seam. The seam lets a test assert
what the invalidation removed, and the export changes no behaviour.
Six new tests cover the qualified key, several data sources, an untouched
other study, a study whose UID ends with the same digits as another, an
unqualified key, and a call with no study.
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`generalImageModule` gave `sopInstanceUID`, `instanceNumber` and the three
lossy-compression values, and the module gave no `sopClassUID` value.
`@cornerstonejs/metadata` lists `SOPClassUID` in the tags of this same module,
in `packages/metadata/src/utilities/modules/generalImage.ts`. A consumer that
reads `generalImageModule` therefore expects the value, and this provider was
the one provider of the module that withheld the value.
The absence has one visible result today. The `PredecessorSequence` module of
`referencedMetadataProvider` in `@cornerstonejs/adapters` builds the back
pointer of a new revision:
ReferencedSOPClassUID: generalImage.sopClassUID,
ReferencedSOPInstanceUID: generalImage.sopInstanceUID,
`ReferencedSOPClassUID` is a Type 1 element of that sequence. This provider
answered `undefined`, and dcmjs drops an undefined key when dcmjs
denaturalizes a dataset, so every `PredecessorDocumentsSequence` that the
viewer has written carries a `ReferencedSOPInstanceUID` value alone. A save
into an existing series therefore wrote a link that is not conformant, and no
reader can resolve the SOP class of the instance that the save supersedes.
Two new tests: the module gives the SOP Class UID of an instance, and the
module gives no value for an instance that carries none.
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@TFRadicalImaging — I pushed two more commits to this branch, at the request of @wayfarer3130. Neither commit is about the report dialog, and both belong to the same area of work: a save that appends a revision to an existing series. @wayfarer3130 prefers the local code and the upstream code to stay nearly equal, and both changes are already in the fork.
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The title and the description of the PR now cover one of the four commits. Please give the PR a new title and a new description that cover all four, and please state the corrected rule for a destination series that my earlier comment describes.
The tests
platform/coreandextensions/defaulttogether: 495 of 495 tests pass, across 59 suites.- The whole suite of the fork, with the same four commits applied: 2115 of 2115 tests pass, across 203 suites.
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…lank With `rememberedDescriptionCount` at 0 the dialog offers exactly one name, and it took `currentSeries?.description || defaultSeriesDescription`. A blank series description is truthy, so it won that expression, and the filter below then dropped it for being blank. No name survived: the field opened empty, and an emptied field saved an empty `reportName` rather than falling back to the name the caller provided. The name is now chosen on whether it survives that filter, so a blank loaded description falls through to `defaultSeriesDescription`. A `rememberedDescriptionCount` of 0 offering one name is what the migration guide states. One new test covers it, and the migration guide uses the hyphenated `pull-down` for the control.
The dialog took one name for two jobs. `defaultSeriesDescription` held the segmentation label when there was one, and the generic `Segmentation` or `Contours` otherwise, so the dialog could not tell an editable name from a fallback. A rename before a save was therefore lost: the field offered the description of the loaded series, which holds the name of the last save, and a save without an edit stored the old name. `itemName` is a new optional input for the editable name, and `defaultSeriesDescription` now means the name for an item that has no other name. A new series offers four names, and the field starts from the first one that is not blank: `itemName`, the description of the loaded series, the descriptions used before for this type of item, then `defaultSeriesDescription`. `storeSegmentation` passes the label as `itemName`. The measurement report passes no `itemName`, and therefore keeps the remembered names at the front of the field. Every candidate now goes through one filter that drops a blank name, and the `rememberedDescriptionCount` of 0 path takes the first name that survives. That removes the `||` chain, in which a name of spaces was truthy and hid every later name. The behaviour of the dialog moves into a behaviour doc: platform/docs/docs/behaviours/report-dialog-save-destinations.md. The doc holds the destinations, the `predecessorImageId` rule for the series that the dialog offers, the four names, and the remembered descriptions. The code comments point at the doc instead of repeating it, and the comment about the exception now names the error that the `PredecessorSequence` provider throws. Four new tests cover `itemName` and the two blank-name cases, for 35 in the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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itemNamefor replacement dialogs.A custom
ohif.createReportDialogcomponent now receivesitemName, but this contract lists onlydefaultSeriesDescription,itemType, andrememberedDescriptionCount. AdditemNameso replacement dialogs can preserve editable segmentation names.Proposed fix
-A custom `ohif.createReportDialog` component receives the new -`defaultSeriesDescription`, `itemType` and `rememberedDescriptionCount` props, and +A custom `ohif.createReportDialog` component receives the new `itemName`, +`defaultSeriesDescription`, `itemType` and `rememberedDescriptionCount` props, and🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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A new series offers `itemName` first, and `storeSegmentation` passed `segmentation.label` as `itemName`. The label holds a name that the service invents for a new segmentation: `createSegmentationForViewport`, `_createSegmentationForDisplaySet` and the tmtv command each name one `Segmentation 1`, `Segmentation 2`, and so on. A generated name therefore outranked the descriptions that the user used before, and `Save as new` prefilled `Segmentation 1` instead of the name of the last save. `rememberSeriesDescription` then wrote the generated name into the history, and after five saves the history held generated names only. The migration guide states the opposite, and defect 2 of this branch asks for the opposite. `itemName` now means the name that the user chose. The service records the name that the service invents as `generatedLabel` on the segmentation, in the way that `predecessorImageId` is recorded, and the two callers that invent a name pass `labelIsGenerated: true`. `storeSegmentation` compares the label with `generatedLabel`: an equal label goes to `defaultSeriesDescription` and comes last, and a different label is the name of the user and comes first. A rename makes the two different, so no code has to clear the record. A segmentation that the viewer loaded has no record, so the `SeriesDescription` of that segmentation counts as a chosen name. A generated name stays reachable as the last option, so three new segmentations saved in one session still get three different names when the history is empty. Three new tests cover the record. The behaviour doc and the migration guide state the rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`submit` remembered the description of every new series, and the description of a first save is the name that the caller provides. A new segmentation carries the generated `Segmentation 1`, the field offers that name when the history is empty, and a save then wrote `Segmentation 1` into the history. The dialog offered `Segmentation 1` as the name of the next, unrelated segmentation, whose own generated name is `Segmentation 2`. Commit d5a23b8 moved a generated name to the back of the offer list, but the name still entered the history. The history now drops a description that is equal to `defaultSeriesDescription`, without regard to case or to the space at each end. The caller supplies that name at every save, and the dialog offers the name as the last of the four, so the history loses nothing and keeps the room for a name that the user chose. The behaviour doc claimed that a generated name cannot reach the history. The claim was wrong for the reason above, and the doc and the migration guide now state the rule that holds. Two new tests cover a save of the provided name and a typed copy of that name. The test of the separate history per type of item now types a name, because a save of `Contours` no longer records anything. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four defects sit on one path: a save that writes a report or a segmentation as a revision of the series that the save supersedes. The four defects follow #6221, which OHIF merged as
ab918119f8. The commits are the commits of @wayfarer3130 and @TFRadicalImaging, and @TFRadicalImaging raises the PR at the request of @wayfarer3130.A save applies to a series when two conditions hold. The series holds the same type of object, which is the modality that the viewer stores. The series also has a
predecessorImageIdvalue, which names the prior object of that type that someone saved into the series. The save supersedes that one instance, and the save reads the series and the instance number through that image id.The four defects sit at four points along that path: which series the dialog offers, which name a new series starts from, whether the viewer sees the instance that the save just wrote, and whether the back pointer to the predecessor is complete.
1. The dialog offers a series that a save cannot supersede.
The list of destinations took
ds.predecessorImageId || ds.SeriesInstanceUID. ASeriesInstanceUIDvalue meets neither condition above: the value names a series and not an instance, so the value names no prior object, and the value is not an image id. ThePredecessorSequenceprovider finds no instance for a UID, and the provider then raisesTypeError: Cannot read properties of undefinedon1 + Number(generalImage.instanceNumber)while the adapter makes the object. The Download button reaches this case, because the store path of the Download button registers no image id for the stored instance.A local id, such as
dicomfile:3, meets both conditions, and the local id stays in the list. The viewer registers an uploaded instance under a local id, and the metadata provider resolves that id, so a user must be able to save more than once against an instance that the user uploaded.2. A new series starts from the wrong name. The dialog offers a name for a new series, and four defects gave the wrong name.
descriptionOptions[1]. That index assumes that the name of the caller always takes the first place in the list, and that the name that the user used last therefore takes the second place. Two cases break the assumption: a caller that gives no name, whose empty value takes no place in the list; and a name of the caller that the user already saved something as, where the removal of the duplicate moves every later name up one place. The second case is the common case. A user who accepts the offered name on one save makes that name the first entry of the history, and the next save then offers the name from two saves ago.defaultSeriesDescription, for two jobs. The input held the label of a segmentation when a label existed, and the genericSegmentationorContoursin the other case. The dialog could not tell a name that the user chose from a fallback name. A rename before a save was therefore lost: the field offered the description of the series that the viewer loaded, and a save with no edit stored the old name.SegmentationServiceinvents a name for a new segmentation:createSegmentationForViewport,_createSegmentationForDisplaySetand the command of thetmtvextension each name one segmentationSegmentation 1,Segmentation 2, and so on. That generated name outranked the descriptions that the user used before, soSave as newgaveSegmentation 1and not the name of the last save.submitremembered the description of every new series, and the description of a first save is the name that the caller gives. The history therefore filled with generated names, and the dialog offeredSegmentation 1as the name of the next, unrelated segmentation.rememberedDescriptionCountat 0 the dialog offers exactly one name, and the dialog tookcurrentSeries?.description || defaultSeriesDescription. A blank series description is truthy, so the blank description won that expression, and the filter then dropped the blank description. The field opened empty, and an emptied field saved an emptyreportNamevalue.3.
deleteStudyMetadataPromisehas never removed anything.retrieveStudyMetadatacaches each promise under`${dicomWebConfig.name}:${StudyInstanceUID}`, anddeleteStudyMetadataPromiselooked the bareStudyInstanceUIDvalue up as a key. The key never matches. Every caller holds a study UID and nothing else: a data source exports the function directly and unbound, and the callers that matter are the store of a derived artifact inextensions/defaultand the save of the microscopy extension. A re-retrieve after a store therefore returned the promise that resolved before the store, so the viewer did not see the instance that the viewer had just written.4.
generalImageModulewithholds the SOP Class UID.@cornerstonejs/metadatalistsSOPClassUIDamong the tags of the General Image module, inpackages/metadata/src/utilities/modules/generalImage.ts. A consumer that reads the module through either provider therefore expects the value. The adapters make aReferencedSOPClassUIDvalue from the value: thePredecessorSequencemodule ofreferencedMetadataProviderreadsgeneralImage.sopClassUIDfor the back pointer of a new revision.MetadataProvideris the provider that answers for a wadors image id or a wadouri image id in the viewer, andMetadataProviderwas the one provider of that module that gave no value. dcmjs drops an undefined key when dcmjs denaturalizes a dataset, so that Type 1 element was absent from every such back pointer.Changes and results
Destinations.
existingSeriestakesds.predecessorImageIdalone. The list drops a display set that has no such value, and the list gives that display set no substitute value. A display set that the viewer downloaded and never stored therefore leaves the list, and an uploaded series that carries a local id stays in the list. The number that the dialog offers for a new series now counts every loaded series of the modality, and not the series that the list offers. A series that the dialog drops must still hold its number, or a later save takes a number that is already in use.The name of a new series. The dialog offers four names in one order, and the field starts from the first name that is not blank:
itemName, a new optional input, which holds the name that the user chose.defaultSeriesDescription, which now means the name for an item that has no other name.One filter drops a blank name, and every candidate goes through that filter. The
||chain is gone, and a name of spaces can no longer hide a later name. The pull-down holds the same names in the same order, so the field takes the first entry, and no arithmetic on an index decides the value. An emptied field falls back to that same first name. ArememberedDescriptionCountvalue of 0 still offers one name and shows no pull-down, as the migration guide states, and that one name is the first name that survives the filter.storeSegmentationgives the dialog the name that the user chose, and the command gives a generated name asdefaultSeriesDescription, which comes last.SegmentationServicerecords the name that the service invents asgeneratedLabelon the segmentation, in the way that the service recordspredecessorImageId, and the two callers that invent a name passlabelIsGenerated: true.storeSegmentationthen compareslabelwithgeneratedLabel: an equal label is a generated name, and a different label is the name of the user. A rename makes the two labels different, so no code must clear the record. A segmentation that the viewer loaded has no record, so theSeriesDescriptionvalue of that segmentation counts as a chosen name. A generated name stays reachable as the last of the four names, so three new segmentations in one session still get three different names when the history is empty.The history now drops a description that is equal to
defaultSeriesDescription, without regard to case or to the space at each end. The caller gives that name at every save, and the dialog offers that name as the last of the four names, so the history loses nothing and keeps the room for a name that the user chose.Invalidation.
deleteStudyMetadataPromisematches on the study, across whichever data sources cached that study. The function keeps a match on an unqualified key, for a caller that cached one, and the function returns early with no study UID._getStudyMetadataPromiseCacheis a test seam, and the export changes no behaviour.The SOP Class UID.
generalImageModulegivessopClassUID, so a reader can resolve the SOP class of the instance that a save supersedes.Before this PR: the Download button offered a destination that raised an exception while the viewer made the object; a save into a new series offered the name from two saves ago, or a generated name, or no name at all; a re-retrieve after a store returned the metadata from before the store; and the back pointer to the predecessor was short of a Type 1 element.
After this PR: the dialog offers only a series that a save can supersede, an uploaded series included; a new series starts from the name that the user chose, and then from the name of the data; a store invalidates the study that the store wrote to; and the back pointer is complete.
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The behaviour of the dialog now sits in one document,
platform/docs/docs/behaviours/report-dialog-save-destinations.md. The document holds the three destinations, thepredecessorImageIdrule for the series that the dialog offers, the four names, and the remembered descriptions. The code comments point at the document, and the comments do not repeat the document. The doc comment ofcreateReportDialogPromptand the migration note for 3.13 to 3.14 state the same rules.Testing
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extensions/defaultandplatform/coretogether give 502 of 502 tests, across 59 suites.reportDialogCustomization.test.ts— 38 of 38 tests, and 15 of the 38 tests are new. The new tests cover a series that no predecessor image id names, a replace that has no eligible series, a store into an uploaded series through its local image id (the test assertsseries: 'dicomfile:3', which holds the local-id behaviour in place), a series that the list counts but does not offer, each of the four names and its order, an emptied field, a blank description with a count of 0, and a save that keeps a given name out of the history.SegmentationService.test.ts— 3 new tests cover the record ofgeneratedLabel.retrieveStudyMetadata.test.js— 6 new tests cover the qualified key, several data sources, an untouched other study, a study whose UID ends with the same digits as another study, an unqualified key, and a call with no study.MetadataProvider.test.ts— 2 new tests: the module gives the SOP Class UID of an instance, and the module gives no value for an instance that carries none.The PR changes 15 files, and the PR adds 708 lines and removes 73 lines.
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The University of Calgary contributes this work.
Two causes behind these defects sit in the adapters, and cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2907 holds them: the merge of the predecessor lands on the wrapper and not on the dataset, and
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