feat: measured device width in mm, cm or inches for container slots

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Closes #3310

Summary

Adds an optional measured width, width_mm, to device types, so gear narrower than half a rack can go into third-width, quarter-width or custom-width cells. The width can be entered in mm, cm or inches and is stored in millimetres, the same as rack depth_mm and the decision in #2635.

Changes

• DeviceType.width_mm (optional, positive). Added to the Zod schema, the published JSON schema, the YAML field order and share links (wm).
• New src/lib/utils/device-width.ts holds the width rules:
  • getRackOpeningMm: clear opening between the rails, nominal width minus 1.25 in (19" = 17.75 in / 450.85 mm, 10" = 8.75 in / 222.25 mm).
  • fitsSlotWidth: a device fits a cell when its share of the opening is no wider than the cell's width_fraction (same 0.01 tolerance as before). Without width_mm, the slot_width mapping is unchanged.
  • isNarrowDevice: slot_width: 1 or width_mm set. Measured devices follow the carrier-first rule (Epic: Carrier-first sub-U devices (whole-U rails, containers for fractional gear) #2158) like half-width ones.
• canPlaceInSlot and findNextSlotForChild take the rack width. The schema refinement and drag and drop now use the same helper; the duplicate isSlotCompatible in dragdrop.ts is removed.
• Add Device form: optional Width field with an mm / cm / in selector. When a width is entered, the Half Width switch is disabled.
• Device details show a measured width in both systems, for example 72 mm (2.83 in).
• SPEC.md mounting model and BRAND-PACKS.md mention width_mm.
• Only the documented rounded thirds (0.33, 0.34, 0.66, 0.67) are read as thirds. Snapping every fraction within a tolerance of a third moved deliberate custom fractions: 0.343 shrank to a third and rejected a device that fits, 0.657 grew to two thirds and accepted one that does not.
• A share link whose fallback width is not 19 has its wx ignored. The encoder always writes 19 alongside wx, so any other pairing was not written here, and an older reader that does not know the key uses w. Both readers now decode the same width.
• createTestDeviceType carries width_mm. It built its result from an allow-list of optional fields, so createTestDeviceType({ width_mm: 140 }) silently produced a device with no width and a test written that way would pass for the wrong reason.

Data format

width_mm is a MAJOR change for readers: a release without the field reads a measured device as full width and refuses its placement in a narrower cell. A layout is therefore stamped schema_version 2.0 only while a device type carries width_mm, and drops back to 1.1 when the last one is removed. The read gate accepts 2.x.

Two fixes went in after review found the stamp did not cover every door:

• Browser storage wrote the layout body verbatim, so a measured layout sat in localStorage still claiming 1.x. That is the only store in production, so the protection was missing exactly where the data lives. saveSession and saveLayoutBody now stamp. A body with no metadata section is written unchanged, because LayoutMetadataSchema requires id and name and a stamp-only section would fail validation on read.
• Keeping a newer stamp is now judged per MAJOR. With the gate accepting two MAJORs, a future 2.x layout saved without a measured device was being restamped 1.x, which would let a 1.x release read its unknown 2.x additions as its own format.

Layouts, share links and devices without width_mm are unaffected, so no migration or upgrade-corpus fixture is needed.

Behaviour

• The starter shelf-1u-3slot, shelf-2u-3slot and blade-chassis-7u cells can now hold measured devices.
• A measured device wider than a synthesised half-width carrier cell is not auto-placed; it needs a shelf or carrier with a wide enough cell. Rack switch and Enter during keyboard placement now say so, instead of reporting no space.
• A rack width change or cross-rack move that would leave a measured child too wide for its cell is refused with a toast.

Screenshots

The Add Device form with the Width field and unit selector, and a measured device seated in the centre cell of the starter 3 slot shelf.

Testing

• Unit tests pass (npm run test:run): 3877 of 3877
• E2E smoke pass (npm run test:e2e:smoke): 29 of 29, chromium
• Accessibility scans pass (npm run test:e2e:a11y): 15 of 15, chromium
• npm run check, npm run lint, npm run format:check
• npm run check:bundle-budget: 404.1 KiB of a 421.8 KiB budget
• Manual testing completed

src/tests/device-width.test.ts covers the opening per rack width, fit in 10" and 19" racks, unchanged slot_width behaviour, the starter 3-slot shelf, the carrier-first rule, schema accept and reject, unit conversion and formatting, and YAML and share-link round-trips. serialization-schema-version.test.ts and working-copy.test.ts cover the stamping rules above.

Manual check with Playwright against the dev server, 19" rack: a 14 cm device added through the form goes into the centre cell of the starter Shelf (3 Slot); a 16 cm device is refused. Half Width is disabled once a width is entered.

palette-empty-search-actions.test.ts intermittently times out under full-suite load. It fails the same way on main with none of this branch's changes and passes when run alone, so treat it as pre-existing flake rather than a regression here.

This branch conflicts with #3312 in AddDeviceForm.svelte. Whichever lands second needs a rebase; the two changes sit in different parts of the form, so it should be a small one.

Accessibility

• Meets WCAG 2.2 AA
• Interactive controls on mobile surfaces are at least 44x44 CSS pixels
• prefers-reduced-motion is respected for any animation or transition
• Every interactive element has a visible focus state
• Focus is managed on open and close of panels, dialogs, and sheets

The new Width field uses a <label for> and the unit selector carries an aria-label. Both reuse the existing form field styles, so focus states and target sizes match the fields around them. No new animation. The keyboard placement announcements were corrected so a device with no rail target in a rack states the real requirement rather than reporting no space.

Checklist

• Code follows the project's style guidelines
• Self-review completed
• No new warnings introduced
• Tests added for new functionality

Reviewed and deliberately left alone

• adaptLegacyLayout wraps any rail-level measured device in a half-width carrier without checking the width, so a hand-written YAML file with, say, a 300 mm device at rail level fails to import naming a carrier the user never wrote. The file is rejected either way, since the schema refuses a measured device on the rails; only the message is worse. Making the adapter width-aware is a change to the carrier-first rule rather than a fix, so it is better raised on its own.
• The 2.0 stamp reads layout.device_types, the layout's embedded library. Starter and brand-pack types resolve at runtime and are not copied in, so the day a shipped pack carries width_mm, a layout placing it would save stamped 1.1. No pack carries one today.
• A refused rack width change returns before any other field in the same updateRack call is applied. No caller batches width with another field today.
• primeKeyboardPlacement no longer abandons placement for a bay-only device when there are no racks, because the width check had to move below rack resolution to see rack.width. It now behaves like any other device with no racks.

Open questions from #3310 not addressed here

• Slots are still defined only by width_fraction.
• There is no global Metric / Imperial preference; the unit is chosen per entry.
• The palette badge still only shows half width, and the palette width filter now groups measured devices under Half because that is the only bucket that is not Full.
• No starter or brand-pack device carries a width_mm yet, so blade-server-half still does not fit the 0.25 bays of blade-chassis-7u. The capability is here; populating the library is a separate change.
• The rack opening constant is nominal width minus 1.25 in for every width. EIA-310 gives 450 mm minimum clear opening for 19", which this is consistent with; the 10", 21" and 23" values are extrapolated and worth a maintainer's view.

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Support measured device widths and custom carrier splits

What Changed

• Devices can now use an optional physical width in mm, cm, or inches; the width controls which carrier and shelf cells can hold them.
• Measured devices are placed in carriers sized to their actual width, including custom splits that can grow, shrink, and use adjustable gaps.
• Placement, drag-and-drop, keyboard navigation, rack resizing, and cross-rack moves now apply the same width checks and explain when a device needs a wider shelf or carrier.
• Measured widths, custom carrier layouts, gaps, and 21/23-inch rack sizes are preserved in YAML, autosaves, archives, and share links.
• Layouts using measured widths are marked with format 2.0, while layouts without them remain compatible with the 1.x format.

Impact

✅ Accurate placement for physically narrow devices
✅ Fewer invalid carrier and shelf layouts
✅ Preserved measured widths and custom splits across saves

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Walkthrough

The change adds optional measured device widths in millimetres. Rack-aware fit checks use rack width for placement, rack edits, and carrier rules. Serialization, share links, and autosave preserve measured widths and related rack-width metadata.

Changes

Measured width contracts and UI

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Width contracts and device UI src/lib/types/*, src/lib/components/*, src/lib/schemas/*, src/lib/utils/device-width.ts, docs/...	Device types accept width_mm. The add form accepts mm, cm, and inches. Displays, filters, schemas, YAML ordering, and documentation describe measured widths.

Rack-aware fitting and placement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rack-aware fitting and placement src/lib/utils/collision.ts, src/lib/stores/layout/*, src/lib/utils/dragdrop.ts, src/lib/utils/placement-*, src/lib/actions/selection-actions.ts	Shared utilities calculate rack openings, slot fit, carrier requirements, and measured-device constraints. Placement, drag and drop, rack changes, and keyboard placement pass rack width and reject incompatible layouts.

Schema stamping and serialization

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Schema stamping and serialization src/lib/schemas/migrations.ts, src/lib/storage/*, src/lib/utils/share.ts, src/lib/utils/yaml.ts, src/lib/utils/archive.ts	Layouts with measured devices use schema version 2.0. YAML, archives, autosave, local storage, and share links preserve measured widths and supported rack widths.

Behavior and compatibility validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Behavior and compatibility validation static/schemas/*, src/tests/*	Tests cover fitting, carriers, rack changes, keyboard placement, persistence, schema gates, share compatibility, and existing width behavior.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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Saving a layout with a whitespace-padded newer schema stamp can downgrade its declared format while retaining newer fields. Normalize the version before writing to avoid producing misleading layout metadata.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely summarizes the main change: support for measured device widths in millimetres, centimetres, or inches for container slots.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description is directly related to the changeset. It explains measured device widths, placement rules, serialization, schema-version handling, UI changes, testing, and compatibility behavior.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	PASS. Issue #3310 requirements are implemented. DeviceType.width_mm is optional, positive, finite, stored in millimetres, and included in the JSON schema. Shared fitting logic uses rack clear openin…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	PASS. The changes remain within Issue #3310. Schema stamping, rack-width compatibility checks, legacy adaptation, keyboard placement, documentation, UI updates, and regression tests support measured-w…
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 90.91% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 66 functions across 38 files. (3 skipped: 3…

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In `@docs/guides/BRAND-PACKS.md`:
- Line 55: Update the brand-pack documentation around slot_width, width_mm, and
u_height to describe width_mm as the device’s physical measured width for any
supported carrier-cell width, not only gear narrower than a half-width cell.
Refer contributors to the carrier-cell fit rules and preserve the existing
placement guidance.

In `@docs/reference/SCHEMA.md`:
- Line 119: Update the width_mm field description in the schema reference to
explicitly require a positive number in millimetres, while preserving its
existing carrier-mounting and schema-version behavior.

In `@src/lib/components/AddDeviceForm.svelte`:
- Around line 391-393: Clear isHalfWidth whenever hasWidth becomes true so the
submitted state matches the switch’s unchecked appearance; update the
width-entry state handling near the isHalfWidth switch and preserve the existing
onchange behavior for selections without a measured width.

In `@src/lib/schemas/migrations.ts`:
- Line 60: Update the schema-version validation around majorOf and
MEASURED_WIDTH_SCHEMA_VERSION to first require a strict MAJOR.MINOR serialized
format with a positive major version, rejecting malformed values such as
"invalid" before comparing supported major versions.

In `@src/lib/schemas/share.ts`:
- Line 165: Update the schema containing the wx field so that when wx is
present, w must also be the required 19-inch fallback value; reject combinations
such as w: 10 with wx: 23 while preserving valid shares without wx and valid
19-inch fallback shares.

In `@src/lib/utils/device-width.ts`:
- Around line 45-46: Update the fraction normalization around thirds so it only
converts the documented values 0.33, 0.34, 0.66, and 0.67 to their corresponding
thirds. Preserve arbitrary custom fractions such as 0.343 and 0.657, and adjust
the existing thirds calculation or matching logic without changing unrelated
width behavior.

In `@src/lib/utils/placement-keyboard-controller.ts`:
- Around line 149-152: Update the placement handling around requiresChassisBay
in the keyboard placement controller so a device that cannot fit the active rack
keeps placement armed with a null cursor, allowing switchRack to find a later
compatible rack. Continue calling abandonPlacement for devices that require a
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Thanks, all seven looked at. Six applied, two of them differently from the suggestion, and one declined with a reason.

Applied as suggested:

• device-width.ts: only 0.33, 0.34, 0.66 and 0.67 are read as thirds now. You are right that the tolerance moved deliberate fractions: 0.343 shrank to a third and rejected a 152 mm device that fits, and 0.657 grew to two thirds and accepted a 299 mm one that does not. Both directions are covered by a new test.
• SCHEMA.md and BRAND-PACKS.md: width_mm is now described as the device's physical measured width for any carrier cell wide enough for it, with a pointer to the fit rules, and stated as positive in the field table.
• placement-keyboard-controller.ts: good catch. Priming now checks the other racks, keeps placement armed with a null cursor when a wider rack in the layout can take the device, and abandons only when no rack has a rail target for it. Two tests cover both halves.

Applied differently:

• AddDeviceForm.svelte: fixed at submit, isHalfWidth: isHalfWidth && !hasWidth, rather than with an $effect. It is the same expression the switch already renders, so the submitted value matches what the user sees, and clearing the width restores the switch instead of leaving it permanently off.
• share.ts: MinimalRackSchema is extended by MinimalRackV2Schema, and a superRefine returns a type without .extend, so refining in place would break the V2 schema. Instead the decoder ignores wx unless w is 19. An older reader ignores wx entirely and uses w, so both readers now agree on one width for the same link, which is the consistency the comment asks for, without rejecting the whole link.

Not applied:

• migrations.ts malformed version: majorOf has always mapped an unparseable value to 0, so a layout stamped "invalid" loads on main today exactly as it does here. This PR changed the constant on that line, not the handling of malformed input. Tightening the read gate changes which files open, which is unrelated to measured widths and is better as its own change.

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🟡 Minor · Align the minimum-width error with the validation condition.

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Align the minimum-width error with the validation condition.

The validation rejects only values where widthMm is not greater than zero, but this message states a minimum of 0.1 mm. Since the contract requires a positive width, change the message to Width must be greater than 0 mm, or enforce the 0.1 mm threshold explicitly.

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In `@src/lib/components/AddDeviceForm.svelte` at line 188, Update the width
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The four inline comments in the latest pass repeat findings from the first review. Three are fixed, just not in the shape that was suggested, and one is still declined. Pointing at the current head so it is easy to check.

• Half Width: fixed at AddDeviceForm.svelte:209, isHalfWidth: isHalfWidth && !hasWidth. That is the same expression the switch renders at line 392, so the submitted value always matches what the user sees. An $effect would also work, but it would leave the switch off after the width is cleared, where this restores it.
• Share wx: fixed at share.ts:67 in decodeRackWidth, which ignores wx unless w is 19. It is not in the schema because MinimalRackSchema is extended by MinimalRackV2Schema, and a superRefine returns a type without .extend, so refining in place would break V2. Ignoring the key matches what an older reader does, so both readers decode the same width. Covered by a test in share.test.ts.
• Keyboard placement: fixed at placement-keyboard-controller.ts:154. Priming checks the other racks, stays armed with a null cursor when a wider rack can take the device, and abandons only when no rack has a rail target for it. Two tests cover both halves.
• Malformed schema_version: still declined. majorOf has always mapped an unparseable value to 0, so a file stamped "invalid" loads on main today exactly as it does here. This PR changed the constant on that line, not the handling of malformed input, and tightening the read gate changes which files open.

On the new out-of-diff comment about the minimum width message: toMillimetres rounds to 0.1 mm (device-width.ts:113), so 0.1 mm is the smallest positive width that can be stored. A 0.04 mm entry rounds to 0 and is rejected, a 0.05 mm entry rounds to 0.1 and is accepted. "Width must be at least 0.1 mm" describes that accurately, and "greater than 0 mm" would suggest 0.04 is allowed. Leaving it as is.

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Suggestion: Every measured device is wrapped in a synthesized half-width carrier, even when its width exceeds half the rack opening, producing a child placement that schema validation rejects. [incomplete implementation]

Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes

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**Path:** src/lib/storage/adapt-legacy-layout.ts
**Line:** 172:175
**Comment:**
	*Incomplete Implementation: Every measured device is wrapped in a synthesized half-width carrier, even when its width exceeds half the rack opening, producing a child placement that schema validation rejects.

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[p-paul]

Confirmed, with a repro. A measured device wider than half the rack opening is wrapped into carrier-1u-2col regardless of fit, and the result fails validation:

• before the adapter: Device "d1" is sub-U or narrower than full width and cannot mount directly to the rails.
• after the adapter: Device "d1" is too wide to fit slot "col-1".

So the layout is unloadable either way, and the second message points at a carrier the user never created.

Not fixed in this round, because the fix is a product decision rather than a local change: no starter container has a full-width cell (the library has 0.25, 0.33/0.34 and 0.5 fractions only), so there is nowhere for such a device to go. Either entry is capped so a measured width must fit a half-width cell, or a full-width single-cell carrier is added as a stable synthesis target for both this adapter and synthesizeCarrierForDevice. Raised with the author.

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Suggestion: Older readers accept these links but ignore wm and wx, silently restoring measured devices as full-width and 21/23-inch racks as 19-inch racks. [api mismatch]

Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes

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**Path:** src/lib/utils/share.ts
**Line:** 257:267
**Comment:**
	*Api Mismatch: Older readers accept these links but ignore `wm` and `wx`, silently restoring measured devices as full-width and 21/23-inch racks as 19-inch racks.

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[p-paul]

Accurate as a description, but there is no mechanism that would fix it. A share link is decoded by whatever release the recipient is running, and fv is written but never gated on in any released reader (it is absent from every decode path in src/lib/utils/share.ts, on this branch and on main), so bumping it would not make an older reader refuse the link.

What the encoder can control, it already does: w always carries the 19 inch fallback next to wx, so an older reader renders a valid 19 inch rack rather than a broken one, and a device without wm renders full width exactly as it did before measured widths existed. Both degrade to what that release could represent, which is the intended behaviour for a lossy short link rather than a silent corruption.

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1. Widths below 1 mm are accepted but displayed as 0mm, so the palette shows a measured width that contradicts the stored value and accessible label.

Logic error · src/lib/components/DevicePaletteItem.svelte:364

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In `@src/lib/components/AddDeviceForm.svelte`:
- Around line 78-80: Update validate() to use getNarrowestTargetRackWidth() for
placement-width validation, ensuring both and 10-inch options validate against
10 inches and the 19-inch option validates against 19 inches rather than using
the active rack width.

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[ggfevans]

Thanks for the turnaround on this, and for the replies to CodeRabbit, they made the history easy to follow. The per-MAJOR knownVersionForMajor fix is exactly the downgrade I was worried about, and stamping the browser storage body is a gap I'd missed entirely. Nice catch.

I'm with you on declining the malformed schema_version change. That behaviour predates this PR and is better as its own change.

Still needed

• A corpus fixture. The body still says none is needed, but a new MAJOR stamp is the case the corpus exists for, and scripts/check-corpus-freshness.sh will block the next release without an added .rackula.yaml. A 2.0 layout with a measured device through scripts/add-corpus-fixture.sh covers it. And rather than editing schema-version-future.rackula.yaml in place from 2.0 to 3.0, could you leave that one, flip its sidecar to a loadable 2.0 case, and add a separate 3.0 fixture for the reject path? Corpus entries are meant to stay frozen.
• A guard for the brand-pack gap you flagged in the body. Since the stamp reads only the embedded device_types, a shipped pack device with width_mm would save stamped 1.1 and a 1.x release would open it. A test that fails if any starter or brand-pack device carries width_mm turns that note into a tripwire.
• The legacy adapter. CodeAnt's thread on adapt-legacy-layout.ts:175 is right: needsCarrier wraps any measured device in the half-width 2-col carrier, and LayoutSchema runs after the adapter, so a rail-mounted measured device wider than half the opening fails the whole layout load with a "too wide" error about a carrier the user never made. Only a hand-edited or third-party file gets there, but the adapter should follow the same rule as synthesizeCarrierForDevice(deviceType, rackWidth).
• The Add Device width check (both bots flagged AddDeviceForm.svelte:80). With the rack option on 19" and a 23" rack active, validation uses the 23" opening, so it accepts a device too wide for any cell in the rack it was declared for. It should check against the widest width in the selected option.

Questions before I sign off on the design

These are the open questions from #3310, I just want your reasoning on record:

• RACK_EAR_ALLOWANCE_IN = 1.25 across 10/19/21/23. For 19" that's 450.85mm against EIA-310's 450mm clear opening. What's the source for the other three? My worry is 23" telco, where the opening is often still 450mm with wider flanges, which would put us about 100mm out. If there isn't one, I'd rather pin 19" to 450mm and label the rest as approximate.
• isNarrowDevice makes any measured device carrier-only, so entering the real width of a rack-mount box (the form accepts up to the full opening) makes it un-rackable. I get the "measured gear is non-rackmount" intent in the doc comment, but the form doesn't enforce it. Worth treating widths above half the opening as full width, or capping the entry?
• Stamping 2.0 when any type in device_types has width_mm, placed or not (CodeAnt's migrations.ts:142 thread). It's the conservative choice and I'm fine with it, just confirm it's deliberate, since a custom measured device that's never placed still locks the file out of 1.x.
• Share links still degrade silently on older readers while YAML hard-fails. It's documented, and decodeRackWidth keeps both readers agreeing on width, so I lean toward leaving it. I just want it to be a decision.

Smaller

• CodeAnt's palette nitpick: widths under 1mm show as 0mm because of Math.round. Trivial, take or leave.

Heads up that the Test workflow hasn't run here yet (fork PRs wait on maintainer approval), so the passes in your replies are local ones. That's on my side.

Push back on any of it if I've read something wrong.

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