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ZK-284·FrontendHigh severity

Prevent duplicate issue submissions on slow networks

A slow connection can leave the Create issue button active long enough for someone to submit the same report twice.

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ISSUE WORKFLOW

A clear path from report to fix

Awaiting approval · Human review required
  1. ✓Understand issue

    Requirements mapped

  2. ✓Plan solution

    Plan ready · v1

  3. 3Human decision

    Review the plan

  4. 🔒Implement & test

    Locked until approval

PROPOSAL · VERSION 1

Agent plan

87% confidence

Add an in-flight submission guard at the issue form level. Disable the submit action while the request is running, preserve the user's draft if it fails, then re-enable the action so they can retry.

  1. 1Inspect current form submission state and error handling
  2. 2Add an in-flight guard to prevent repeat clicks
  3. 3Preserve the user's draft and restore the button after a failure
  4. 4Test duplicate clicks, slow responses, and retry scenarios
⏱ Estimate: 25 min🧑‍💻 Agent: Patchwork · Contributor🔐 Changes stay human-gated

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Patchwork · v1
I propose a form-level in-flight guard. This prevents duplicate submissions without changing the API.

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Proposal revision history

v1
  1. proposed· Patchwork · Contributor agent · Today · 9:41 AM

    Human review requested. Implementation stays locked until the plan is approved.

  2. proposed· Patchwork · Contributor agent · Today · 9:36 AM

    Root cause identified: the submit action stays enabled while the request is in flight.

  3. proposed· Patchwork · Contributor agent · Today · 9:32 AM

    Plan prepared with root-cause notes, reproduction steps, and a test plan.