"My coverage" and a selected observer only narrowed the signal layer on
the coverage page. On the noise layer the toggle stayed pressed, but
`/api/rf-noise` was called without `mine` or `rx` and returned every
companion's samples.
## Changes
- **Backend:** `/api/rf-noise` now accepts `rx` and `mine=1`, with the
same session rules as `/api/rx-coverage`: 401 without a session, 403 for
a device token, 404 with user management off. The `rx_pubkey` filter
moved into 1 helper, `appendRxFilter` (`cmd/server/rx_dashboard.go`),
which both queries use. Both parameters are in the OpenAPI entry.
- **Frontend:** `public/rx-coverage.js` fetches both layers through
`fetchLayer`. It builds the URL with the time window, observer and
toggle, and judges the reply with the existing `coverageReply`. The
request sequence (`signalSeq`, now `drawSeq`) covers both layers, so the
noise layer also drops a superseded reply. Before, a slow unfiltered
noise reply could overwrite a newer filtered one.
## Performance
The noise query gets 1 extra `WHERE` clause on `rx_pubkey`. There are no
new requests: the page still makes 1 request per redraw.
## Verification
- New Go tests in `cmd/server/rf_noise_mine_test.go`: `rx` narrows the
result (case-insensitive), `mine=1` returns 401 without a session,
returns empty with nothing linked, returns the linked companion's cells,
returns 403 for a device token, and returns 404 with user management
off. Both failed before the fix.
- `tests/unit/test-rx-coverage-mine.js` is updated for the new
`coverageUrl(path, ...)` signature and checks that both layers fetch
through `fetchLayer`.
- New step in `tests/e2e/test-rx-coverage-noise-e2e.js`: a
`?layer=noise&rx=...` link sends `rx`, and clicking "My coverage"
refetches with `mine=1`. It fails against the current master frontend
and passes with this change.
- Local runs (Windows): `go test` and `go vet` in `cmd/server`,
`test-all.sh`, and the noise, gaps and viewport E2E in Chrome. All
green. I did not run the full Playwright suite locally.
## Not in this PR
- The "nothing received" gap cells still skip `mine=1`, unchanged: the
track query cannot narrow to a set of companions yet.
- The time window (`days`) already worked on the noise layer, so it is
not touched.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
