state-ownership: audit custom optimistic updates (Action 4.4.1.1)

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### Sub-Epic 4.1: Migrate Domain Data to React Query 🟡
#### Task 4.1.1: Remove User from Zustand Auth Store
- [ ] **Action 4.1.1.1**: Create React Query hook for user
- [x] **Action 4.1.1.1**: Create React Query hook for user
- **Scope**: `apps/web/src/features/auth/hooks/useUser.ts` (create) - `useQuery(['user', 'me'], getMe)`
- **Dependencies**: None
- **Dependencies**: None
- **Risk**: LOW
- **Validation**: Hook returns user data
- **Validation**: Hook returns user data
- **Rollback**: Delete hook
- **Status**: ✅ Complete - Created useUser hook with React Query, enabled only when authenticated, with proper caching
- [ ] **Action 4.1.1.2**: Update authStore to remove user, keep only isAuthenticated
- **Scope**: `apps/web/src/features/auth/store/authStore.ts` - Remove `user` field, keep boolean
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### Sub-Epic 4.3: Simplify Auth State 🟢
#### Task 4.3.1: Remove Complex Deduplication Logic
- [ ] **Action 4.3.1.1**: Create useUser hook using React Query
- [x] **Action 4.3.1.1**: Create useUser hook using React Query
- **Scope**: `apps/web/src/features/auth/hooks/useUser.ts` - Use `useQuery(['user', 'me'], getMe)`
- **Dependencies**: Action 4.1.1.1 complete
- **Dependencies**: Action 4.1.1.1 complete
- **Risk**: LOW
- **Validation**: Hook uses React Query, has built-in deduplication
- **Validation**: Hook uses React Query, has built-in deduplication
- **Rollback**: Delete hook
- **Status**: ✅ Complete - Same as Action 4.1.1.1, hook already created
- [ ] **Action 4.3.1.2**: Simplify refreshUser using React Query
- **Scope**: `apps/web/src/features/auth/store/authStore.ts:142-218` - Remove manual deduplication, use React Query hook

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# Optimistic Store Updates Audit
**Date**: 2026-01-11
**Action**: 4.4.1.1 - Audit custom optimistic updates
**Status**: ✅ Complete
## Summary
This document audits the custom optimistic update utilities in `apps/web/src/utils/optimisticStoreUpdates.ts` and documents all optimistic update patterns found in the codebase.
## File: `apps/web/src/utils/optimisticStoreUpdates.ts`
### Purpose
Provides utilities for implementing optimistic updates in Zustand stores with automatic rollback on error. This is a custom implementation before migrating to React Query's built-in optimistic updates.
### Functions Provided
#### 1. `createOptimisticStoreUpdate<TState, TVariables>`
- **Purpose**: Creates an optimistic update for a Zustand store
- **Returns**: `OptimisticUpdateResult` with `previousState`, `rollback()`, and `applyResponse()` functions
- **Features**:
- Snapshots current state before update
- Applies optimistic update immediately
- Provides rollback function (custom or default)
- Provides applyResponse function (optional)
- **Lines**: 48-116
#### 2. `withOptimisticUpdate<TState, TVariables, TResponse>`
- **Purpose**: Higher-order function that wraps an async action to add optimistic update support
- **Returns**: Wrapped async function with optimistic update logic
- **Features**:
- Applies optimistic update before API call
- Applies server response on success (optional)
- Rolls back on error (custom or default)
- Logs rollback events
- **Lines**: 124-181
#### 3. `withOptimisticArrayUpdate<TState, TItem, TVariables, TResponse>`
- **Purpose**: Helper for array operations (add, remove, update) with optimistic updates
- **Returns**: Wrapped async function with optimistic array update logic
- **Features**:
- Supports 'add', 'remove', 'update' operations
- Handles array state updates optimistically
- Rolls back entire state on error
- Logs rollback events
- **Lines**: 218-286
### Interfaces
#### `OptimisticStoreUpdateOptions<TState, TVariables>`
- `getState: () => TState`
- `setState: (updater) => void`
- `optimisticUpdate: (state, variables) => Partial<TState> | TState`
- `rollback?: (state, variables, error?) => Partial<TState> | TState`
- `applyResponse?: (state, variables, response) => Partial<TState> | TState`
#### `OptimisticUpdateResult<TState>`
- `previousState: TState`
- `rollback: () => void`
- `applyResponse: (response: unknown) => void`
#### `OptimisticArrayUpdateOptions<TState, TItem, TVariables>`
- `getState: () => TState`
- `setState: (updater) => void`
- `operation: 'add' | 'remove' | 'update'`
- `getArray: (state) => TItem[]`
- `setArray: (state, array) => Partial<TState> | TState`
- `optimisticItem?: (state, variables) => TItem`
- `matchItem?: (item, variables) => boolean`
- `updateItem?: (item, variables) => TItem`
## Usage Analysis
### Import Search Results
**No imports found** - The utility file exists but appears to be **unused** in the current codebase.
### Related Files
#### `apps/web/src/utils/optimisticUpdates.ts`
This file contains React Query-based optimistic update utilities:
- `createOptimisticUpdate` - For React Query mutations
- `createArrayOptimisticUpdate` - For array operations with React Query
- `createToggleOptimisticUpdate` - For toggle operations with React Query
**Note**: The codebase appears to have already migrated to React Query optimistic updates (`optimisticUpdates.ts`), making `optimisticStoreUpdates.ts` potentially obsolete.
## Migration Status
### Current State
- ✅ React Query optimistic updates are implemented (`optimisticUpdates.ts`)
- ⚠️ Zustand optimistic updates utility exists but is **unused** (`optimisticStoreUpdates.ts`)
### Recommendation
Since `optimisticStoreUpdates.ts` is not imported anywhere, it can be safely deleted as part of Action 4.4.1.3 after confirming no usage.
## Patterns Identified
### Pattern 1: Manual State Snapshot & Rollback
- Used in: `createOptimisticStoreUpdate`, `withOptimisticUpdate`, `withOptimisticArrayUpdate`
- Approach: Snapshot state before update, restore on error
- Complexity: Medium (manual state management)
### Pattern 2: React Query Optimistic Updates (Current)
- Used in: `optimisticUpdates.ts`
- Approach: Uses React Query's `onMutate`, `onError`, `onSettled`
- Complexity: Low (framework-provided)
## Next Steps
1. ✅ **Action 4.4.1.1**: Audit complete - Documented all optimistic update utilities
2. **Action 4.4.1.2**: Migrate remaining Zustand stores to React Query (if any exist)
3. **Action 4.4.1.3**: Delete `optimisticStoreUpdates.ts` (safe - no imports found)
4. **Action 4.4.1.4**: Audit all mutations for optimistic updates (separate audit)