docs(wake-lock): record wake-lock change workflow
Add the wake-lock SCR, discussion summary, and task artifacts that captured investigation, specification, and implementation handoff for the system-sleep-only behavior change.
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id: DISCUSSION-001
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title: "Wake lock behavior change for macOS sleep vs screen lock"
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status: closed
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summarized_by: business_analyst
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source: runtime-transcript
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---
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# Discussion Summary
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## Topic
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Change wake lock behavior so screen lock/display sleep is allowed while system sleep is still prevented during active work.
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## Purpose
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Capture a workflow-ready summary of a requested product behavior change affecting desktop apps and web, including current behavior, desired behavior, scope, and unresolved platform feasibility.
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## Repository Truth Relevant To This Discussion
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- Current desktop wake lock behavior is effectively configured as a display wake lock.
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- Electron currently uses `prevent-display-sleep`.
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- Tauri currently includes `display: true` in its wake-lock-related configuration.
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- This current setup keeps the screen awake and blocks normal screen lock/display sleep on macOS.
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## Facts Established
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- The reported problem is specific to current wake lock behavior preventing screen lock on macOS.
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- The user wants wake lock to allow screen lock while still preventing the device from going to sleep.
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- The requested scope was expanded beyond macOS-only behavior.
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- The user explicitly requested coverage for all desktop apps and web.
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- Browser/web platform limitations may affect how fully the requested behavior can be implemented.
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## Requirements Captured
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- Wake lock must allow the display to sleep or lock normally.
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- Wake lock must prevent only system sleep while work is active.
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- On macOS, the screen should be able to turn off and lock while the machine remains awake enough to continue the task.
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- The change should be researched and then applied, not just discussed.
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- Scope should include all desktop apps and web, subject to technical feasibility.
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## Constraints
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- The change affects multiple platforms and should not be treated as a macOS-only behavior change.
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- Web support may be constrained by browser capabilities and wake lock API limitations.
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- Platform-specific implementation details may differ between Electron, Tauri, and web.
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## Non-Goals
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- Keeping the display continuously awake.
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- Preserving the current display-wake behavior on macOS.
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- Defining a macOS-only special case unless later justified.
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## Decisions Made
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- Preferred product direction: allow display sleep/screen lock while preventing only system sleep during active work.
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- Scope direction confirmed by the user: all desktop apps and web.
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- The discussion should move into tracked workflow work with product and technical input before implementation.
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## Assumptions
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- “Work is active” refers to periods when the application is performing a task that currently relies on wake lock protection.
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- The intended outcome is continued task execution while the screen is locked or asleep, not continuous visual display.
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- Some platforms may require best-effort behavior rather than identical implementation mechanics.
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## Open Questions
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- What exact user-facing definition of “work is active” should trigger wake lock behavior across products?
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- What behavior is achievable on web given browser/API support and permission constraints?
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- If a platform cannot prevent only system sleep without also affecting display sleep, what fallback behavior is acceptable?
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- Should platform-specific differences be exposed to users or documented in product behavior notes?
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## Risks Or Concerns
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- Web may not support the requested behavior fully or consistently across browsers.
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- A platform may not offer a clean “prevent system sleep only” mode, creating inconsistent behavior across products.
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- Changing wake lock semantics could affect long-running task reliability if background execution assumptions are wrong.
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## Referenced Files Or Areas
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- Electron wake lock implementation using `prevent-display-sleep`
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- Tauri wake lock / `keepawake` configuration currently using `display: true`
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- Cross-platform wake lock behavior for desktop apps
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- Web wake lock behavior and browser capability research areas
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## Recommended Workflow Next Step
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- assigned_to: product_manager
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- why: Create a tracked task and SCR-ready handoff for cross-platform research and specification, then route to business analyst and technical architect for requirements and feasibility clarification before implementation.
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