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fix: deliver reminders persisted as queued/running instead of losing them on restart - #83
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The at-least-once choice looks right for queued/running — a duplicated spoken reminder after a crash is clearly better than a silently lost one, and the passthrough runner makes re-firing safe.
One edge worth a look: ACTIVE also contains 'cancelling'. A reminder persisted mid-cancellation (user said cancel, Gateway stopped before the transition completed) would be restored as 'scheduled' by this patch and then fire as overdue catch-up — resurrecting a reminder the user explicitly cancelled. Excluding 'cancelling' from the restartAsScheduled condition (letting it fall through to the existing restart-failure path, or restoring it as cancelled) would keep the fix while preserving cancellation intent. Might be worth a companion test case with status: 'cancelling'.
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已复核并优化：Gateway 重启后仅恢复 queued/running 的持久化提醒，避免 cancelling 提醒被复活；补充了对应回归测试。完整 release check 与跨平台 CI 均通过。
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Fixes a real reminder-loss bug in the scheduled-task lifecycle (issue #80's core invariant: reminders are "never silently lost").
ReminderScheduler.fire() and restoreOverdue() transition a reminder from scheduled -> queued and persist that state before drain() starts it (persistDeferred is called immediately; the restore-overdue stagger window can keep a reminder in persisted 'queued' state for minutes). If the Gateway restarts in that window, TaskManager.restore() treats the saved 'queued'/'running' entry as an ordinary active task and hard-fails it with "qwen-audio-agent 重启时这项工作尚未完成" — the reminder content is never spoken.
Fix: in restore(), entries of kind 'reminder' persisted in an ACTIVE status are restored as 'scheduled' (with the passthrough speech runner rebuilt), so ReminderScheduler.start()'s restoreOverdue() path staggers and fires them as overdue catch-up, exactly like reminders that expired while the Gateway was down. This is safe for reminders because their runner only speaks the stored text — unlike scheduled_task entries, whose backend work may have partially run and therefore intentionally still fail on restart.
Added a unit test covering the restart-catch-up path: a reminder persisted in 'queued' state with a past due time is restored as 'scheduled' with a function runner and no error.
Scope note: this addresses the restart-durability edge of the existing schedule_reminder implementation rather than adding the new frontend store from the issue's design; the bug fix keeps the current reminder pipeline intact.
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This change resolves the target issue or improvement.
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Verify that the project builds/runs correctly and the specific bug/improvement is addressed.
Fixes #80