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Diagnostic function that debugs visibility issues with the 'gpt_in' folder in a reMarkable tablet's file system by analyzing folder metadata, document contents, and sync status.

Purpose

This function performs comprehensive debugging of the 'gpt_in' folder visibility issue on reMarkable tablets. It instantiates a FolderDebugger, retrieves root folder information, analyzes the gpt_in folder's metadata (checking for deletion status, parent folder, and other properties), finds documents within the folder, checks web app sync status, and provides a detailed diagnostic report. The function is designed to help troubleshoot why documents might not appear in the reMarkable web application despite existing in the device's file system.

Source Code

def main():
    """Debug the gpt_in folder visibility issue"""
    try:
        debugger = FolderDebugger()
        
        print(f"🔍 Debugging GPT_IN Folder Visibility")
        print("=" * 50)
        
        # Get root info
        root_data, root_content = debugger.get_root_info()
        
        # Analyze gpt_in folder
        gpt_in_info, gpt_in_metadata = debugger.analyze_gpt_in_folder(root_content)
        
        if gpt_in_info and gpt_in_metadata:
            print(f"\n📊 GPT_IN FOLDER ANALYSIS:")
            print(f"   Folder Name: {gpt_in_metadata.get('visibleName', 'Unknown')}")
            print(f"   Folder Type: {gpt_in_metadata.get('type', 'Unknown')}")
            print(f"   Folder Parent: {gpt_in_metadata.get('parent', 'Unknown')}")
            print(f"   Folder Deleted: {gpt_in_metadata.get('deleted', False)}")
            print(f"   Folder Pinned: {gpt_in_metadata.get('pinned', False)}")
            
            # Check if folder is deleted or has issues
            if gpt_in_metadata.get('deleted', False):
                print(f"❌ ISSUE FOUND: gpt_in folder is marked as DELETED!")
            elif gpt_in_metadata.get('parent') != '':
                print(f"❌ ISSUE FOUND: gpt_in folder parent is '{gpt_in_metadata.get('parent')}', should be '' (root)!")
            else:
                print(f"✅ gpt_in folder appears healthy")
        
        # Find documents in gpt_in folder
        gpt_in_uuid = "99c6551f-2855-44cf-a4e4-c9c586558f42"
        documents = debugger.find_documents_in_folder(root_content, gpt_in_uuid)
        
        # Check sync status
        sync_status = debugger.check_web_app_sync_status()
        
        print(f"\n🎯 SUMMARY:")
        print(f"   📁 gpt_in folder: {'✅ Found' if gpt_in_info else '❌ Missing'}")
        print(f"   📄 Documents in folder: {len(documents) if documents else 0}")
        print(f"   🌐 Sync generation: {sync_status.get('generation') if sync_status else 'Unknown'}")
        
        if gpt_in_info and documents:
            print(f"\n💡 CONCLUSION:")
            print(f"   The gpt_in folder exists and contains documents.")
            print(f"   If documents don't appear in the web app, this is likely a client caching issue.")
            print(f"   Try refreshing the web app, clearing browser cache, or waiting for sync.")
        
        return True
        
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"❌ Debug failed: {e}")
        return False

Return Value

Returns a boolean value: True if the debug process completes successfully (regardless of whether issues are found), False if an exception occurs during debugging. The function primarily outputs diagnostic information to stdout rather than returning data.

Dependencies

• json
• auth (custom module containing RemarkableAuth)
• FolderDebugger (custom class, not shown in imports but instantiated in function)

Required Imports

import json
from auth import RemarkableAuth

Usage Example

# Ensure FolderDebugger class is defined or imported
# Ensure RemarkableAuth is configured with valid credentials

if __name__ == '__main__':
    success = main()
    if success:
        print('Debug completed successfully')
    else:
        print('Debug failed with errors')

Best Practices

• This function is designed for debugging purposes and outputs directly to stdout; it should not be used in production code that requires structured output
• The function hardcodes the gpt_in folder UUID ('99c6551f-2855-44cf-a4e4-c9c586558f42'); this should be parameterized for reusability
• Ensure proper authentication is established before calling this function to avoid API errors
• The function catches all exceptions broadly; consider more specific exception handling for production use
• This function depends on the FolderDebugger class which must implement methods: get_root_info(), analyze_gpt_in_folder(), find_documents_in_folder(), and check_web_app_sync_status()
• The function is intended as a standalone diagnostic tool and should be run in a context where console output is appropriate

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