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Live channels in Favorites and Recently viewed now offer "Open in <playlist>" for Stalker portals, the counterpart of the VOD "View in portal" action. The chip in the programme panel and the channel's context menu jump to the channel inside its portal's Live TV, with its genre selected and the channel playing. Radio stays hidden: it is a separate legacy-paged section with no open-on-arrival contract. The handoff refuses to guess. The store records which genre the rendered ITV list belongs to, so the deferred play waits for a list that can actually serve the channel instead of inferring it from array identity. An id claimed by one channel as its `id` and another as its `stream_id` is ambiguous, so neither is played and the user still lands in the right genre. The handoff is abandoned when the user changes genre, search, portal or section first. Two pre-existing defects surfaced during review and are fixed here: - A blank provider id shadowed a valid one. `a ?? b` keeps an empty string, so a channel with a blank `stream_id` was stored with no identity at all and could not be selected, played or found again. Six writers had that shape and three private copies of the skip-the-blank rule; all now go through one `firstNonBlankStalkerId` helper. - Route-session readiness could publish before the store held the portal's row. The constructor starts one sync and the first navigation starts another, and the second skipped the bootstrap because the playlist id was claimed before the awaits that install it. Arrivals are now serialized, the id is claimed only after the store write resolves, and only the newest sync publishes readiness. Both fixes carry regression tests that fail on the old behavior.
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type, area
| type | area |
|---|---|
| fix | stalker |
Stalker items whose portal sends an empty id next to a valid one are no longer lost: such a channel or movie can be favorited, played, resumed and found again, instead of being stored without an identity and quietly refusing to open.