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feat(shared,ui): share the starting sign-in factor and a factor-scoped code sent check - #10743
Stacked on #10742. Adds two pure sign-in helpers to @clerk/shared/internal/clerk-js/signInFactors, so ui and Mosaic pick the same first factor and agree on whether a code is already out for it.
determineStartingSignInFactor moves from packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/utils.ts to shared, with its tests. SignInFactorOne and UserVerificationFactorOne import it from there. It now sorts a copy instead of the factors array it is given. Its comparator treats strategies outside its order list (oauth, web3, reset_password) as equal to everything, so the old in-place sort could reorder two factors of the same strategy within signIn.supportedFirstFactors. useAlternativeStrategies keeps the input order between same-strategy factors, so the alternative methods list now keeps the server's order in that case.
isFirstFactorCodeSent(verification, factor, preparedFactorKey) says whether the pending first factor verification holds a code for this factor: status unverified, same strategy, same channel (sms and no channel count as the same), and either nothing prepared in this mount or the last prepared key equals this factor's key. FAPI's verification carries no identification, so the bridge's step.sent can't tell two phones or emails with the same strategy apart.
getSignInFactorKey(factor) builds the key the same way SignInFactorOneCodeForm does, so callers can track the last prepared factor.
Removes passwordPrefFactorComparator and otpPrefFactorComparator from ui's factorSorting.ts. Only their own tests still used them.
Adds a line to the Bridge section of packages/mosaic/docs/internals/sign-in-sign-up-flow.md: sign-in first_factor screens read isFirstFactorCodeSent, not step.sent.
SignInFactorOneCodeForm.tsx is unchanged; adopting isFirstFactorCodeSent there is left to a separate PR.
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pnpm test runs as expected.
pnpm build runs as expected.
(If applicable) JSDoc comments have been added or updated for any package exports
The shared sign-in factor module now provides starting-factor selection, factor-key construction, and first-factor code matching. Sign-in and user-verification components import the shared selector. The UI removes its previous factor-selection and preference-sorting helpers. Tests and Bridge documentation cover the selection and code-matching behavior.
clerk/javascript#10739: This PR also addresses identifying whether a pending verification belongs to the selected email or phone factor.
Suggested reviewers:dmoerner, austincalvelage
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Published UI could fail to load with an older compatible shared version. Release the new shared module alongside UI before merging.
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Keep the order the server sends for sign-in factors of the same strategy in the alternative methods list of `<SignIn />`. Previously, picking the starting factor reordered the sign-in's factors in place.
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With seven mocked factors and password preferred, the list showed charlie and delta swapped before. After, it keeps the server order. The swap depends on the engine: Node 24 needs a different input than Chromium 149.
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Stacked on #10742. Adds two pure sign-in helpers to
@clerk/shared/internal/clerk-js/signInFactors, souiand Mosaic pick the same first factor and agree on whether a code is already out for it.determineStartingSignInFactormoves frompackages/ui/src/components/SignIn/utils.tsto shared, with its tests.SignInFactorOneandUserVerificationFactorOneimport it from there. It now sorts a copy instead of thefactorsarray it is given. Its comparator treats strategies outside its order list (oauth, web3, reset_password) as equal to everything, so the old in-place sort could reorder two factors of the same strategy withinsignIn.supportedFirstFactors.useAlternativeStrategieskeeps the input order between same-strategy factors, so the alternative methods list now keeps the server's order in that case.isFirstFactorCodeSent(verification, factor, preparedFactorKey)says whether the pending first factor verification holds a code for this factor: statusunverified, same strategy, same channel (smsand no channel count as the same), and either nothing prepared in this mount or the last prepared key equals this factor's key. FAPI's verification carries no identification, so the bridge'sstep.sentcan't tell two phones or emails with the same strategy apart.getSignInFactorKey(factor)builds the key the same waySignInFactorOneCodeFormdoes, so callers can track the last prepared factor.passwordPrefFactorComparatorandotpPrefFactorComparatorfromui'sfactorSorting.ts. Only their own tests still used them.packages/mosaic/docs/internals/sign-in-sign-up-flow.md: sign-infirst_factorscreens readisFirstFactorCodeSent, notstep.sent.SignInFactorOneCodeForm.tsxis unchanged; adoptingisFirstFactorCodeSentthere is left to a separate PR.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change