fix(e2e): make WelcomePortal recovery navigation locale-independent - #590
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Extracted from PR #583's already-converged fix for exactly this failure class -- see #589 for the reproduced blocker and #532 for the broader startup/navigation nondeterminism this belongs to. ensureWelcomePortalEntry()'s Factory-Reset recovery fallback (used when a pre-existing/leftover project causes a cold boot to land in the main shell instead of the WelcomePortal) drove Settings/Data/Factory-Reset navigation through English/German-only translated button-name regexes, after trying to force English via localStorage + reload. The Playwright accessibility snapshot from #589's failure proved that reload doesn't reliably take effect before the English-only lookup runs, so the recovery path fails deterministically whenever the rare landing-in-main- chrome race triggers with any other persisted locale (Spanish, in the observed case). Replaces the whole recovery flow with stable, locale-independent data-tour/data-testid anchors end to end: - clickSettingsNavItem() (helpers.ts) -- mobile-aware Settings navigation keyed on data-tour="nav-settings"/"nav-more", not translated text. - resolveStartupState() -- explicit WELCOME_PORTAL | MAIN_CHROME result instead of repeated isVisible().catch(() => false) boolean soup. - settings-nav- testid on SettingsView's NavButton, and factory-reset-button / factory-reset-confirm-button testids on DataSection / SettingsModals, so the recovery flow never depends on translated labels. - Sidebar.tsx gains the data-tour="nav-more" anchor the new helper needs -- traced as a required dependency not otherwise present on main. Adds a dedicated regression test (onboarding-entry-precondition.spec.ts) that deterministically reproduces the exact failure shape (persisted main-chrome project + non-English language, Mobile Chrome and desktop) instead of relying on the rare race to expose it. Deliberately excludes #583's unrelated handleFactoryReset error-toast refactor (hooks/useSettingsView.ts) and its tests -- orthogonal to this locale-independence fix, left for #583's own convergence.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR fixes WelcomePortal recovery failures under persisted non-English locales by replacing translated E2E selectors with stable navigation and control anchors, making startup-state handling explicit, and adding deterministic desktop/mobile regression coverage. Sequence diagram for locale-independent WelcomePortal recoverysequenceDiagram
participant Test as ensureWelcomePortalEntry
participant App as Application
participant Settings as SettingsView
participant Data as DataSection
participant Modal as SettingsModals
Test->>App: resolveStartupState()
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Test->>App: clickSettingsNavItem()
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App->>App: click data-tour=nav-more
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App->>App: click data-tour=nav-settings
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Test->>Data: click data-testid=factory-reset-button
Data->>Modal: open factory-reset modal
Test->>Modal: click data-testid=factory-reset-confirm-button
Modal-->>App: factory reset completes
Test->>App: resolveStartupState()
App-->>Test: WELCOME_PORTAL
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This PR successfully achieves its goal of making WelcomePortal recovery navigation locale-independent by replacing translated text selectors with stable test IDs and data-tour attributes. The implementation is clean, well-documented, and addresses the root cause of the E2E test failures described in #589.
Key strengths:
- Adds stable, locale-independent test anchors (
data-testid,data-tour) across all critical navigation paths - Replaces brittle translated text matching with reliable selector strategies
- Includes comprehensive test coverage for the recovery flow in multiple locales
- Maintains backward compatibility - existing functionality unchanged
- Well-documented with clear comments explaining the purpose of each change
Changes reviewed:
- ✅ SettingsView.tsx: Added
data-testidto NavButton component - ✅ Sidebar.tsx: Added
dataTourprop to mobile "More" button - ✅ DataSection.tsx: Added
data-testidto factory reset button - ✅ SettingsModals.tsx: Added
data-testidto factory reset confirm button - ✅ helpers.ts: Implemented locale-independent navigation helpers
- ✅ onboarding-entry-precondition.spec.ts: Added comprehensive test coverage
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ensureWelcomePortalEntry->>Sidebar: click locale-independent navigation anchor
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ensureWelcomePortalEntry->>SettingsView: click stable settings navigation ID
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The prior assertion only proved localStorage held 'es', which doesn't prove the app actually rendered in Spanish -- a broken addInitScript seed or a failed es bundle load could still pass this test vacuously in English, the exact vacuity the original comment claimed to prevent. document.documentElement.lang (set by I18nProvider/App.tsx on mount) is the real applied-locale authority; assert that instead, using Playwright's own auto-wait toHaveAttribute matcher rather than a bare evaluate() + expect().
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vitest.config.ts's own coverage.include list scopes measurement to application source (App.tsx, index.tsx, register-sw.ts, app/, components/, features/, hooks/, services/, packages/*/src/) -- tests/** was never instrumented, by design, since it's test code, not application source. No codecov.yml existed to tell Codecov the same thing, so any PR adding substantial new logic to an E2E helper file (as #590 does in tests/e2e/helpers.ts) got counted as uncovered diff lines it structurally cannot have coverage data for, producing a false codecov/patch failure regardless of how well the actual application-source changes in the same diff were covered. Mirrors vitest.config.ts's coverage.exclude entry for the same path. Pure YAML config -- rationale here in the commit message, not an inline comment, per repo convention.
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…chema ignore: is a documented top-level codecov.yml key, not nested under coverage: -- confirmed against docs.codecov.com and codecov.io/validate (parses to the expected (?s:tests/.*)\Z regex). The previous shape was accepted by YAML parsing but wasn't the schema Codecov's config loader actually recognizes.
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…592) * fix(storage): sanitize view-carrying URL state before factory-reset reload Fixes#591. ensureWelcomePortalEntry()'s Factory-Reset recovery flow (PR #590) necessarily navigates to Settings before triggering the reset, which writes #/settings into the URL via pushHash(). wipeAllAppData()'s final window.location.reload() preserves that same URL, and useApp.ts's readInitialView() reads the hash (then the 'view' query param) with higher priority than checking whether a project even exists -- so a genuinely successful data wipe can still reboot straight back into the pre-reset view instead of the WelcomePortal. Root-caused via the actual Playwright trace/accessibility-snapshot artifacts from two independent CI runs: the console-log timeline proved the wipe itself succeeded (no persisted-project rehydration message after reload), ruling out an IDB-deletion race -- confirmed separate from and unrelated to #589 and to PR #583's IDB reset-gate work (neither hooks/useApp.ts nor services/deepLinkService.ts is touched by #583). sanitizeViewCarryingUrlState() strips the hash and the 'view' query param via history.replaceState immediately before the real reload, preserving unrelated query/path state and the existing reload timing. Does not touch normal deep-link priority for ordinary navigation. * fix(storage): close visibilitychange-flush race with factory reset, and stop reserializing unrelated query state Two fixes, both discovered during #592's own validation: 1. services/factoryResetService.ts: url.searchParams.delete('view') + reading url.search back reserializes every retained query parameter via URLSearchParams.toString(), not just the one being removed -- e.g. turning a raw %20 into +, or a bare flag ?foo into ?foo=. Replaced with a string-level stripViewQueryParam() that removes only the view key, leaving every other parameter's raw encoding untouched. (Valid Cubic P3 finding on PR #592.) 2. Fixes#593. index.tsx's visibilitychange handler (and the desktop quit-flush, and register-sw.ts's update flush -- all three funnel through flushPersistedState()) fires on window.location.reload() itself, since a reload triggers visibilitychange before the page actually unloads. wipeAllAppData() doesn't stop the running app or its listeners during the 300ms settle window before that reload, so this flush can reopen and repopulate the IndexedDB database it just deleted with the stale, pre-reset in-memory state -- settings appear to reappear (a write far enough along to survive the unload) while the project usually doesn't (interrupted first, later in the same Promise.allSettled), producing exactly the 'settings-only persisted state' shape that makes index.tsx's isNewUser = !preloadedState false and skips the WelcomePortal. Confirmed via trace/console-log evidence: no project-rehydration log after the reset-triggered reload (ruling out an IDB-deletion race), yet the app boots into the Dashboard with a synthetically-seeded placeholder project -- exactly what useProjectBootstrapEffect produces once isPortalActive is (wrongly) false, which only happens if some persisted state, even settings-only, was found. isFactoryResetInProgress() (factoryResetService.ts) is set before any wipe work starts and guards flushPersistedState() itself, so all three call sites are protected by one change. Resets back to false if the reset itself fails and never reloads, so a failed attempt doesn't silently block every future save for the rest of the session. Confirmed independent of PR #583's IDB reset-gate architecture in mechanism (this closes one specific persistence-during-reset race with a minimal flag, not the general-purpose admission/generation/fail- closed gate #583 builds for every long-lived connection) but the same class of problem -- when #583 rebases, this invariant needs to be preserved inside its hardened reset implementation, not reintroduced separately. * fix(storage): close the remaining #593 gap in the debounced autosave listeners The isFactoryResetInProgress() guard on flushPersistedState() (previous commit) only closed the visibilitychange/quit-flush race. Two OTHER onboarding-entry-precondition.spec.ts tests (unrelated to the Spanish- locale scenario the first fix targeted) still hit the identical #593 symptom on this PR's own discriminator CI run -- confirmed via the same trace-forensics method (no project-rehydration log after the reset, Dashboard rendered instead of the WelcomePortal). Root cause: app/listenerMiddleware.ts's own 1s-debounced project/ settings autosave listeners write directly via storageService, entirely bypassing flushPersistedState(). A debounce armed by a state change just before the Factory Reset navigation began (e.g. entering Settings) is still pending when wipeAllAppData() starts, and fires ~1s later -- inside or just past the reset's own delete-then-reload window -- repopulating the database the reset just deleted. Added the same isFactoryResetInProgress() check to addDebouncedListener itself (the shared factory every auto-save/auto-track listener in this file is built on), so project autosave, settings autosave, and codex auto-tracking are all protected by one change, the same way the prior fix centralized the flushPersistedState() call sites. * fix(storage): drain pending saves before reset deletion, decode view-key comparison, fix test mock leak Addresses 5 review findings on PR #592 (2 duplicate-root-cause pairs + 1 test-hygiene issue), all verified against current source before fixing: 1. CodeRabbit + Cubic (duplicate): a save enqueued via projectPersistenceCoordinator/settingsPersistenceCoordinator just before resetInProgress flips has already passed its own guard check and runs regardless -- isFactoryResetInProgress() only stops a save from *starting*, not one already in flight. wipeAllAppData() now awaits both coordinators' idle() immediately after setting the flag, before any deletion work begins, so an already-in-flight save finishes first instead of racing deleteAllIndexedDBDatabases() (or, on desktop, clearTauriAppData()). 2. Cubic + CodeRabbit (duplicate): stripViewQueryParam() compared the raw query key to 'view', but useApp.ts's readInitialView() reads via URLSearchParams.get('view'), which decodes -- an encoded spelling like ?%76iew=settings survived the filter and could still restore Settings after reload. Added isViewKey() to decode each key before comparing (falling back to the raw comparison if decoding throws), while still preserving every other parameter's raw text untouched. 3. Cubic: the new listenerMiddleware reset-guard test set mockIsFactoryResetInProgress to true and reset it back to false on the test's own last line -- an assertion failure partway through would leave every later test in the file silently skipping its debounced saves. Moved the reset into the top-level beforeEach instead, alongside the existing vi.clearAllMocks(). * fix(storage): close the project-autosave admission TOCTOU, correct an overclaiming comment Independent source-trace review found a real residual gap the prior fixes and bot reviews missed: the shared addDebouncedListener guard checks isFactoryResetInProgress() once, before the listener's own effect runs -- but the project-autosave effect awaits checkStorageHealth() before reaching projectPersistenceCoordinator's enqueue() call. A reset that starts during that specific await window passes the shared guard as false, then the coordinator's idle() (which only waits for already-active/queued work) resolves immediately since nothing is enqueued yet -- deletion proceeds, and the health-check promise resolving afterward lets the save through to enqueue() unblocked, recreating the database. The settings-autosave effect has no await between the shared guard and its own enqueue() call, so it was never exposed to this specific gap. Re-checks isFactoryResetInProgress() a second time immediately before projectPersistenceCoordinator.enqueue() itself, with no await between the check and the call -- nothing can interleave between two adjacent synchronous statements, so this closes the window completely rather than narrowing it. Added a regression test that holds checkStorageHealth pending, flips the reset flag mid-flight, then resolves it -- proving saveProject is never reached. Also corrected the shared guard's own comment, which claimed to close 'every autosave path' -- the Codex auto-tracking write isn't drained by a coordinator at all (accepted: it's a regenerable index, not primary data), and the comment now says what the code actually guarantees. * fix(storage): reset saving-status on reset bail-out, extract post-save side effects, fix coordinator test leak Three review findings on the prior head, all verified valid before fixing: 1. Cubic (P2): the new isFactoryResetInProgress() re-check in the project-autosave effect bailed out after setSavingStatus('saving') had already dispatched -- if the reset then fails and never reloads, the app keeps running with the save indicator stuck spinning forever. Now dispatches setSavingStatus('idle') before returning. 2. CodeFactor (Complex Method, app/listenerMiddleware.ts#L100-L230): the TOCTOU fix's extra branch pushed an already-large debounced-save effect over CodeFactor's complexity threshold. Extracted the cross-project-index and DuckDB-dual-write side effects (unrelated to the save/status logic itself) into a standalone runPostProjectSaveSideEffects() function, matching this repo's established pattern for exactly this class of finding. The TOCTOU check itself is untouched -- still immediately before projectPersistenceCoordinator.enqueue(), no await between them. Collapsed three pre-existing multi-line QNBS-v3 comments that moved into the extracted function down to single lines while there. 3. Cubic (P3): the drains-a-pending-save test's cleanup only restored real timers and the deleteDatabase spy -- if the mid-test assertion failed before resolveSave() ran, the pending operation would leak into the shared projectPersistenceCoordinator singleton and hang every later test's own wipeAllAppData() call at idle(). The finally block now unconditionally resolves the save and drains fake timers before restoring real ones (resolveSave() is idempotent, a no-op if the success path already called it). CodeRabbit's request for a bracketed '[Grund / Impact / Kreativer Mehrwert]' QNBS-v3 format was verified against this repo's actual convention (a single free-form line, matching every other QNBS-v3 comment in the codebase) and rejected as a hallucinated guideline, not implemented. * fix(storage): split project-save side effects to satisfy CodeScene hotspot gate CodeScene's Prevent-Hotspot-Decline gate flagged runPostProjectSaveSideEffects() itself as a Complex Method on commit 7756dc4 -- the prior CodeFactor-driven extraction moved both the cross-project-index update and the DuckDB dual-write into one function, and CodeScene's complexity delta on that hotspot file (app/listenerMiddleware.ts) tripped on the combined branching. Split into two single-purpose functions, runCrossProjectIndexUpdate() and runDuckDbDualWrite(), each an early-return guard over its own concern. runPostProjectSaveSideEffects() now just calls both in sequence -- same fire-and-forget timing as before (indexProject's own call is still not awaited, only the dynamic import that precedes it), no behavior change. * fix(storage): close post-save index/DuckDB write race with factory reset cubic (P1, confidence 9) found that projectPersistenceCoordinator's enqueue() resolving already clears its own active/queued slot the moment the project save itself completes -- so a factory reset starting right after that point sees the coordinator as idle and proceeds straight to deleting IndexedDB databases, while the post-save cross-project-index update and DuckDB dual-write (fired as fire-and-forget background work, per the existing non-critical/best-effort design) are still in flight and completely untracked by any drain. A write landing after deletion recreates the exact database the reset just wiped, reintroducing the stale-state-survives-reset bug class this PR exists to close. Root-caused via the same admission-boundary trace used for the earlier project-autosave TOCTOU fix in this PR, then closed with the same pattern rather than a bare guard: - New backgroundWriteCoordinator (app/persistenceCoordinator.ts) — a second PersistenceCoordinator instance, deliberately separate from projectPersistenceCoordinator so a slow non-critical index/analytics write can never queue behind (and delay) the next actual project save. - Both runCrossProjectIndexUpdate() and runDuckDbDualWrite() now re-check isFactoryResetInProgress() with zero await before registering their write with backgroundWriteCoordinator.enqueue() -- closing the window where a reset starts during their own dynamic-import/loader await, mirroring the project-autosave path's existing double-check. - wipeAllAppData() now drains backgroundWriteCoordinator alongside the existing two coordinators before any IndexedDB deletion starts. Added a deterministic regression test in factoryResetService.test.ts (drains a still-pending background write before deleting any database, mirroring the existing project-save drain test) plus two listenerMiddleware.test.ts tests covering the guard directly: the reset-after-save-resolves race, and the normal (non-reset) path still registers the write. * chore(test): fix duplicated githubExpression helper via escaped template literal Biome's useTemplate rule kept flagging the string-concat form as an info, and its own 'unsafe fix' suggestion (a bare `${{ ${expr} }}` template literal) is actually a JS SyntaxError -- verified directly with node -e, confirming the prior code comment's claim. The real fix uses a backslash- escaped dollar (`\${{ ${expr} }}`) so only the inner interpolation is live; verified it produces exactly '${{ github.sha }}' and that both targeted suites (74 tests total) still pass unchanged. No suppression, no disabled rule, no semantic change -- 'pnpm run lint' now reports zero warnings/errors/infos. * fix(storage): split background write coordinator, await indexProject's DuckDB mirror Two independently-confirmed findings on the previous commit's fix, both verified against current source before acting: 1. CodeRabbit (major) and cubic (P2, confidence 9) both flagged that backgroundWriteCoordinator's single enqueue()'d queue slot was shared between two unrelated resources -- cross-project indexing and DuckDB dual-write. Since enqueue() replaces (not appends to) whatever sits in the queued slot, a busy save cycle could let a later DuckDB enqueue silently discard an earlier, still-pending index-update enqueue (or vice versa) -- unlike projectPersistenceCoordinator, where discarding an older *version of the same save* is fine, discarding one of two *different* resources' writes just because they share a coordinator is a genuine data-loss bug, not intentional supersession. Split into two dedicated instances, crossProjectIndexCoordinator and duckDbWriteCoordinator, so neither can starve the other. 2. cubic (P1, confidence 10): indexProject() itself fire-and-forgets its internal DuckDB cross-project mirror write (void loadDuckdbAnalytics().then(...)), so its own returned promise resolves right after the IDB put -- before the mirror write finishes. Routing the outer call through a coordinator doesn't help when the function's own promise doesn't represent the full operation. Changed void to await inside indexProject() (its only call site already treats it as fire-and-forget at the listener level, so this is safe) so a caller draining indexProject()'s promise -- like a factory reset -- genuinely waits for the mirror write too. Updated the coordinator drain test to prove wipeAllAppData() waits for BOTH coordinators independently (resolving only one is not enough). Added a deterministic test on indexProject() itself proving its promise doesn't settle until the DuckDB mirror does. Removed the now-redundant flushMicrotasks() helper in crossProjectIndexService.test.ts -- awaiting indexProject() already covers what it used to manually flush for. * test(storage): fix non-discriminating assertion in coordinator drain test cubic (P2, confidence 8) correctly pointed out the drain test's middle assertion couldn't actually detect a dropped crossProjectIndexCoordinator drain: resolving the index write first left the DuckDB write still pending regardless, so deletion stayed blocked whether or not the index coordinator was even included in wipeAllAppData()'s Promise.all -- the test would still pass if that coordinator were silently removed from the drain. Reordered to resolve DuckDB first: with every other awaited promise already settled at that point, an omitted index-coordinator drain would let deletion proceed immediately, which the assertion now catches.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix#583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix#583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug (#586) Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix#583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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* chore(release): bump version to v1.28.4 Patch release reconciling release-truth documentation with everything merged to main since v1.28.3 (62 commits / ~40 PRs, audited against live GitHub state, not assumed from commit subjects): - fix: PWA first-install unprompted reload (#585, PR #613) - fix: shared-origin service-worker cache-read isolation (#514, PR #612) - fix: Factory Reset could reboot into Settings instead of Welcome Portal (PR #592) - fix: preserve-first desktop corruption recovery (PR #542) and a distinct filesystem-I/O recovery action (PR #545) - fix: intentionally cleared project metadata no longer reappears (PR #546) - a11y: Welcome/Home dashboard WCAG AA contrast + reduced-motion cascade fix + default appearance preset change (#565, PR #609); ManuscriptEditor contrast (PR #560) - security: fflate ZIP64-parsing DoS override (PR #595); routine dependency floor bumps (PR #587, #561, #562, #594) - docs: R-15 secure desktop storage design contract admitted (PRs #564, #580, #581, #582, #584) — design only, no implementation yet - tests: visual regression testing repaired — baselines were directory listings, not the application (PR #610); IDB reset-quiescence hardening (PR #596); WelcomePortal E2E navigation made locale-independent (PR #590) Everything classified as pure internal/CI-governance churn (PR-size exception plumbing, dual-graph tooling, toolchain pins) is omitted from CHANGELOG.md as non-user-facing. Version bumped via the existing sync scripts (sync-tauri-version.mjs, sync-sw-version.mjs) across package.json, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, src-tauri/tauri.conf.json, src-tauri/Cargo.lock, AGENTS.md, and public/sw.js's APP_VERSION. CHANGELOG.md and README.md use the established release-candidate marker convention (<!-- release-candidate: v1.28.4 -->) so the dated entry and version badge are truthful before the v1.28.4 tag exists; both markers are removed in a follow-up post-release truth-sync once the tag and GitHub Release are published, matching the v1.28.2/v1.28.3 precedent. TODO.md's Current Sprint section was archived (its final "release cut remains open" bullet is now resolved — v1.28.2 and v1.28.3 both shipped) and replaced with the actual current sprint: this release cut followed by the R-15 desktop at-rest encryption priority program. AUDIT.md is intentionally not touched here — its release-gate entry requires real post-merge CI/CodeQL run evidence that doesn't exist until after this PR merges and the tag is cut, matching how every prior release's AUDIT.md entry was written (a follow-up commit, not part of the release-prep PR itself). * docs(release): correct premature done-marker on the v1.28.4 TODO item TODO.md's Current Sprint marked the release cut as done (checked 'v1.28.4' release cut, reconciling ... AUDIT.md truth ...) while this same PR's own Non-goals section correctly states AUDIT.md is not touched here, and while no tag, GitHub Release, or release artifacts exist yet. Corrected to in-progress language naming PR #615 directly and listing what actually remains pending (tag, release, artifacts, post-release AUDIT.md evidence). * docs(release): correct R-15 gate language and credit PR #596's real fix Two corrections from review, verified against live evidence before fixing: 1. TODO.md's Current Sprint claimed R-15 desktop at-rest encryption implementation was being prioritized now. docs/native/DESKTOP- MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md explicitly forbids pulling Wave 3/4 R-15 implementation ahead of unresolved Wave 2 authority prerequisites, and CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 10 records S5_IMPLEMENTATION_READY=NO. Corrected to state R-15 design is complete but implementation stays gated behind the still-open Wave 2 prerequisite (ledger row 9: the project state-shape compatibility adapter), which is what this sprint's desktop-storage work actually is. 2. CHANGELOG.md listed PR #596 only as generic IDB test hardening under Tests. Verified against its actual diff: deleteDatabase() previously resolved on a genuine onerror or an onblocked event as if deletion succeeded, so wipeAllAppData() could report Factory Reset complete while a database was never actually deleted. onerror now rejects; onblocked waits for the connection to close before giving up. This is a real production data-integrity fix, not test hardening, and now has its own Fixed entry.
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main's CI has been red on this commit chain twice in a row (post-#587-merge, then its rerun) on the same E2E test, which was root-caused via the Playwright accessibility snapshot as a real, deterministic bug — see #589. This PR extracts exactly the already-converged fix for this failure class from PR #583 (the broader startup/navigation nondeterminism work for #532), somaincan go green again without waiting for #583's full convergence.The bug (#589)
ensureWelcomePortalEntry()'s Factory-Reset recovery fallback (used when a pre-existing/leftover project causes a cold boot to land in the main shell instead of the WelcomePortal — a known, low-probability "internal reload race" the helper already anticipated) tried to force English vialocalStorage.setItem+page.reload(), then drove Settings → Data & Backups → Factory Reset through English/German-only translated button-name regexes. The captured accessibility snapshot from the failing run proved the forced-English reload doesn't reliably take effect before the English-only lookup runs — the UI was still rendered in Spanish ("Más", not "More") — so the recovery path fails deterministically whenever the rare race triggers with any other persisted locale.The fix (extracted from #583)
Replaces the whole recovery flow with stable, locale-independent anchors end to end, matching how the rest of this same test file already treats
welcome-portalas the stable success signal:clickSettingsNavItem()(tests/e2e/helpers.ts) — mobile-aware Settings navigation keyed ondata-tour="nav-settings"/"nav-more", never translated text.resolveStartupState()— explicit'WELCOME_PORTAL' | 'MAIN_CHROME'result instead of repeatedisVisible().catch(() => false)boolean soup.settings-nav-${id}testid onSettingsView'sNavButton, andfactory-reset-button/factory-reset-confirm-buttontestids onDataSection/SettingsModals.Sidebar.tsxgains thedata-tour="nav-more"anchor the new helper needs — traced as a required dependency not otherwise present onmain(not in the originally-expected file list; added after confirming via diff tracing it's genuinely necessary, nothing else).onboarding-entry-precondition.spec.tsdeterministically reproduces the exact failure shape (persisted main-chrome project + non-English language, Mobile Chrome and desktop) instead of relying on the rare race to expose it.Deliberately excluded
hooks/useSettingsView.ts'shandleFactoryReseterror-toast refactor and its tests (tests/unit/hooks/useSettingsView.test.ts) — an orthogonal CodeScene hotspot-decline cleanup from fix(e2e): eliminate WelcomePortal startup/navigation nondeterminism (#532) #583, unrelated to locale independence.tests/unit/settings/SettingsModals.test.tsx's new tests — general modal-rendering coverage from fix(e2e): eliminate WelcomePortal startup/navigation nondeterminism (#532) #583, not specific to this fix.This is not a competing implementation — it's an urgent extraction because #589 is actively keeping
mainred and blocking the repository's Dependabot merge-sequencing policy. #583 remains the owner of the full startup/navigation nondeterminism fix and will be rebased to reconcile with this extraction once it merges (the extracted hunks should disappear from #583's effective diff, not be reintroduced differently).Closes#589 once merged and post-merge
mainis validated. Does not close#532 (the broader nondeterminism issue #583 still owns).Test plan
pnpm run lint— pass (2 pre-existing, unrelated infos)pnpm run typecheck— pass (exact CI command)SettingsView,Sidebar,DataSection,SettingsModals,useSettingsView) — all pass unmodified, confirming the additive testid/data-tour attributes don't change existing behaviorpnpm run ci:prepush— passSummary by Sourcery
Make WelcomePortal recovery locale-independent by replacing translated-label navigation and English-forcing reloads with stable UI targets.
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WelcomePortal recovery no longer forces English or matches translated labels when a leftover project opens the main shell. It now uses stable
data-tour/data-testidtargets, so recovery works with persisted non-English locales on desktop and mobile.Bug Fixes
eslocale on desktop and Mobile Chrome.CI
codecov.ymlwith a top-levelignorekey sotests/**is excluded from patch coverage and E2E helper changes don't cause false coverage failures.Written for commit 9e80812. Summary will update on new commits.
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Make WelcomePortal recovery work across saved languages and device layouts
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✅ Reliable recovery in non-English locales✅ Fewer CI failures from locale-dependent navigation✅ Consistent recovery on mobile and desktop💡 Usage Guide
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