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test(e2e): run the smoke suite at phone width, not just 1280 - #817
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The sidebar is display:none below 900px, so signIn's complementary-landmark assertion cannot hold there. It now matches main#main-content, the one element AppLayout carries and the login screen does not — narrower, because it no longer proves nav chrome rendered. nav now throws under shellLayout=phone. Three specs assert toBeHidden() on a sidebar link to prove a role gate, and at phone width those links sit inside a closed dialog, so those assertions would pass vacuously. The phone fixture exposes the tab bar and a More sheet whose link locator is only obtainable from openMore(), so a hidden sheet link is always judged against an open sheet.
chromium keeps its 1280 frame and runs everything untagged; chromium-phone runs @phone at 390x844. The viewport is the only difference between them, so a red in one and a green in the other is attributable to width alone. Pixel 7 emulation was measured and rejected: identical widths on all six walked routes and an identical tab-bar rect, for two behavioural differences unrelated to width.
Four tests behind the @phone tag: the tab bar replaces the sidebar with five thumb-sized controls, a non-tab destination is reachable only through More and the sheet closes behind it, the daily-entry action bar clears the tab bar by its measured 2.2px, and six walked routes neither scroll sideways nor inflate the layout viewport. / is excluded from the walk — its 443/390 today comes from this suite's own E2E Worker Sale residue, so the verdict is run-order dependent.
The app ships style-src 'self' with no unsafe-inline and no nonce, so an injected <style> parses to nothing (sheet === null, measured) and a CSS mutant written that way reports as a survivor instead of as never having run. A service worker also serves the original stylesheet after the first load, so page.route on the CSS lapses mid-test. insertCssRule appends to the SPA's own already-loaded sheet, polls for it, shouts on a deadline, and inserts once.
PROJECT_FOR is required, not defaulted: an implicit default would run a phone mutant at 1280, where its spec is not even selected, and report it as a survivor of a spec that never executed. MUST_STAY_GREEN_ON re-runs the whole desktop suite under each phone mutant after a kill and demands green, so a mutant that broke every width cannot be credited to the phone gate. Four EXPECT_MSG_FOR entries are TODO-OBSERVE placeholders the harness rejects loudly.
The workflow header's spec count was stale at 28; it is 46 across the two projects. No workflow logic changes — npm test already runs both.
The four EXPECT_MSG_FOR entries left as placeholders are filled in from
real failing runs, which is the table's own rule: a declaration written
from the spec source is a prediction, and a wrong prediction reads as
coverage.
`nav-role-gate-bypassed` is re-observed rather than hand-translated. Its
old entry named `getByRole('complementary')`, the landmark signIn no
longer asserts on; the observed line is now `locator('main#main-content')`
and it still says what the header says, that this mutant dies inside
sign-in and proves nothing about the nav gate.
`phone-table-overflow-unclipped` declares four lines, one per route it
breaks, because the softness of that walk is the claim. A hard assertion
would stop at /sales and report a quarter of the damage. /daily-entry and
/stock are absent on purpose: neither renders a wide data table and both
measured exactly 390 under the mutant.
Test 1's tab-bar assertion gains a custom message so the mutant does not
have to be declared against an English aria-label, which is the one thing
this suite refuses to hardcode.
MoreSheet.close() is dropped. It had no caller, so its locator
(`common:close`) would never have been exercised — an untested handle in
a fixture later specs copy from.
The AGENTS.md bullet carries the one-paragraph rule; this is the rationale behind its link — what the single-viewport suite let through, why the two projects differ only in the viewport, why `nav` refuses to exist below 900px, and the CSP finding that decides how a CSS mutant has to be written. Also resolves the placeholder in the overflow walk: the dashboard's excluded-route note now names #816.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe smoke suite now runs desktop and phone Playwright projects. Phone fixtures and specs validate the phone shell. Mutation tooling injects phone-specific DOM and CSSOM defects and verifies width-specific failures. ChangesPhone-width E2E coverage
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In `@tools/simulation/ui/specs/phone.spec.ts`:
- Around line 12-17: Add a phone-width over-long button-label containment
assertion in the phone UI specs, plus a matching width-scoped mutant in the
mutants definition. Register the case with corresponding SPEC_FOR, PROJECT_FOR,
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CodeRabbit asked for the over-long-label case the #814 handoff names, and it was a real gap: none of the four phone invariants could see #740, the defect the issue was opened over. The guard walks the daily-entry action bar and requires each button to be at least as wide as it is tall — below 1, `border-radius: 999px` clamps into an ellipse and the label leaves its own background. Measured at 390: 170.6x65.2, a ratio of 2.62, so there is 1.62 of margin. The Sales draft-order panel is deliberately NOT walked, and the comment there carries why with numbers: it is 91.5x103.2 today, in ENGLISH, at this width. #740 is filed as an es/tl defect and it reproduces in en at 390. `MUST_STAY_GREEN_ON` earned its place on the first attempt. The mutant originally rewrote the buttons' textContent, which changes their accessible name — the desktop specs locate those two controls by it, so the mutant broke the app at every width and the kill proved nothing about phone width. The harness caught exactly that and reported NOT WIDTH-SPECIFIC. It now appends an `aria-hidden` span, which is excluded from accessible-name computation but still renders, so every locator keeps matching while the button reflows.
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@coderabbitai review 79a9b1c adds the over-long-label case: a phone-width assertion that every daily-entry action button is at least as wide as it is tall, plus Worth a look at one thing specifically: the guard deliberately excludes the Sales draft-order panel, because that panel is already 0.89/0.87/0.87 at 390 in English — that is #740, now measured on the issue. The exclusion is a documented confession with numbers, not a silencer. |
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sed -n '180,285p' tools/simulation/ui/src/mutants.ts
sed -n '830,1020p' tools/simulation/ui/src/mutants.ts
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sed -n '80,180p' tools/simulation/ui/mutation-check.sh
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printf '%s\n' '--- locate daily-entry markup and entry-foot styling ---'
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names = set(re.findall(r'^\s*"([^"]+)": \{\s*$', mutants, re.M))
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- Around line 923-925: Reconcile the measurements for the
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CodeRabbit caught the mutant comment claiming 170.6x198.2 (ratio 0.86) while the spec and the harness claimed 170.6x217.2 (0.79). The spec was right: 198.2 came from a draft of the mutant that lengthened only one button, and the shipped one lengthens both. Rather than sync the two copies, mutants.ts stops carrying measurements at all. The geometry lives with the assertion that makes it; the mutant comment keeps the mechanism, which is the flex track's width.
Found by a local adversarial pass: the overflow walk asserted `window.innerWidth === viewport.width` for the second half of #441, while playwright.config.ts states in the same PR that the device half is NOT covered because the project runs desktop emulation without `isMobile`. Both cannot be true, and the config was right. Layout-viewport inflation is mobile-emulation behaviour. Under desktop emulation `innerWidth` tracks the frame whatever the content does, so that assertion was incapable of failing. Measured rather than argued: under `phone-table-overflow-unclipped`, with /sales at scrollWidth 1420 against a 390 frame, it fired ZERO times across all six routes while four of them tripped the scrollWidth assertion beside it. Its absence from EXPECT_MSG_FOR was the same fact, already visible and unread. AGENTS.md: a wrong guard is worse than no guard, because it reads as safety. This one read as #441 coverage and provided none. The comment that replaces it says what restoring it would take — enabling `isMobile` and re-measuring, not re-adding the line.
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Local adversarial pass (Codex, The overflow walk asserted Layout-viewport inflation is mobile-emulation behaviour; under desktop emulation So it read as #441 coverage and could provide none — AGENTS.md: a wrong guard is worse than no guard, because it reads as safety. Removed, with a comment saying what restoring it would take (enable Separately, a pre-existing fragility this PR surfaced but did not cause: #818.
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A local Codex (gpt-6-astra) pass raised seven findings against this PR's own
guards. None was a product defect; all were defects in the guard, which is
this PR's deliverable.
Three guards could pass with the thing they name broken:
* The tab-bar test measured the bar and never used it, so a phone-only
`.tabbar a { pointer-events: none }` kept visibility, the 4+1 split and
every box green while all four tabs were dead. It now hit-tests the Sales
tab and then navigates. Clicking alone was tried first and is NOT enough:
under that rule `.click()` does not fail, it waits for actionability until
the test times out, which the harness correctly refuses to count as a kill.
`phone-tabs-inert` is the new mutant.
* The overflow walk could measure an error or loading screen and report it
clean — `main#main-content` proves the shell mounted, `networkidle` proves
the requests settled, neither proves the table rendered, and both SalesPage
and CustomersPage answer a failed read with a table-less section that is
exactly 390 wide. Each route now names the content being judged. A blanket
`table.data` was wrong on the first run: /daily-entry has no table.
* `MUST_STAY_GREEN_ON` was optional where `PROJECT_FOR` is required, so
deleting a row silently downgraded a phone mutant to an ordinary kill. It is
now required for any mutant scoped to chromium-phone.
Four claims were false and are corrected rather than defended: `MoreSheet`
enforces the handle, not the open state; 44px is WCAG AAA 2.5.5, not AA 2.5.8
(24px), and the real floor is the app's own `min-height: 3.4rem`; the three
role-gate specs would fail their positive controls rather than pass silently;
and the desktop cross-check proves no existing desktop scenario noticed, not
that desktop geometry stayed healthy. The stale overflow widths are gone too.
The route list now states its selection rule and why Reports, Expenses, Feed,
Water, Users, Audit, Settings and Inventory are out, instead of being six
routes somebody remembered.
npm run mutation over all five phone mutants: baseline GREEN, 5 killed,
0 survived, chromium green under each, restore GREEN.
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All seven findings from the local Astra pass are addressed in Why stopFour consecutive rounds, and not one found a defect in the product. Every yield was tests, mutants, comments and harness plumbing. That is my standing cue to stop triggering rather than keep spending rounds; the owner made the call. The findings themselves were worth having — three of them were guards that could pass while the thing they named was broken — but the escalating chain has now moved entirely into the guard, and the guard has been mutation-proven. What changedThree guards could not fail.
Four claims of mine were false. The route list now states its selection rule — every route whose main content is a Where it standsFull suite across both projects: 46 passed, 1 skipped. Desktop 91.0s against a 90.6s pre-change baseline; phone 12s. The CI E2E job runs 271s against a 246–286s spread on recent base runs, so the second project is inside runner variance. Two things I did not fix, on purpose#816 — the dashboard overflows at 390 (443/390) on a long money value. Real, reproduces in English, excluded from the walk with the numbers in the comment because the triggering row is written by the suite itself and the verdict would therefore depend on spec order. #674 owns the remedy. #818 — Astra also confirmed the things that matter most: no inert mutant, and none broken at both widths. All five kill at their intended assertions. |
The Orders-list step loaded /sales bare and expected its just-created order on page one. Root cause, and it is not in the spec: SalesOrderRepository orders the list `OrderDate DESC, Id DESC`. OrderDate is a bare `date` with no time component, and Id is a random v4 Guid (CreateSalesOrderHandler: `var orderId = Guid.NewGuid()`). SalesOrders carries no creation timestamp at all. So every order placed on the same day is ordered ARBITRARILY, and with PAGE = 50 on SalesPage an order created seconds ago lands in a uniformly random position among that day's orders. Against a long-lived sim fixture this suite keeps adding to, that read as a flake: toHaveCount(1) received 0, having passed moments earlier in isolation. It also cost two false verdicts in the mutation harness on #817 — a correct width-scoped mutant reported NOT WIDTH-SPECIFIC, and a clean run reported RESTORE: RED — which is the harness accusing correct code, the one thing it exists to prevent. The step now reaches the list the way a user asks this question: through the customer book's name link into the URL-filtered Orders list (#512 US5), which is the sole source of truth for that filter. Position stops mattering. The unpaid-filter assertion that follows gains from the same change. With the customer filter on, 'unpaid orders for this customer' is correctly EMPTY, so the settled-list anchor is `noOrdersMatch` rather than a surviving table — a stronger statement, and it renders only once the reload has settled, so it keeps the anti-vacuity property the table anchor had. Verified: full suite twice back-to-back with no reset between, which is what reproduced the failure before. 46 passed, 1 skipped, both runs.
#816 reported the dashboard overflowing at 390 (443/390, a 13-character amount pushed off screen). The measurement was real and the code was not: the sim stack had been up 28 hours, so it served an image built before 7193ebe (#781, 2026-09-12) — the commit that gave that list its container-query narrow layout, and an ancestor of this branch's own base, seven commits back. Rebuilt, with the same $9,999,999.99 rows still in the fixture: documentElement.scrollWidth / clientWidth 390 / 390 ul.dash-list grid-template-columns 179.219px 112px widest .num right edge 346.6px (panel is 353.2px) So `/` is walked rather than excluded, and the dashboard — the screen the phone context is FOR — is now covered. The issue is closed as not-a-defect with the evidence on it. The rule that would have prevented the whole detour is already in AGENTS.md and is quoted in this PR's own description: a long-running sim stack serves the bytes it was built from, not the branch under review. Rebuild before believing a rendered measurement, including one used only to justify an exclusion. The spec comment and the decision record both carry that, because the next person to measure a stale stack will find it convincing too. Verified: five phone mutants all KILLED with chromium green under each; full suite 46 passed, 1 skipped across both projects.
Closes #814
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playwright.config.tsdeclared one project. It spreaddevices["Desktop Chrome"], which carries a 1280x720 viewport, so every spec on every pull request since 2026-08-08 has only ever rendered the app in a desktop window — while the product's primary context is a phone in a hen house, which is the stated reason #674 chose direction B.This adds the second width. It is the gate, not the layout remedy — #740 stays with the #674 revamp.
What changed
Two Playwright projects partitioned by a structured
@phonetag, so every test runs in exactly one and none runs twice.npm testruns both; no workflow logic changed.The two projects differ in the viewport and nothing else, deliberately. A spec red in one and green in the other is then attributable to width alone, which is the entire evidentiary value of the split.
devices["Pixel 7"],isMobileandhasTouchwere measured against the live stack and rejected: both emulation modes reported identicalscrollWidth/clientWidth/innerWidthon all six walked routes and an identical tab-bar rect, so they buy nothing here while adding touch dispatch and a mobile UA. The cost is stated rather than implied in the config —isMobiledrives Chromium's mobile layout-viewport sizing, so a #441-class regression on a real device is not covered, and reopening that means re-measuring, not flipping the flag.signInmoved offgetByRole("complementary")tomain#main-content. The sidebar isdisplay: nonebelow 900px, so the old assertion could never complete at phone width. The replacement is structural rather than labelled — the reason the old comment gives still stands, that a persona left in es/tl by the i18n spec must still be able to sign in — and it is honestly narrower: it proves the authenticated shell mounted, no longer that any nav chrome rendered.The
navfixture now throws under the phone layout, and that refusal is the load-bearing part of this PR.worker,readonlyandsession-raceseach prove a role gate withexpect(nav.link(k)).toBeHidden(). Below 900px those destinations live inside a closed dialog, so every one of those assertions would pass while the gate stood wide open. Making the fixture unavailable turns that from something a reviewer has to notice into a construction error. For the same reason aMoreSheetis obtainable only fromopenMore(), so a sheet-link locator always refers to an open sheet.Proving the gate can fail
Three mutants, each killed in the phone project while the whole desktop suite stayed green under it, checked by a new
MUST_STAY_GREEN_ONtable rather than asserted in a comment. Killing a phone spec at 390 proves the spec noticed something; it does not prove the something was width-specific.phone-action-bar-under-tabbarthe daily-entry action bar overlaps the tab barphone-tabbar-removedthere is no tab bar at phone widthphone-table-overflow-unclipped/sales,/customers,/flocks,/historyeachscrolls sideways at phone widthEach died on exactly the assertion it declares in
EXPECT_MSG_FOR, and every one of those lines was copied from an observed run. The overflow mutant leaves/daily-entryand/stockat exactly 390 — neither renders a wide data table — which is why that walk asserts per route and softly: a hard assertion would stop at/salesand report one screen of four.EXPECT_MSG_FOR[nav-role-gate-bypassed]also had to change. That known false kill dies insidesignIn, so its declared line moved fromgetByRole('complementary')tolocator('main#main-content')— re-observed, not translated by hand. Leaving it would have turned a documented false kill into an unexplained WRONG ASSERTION.The instrument is not the obvious one
Two independent designs both proposed injecting a
<style>element. It does nothing here. The app shipsContent-Security-Policy: style-src 'self'with no'unsafe-inline'and no nonce, so a script-created<style>parses to nothing — measured,sheet === nullwith the element sitting in<head>.page.addStyleTagbuilds exactly that element. This is #501's warning wearing a different hat: a CSS mutant that never installed reports as a surviving mutant, accusing the spec of being vacuous when the mutant is what failed to run.page.routeon the stylesheet fails differently — a service worker serves the original from cache on every load after the first. What works isinsertRuleon the sheet the page already loaded: CSP governs loading a style resource, not editing an already-allowed same-origin one. All three facts are now a third boundary insrc/mutants.ts, beside the network and DOM ones.Measured cost
Local, against the sim stack, one worker:
chromiumbeforechromiumafterchromium-phone+11.2 s of spec time. The PR job measures ~3 minutes wall against a
timeout-minutes: 10cap, so this is well inside it. No desktop test was lost — 42 before, 42 after, confirmed with--listper project.Scope: a deliberate divergence from the handoff
The handoff on #814 suggests running
sales,worker,manager,owner,named-entity-pickerandpaginationat phone width. I ran exactly those six with the fixedsignInbefore choosing: 12 of 19 tests failed and it took 8.5 minutes locally. Every failure was anav.link()call against the absent sidebar. Making them pass means rewriting the nav contract across 18 call sites in 10 files, and it still yields no assertion a phone can fail that a desktop cannot — so it could not satisfy the acceptance criterion that is not optional.So this ships a dedicated
phone.spec.tsinstead. Extending coverage to real flows at phone width is a reasonable follow-up and is the owner's call, not something I decided quietly.One thing the gate got wrong, and what it cost
#816 was filed against a phantom and is withdrawn. An early probe measured the dashboard at 443/390, and the reading was real — of bytes that no longer ship. The sim stack had been up 28 hours, so it was serving an image built before
7193ebe(fix(dashboard): give recent sales real columns…, #781, 2026-09-12), the commit that gave that list its container-query narrow layout. That commit is an ancestor of this branch's own base, seven commits back.Rebuilt, with the same
$9,999,999.99rows still in the fixture: 390/390,grid-template-columns: 179.219px 112px, widest amount at x=346.6 inside a 353px panel. Nothing overflows.So
/is now walked rather than excluded, and the dashboard is covered at phone width — which is what that issue would have wanted. Recorded rather than buried, because the rule that would have caught it is the one this description already quotes: a long-running sim stack serves the bytes it was built from, not the branch under review. Rebuild before believing a rendered measurement, including one used only to justify an exclusion.Notes for review
bootstrap.sh,docker-compose.sim.yml,verify-harness.shand the AppHost are untouched.canary,screenshots,palettes) declare their owntestDirandprojectsand import none of this, so none inherits the new project.@phonetag does not silently empty the phone project:grepInvertwould then letphone.spec.tsrun at 1280, where thephonefixture refuses to exist. The partition self-guards.--tabbar-h(3.6rem) minus.tab'smin-height(3.4rem) plus a 1px border, with ~6px of headroom under the tab's own floor, so CI font metrics cannot move it.Summary by CodeRabbit
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