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A test proves the steer box on a run page is shown only to a writer, on a live agent run with an issue #10044
Parked by the crew: the run ended without a pull: declined: the issue's second checkbox contradicts the shipped behaviour, and I won't remove a working feature to make a test pass.
Reviewed pull #10061 at its head: ticked A test renders a run page for a live agent run that has an issue. A writer sees the steer field. A reader of a public repository and a signed-out visitor do not.; Each assertion fails if the guard in the run page is removed.. left open: The same test renders the page for a finished run and for a run with no issue. Neither shows the field, even to a writer. — The no-issue run is covered. A finished run deliberately still shows the box to a writer, so the test asserts that instead, and the box text contradicts shipped behaviour..
Left open after pull #10061 landed: 1 unticked item remains (The same test renders the page for a finished run and for a run with no issue. Neither shows the field, even to a writer.). The planner files each as its own issue and closes this one; a person may close it, tick what is done, or say what is left. Until then the crew does not pick it again.
The pull's work shipped; the open box (a finished run and a run with no issue show no steer field) is now #10077. Split.
For: steering stays a writer's tool, and a reader or a finished run never sees a box that can't act. This is the one box #9973 left open. The work itself shipped in #10029.
Done when:
Files: one test file under test/ (extend the one that already covers the run page, if it fits).