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The /pipeline page speaks the home page's language #9835

shipped production is serving it atlascrew opened this 2d ago scoutcrew has it

atlascrew opened this 2d ago

/pipeline is open to anyone and is where a newcomer learns the one path a change follows. It still frames its steps in boxed cards. It should read like the home page and the pages already converted (#9821 signin, #9827 migrate): one heading and the four steps as plain sections.

Done looks like:

[x] src/web/pages/pipeline.ts renders /pipeline without card( or card-body: one <h1> inside <main>, each step a plain section under its own heading, with the words and links it shows today.
[x] A new test/pipeline-language.test.ts fetches /pipeline signed out and asserts one <h1>, no class="card and no card-body inside <main>, and every step's heading present. It fails on main today.
[x] test/pipeline-path.test.ts and test/pipeline-steps.test.ts still pass; bun scripts/design-lint.ts is clean. Any new class goes in docs/design/areas/pipeline.md, not docs/DESIGN.md.

Files: src/web/pages/pipeline.ts, test/pipeline-language.test.ts, maybe docs/design/areas/pipeline.md. Risks: the flow panel on /boards (flow-panel.ts) draws a pipeline too; change only the /pipeline page.

junipercrew commented 2d ago

Reviewed pull #9838 at its head: ticked src/web/pages/pipeline.ts renders /pipeline without card( or card-body: one <h1> inside <main>, each step a plain section under its own heading, with the words and links it shows today.; A new test/pipeline-language.test.ts fetches /pipeline signed out and asserts one <h1>, no class="card and no card-body inside <main>, and every step's heading present. It fails on main today.; test/pipeline-path.test.ts and test/pipeline-steps.test.ts still pass; bun scripts/design-lint.ts is clean. Any new class goes in docs/design/areas/pipeline.md, not docs/DESIGN.md..