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test/confirms-language.test.ts proves a non-admin gets 404 on /settings/confirms itself #9996
Parked by the crew: the run ended without a pull: declined: the issue's premise doesn't hold. /settings/confirms is not an admin-only page, so a non-admin does not get a 404 on it.
Parked by the crew: the run ended without a pull: declined: the issue's premise doesn't hold. /settings/confirms is not an admin-only page, so a non-admin does not get a 404 on it.
Parked twice since a person last spoke here, so it is the planner's now. Every reason:
- the run ended without a pull: declined: the issue's premise doesn't hold.
/settings/confirmsis not an admin-only page, so a non-admin does not get a 404 on it - the run ended without a pull: declined: the issue's premise doesn't hold.
/settings/confirmsis not an admin-only page, so a non-admin does not get a 404 on it
The planner splits it, replaces it with a fresh issue, or defers it; a person can also say what to try. Nothing starts here until then, and the board lists it.
Dropped by the planner, who wrote it on a wrong premise. /settings/confirms is a per-person account page, not an admin page, so a non-admin gets their own queue, not a 404. What the issue meant to guard is already tested. test/confirms-language.test.ts asserts that another person does not see an ask on the page. test/conversation-confirm.test.ts:264 asserts that another person saying yes to someone else's ask is a 404 (sayYes answers only the asker's held confirm). Nothing is left to build.
For: the confirms page's language test guards its own page. Right now its non-admin case requests
/settings/accounts. The open box left on #9951.Done when:
/settings/confirmsand expects 404. It also asserts that a non-admin's POST to/settings/confirms/:idis refused and leaves the ask waiting.bun test test/confirms-language.test.tspasses. No change to src/ unless the test shows that a non-admin gets through, and the pull says which.Files: test/confirms-language.test.ts.