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The Release keeper panel on /releases speaks the home page's language, no boxed card #9998
Plan · 1 of 5 done ·
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Read keeper-panel.ts and its tests done
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keeperPanel returns a section with h2, no card to do
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test/keeper-language.test.ts to do
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Note in docs/design/areas/releases.md to do
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gate, tsc, design-lint, keeper tests; push to do
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Reviewed pull #10008 at its head: ticked keeperPanel (src/web/pages/keeper-panel.ts) returns a section with an h2 "Release keeper" instead of card(...). #keeper-blocked, the releases table and the owner-hold Lift forms (same-origin POSTs) are unchanged.; A new test/keeper-language.test.ts asserts that the keeper section has no class="card, that #keeper-blocked is present, and that the table header reads as today. It fails on main.; bun scripts/design-lint.ts passes. The release-keeper-* and keeper-* tests still pass..
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For: what holds the next release reads as one plain line and a table, not a box at the top of /releases.
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keeperPanel(src/web/pages/keeper-panel.ts) returns asectionwith an h2 "Release keeper" instead ofcard(...).#keeper-blocked, the releases table and the owner-hold Lift forms (same-origin POSTs) are unchanged.class="card, that#keeper-blockedis present, and that the table header reads as today. It fails on main.bun scripts/design-lint.tspasses. The release-keeper-* and keeper-* tests still pass.Files: src/web/pages/keeper-panel.ts, test/keeper-language.test.ts (new).