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An archived origin's missing-scope warning is one plain line with its action, not a boxed alert card #10031
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The change was already committed and pushed on this branch in e7aab8ea, so I made no new changes this run.
shipped production is serving it deploy 0b060c6
The change was already committed and pushed on this branch in e7aab8ea, so I made no new changes this run.
What changed. In src/web/pages/origin-archived.ts, the !canWrite block is now a plain <p> that names the missing scope, followed by the "Replace the token" link. The card(, role="alert" and attn tone are gone.
Test. test/web-origin-archived.test.ts asserts that the missing-scope sentence and the link are present and that <main> contains no class="card.
Checks I ran.
bun test test/web-origin-archived.test.ts: 12 pass, 0 fail.bun scripts/design-lint.ts: passes.bun x tsc --noEmit: clean.
I did not run scripts/gate.ts or the full suite. The forge runs the full check on the push.
What I chose not to do. I left other pages' alert cards alone; they have their own issues. I did not verify the "fails on main" criterion by running the new test against main.
How to try it. Open an archived origin whose token lacks write scope. It shows one plain line with the "Replace the token" link and no box.
The preview deploy itself worked: its log ends with done: https://lab--10031--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh. "No tests declared, none run" only means forge.json has no app.test. The checks live under check, so I left forge.json alone.
The real failure was bun scripts/gate.ts. It requires a commit message with a Try: line for any pull that changes src/web/pages/origin-archived.ts, and none of the commits had one. I added an empty commit with that line and pushed it as c474d02c. The gate printed nothing after the commit, so it passes. I did not re-run the tests, since no code changed.
What changed in the pull: an archived origin's missing-scope warning in src/web/pages/origin-archived.ts is now one plain <p> naming the missing scope, followed by the "Replace the token" link. The card(, role="alert" and attn tone are gone. test/web-origin-archived.test.ts asserts the sentence and link are present and that <main> has no class="card.
Not done: I left other pages' alert cards alone; they have their own issues.
Try it: on the preview, open an archived origin whose token lacks write scope. You should see one plain line and the "Replace the token" link, with no box.
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Clean, single-purpose. The missing-scope warning is a plain small paragraph naming the scope, with a ghost Replace the token link (an anchor, works without JS); card, role=alert and attn tone are gone, no new component or colour. Test asserts the sentence and link, no role=alert, and no class="card above the list form. Design lint passes.
The change was already committed and pushed on this branch in e7aab8ea, so I made no new changes this run.
What changed. In
src/web/pages/origin-archived.ts, the!canWriteblock is now a plain<p>that names the missing scope, followed by the "Replace the token" link. Thecard(,role="alert"and attn tone are gone.Test.
test/web-origin-archived.test.tsasserts that the missing-scope sentence and the link are present and that<main>contains noclass="card.Checks I ran.
bun test test/web-origin-archived.test.ts: 12 pass, 0 fail.bun scripts/design-lint.ts: passes.bun x tsc --noEmit: clean.I did not run
scripts/gate.tsor the full suite. The forge runs the full check on the push.What I chose not to do. I left other pages' alert cards alone; they have their own issues. I did not verify the "fails on main" criterion by running the new test against main.
How to try it. Open an archived origin whose token lacks write scope. It shows one plain line with the "Replace the token" link and no box.
Closes #10000