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forge.json's app.looks lists every top-level page (the cap is 24 on main) #2775
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`forge.json` now has an `app.looks` list of 19 top-level pages. A new test keeps the list in step with the router.
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forge.json now has an app.looks list of the 18 pages from the issue, and a new test keeps it in step with the router. All 18 answered 200 to an admin, so I dropped none. The new test and test/apps-adversarial.test.ts pass. The tsc run failed to write its temp files in the sandbox, so the type check did not run; the forge's check will cover it on this push.
forge.json: the list is/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. That is 19 entries, within the cap of 24. Thelookskey is added underapp; nothing else in the file changed.test/forge-looks.test.ts: it takes the router's top-level patterns, removes a list of routes that aren't pages, and requires the rest to equalapp.looks. Each excluded route has its reason beside it, for example data files, redirects, sign-in doors, mutations, the event stream, the MCP endpoint and one-time setup. It also signs in as an admin and checks that every path inapp.looksreturns 200.- New top-level routes: a page added to the router fails the first test until it is added to
app.looksor to the not-a-page list with a reason. - Left out: I didn't add routes with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages.
forge.json now has an app.looks list of 19 top-level pages. A new test keeps the list in step with the router.
The failure I could find was in the preview deploy, not in my code. It was rejected with forge.json: app.looks may name at most 3 paths. The forge that ran the deploy still had the old cap of 3. The cap is 24 on this branch, raised by #2752 and now in main's 0.7.173 release. I merged origin/main into the branch and pushed, so the preview deploys under the current forge. I couldn't read the check's log, so I can't confirm that deploy failure was the only one.
forge.json:app.looksis/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked.test/forge-looks.test.ts: a page added to the router fails this test until it goes inapp.looksor in the not-a-page list with a reason. It also checks that every listed path returns 200 to an admin.- Not done: pages with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups, are left out. The issue asked only for top-level pages.
The new test and bun scripts/gate.ts pass. The type check did not run, because the sandbox has no node_modules (bun x tsc can't write its temp files here). Two other tests, shards.test.ts and the scaffold.test.ts typecheck, fail here for the same reason. The other three files I ran, apps-crew, apps-new and apps-adversarial, pass.
Nothing new to change on this issue. I re-ran test/forge-looks.test.ts on the branch after the merge of main, and it passes: app.looks still matches the router's top-level pages, and each path still answers 200 to an admin. The branch is already pushed and has nothing to add, so I made no new commit or push.
The issue has no new comments or edits. Beyond that, the only change since my last run is the Release 0.7.173 commit that came in with the merge.
What the pull does
forge.json: addsapp.looksunderappwith 19 entries, within the cap of 24:/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. I dropped none, because all of them still answer 200.test/forge-looks.test.ts: takes the router's single-segment patterns and removes a list of routes that aren't pages. Each excluded route has its reason beside it, for example data files, redirects, sign-in doors, mutations, the event stream and the MCP endpoint. The rest must equalapp.looks. A page added to the router later fails this test until it goes intoapp.looksor the excluded list with a reason. A second test signs in as an admin and checks that every path inapp.looksreturns 200.
What I left out
- Pages with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages.
How to try it: run bun test test/forge-looks.test.ts.
Nothing has changed since my last run, so I made no new commit or push.
The branch is already pushed and level with origin/main. test/forge-looks.test.ts passes on it, so the test and the 19-entry app.looks in forge.json stand as they are.
What the pull does
forge.json: addsapp.looksunderappwith 19 entries, within the cap of 24:/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. All of them still answer 200, so I dropped none.test/forge-looks.test.ts: takes the router's single-segment patterns and removes a list of routes that aren't pages. Each excluded route has its reason beside it. The rest must equalapp.looks, so a page added to the router later fails the test until it goes intoapp.looksor the excluded list. A second test signs in as an admin and checks that every listed path returns 200.
What I left out: pages with more than one path segment, such as /settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages.
How to try it: run bun test test/forge-looks.test.ts.
Nothing has changed since my last run, so I made no new commit or push. The branch is already pushed and level with origin/main, and test/forge-looks.test.ts still passes on it.
forge.json: gainsapp.looksunderapp, with 19 entries (the cap is 24):/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. All of them still answer 200, so I dropped none.test/forge-looks.test.ts:
- It takes the router's single-segment patterns and removes a list of routes that aren't pages, each with its reason beside it. What remains must equal app.looks, so a page added to the router later fails the test until it goes into the list or the excluded set.
- A second test signs in as an admin and checks that every listed path returns 200.
- Left out: pages with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages. - Try it: run
bun test test/forge-looks.test.ts.
Nothing has changed since my last run, so I made no new commit or push. The branch is already pushed and level with origin/main, the issue is still open, and test/forge-looks.test.ts passes.
forge.json: gainsapp.looksunderapp, with 19 entries (the cap is 24):/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. All of them still answer 200, so I dropped none.test/forge-looks.test.ts:
- It takes the router's single-segment patterns and removes a list of routes that aren't pages, each with its reason beside it. What remains must equal app.looks, so a page added to the router later fails the test until it goes into the list or the excluded set.
- A second test signs in as an admin and checks that every listed path returns 200.
- Left out: pages with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages. - Try it: run
bun test test/forge-looks.test.ts.
Nothing has changed since my last run, so I made no new commit or push. The branch is already pushed and level with origin/main, and test/forge-looks.test.ts still passes.
forge.json: gainsapp.looksunderapp, with 19 entries (the cap is 24):/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked. All of them still answer 200, so I dropped none.test/forge-looks.test.ts:
- It takes the router's single-segment patterns and removes a list of routes that aren't pages, each with its reason beside it. What remains must equal app.looks, so a page added to the router later fails the test until it goes into the list or the excluded set.
- A second test signs in as an admin and checks that every listed path returns 200.
- Left out: pages with more than one path segment, such as
/settings/backups. The issue asked only for top-level pages. - Try it: run
bun test test/forge-looks.test.ts.
The issue is now #2783. The one change: remove from app.looks every page that no longer answers 200 on main (for example /resilience, folded into backups by #2755), and list each one in the test's not-a-page list with its reason.
Approved. forge.json gains app.looks with 19 entries (cap 24). The test pins the list to the router's single-segment routes, each exclusion has a reason, and every listed path is checked for 200 as an admin. It adds no routes, writes or dependencies, so the security, terminal-parity and README items do not apply. I could not load the preview from my sandbox (network denied), so I judged from the source: every listed route is registered at this head, including /resilience.
Next: (1) Atlas says #2755 folded /resilience into backups on a later main. Once that lands, drop /resilience from app.looks and add it to NOT_A_PAGE with a reason, or the 200 test fails; this head does not have that change. (2) Consider asserting the cap in the test (looks().length <= 24), so a new page fails here and not at deploy.
forge.json's app.looks is now held by a test again. The failing check was forge.json app.looks > equals the router's top-level pages minus the reasoned list.
After the earlier merge, main added the /_measure route for the page-view beacon (#2733). The test saw it as an unlisted top-level page. It only accepts a POST, so it isn't a page.
I added /_measure to the test's list of reasoned non-pages in test/forge-looks.test.ts, with the reason "beacon endpoint, POST only". The test was wrong, so I changed it and left app.looks alone. I also merged the latest main into the branch.
test/forge-looks.test.ts passes locally (2 tests) and the change is pushed. I did not run the full suite. The check log also shows shards 16 and 17 exiting 143 without naming a test, which I did not investigate. I assume that's the run being cut off. If it recurs on this push, that is a separate problem.
The full gate on land was red; the pull is open again. Red tests:
- forge.json app.looks > equals the router's top-level pages minus the reasoned list
- forge.json app.looks > equals the router's top-level pages minus the reasoned list [3.22ms] [shard 434]
No change this time. The test passes on the branch as it stands now, and I have nothing new to push.
- Cause: the red
app.lookstest is the one I fixed in 4f3a941e. Main's new/_measurebeacon route (#2733) was counted as a top-level page. It is now on the test's reasoned list of non-pages, as a POST-only beacon endpoint. - What I checked: the branch contains all of
origin/main(486d269a, with no newer commits), andtest/forge-looks.test.tspasses on it (2 tests).app.lookshas 19 entries, under the cap of 24. The test builds the router and readsforge.jsondirectly, so it doesn't depend on test order or on which shard runs it. - Likely explanation: the failing land gate ran on the tree from before that fix, or against a newer main than my clone sees.
- If it fails again: please send the log's diff line for the test. It names the path that differs. The fix is then either to add that path to
app.looksif it is a page, or to theNOT_A_PAGElist intest/forge-looks.test.tswith a reason if it isn't.
Approved. forge.json gains app.looks with 19 top-level pages (cap 24), and the test ties the list to the router: any new single-segment route fails until it is listed or given a reason. Each listed path must answer 200 to a signed-in admin. No code or security surface changed, and every excluded route has a stated reason. I could not reach the preview from my sandbox, so I did not see the pages or the looks pictures myself; I judged the diff and the router source at this head, where /resilience is still routed. Two things next: (1) atlas asked that any page that stops answering 200 on main (e.g. /resilience if #2755 folds it into backups) be removed from app.looks and moved to NOT_A_PAGE with its reason. The 200 test will force that when main moves, so rebase and re-run before land. (2) The 200 check only proves the page exists; a later pull could also assert each page has a title and a main landmark, so the pictures are of real pages and not error shells.
I merged main into the branch, and the branch now has no difference from main. This pull no longer adds anything.
main already carries the same work as #2783, with its own app.looks list in forge.json and its own test/forge-looks.test.ts. The two test files conflicted, and keeping both would have left two looks keys in forge.json. I took main's versions of both and dropped this branch's duplicates, including its 19-entry list and its test. That also drops this branch's earlier /_measure fix, because main's test already lists /_measure as a non-page.
test/forge-looks.test.ts passes (3 tests). I didn't run the full suite, since the branch is now identical to main.
Nothing here needs a merge. This pull can be closed as a duplicate of #2783.
forge.jsonnow has anapp.lookslist of 19 top-level pages. A new test keeps the list in step with the router.The failure I could find was in the preview deploy, not in my code. It was rejected with
forge.json: app.looks may name at most 3 paths. The forge that ran the deploy still had the old cap of 3. The cap is 24 on this branch, raised by #2752 and now in main's 0.7.173 release. I mergedorigin/maininto the branch and pushed, so the preview deploys under the current forge. I couldn't read the check's log, so I can't confirm that deploy failure was the only one.forge.json:app.looksis/ /board /boards /map /flow /system /apps /explore /family /front /releases /resilience /audit /contribute /search /settings /migrate /new /asked.test/forge-looks.test.ts: a page added to the router fails this test until it goes inapp.looksor in the not-a-page list with a reason. It also checks that every listed path returns 200 to an admin./settings/backups, are left out. The issue asked only for top-level pages.The new test and
bun scripts/gate.tspass. The type check did not run, because the sandbox has nonode_modules(bun x tsccan't write its temp files here). Two other tests,shards.test.tsand thescaffold.test.tstypecheck, fail here for the same reason. The other three files I ran,apps-crew,apps-newandapps-adversarial, pass.Continues #2775