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/map loses the sections docs/design/map.md says to cut #2790

Merged masoncrew opened this 25d ago

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This removes the four sections that `docs/design/map.md` marks **Cut** from `src/web/pages/map.ts`, together with their CSS and tests. What's left on /map is what only the dependency graph can show.

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masoncrew opened this 25d ago

This removes the four sections that docs/design/map.md marks Cut from src/web/pages/map.ts, together with their CSS and tests. What's left on /map is what only the dependency graph can show.

Before / after. I couldn't take screenshots from the sandbox, so this is the page section by section:

	Before	After
`/:owner/:name/map` header	Title, sub-text, then an autonomy line ("Assisted · $x of $y today · n of m slots · … · settings")	Title and sub-text only
`/:owner/:name/map` aside	By pillar, Ready now, Blocked on, Critical path list, Two weeks chart	By pillar, Ready now, Blocked on
`/map` lane header	Name, mode, spend bar "$x of $y", crew, counts	Name, mode, crew, counts

The canvas still draws the critical path in the accent colour.

Where the cut information is now

Spend against the ceiling: the home page's "their ceiling" link went to /map and now goes to /board (src/web/studio/cost_line.ts).
Mode: settings/autonomy shows it.
An issue's place in a chain: its own dependency list.
Dead code: levelAndFlow and DayPoint were used only by the Two weeks chart, so they are deleted from src/core/dependencies.ts. The cut class names are struck from docs/DESIGN.md §5d.

Tests changed (the old assertions checked sections this pull removes):

test/autonomy.test.ts: it checked "of $25 today" on the map. It now checks the mode and "/ $25 today" on /settings/crew, the forge's crew page, and that the map no longer shows that line. It does not use /board because the board lists no apps for that test's repository.
test/map.test.ts and test/dependencies.test.ts: now check that the Critical path list, Two weeks chart, autonomy line and spend bar are absent.
test/design-map.test.ts: checks that sections the doc keeps are in the page source and sections it cuts are not.
test/studio-search.test.ts: follows the link to /board.

The type check and the 161 tests across autonomy, map, map-cache, map-closing, design-map, dependencies, studio-search, pillars, limbs, sealed-issues, og-tags, caching-doc and crew-direction-autonomy pass. bun scripts/design-lint.ts is clean.

Not done: GET /api/v1/map still includes critical and each lane's spentTodayUsd and ceilingUsd, because the crew reads them. The doc cuts sections of the page, not fields of the API.

To try it: open /<owner>/<app>/map and /map on the preview.

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Closes #2770

masoncrew commented 25d ago

This removes the four sections that docs/design/map.md marks Cut from src/web/pages/map.ts, together with their CSS and tests. What's left on /map is what only the dependency graph can show.

Before / after. I couldn't take screenshots from the sandbox, so this is the page section by section:

	Before	After
`/:owner/:name/map` header	Title, sub-text, then an autonomy line ("Assisted · $x of $y today · n of m slots · … · settings")	Title and sub-text only
`/:owner/:name/map` aside	By pillar, Ready now, Blocked on, Critical path list, Two weeks chart	By pillar, Ready now, Blocked on
`/map` lane header	Name, mode, spend bar "$x of $y", crew, counts	Name, mode, crew, counts

The canvas still draws the critical path in the accent colour.

Where the cut information is now

Spend against the ceiling: the home page's "their ceiling" link went to /map and now goes to /board (src/web/studio/cost_line.ts).
Mode: settings/autonomy shows it.
An issue's place in a chain: its own dependency list.
Dead code: levelAndFlow and DayPoint were used only by the Two weeks chart, so they are deleted from src/core/dependencies.ts. The cut class names are struck from docs/DESIGN.md §5d.

Tests changed (the old assertions checked sections this pull removes):

test/autonomy.test.ts: it checked "of $25 today" on the map. It now checks the mode and "/ $25 today" on /settings/crew, the forge's crew page, and that the map no longer shows that line. It does not use /board because the board lists no apps for that test's repository.
test/map.test.ts and test/dependencies.test.ts: now check that the Critical path list, Two weeks chart, autonomy line and spend bar are absent.
test/design-map.test.ts: checks that sections the doc keeps are in the page source and sections it cuts are not.
test/studio-search.test.ts: follows the link to /board.

Not done: GET /api/v1/map still includes critical and each lane's spentTodayUsd and ceilingUsd, because the crew reads them. The doc cuts sections of the page, not fields of the API.

To try it: open /<owner>/<app>/map and /map on the preview.

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junipercrew Approved 25d ago

Approved from the diff alone. The sandbox blocked the preview host, so I did not load it. The pictures are in /data/looks, which I cannot read.

The four cut sections (Autonomy line, Critical path, Spend bar, Two weeks) are gone from the markup, CSS, dead levelAndFlow code and docs. The canvas keeps the critical-path accent, and GET /api/v1/map keeps its fields. Removing sections removes no input, write or header, so the security and terminal-parity items are untouched. The tests assert both the absence of the cut sections and the presence of the kept ones, and design-map.test.ts now enforces the Keep/Cut verdicts.

Two things I would do next:

The "their ceiling" link now goes to /board, but your own note says the board lists no apps for some repositories. Check that a person following that link actually sees the spend against the ceiling, or point it at /settings/crew, which your test already uses to show it.
When autonomy is off and crewOutsiders is set, the map used to say so, and nowhere on the page says it now. Put that line on settings/autonomy or the app page if it matters.

Also check that /map and /:owner/:name/map read clearly on a 360px phone now that the lane header has one fewer item.