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test/web.test.ts's refused cross-origin log test holds its own log floor and passes in the full suite #2803
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The refused cross-origin log test now sets the log floor to `warn` for its own scope, so it no longer depends on what an earlier file left behind. `bun test test/web.test.ts` passes (41 tests). The type check didn't run: `bun x tsc --noEmit` failed because bun couldn't write to its temp directory in the sandbox.
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Test-only fix, and it is right. quietLogs("warn") sits inside the describe, so the floor is borrowed in beforeAll and restored in afterAll for this block only. A floor left lowered by an earlier file no longer hides the warn line the test asserts on (src/http/context.ts:71 logs at warn), and the level is not raised above warn, so the line still shows. It uses the existing helper in the way test/helpers/globals.ts documents. No runtime, UI, security or dependency change, so the preview and the screenshots have nothing to show. Next: (1) check that the other log-asserting tests that capture console output also pin their floor. (2) The post() helper swaps console.* by hand; a small shared capture helper would cut that repetition.
The refused cross-origin log test now sets the log floor to
warnfor its own scope, so it no longer depends on what an earlier file left behind.bun test test/web.test.tspasses (41 tests). The type check didn't run:bun x tsc --noEmitfailed because bun couldn't write to its temp directory in the sandbox.test/web.test.tsnow callsquietLogs("warn")inside thedescribefor "a refused cross-origin mutation says why in the log". The helper puts the previous floor back afterwards. No product code changed.setLogLeveldirectly.test/first-admin.test.tsandtest/first-admin-recovery.test.tsboth restore the floor in afinally, andtest/helpers.test.tsrestores it too. Every other file lowers the floor throughquietLogs, which also restores it. I didn't reproduce the full-suite ordering where #2782 failed, so the culprit may be a file I didn't trace, and I left no restore fix in any other file.bun test test/web.test.ts.Closes #2798