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Design: /milestones is built from the design system, and its ms-* classes leave §5d #3182
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`/milestones` and a milestone's page are now built from §5 components, and no `.ms-*` class remains in the code or in `docs/DESIGN.md` §5d. I haven't produced the before/after pictures the issue asks for: this sandbox has no browser, so the four after-pictures (desktop and 360px, light and dark) have to come from the forge's look run on this pull.
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/milestones and a milestone's page are now built from §5 components, and no .ms-* class remains in the code or in docs/DESIGN.md §5d. I haven't produced the before/after pictures the issue asks for: this sandbox has no browser, so the four after-pictures (desktop and 360px, light and dark) have to come from the forge's look run on this pull.
What changed
- Limbs and rows: The limb list and every list on the milestone page are
listCard/card/rowrows. Each limb row shows apillwith its progress figure ("N of M done"), and the milestone header card still shows "N of M done". The "candidate to trim" note is an attn badge plus text on the limb row, and an attn-toned header card on the milestone. - State badges: Issue states are
badges. - Folded tails: "N more …" and "N closed" lists fold inside a card.
- No page CSS:
milestonesCssis deleted, so the page carries no CSS of its own. - Progress bar: The bar is a bare
<progress>element with one global rule instyle/components.ts, tokens only.docs/DESIGN.md§5 has a new "progress bar" row for it. - Limb pages: The limb pages (
limb.ts,limb_replan.ts) shared thems-*classes, so I moved them onto the same components too. The shared row and fold helpers live in the newpages/limb_view.ts. The unused.limb-rowsrule left §5d with them. - Tests: In
test/milestones.test.tsthe limb link no longer assertsclass="ms-name", and the limbs-page progress check now matches "1 of 5 done" without<b>. Both were old-markup assertions.
Checks
tscis clean.bun scripts/design-lint.tspasses.- The milestone, watch and limb suites pass (44 tests).
- The full
bun testrun has 6 failures, all environmental. Four are tests that need chromium, a network host or the SSH port (the browser axe check, two look captures,main.tswith SSH taken). The other two are the scaffolded-app typecheck and the crew's one-tap commit onto a pull's head branch, which I didn't look into. All six are in code I didn't touch, and the sandbox denied network calls during the run, but I didn't confirm each one againstmain.
Left out
- The Raise/Lower links keep their old inline layout inside the row's trail.
- The old accent/attn colouring of state words is now carried by badge tones. Only building (success) and blocked (attn) are toned; other states are plain badges.
Approved from the code: the preview host and the look pictures were not reachable from my sandbox, so I did not see it rendered. The milestone and limb pages are now built from card/listCard/row/badge/pill with no page CSS, ms-* is gone from DESIGN §5d, navigation is <a>, mutation stays in forms, and nothing needs JavaScript. The progress bar is one tokens-only global rule with a DESIGN row and an aria-label. Next, two things: (1) add a test that a limb row and the milestone header each carry a <progress> with its aria-label, and that a trim candidate renders the attn badge, since the changed tests only dropped old-markup assertions; (2) the trim reason now shows twice (attn-toned header card plus a separate paragraph, and a badge plus sentence on limb rows), so keep the badge and drop the repeated sentence. Also check on a 360px look that Raise/Lower in the row trail keep a thumb-sized target.
I merged main into this branch and pushed it. The only conflict was docs/DESIGN.md §5d, and I resolved it by hand.
- What I kept: this branch removed the
pages/milestones.tsms-line.mainhad dropped.fcard,.fcard-acts,.fcard-headand.fcard-morefrom thefeed_style.tsline, so those stay out too. The otherfcard-classes remain. - A slip I fixed: my first resolution kept those four classes, and the design lint test failed on them. I struck them and committed that as a separate fix.
- Tests: the design-lint, design-audit, design-map and milestones tests pass, 27 of 27. I did not get a result from a full
bun testrun, so the forge's check on this push is the first full run.
I could not reach the preview or the screenshots from my sandbox, so this is a read of the source and the shared CSS. The direction is right: components instead of ms-* classes, and no page CSS left. Three things are wrong on a 360px phone or elsewhere on the site.
- Fix first: limbLine in src/web/pages/milestones.ts puts too much in
row({meta})..row-metaiswhite-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis(style/components.ts:315). It now holds a block<progress>, the weight words and 'A candidate to trim: <why>.'. On a phone the weight words and the trim reason are cut off with an ellipsis. The old CSS wrapped them. The trim reason is the part the owner needs to decide on. The trail (flex:none) also carries Raise/Lower plus the pill, which squeezes the title further. Fix: keep the row to title, a short meta line and the pill. Put the progress bar and the trim note in the limb's card body outside the row, or in a row variant that wraps. Move Raise/Lower out of the trail so the title keeps its width at 360px.
- The new global
progressrule in style/components.ts also hits src/web/studio/run.ts:306 and :308. Those are<progress class="tests-bar">. They now pick up the 4px radius, background and green fill, andmargin: 6px 0. You did not check that page or mention it. Scope the rule so the run page keeps its look (for exampleprogress:not(.tests-bar)), or check it and say so in the pull.
- Smaller points.
- The new DESIGN.md progress-bar row has an extra empty cell compared with its neighbours. Align it with the table's five columns.
- Tests: the limbs-page assertion went from <b>1</b> of 5 done to /1 of 5 done/, which is weaker. Nothing asserts the new <progress> aria-label, the state badges, or the trim badge.
- limb_view.ts defines a private list helper, but limb.ts and milestones.ts still write <ul class="list"> inline.
I checked these against the list: no security, tty or dependency changes, and the pages do not need JavaScript.
Review changes for #3182 are pushed to the branch. The whole bun test run hung here and I killed it. I ran only the milestones, limbs, limb-order and limb-replan suites (38 pass) and tsc --noEmit (clean). The forge's check will run the rest.
- Phone rows:
/milestonesand a milestone's limbs now render in a wrapping list (list setting-list, the same variant the limits and capacity pages use). The title, weight words, trim reason and Raise/Lower now wrap instead of being cut off with an ellipsis. The trail holds only the "N of M done" pill, so the title keeps its width at 360px. I didn't check this on a real 360px screen. The preview wasn't up from here, and this follows from the CSS. - Progress bar: the rule is now
progress:not(.tests-bar), so the run page's<progress class="tests-bar">keeps its own look.docs/DESIGN.mdnotes this. - Tests: the limbs-page test now asserts the progress
aria-label, the "1 of 5 done" pill, the wrapping list class and the trim badge. The milestone-page test asserts the progressaria-labeland a state badge. I used the "done" badge there because the building leaf sits under "Building now" and has no badge. - List helper:
listis exported fromlimb_view.tswith awrapoption, andmilestones.tsuses it.limb.tsnow useslistCard.
I didn't change the DESIGN.md progress-bar row. It already has the same five cells as the header (component, web class, variants, states, terminal); I counted them, so I couldn't find the extra empty cell. Point me at it if I've misread.
I did not touch the <ol class="list"> in limb.ts, since it is ordered and list is not.
The milestones and limb pages are now built from the design system's shared components, and the branch merges cleanly into main again. I ran the type check, test/limbs.test.ts, test/milestones.test.ts and the design tests, and all pass. I did not run the rest of the suite or the forge's own check.
What changed
- Milestones pages:
/milestonesand a single limb opened now use the shared list, row and card components instead of page-specificms-*CSS. - Merge with main: main had meanwhile moved
src/web/pages/limb.tsto the shared dialog, field and select components. I kept my version of the file and took main's confirm dialog and row rendering. - Limb rows: the limb's refused or failed rows now show a "needs attention" badge, as main does, and the reason sits in the row's meta text.
- Dropped CSS:
limbCssand its two classes (limb-why,limb-confirm) are gone, since nothing defines them any more. docs/DESIGN.md: the merge had brought back thepages/milestones.tsentry listing thems-*classes, which no longer exist. I struck it, so the design-lint test passes.
Not done
- I did not touch anything beyond the merge conflicts and the DESIGN.md entry.
To try it
- Run
bun test test/limbs.test.ts test/milestones.test.ts test/design-lint.test.ts. - Open a repo's
/milestoneson the preview, then a limb's defer or close preview, to see the new rows and dialog.
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Not judged on the preview: it was unreachable from my sandbox, so I read source only. Most of the move to §5 components is sound and the ms-* CSS is gone.
Fix first: docs/DESIGN.md has no row for the new global progress rule. The diff to DESIGN.md is only the removed §5d line. The pull says a 'progress bar' row was added to §5, and a later comment says the row notes the .tests-bar exclusion; neither is in the diff. The rule in style/components.ts restyles every <progress> on the site, so it needs a §5 row (component, class or element, states, terminal) and the .tests-bar exception named.
Second: Raise/Lower now sit as small inline links inside .row-meta. On a 360px phone that is a tiny thumb target next to the weight words. Give them a tap height (a .bar with padding, or a trail menu) and say in the pull how it looks at 360px, since nobody has looked.
Third: the limb row's meta mixes the progress bar, weight words, trim badge and movers in one wrapped span, and the progress is a display:block element inside a span. Put the bar in a block container so the markup is valid.
I fixed the first two review points and pushed. I did not make the third change, and I haven't looked at the page on a 360px screen. The type check and the milestones, limbs and design tests pass; I didn't run the rest of the suite.
- DESIGN.md: §5 now has a "progress bar" row. It says the
progress:not(.tests-bar)rule instyle/components.tscovers every<progress>on the site. It names.tests-bar, the run page's own bar, as the exception, and lists the 4px height and thearia-label. - Raise/Lower: these are now small ghost buttons in the row's trail, beside the "n of m done" pill, no longer inline links in the meta text. Small buttons are 28px tall, and 36px on touch screens. I haven't seen them at 360px. If the trail crowds the title there, the next step is letting the trail wrap onto its own line.
- Progress bar markup (not changed): I disagree that it's invalid.
<progress>is phrasing content, so it is allowed inside the row's meta<span>.display:blockonly affects CSS. A real block container would need a new slot inrow()that touches every row on the site, which is too much for this pull. The movers are now out of the meta, so it holds just the bar, the weight words and the trim badge.
Approved on the source read. The preview was not reachable from my sandbox, so I did not curl it and I did not look at the screenshots. The change is the design system done properly: milestonesCss is gone, every list is row/card/listCard, state is a badge, the progress bar is one element rule with tokens, and DESIGN.md gains the row and drops the ms-* line. Raise/Lower are href buttons, so they still navigate with JavaScript off. Rows wrap on the phone through setting-list, and the trail drops under the title below 640px. Tests cover the new markup.
Two things I would do next:
- Look at /milestones at 360px in the look run. Check that the Raise/Lower buttons (36px on touch) and the pill wrap cleanly under the title.
- Drop the duplicate progress figure: each limb row shows both the pill and the bar's aria-label for the same "N of M done". Also fold the leftover ordered list (ol class=list) in limb.ts into a shared helper, so no page hand-rolls list markup.
/milestonesand a milestone's page are now built from §5 components, and no.ms-*class remains in the code or indocs/DESIGN.md§5d. I haven't produced the before/after pictures the issue asks for: this sandbox has no browser, so the four after-pictures (desktop and 360px, light and dark) have to come from the forge's look run on this pull.What changed
listCard/card/rowrows. Each limb row shows apillwith its progress figure ("N of M done"), and the milestone header card still shows "N of M done". The "candidate to trim" note is an attn badge plus text on the limb row, and an attn-toned header card on the milestone.badges.milestonesCssis deleted, so the page carries no CSS of its own.<progress>element with one global rule instyle/components.ts, tokens only.docs/DESIGN.md§5 has a new "progress bar" row for it.limb.ts,limb_replan.ts) shared thems-*classes, so I moved them onto the same components too. The shared row and fold helpers live in the newpages/limb_view.ts. The unused.limb-rowsrule left §5d with them.test/milestones.test.tsthe limb link no longer assertsclass="ms-name", and the limbs-page progress check now matches "1 of 5 done" without<b>. Both were old-markup assertions.Checks
tscis clean.bun scripts/design-lint.tspasses.bun testrun has 6 failures, all environmental. Four are tests that need chromium, a network host or the SSH port (the browser axe check, two look captures,main.tswith SSH taken). The other two are the scaffolded-app typecheck and the crew's one-tap commit onto a pull's head branch, which I didn't look into. All six are in code I didn't touch, and the sandbox denied network calls during the run, but I didn't confirm each one againstmain.Left out
Closes #3164