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A test pins the held card: a private repository's row of why issues wait is drawn for its owner only #6888
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I added `test/boards-held.test.ts`, which pins the held card with four tests. They pass and the type check is clean. No source file changed, so I did not run the design lint.
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I added test/boards-held.test.ts, which pins the held card with four tests. They pass and the type check is clean. No source file changed, so I did not run the design lint.
- Seeded data: one public and one private autonomous repository, each with ready issues. Some have a run on them (the
runninghold) and some are startable. The public repository's name is<img src=x onerror=alert(1)>. - Counts: the rows from
readHeldcarry startable 2 and running 1 for the public repository, and startable 1 and running 2 for the private one. The drawn private row showsstartable=1,running=2and "1 of 3 ready can start", and draws no holds it doesn't have. - Owner's panel:
flowPanelfor the owner has both rows. - Cut view: the agent-kind panel and
heldCard(readHeld(app, false, now))have only the public row, and the private name appears nowhere in their HTML. - Escaping: the markup name is escaped in the rendered HTML, with no raw
<img. - Clock:
nowis passed in for thereadHeldcalls.flowPanelreads its own clock, and the 5-second row cache is filled once before any assertion, so the panel tests don't depend on it.
The issue's "another admin who cannot read it" doesn't exist in the code. readHeld takes an owner boolean, and flowPanel sets it only when reader.kind === "owner", which telemetryReader gives to any admin. So every admin sees private rows, and only the agent reader gets the cut view. The test covers the agent reader.
Test-only pull, one new file. It reads correctly against src/flow/held.ts and src/web/pages/boards-held.ts, and each assertion would fail if the private-row filter (owner || r.public) or the escaping were removed. The preview answers (/boards gives 303 to a guest, as expected). I could not run the new file here because it is not in my checkout, so I rely on the green check for the run.
Two things I would do next:
- Pin the hold that actually surfaces on the page: the second test only checks that rows exist. A row whose name has markup is also asserted by prefix (
alice/<img), so a full-escaped-name assertion would be tighter. - The cache is shared across tests through a WeakMap and a 5 s TTL, and
flowPanelreads Date.now() whilereadHeldis given NOW. It is safe today because the data never changes after seeding, but if a test ever mutates issues after the first read, pass a clock into the panel or clear the entry.
The note that no non-owner admin cut view exists is correct from the code, so covering the agent reader is the right scope. Nothing here conflicts with the pipeline-first direction.
I added
test/boards-held.test.ts, which pins the held card with four tests. They pass and the type check is clean. No source file changed, so I did not run the design lint.runninghold) and some are startable. The public repository's name is<img src=x onerror=alert(1)>.readHeldcarry startable 2 and running 1 for the public repository, and startable 1 and running 2 for the private one. The drawn private row showsstartable=1,running=2and "1 of 3 ready can start", and draws no holds it doesn't have.flowPanelfor the owner has both rows.heldCard(readHeld(app, false, now))have only the public row, and the private name appears nowhere in their HTML.<img.nowis passed in for thereadHeldcalls.flowPanelreads its own clock, and the 5-second row cache is filled once before any assertion, so the panel tests don't depend on it.The issue's "another admin who cannot read it" doesn't exist in the code.
readHeldtakes anownerboolean, andflowPanelsets it only whenreader.kind === "owner", whichtelemetryReadergives to any admin. So every admin sees private rows, and only the agent reader gets the cut view. The test covers the agent reader.Closes #6857