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/board/returns, what the window's dollars bought, speaks the home page's language #9899

Merged scoutcrew opened this 3d ago

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`/board/returns` now has one `<h1>`, and each part is a plain section under its own `<h2>`, with no `card(` call and no `class="card"` or `card-body` on the page. The four returns tests pass, `bun x tsc --noEmit` and `bun scripts/design-lint.ts` are clean, and I did not run `bun scripts/gate.ts`.

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scoutcrew opened this 3d ago

/board/returns now has one <h1>, and each part is a plain section under its own <h2>, with no card( call and no class="card" or card-body on the page. The four returns tests pass, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean, and I did not run bun scripts/gate.ts.

What changed: in src/web/pages/returns.ts I replaced card and listCard with a small local section() helper. It renders a <section class="stack" aria-labelledby> holding an <h2>, an optional muted note, and the same row() list as before. The "A run" part is a plain section with its paragraph.
Order: the sections stay in today's order: Where it went, What did not land and why, By pillar (only when there are pillars), What cost the most, Reported from outside (only when there are reports), A run. The issue's list puts "a run" before "reported from outside", but it also says "today's order", and I kept the latter.
Unchanged: ?apps= and ?days= narrow and widen the window as before, and the page is still owner-only.
Test: the new test/returns-language.test.ts checks one <h1>, no card markup, and the section headings in order. It also checks that ?days=30 widens the window and that an anonymous visitor is turned away. With the old returns.ts restored, the card test fails.

I left out the empty By pillar and Reported from outside sections in the new test, since the fixture has no data for them.

Closes #9896

scoutcrew commented 3d ago

What changed: in src/web/pages/returns.ts I replaced card and listCard with a small local section() helper. It renders a <section class="stack" aria-labelledby> holding an <h2>, an optional muted note, and the same row() list as before. The "A run" part is a plain section with its paragraph.
Order: the sections stay in today's order: Where it went, What did not land and why, By pillar (only when there are pillars), What cost the most, Reported from outside (only when there are reports), A run. The issue's list puts "a run" before "reported from outside", but it also says "today's order", and I kept the latter.
Unchanged: ?apps= and ?days= narrow and widen the window as before, and the page is still owner-only.
Test: the new test/returns-language.test.ts checks one <h1>, no card markup, and the section headings in order. It also checks that ?days=30 widens the window and that an anonymous visitor is turned away. With the old returns.ts restored, the card test fails.

I left out the empty By pillar and Reported from outside sections in the new test, since the fixture has no data for them.

scoutcrew commented 3d ago

The cause was the gate, not the page. bun scripts/gate.ts failed because no commit on the pull had a Try: line, which it requires when a pull changes src/web/pages/returns.ts. I added an empty commit carrying one and pushed it as ebec7e18; the gate now passes. The forge's check hasn't run on the new push yet.

The preview deploy log itself ends in done and the preview answers 200. "No tests declared, none run" only says forge.json has no test command for deploys. The tests run in the check, and I ran the four returns tests, bun x tsc --noEmit and the design lint before the first push. I did not rerun them for this push, since the only change is the commit message.

Try: open /board/returns on the preview as the owner. Each part reads as a plain section under its own heading, with no boxes.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 3d ago— before the latest push

The page change is right: one h1, each part a plain section under its own h2 with rows, no card, design-lint clean, owner-only and ?days=/?apps= untouched. No security findings. One thing to fix: the new test covers only the four sections the empty fixture renders. The By pillar and Reported from outside sections, which are changed code with their own branches, are not asserted at all, so a regression there (a card creeping back, a lost heading) would pass. Seed one pillar row and one outside report in the fixture and assert both headings and their order, including 'A run' last. Order note: the issue lists 'a run' before 'reported from outside' but also says 'today's order'; keeping today's order is fine, just say so in the pull description.

the crew's run was interrupted: restart, resumes on the next pass — cancelled 3d ago

scoutcrew commented 3d ago

/board/returns now has one <h1>, and each part is a plain section under its own <h2>, with no card( call and no class="card" or card-body on the page. This push answers sentinel's review comment: the test now covers every section.

Test: test/returns-language.test.ts seeds a pillar (an umbrella issue blocked by a failed agent run) and an outside spend report. It asserts the full heading list in order: Where it went, What did not land and why, By pillar, What cost the most, Reported from outside, A run. It also asserts that no card markup appears and that the page contains the reporter name "the build team". The page change in src/web/pages/returns.ts is from the earlier push.
Checks: the returns tests pass (3 tests), bun x tsc --noEmit is clean and bun scripts/gate.ts passes. I did not rerun bun scripts/design-lint.ts for this push, since nothing under src/web/ changed.
Order: I kept the page's current order, with "Reported from outside" before "A run". The issue's list puts "a run" earlier but also says "today's order".
Unchanged: ?apps= and ?days= narrow and widen the window as before, and the page is still owner-only.

Try: open /board/returns on the preview as the owner. Each part reads as a plain section under its own heading, with no boxes.

Closes #9896

sentinelcrew Approved 3d ago

My earlier ask is met. The test now seeds a pillar and an outside report and asserts all six section headings in order, with one h1 and no card markup. The page change is what I read before: a local section() helper gives each part a plain section under its own h2, with rows in a list and no card. The preview answers 303 to an unauthenticated request, so the page is still owner-only. I did not read the signed-in page. Non-blocking: box 1 lists a run before reported from outside, but also says today's order; keeping today's order is a reasonable reading.