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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds unit and end-to-end tests for settings panels, wallet and recovery flows, Connections navigation, connector modal accessibility, Flows routes, and Skills search and installation. ChangesSettings panels and navigation
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In `@app/src/components/settings/panels/__tests__/AboutPanel.states.test.tsx`:
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/connections-tab-deeplinks.spec.ts`:
- Around line 148-149: Update the deeplink test to assert that an unknown tab
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two-pane navigation controls are visible. Use the active Welcome item or an
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- Line 172: Update the deeplink redirect assertion around the /skills navigation
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Ten settings panels get component coverage plus five Playwright specs. Substantively this is good work — AboutPanel.states, RecoveryPhrasePanel.custody and WalletBalancesPanel.custody all assert on user-visible state rather than on mock call shapes.
It cannot merge as-is: Prettier fails on four of the five Playwright specs, which reds Frontend Checks (quality, i18n, docs, coverage) and therefore PR CI Gate. This is PR-caused, not flaky or pre-existing.
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> prettier --check . && pnpm rust:format:check
[warn] test/playwright/specs/connector-modal-focus-trap.spec.ts
[warn] test/playwright/specs/flow-canvas-node-add.spec.ts
[warn] test/playwright/specs/flows-canvas-routes.spec.ts
[warn] test/playwright/specs/skills-search-install.spec.ts
[warn] Code style issues found in 4 files. Run Prettier with --write to fix.
Exit status 1
I reproduced each hunk against the repo's own app/.prettierrc (printWidth 100, @trivago/prettier-plugin-sort-imports) and left the exact reformat inline. One command fixes all four:
pnpm --filter openhuman-app formatNote the PR body's validation checklist claims pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check passed — it does not on this head, so that box needs re-running rather than re-ticking.
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- All ten component suites live under
app/src/**, whichapp/test/vitest.config.ts:46-49(src/**/*.test.{ts,tsx}) does pick up — the__tests__/nesting does not exclude them. - The five Playwright specs all default
E2E_MOCK_PORTcorrectly where they use it (no18402drift, unlike #5880). - Everything else in CI is green (13 checks); the only two reds are the Prettier job and the gate that depends on it.
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Review fixes for tinyhumansai#5881. Most of these are the same defect in different clothes: an assertion that is already true before the behaviour under test happens, so the test reports success either way. `tinysweeper` found two, both in the leave-guard tests. `toContain('/flows')` is satisfied by `/flows/<id>` itself, so the poll returned true on its first evaluation, before the click navigated. In the Discard test that left the real check racing an in-flight navigation; in the clean-leave test it was the ONLY positive assertion, so that test could not fail at all. Both now poll the narrow condition — the absence of this flow's own path. The identical mistake in flows-canvas-routes' back-button test was NOT flagged by anyone; fixed too, where it was non-load-bearing only by luck of a later list-only assertion. `coderabbitai` found three more of the same shape: - the unknown-?tab= test asserted that nav rows were visible, which is true on every tab — it could not tell a working fallback from one landing on the wrong tab. Now asserts the SELECTED row via aria-current, the same predicate the new alias spec uses. - the /skills?tab= bug test asserted the Channels nav row was visible, which likewise proved nothing about the harm it documents. Now asserts Welcome is selected. - both /flows/draft tests passed on the unknown-flow screen, which also has a back button and no title. There is a dedicated `flow-canvas-draft-missing` testid; they now assert it, and the second also excludes `flow-canvas-error` rather than only `flow-canvas-not-found`. - AboutPanel asserted /^https?:\/\// while being named "rather than a hardcoded one" — a shape a hardcoded URL satisfies. Now asserts LATEST_APP_DOWNLOAD_URL. - AgentsPanel resolved `undefined as never` for an API returning Promise<boolean>; the cast was the tell. Now resolves true. `coderabbitai` also caught two tests asserting states that were never reached: the failed-install test's "enabled and reading Install" is also the button's INITIAL state, so it passed whether or not the click did anything, and the text-retention test slept 800ms rather than observing a request in flight. Both now HOLD the RPC, assert the pending state, then release. `chatgpt-codex-connector` caught the recovery-phrase fallback: the execCommand stub returned success without inspecting the textarea, so both fallback tests passed if it were empty or held the wrong phrase — and a false "Copied" here can cost a user their only copy. The stub now captures the copied value and both tests assert it equals the phrase. `YellowSnnowmann` flagged prettier drift in four spec files; formatted, and all nine files are clean. NOT DONE, deliberately: preserving `?tab=` through the /skills redirect. That is a production change and this PR is test-only (0 production files). The bug is recorded with a verified fix; the test pins current behaviour and is labelled BUG with flip instructions. Replied on the thread. NOT VERIFIED BY EXECUTION: local builds and test runs are prohibited under the current standing rule, so none of this was run. Every change is reasoned from the source, with the file:line each claim rests on written beside it. The revert-proofs that normally back my specs could not be redone for these edits. CI is the check.
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Verified 4 prior findings: 4 resolved, 0 partial, 0 still open. New issues: 0.
All four Prettier violations are fixed. Frontend Checks (quality, i18n, docs, coverage) and PR CI Gate — the two jobs that were red — are green on this head: 15 pass, 0 fail.
Regression pass over 137b577d..16191479 (+314 / −45): the new connections-tab-aliases.spec.ts is a good addition I did not ask for. It pins what the deeplinks spec structurally cannot — that /channels works only because messaging → channels survives in the alias table, so deleting that "historical" entry degrades silently to Welcome rather than erroring. expectSelectedTab asserting toHaveCount(1) on the selected row closes the "every row marked active" loophole, and excluding apps → composio with the reason stated (the tinyconnectors download is terminal for the core process) reads as a decision rather than a gap.
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Review fixes for tinyhumansai#5881. Most of these are the same defect in different clothes: an assertion that is already true before the behaviour under test happens, so the test reports success either way. `tinysweeper` found two, both in the leave-guard tests. `toContain('/flows')` is satisfied by `/flows/<id>` itself, so the poll returned true on its first evaluation, before the click navigated. In the Discard test that left the real check racing an in-flight navigation; in the clean-leave test it was the ONLY positive assertion, so that test could not fail at all. Both now poll the narrow condition — the absence of this flow's own path. The identical mistake in flows-canvas-routes' back-button test was NOT flagged by anyone; fixed too, where it was non-load-bearing only by luck of a later list-only assertion. `coderabbitai` found three more of the same shape: - the unknown-?tab= test asserted that nav rows were visible, which is true on every tab — it could not tell a working fallback from one landing on the wrong tab. Now asserts the SELECTED row via aria-current, the same predicate the new alias spec uses. - the /skills?tab= bug test asserted the Channels nav row was visible, which likewise proved nothing about the harm it documents. Now asserts Welcome is selected. - both /flows/draft tests passed on the unknown-flow screen, which also has a back button and no title. There is a dedicated `flow-canvas-draft-missing` testid; they now assert it, and the second also excludes `flow-canvas-error` rather than only `flow-canvas-not-found`. - AboutPanel asserted /^https?:\/\// while being named "rather than a hardcoded one" — a shape a hardcoded URL satisfies. Now asserts LATEST_APP_DOWNLOAD_URL. - AgentsPanel resolved `undefined as never` for an API returning Promise<boolean>; the cast was the tell. Now resolves true. `coderabbitai` also caught two tests asserting states that were never reached: the failed-install test's "enabled and reading Install" is also the button's INITIAL state, so it passed whether or not the click did anything, and the text-retention test slept 800ms rather than observing a request in flight. Both now HOLD the RPC, assert the pending state, then release. `chatgpt-codex-connector` caught the recovery-phrase fallback: the execCommand stub returned success without inspecting the textarea, so both fallback tests passed if it were empty or held the wrong phrase — and a false "Copied" here can cost a user their only copy. The stub now captures the copied value and both tests assert it equals the phrase. `YellowSnnowmann` flagged prettier drift in four spec files; formatted, and all nine files are clean. NOT DONE, deliberately: preserving `?tab=` through the /skills redirect. That is a production change and this PR is test-only (0 production files). The bug is recorded with a verified fix; the test pins current behaviour and is labelled BUG with flip instructions. Replied on the thread. NOT VERIFIED BY EXECUTION: local builds and test runs are prohibited under the current standing rule, so none of this was run. Every change is reasoned from the source, with the file:line each claim rests on written beside it. The revert-proofs that normally back my specs could not be redone for these edits. CI is the check.
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Two panels on the Settings surface had effectively no coverage. Both are reachable in the product; neither was exercised by any existing suite. TokenUsagePanel (336 lines, measured 0% lines): it is rendered by UsagePanel as an embedded tab, but UsagePanel.test.tsx mocks it out, so nothing ran it. The 36 new tests cover what that mock hid — the three formatters (including the sub-cent "<$0.01" branch and the B/KB/MB boundaries), both commitMinTokens guards (unchanged-value and invalid/negative, each of which must NOT patch), the byCompressor sort, every compression toggle's patch key in both directions, the refresh/reset paths, and the load/patch/reset error paths. NotificationsPanel (105 lines, measured 13.33% lines): the /settings/notifications route, with no test of any kind. The 22 new tests cover all seven categories, the switch/store binding, both directions of the toggle negation, that a toggle touches only its own category, the aria-label interpolation, the label/switch htmlFor association, and the embedded branch. Every test was proven non-vacuous by mutation: 7 mutations against TokenUsagePanel and 6 against NotificationsPanel, each confirmed to fail naming the new assertion, with the source restored byte-identical afterwards. Settings suite: 85 files / 947 tests -> 87 files / 1005 tests, 0 failures. No production code changed.
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RecoveryPhrasePanel.test.tsx (34 tests) covers the four modes and the
replace-confirm gate well, but measured it left the panel at 76.6% lines /
73.8% branches — and the uncovered remainder is the part a user depends on to
not lose their wallet:
- handleCopy's document.execCommand fallback: the only way a seed phrase
reaches the clipboard when navigator.clipboard is unavailable (non-secure
context, denied permission). Covers the ok/!ok branches and that the
temporary textarea holding the phrase is removed afterwards.
- handleViewCopy: the whole function was uncovered, both paths.
- handleImportWordChange's paste handling: pasting a full phrase into one
slot, which is how most people import. Covers the BIP39-length branch, the
grid growing 12 -> 24, lowercasing, whitespace tolerance, the partial-paste
fill-forward branch, and the slot-count clamp.
- the generate-mode Save gate.
Two uncovered branches are deliberately NOT tested, and the file says so: the
word-count error (:256-259) and handleSave's !confirmed early return
(:288-291) are both unreachable through the UI because isImportComplete /
canSave gate the Save button first. Testing them would have asserted nothing.
11 mutations run, each confirmed to fail naming the new assertion; source
restored byte-identical after each.
RecoveryPhrasePanel: 76.6 -> 95.41% lines, 73.8 -> 84.52% branches,
79.5 -> 93.18% functions. Settings suite 1005 -> 1022 tests, 0 failures.
No production code changed.
The existing suite covers loading/error/retry, the not-configured placeholder state, row rendering, truncation and opening the Send/Receive modals, but left the panel at 83.1% lines / 72.9% branches / 70.8% functions. handleCopyAddress was entirely uncovered — the control a user relies on to get a receive address out of the app correctly. Covers: that the FULL address is written to the clipboard rather than the truncated `0x9858…da94` shown in the row; that a rejected clipboard write does not still report success; the 2s indicator reset; that a second copy restarts that window instead of leaving the first timer to fire; that unmounting clears the pending timer; and truncateAddress's <=12-character boundary. Two areas are deliberately not covered and the file says why: the requestId staleness guards are unreachable because Refresh is disabled while loading, and the modal onClose/onSuccess props are one-line plumbing the existing suite already reaches. 6 of 8 tests are mutation-proven (full-vs-truncated address, truncation boundary, timer restart, unmount cleanup, 2s reset, and the rejected-write path); the per-row test is labelled in-file as a regression guard because React props make it unbreakable by a realistic single-line change. Source restored byte-identical after every mutation. Settings suite 1022 -> 1030 tests, 0 failures. No production code changed.
…sPanel DevicesPanel was the weakest panel on the settings surface by branch coverage (79.8% lines / 58.2% branches). The existing suite covers the list, revoke, the pair modal and the online indicator; it never reached the formatting layer every row renders through, nor the 2s poll the pair modal turns on. Covers all five relativeTime buckets and both bucket boundaries (90 minutes must read as 1h, 25 hours as 1d, 60 minutes as 1h — showing a device last seen days ago as "90m ago" is the failure this guards), formatRelativeTime's mapping onto the right i18n key, truncateId's 10-character boundary, and the poll lifecycle: it starts on open, stops on close, and does not double up when the modal is reopened. 8 mutations run, each confirmed to fail naming the new assertion; source restored byte-identical after each. DevicesPanel: 79.8 -> 96.15% lines, 58.2 -> 87.27% branches, 81.5 -> 88.88% functions. Settings suite 1030 -> 1043 tests, 0 failures. No production code changed.
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Two panels in my area, both weak on branches rather than lines.
AboutPanel (52.1% branches): the existing suite drives the real useAppUpdate
hook through the status event and reaches three of its nine phases. Added 18
tests over what the panel *renders* from that hook and from Redux — every phase
produces a distinct summary (a phase falling through to the default arm would
collide with idle and shrink the set), both available_version forks, the
last-checked line appearing only when check() returns non-null, and all four
paths of the rpcUrl effect: cloud reads Redux without calling the shell,
local resolves core_rpc_url, non-Tauri and a rejected command both fall back to
the unavailable placeholder. 52.1 -> 83.33% branches, 66.7 -> 88.88% lines,
100% functions.
CronJobsPanel (60.9% branches, already 97.5% lines): the uncovered part was the
next_run sort comparator — an entirely uncovered function that decides which job
the user reads as "next" — and the `: String(err)` arm of eight rejection
formatters. Note the existing suite cannot observe those arms: formatCronError
is `t(key).replace('{message}', message)`, and a `t` that returns the bare key
drops the message, so this file's i18n stub returns a real template instead.
100% lines, 69.56% branches, 100% functions.
12 mutations run across the two files, each confirmed to fail naming the new
assertion; sources restored byte-identical after each. Three assertions were
strengthened after a mutation failed to kill them (the version strings also
render in the update banner, so those tests now suppress the banner to isolate
the summary).
Settings suite 1043 -> 1067 tests, 92 files, 0 failures. No production code
changed.
… changes Changing the embedding model or its dimensionality invalidates every stored vector, so the core answers EMBEDDINGS_DIMENSION_CHANGE_REQUIRES_WIPE and the panel parks the change behind a confirmation. That gate is written three times — handleProviderChange, handleModelChange and handleDimsChange — and the existing suite exercises only the first, leaving the panel at 70.8% branches. Covers both remaining gates, that a model change carries the NEW model's default dimensions into the pending wipe (applying the old dimensionality to a new model is how a wipe produces vectors nothing can query), that a dimensions-only change does not smuggle a model switch into the destructive call, that confirmWipe sends confirm_wipe: true, that a failure during the wipe is surfaced rather than swallowed, that the pending wipe is cleared so a second confirm cannot re-fire it, and both non-Error rejection arms. Worth noting for anyone testing a gate like this: asserting the call count and arguments is NOT enough. With the gate deleted the code falls through to a reload, so the probing call's count and args are identical either way — only the confirmation dialog differs. Two tests here passed with the gate removed until they were rewritten to turn on the dialog. 9 mutations run — one per test — each confirmed to fail naming its assertion; source restored byte-identical after each. EmbeddingsPanel: 88.4 -> 92.92% lines, 70.8 -> 73.71% branches, 100% functions. Settings suite 1067 -> 1075 tests, 93 files, 0 failures. No production code changed.
On load the panel reads four security fields through nullish coalescing: require_task_plan_approval ?? true, auto_approve_all ?? false, trusted_roots ?? [] and auto_approve ?? []. Each default is chosen to fail CLOSED — a core that drops a field must land on "approval required" and "nothing auto-approved", not the permissive value. The existing suite always supplies every field, so none of those arms was exercised (66.2% branches). The failure this guards: if `?? true` were ever written `?? false`, a core that omitted require_task_plan_approval would silently stop requiring plan approval, and the toggle would render OFF as though the user had chosen it. Also covers addRoot's guards — blank path, duplicate path (clears the field without persisting), the chosen access level reaching the new root, and that Enter adds while other keys do not. 10 mutations, one per test, each confirmed to fail naming its assertion; source restored byte-identical after each. One test was rewritten after its mutation survived: asserting that the panel merely renders with trusted_roots omitted proves nothing, because undefined does not crash the render — it has to add a root, since addRoot spreads the array and spreading undefined throws. AgentAccessPanel: 92.1 -> 96.42% lines, 66.2 -> 76.05% branches. Settings suite 1075 -> 1085 tests, 94 files, 0 failures. No production code changed.
handleRemove was an entirely uncovered function and it is the one that deletes a registry entry. The same handler backs two differently labelled buttons — "Delete" for a custom agent, "Reset" for a built-in — so the copy is the only thing telling a user which of those they are about to do; a swap there is a user deleting an agent they meant to reset. Covers: the right id reaching remove(), the list being re-fetched afterwards rather than patched locally, the Delete/Reset labelling, and the failure arms of both handleRemove and handleToggle including their non-Error fallbacks. Not covered, and the file says why: handleToggle's ORCHESTRATOR_ID early return is unreachable because the orchestrator's switch is rendered disabled. The existing suite already asserts the reachable half. 6 of 8 tests mutation-proven (reload-after-remove, label swap, swallowed failure, non-Error fallback, fixed-id removal, swallowed toggle failure); the "row untouched on toggle failure" test is labelled in-file as a regression guard because this panel has no optimistic update to break — which is itself worth pinning, since AgentAccessPanel does update optimistically and roll back. Source restored byte-identical after every mutation. AgentsPanel: 79.6 -> 100% lines, 62.5 -> 76.78% branches, 100% functions. Settings suite 1085 -> 1093 tests, 95 files, 0 failures. No production code changed.
Playwright, driven in a real browser. skills-registry.spec.ts already clicks
each Connections tab and asserts the panel that renders; nothing checked the
URL. This covers the half that reaches users: whether the address bar follows
the tab, whether a bookmarked deep link lands where it names, and whether a
reload comes back to the same place.
It also pins a real bug. AppRoutes.tsx:169 comments that the /skills →
/connections redirect "preserves ?tab= deep links". It does not: <Navigate
to="/connections" replace /> is a fixed string with no search, and React Router
does not carry the query across it, so activeTab falls through to its 'welcome'
default and a pre-rename bookmark lands on the overview. The test named
"BUG: ..." pins CURRENT behaviour and is annotated in-file with what to flip
when the fix lands. The sibling test is the control: /channels redirects to
/connections?tab=messaging — a literal search string — and that one works, which
is what makes this a bug rather than a limitation.
Revert-proofed with three mutations, each rebuilt and re-run in the browser:
1. INVERSE — applying the two-line fix (a SkillsRedirect component reading
useLocation().search) makes the BUG test fail, naming the assertion:
Expected substring: not "tab=channels" / Received: "#/connections?tab=channels".
That also confirms the fix works.
2. handleTabChange stops calling navigate → "clicking a tab writes ?tab=" fails.
3. /channels redirect drops its explicit tab → the control test fails.
Both source files restored byte-identical afterwards (diff -q verified).
Scope note in-file: nothing here opens the Composio tab. Doing so downloads the
tinyconnectors module from a GitHub release, and a failed download is terminal
for the core process — it stops answering RPC and takes the rest of the file
with it. Recorded in the bug list.
9/9 passing in 33.5s against the e2e-web-build.sh bundle. No production code
changed.
Every connector setup flow on /connections renders through ModalShell, whose
module doc names the bug it was written for: "there was none — Tab escaped the
dialog into the page behind it". None of that is testable in jsdom, which does
not implement sequential focus navigation: Tab moves nothing there, so a jsdom
focus-trap test passes whether or not the trap exists. This is the only place
the behaviour is actually exercised.
The vehicle is SecretPromptDialog, opened by dispatching the window event the
socket bridge normally publishes — the one connector dialog that opens
deterministically with no live credentials, and a plain ModalShell consumer.
mcp-setup-secret-flow.spec.ts already covers submit/cancel/show-hide; this
covers only the keyboard and focus surface it does not touch.
Revert-proofed with four mutations, each rebuilt and re-driven in the browser:
1. Focus trap deleted (Radix DialogContent -> a plain div, the pre-ModalShell
state) -> the Tab test fails with "focus left the dialog after 3 Tab
press(es)" and Shift+Tab with "after 2".
2. allowEscapeClose = false -> "Escape closes the dialog" fails.
3. ModalShell's focus-restore effect removed -> "Escape restores focus" fails.
4. Mutation 3 re-run in ISOLATION (Escape working again), because under
mutation 2 tests 5 and 6 had failed only because the dialog never closed —
attribution, not behaviour. Isolated, exactly the restore test fails.
All three sources restored byte-identical afterwards (git diff --quiet verified).
A fourth containment test was written and REMOVED: it asserted
activeElement.id !== 'pw-focus-anchor' after 12 Tabs and PASSED with the trap
deleted, because escaping focus need not land on that one element. The spec
carries a comment so it is not re-added. Two rules from that, worth reusing:
assert focus is INSIDE the container rather than outside one element, and assert
after every keypress so the failure names which press escaped.
Two tests are labelled in-file as NOT mutation-proven rather than counted:
"moves focus into the dialog when it opens" survives both the trap deletion and
removing the input's autoFocus (Radix focuses on open independently), and
"Escape does not submit the secret" is a negative guard no one-line mutation
breaks.
9/9 passing in 7.6s against the e2e-web-build.sh bundle. No production code
changed.
Existing coverage is thin and indirect: skill-lifecycle.spec.ts only checks the
flows_list RPC is reachable, and top-level-functional-flows.spec.ts drives the
LEGACY SKILL.md /workflows CRUD page, a different surface. Nothing opened
/flows/:id.
Covers the list surface, an existing flow's canvas (created through
flows_create), the not-found state for an unknown id, the back button, the
unsaved-draft route, and the three back-compat slugs.
Two scope facts pinned rather than papered over:
- /flows/draft cannot be opened by URL. The draft graph rides in
location.state, so a direct hit renders an empty state on purpose "rather
than a broken canvas". The test asserts that, and a second test pins the
route-order guarantee that "draft" is never captured as an :id.
- /webhooks is a TWO-hop redirect: AppRoutes.tsx:238 -> /settings/integrations
-> settingsRouteElements.tsx:129 -> /connections. The intermediate target is
itself a redirect, and no #webhooks fragment survives either hop, so an old
bookmark lands on generic Connections. Recorded in the bug list.
Three assertions were rewritten after proving vacuous:
- /workflows and /routines asserted only "body non-empty, some button
visible" — which the CHAT surface satisfies, and chat is where they were,
because bootAuthenticatedPage races its own /home -> /chat redirect when
given any other hash. They now assert distinct destinations, and /workflows
additionally asserts flows-new-workflow is ABSENT so the two surfaces
cannot be conflated.
- flow-canvas-title is an <input>, so toContainText compares against text
content and always sees "". Now toHaveValue.
Also: flows_create answers a CLI envelope {result, logs}; reading .id off the
raw result yields undefined while the core logs "flows_create -> ok".
Revert-proofed with two swap mutations (swaps, not deletions, so every import
stays used and TS6133 cannot leave a stale dist-web), each rebuilt before the
run:
- /routines and /webhooks redirect targets swapped -> both those tests fail,
untouched /workflows passes.
- canvas title forced to a fixed string -> the title test fails naming
'unexpected value "pw-wrong-title"', the other two canvas tests pass.
FlowCanvasPage.tsx and AppRoutes.tsx restored (git diff --quiet verified).
9/9, and 27/27 across all three of my specs, on the assigned ports
(18403/17703/4403). No production code changed.
…ates
skills-registry.spec.ts has a test called "search filters entries by query",
but it sits in that file's RPC-smoke describe: it calls
openhuman.skill_registry_search directly and never touches the UI. Nothing
typed into the search box, and nothing exercised the install button.
The part only a browser can check is the debounce. SkillsExplorerTab.tsx:22
sets SEARCH_DEBOUNCE_MS = 300 and restarts the timer per keystroke, so a burst
of typing must produce ONE catalog search carrying the FINAL text, and a pause
must produce a second — it has to delay, not swallow. These count real RPCs
against real keystroke timing.
The install button's middle state is the same shape: Install -> Installing
(disabled) -> Installed badge, where the middle only exists while the request is
outstanding. The spec holds the install RPC open with a route handler to observe
it, then releases. A third test fails the install and asserts the button
re-enables, since a button stranded disabled leaves the user unable to retry.
One test was written and REMOVED as vacuous before committing: it asserted
`queries.length >= previousCount` after clearing the box, which array lengths
make structurally always true. The meaningful half is folded into the filter
test instead — a no-match query empties the catalog AND clearing restores it.
Revert-proofed with three mutations, each rebuilt before the run:
- SEARCH_DEBOUNCE_MS = 0 -> the burst test fails with
'expected one debounced search, got 6: ["d","do","doc","dock","docke","docker"]',
a per-keystroke prefix sequence no unchanged build could emit.
- the in-flight `disabled` removed -> only the Installing test fails.
- the state reset moved out of `finally` into the success path -> only the
re-enable test fails.
Note on the third: an earlier attempt used an early `return` in the `catch`,
which does NOT work because `finally` runs after `return` — the test would have
passed and been wrongly recorded as unproven. A mutation that changes nothing is
indistinguishable from a vacuous test; see W3-ui-bugs.md §10.
SkillsExplorerTab.tsx restored (git diff --quiet verified).
7/7, and 34/34 across all four of my specs, on the assigned ports
(18403/17703/4403). No production code changed.
…ave guard
Closes the last uncovered item of the brief: adding a node to the Workflow
Canvas. NodePalette.tsx:6-11 documents two add paths and says which is already
covered — click is "the path the unit tests drive". The DRAG path is HTML5
drag-and-drop carrying an application/tinyflows-node payload on dataTransfer,
and jsdom implements neither, so no component test can reach EditableFlowCanvas's
onDrop at all.
Paired with the unsaved-changes guard, because losing canvas edits is the
expensive failure here. The Discard test goes past the UI and re-reads the flow
through flows_get, so "discarded" means genuinely not persisted rather than
just visually gone.
Revert-proofed with four mutations, each rebuilt before the run:
- onDrop ignores the palette payload -> ONLY the drag test fails; click-add
and the kind check pass, which is what proves the two add paths are
independent rather than one covering both.
- click-add disabled -> the click and kind tests fail while drag passes.
- the dirty guard disabled -> the three dirty-guard tests fail, clean-leave
passes.
- the guard forced always-on -> ONLY clean-leave fails.
Both directions of the guard condition are covered, not just "it fires
sometimes". Every test in the file has a killing mutation except the
palette-render precondition. Sources restored (git diff --quiet verified).
Also fixes a FLAKE I introduced in skills-search-install: the "clearing restores
the rows" half of the filter test passed alone and in a four-spec run, then
failed in the full five-spec run. Clearing takes fetchCatalog's
`!query && !sourceFilter` branch (SkillsExplorerTab.tsx:517), which calls
skillRegistryApi.browse() — an UPSTREAM registry fetch, not reliably fast in
this lane. Swapping a vacuous assertion for a flaky one is not an improvement,
so the test now pins only the deterministic half and the file records why, to
stop it being "restored" later.
Finding recorded separately (W3-ui-bugs.md §11): the canvas opens with its
insert palette HIDDEN — showPalette={sidePanel === 'legend'} while sidePanel
starts at 'copilot' — yet the empty state reads "Add a node from the palette on
the left", and the palette renders on the right once revealed.
42/42 across all five of my specs on the assigned ports (18403/17703/4403).
No production code changed.
CI's `format:check` (`prettier --check .`) failed on 14 file(s). Formatting only — no test logic, assertions or selectors changed.
Review fixes for tinyhumansai#5881. Most of these are the same defect in different clothes: an assertion that is already true before the behaviour under test happens, so the test reports success either way. `tinysweeper` found two, both in the leave-guard tests. `toContain('/flows')` is satisfied by `/flows/<id>` itself, so the poll returned true on its first evaluation, before the click navigated. In the Discard test that left the real check racing an in-flight navigation; in the clean-leave test it was the ONLY positive assertion, so that test could not fail at all. Both now poll the narrow condition — the absence of this flow's own path. The identical mistake in flows-canvas-routes' back-button test was NOT flagged by anyone; fixed too, where it was non-load-bearing only by luck of a later list-only assertion. `coderabbitai` found three more of the same shape: - the unknown-?tab= test asserted that nav rows were visible, which is true on every tab — it could not tell a working fallback from one landing on the wrong tab. Now asserts the SELECTED row via aria-current, the same predicate the new alias spec uses. - the /skills?tab= bug test asserted the Channels nav row was visible, which likewise proved nothing about the harm it documents. Now asserts Welcome is selected. - both /flows/draft tests passed on the unknown-flow screen, which also has a back button and no title. There is a dedicated `flow-canvas-draft-missing` testid; they now assert it, and the second also excludes `flow-canvas-error` rather than only `flow-canvas-not-found`. - AboutPanel asserted /^https?:\/\// while being named "rather than a hardcoded one" — a shape a hardcoded URL satisfies. Now asserts LATEST_APP_DOWNLOAD_URL. - AgentsPanel resolved `undefined as never` for an API returning Promise<boolean>; the cast was the tell. Now resolves true. `coderabbitai` also caught two tests asserting states that were never reached: the failed-install test's "enabled and reading Install" is also the button's INITIAL state, so it passed whether or not the click did anything, and the text-retention test slept 800ms rather than observing a request in flight. Both now HOLD the RPC, assert the pending state, then release. `chatgpt-codex-connector` caught the recovery-phrase fallback: the execCommand stub returned success without inspecting the textarea, so both fallback tests passed if it were empty or held the wrong phrase — and a false "Copied" here can cost a user their only copy. The stub now captures the copied value and both tests assert it equals the phrase. `YellowSnnowmann` flagged prettier drift in four spec files; formatted, and all nine files are clean. NOT DONE, deliberately: preserving `?tab=` through the /skills redirect. That is a production change and this PR is test-only (0 production files). The bug is recorded with a verified fix; the test pins current behaviour and is labelled BUG with flip instructions. Replied on the thread. NOT VERIFIED BY EXECUTION: local builds and test runs are prohibited under the current standing rule, so none of this was run. Every change is reasoned from the source, with the file:line each claim rests on written beside it. The revert-proofs that normally back my specs could not be redone for these edits. CI is the check.
tinyhumansai#5925 merged its own `TokenUsagePanel.test.tsx` covering the new disabled-while-settings-unavailable semantics. Both files legitimately exist — theirs pins the disabled/enabled contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants (29 cases). Renaming rather than merging: the two use different harnesses (ours a `renderPanel()` helper, theirs a direct `render`), and folding one into the other unverified would risk silently dropping coverage. The repo already splits by concern this way — `AgentsPanel.removal`, `CoreConnectionPanel.urlValidation`, `DevicesPanel.formatting`. Checked for contradiction: our savings-failure case rejects BOTH loads, so under tinyhumansai#5925's decoupling it still holds (settings fails, controls disable, placeholders render). Theirs covers the savings-only path, which is the new behaviour.
…alongside ours Our branch moved its own cases to `TokenUsagePanel.coverage.test.tsx`. The rename replayed over tinyhumansai#5925's file of the same name, deleting its six cases covering the disabled-while-settings-unavailable contract. Both files belong: theirs pins that contract, ours covers formatters, patch paths, the CCR min-tokens field, refresh/reset and the chrome variants.
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Summary
RecoveryPhrasePanel's key-custody paths, across all four modes.Problem
app/src/components/settings/panels/holds 65 panel components. Existing e2e specs covered only seven broad settings areas, and a per-panel audit found real holes — two of them invisible:TokenUsagePanelwas at 0% statements / 0% branches / 0% functions. Its only parent test doesvi.mock('../TokenUsagePanel'), so the panel read as covered while nothing exercised it. Untested logic included the sub-cent<\$0.01formatter, theformatBytesbranches, bothcommitMinTokensguards and the `byCompressor" sort.NotificationsPanel— a routed page at/settings/notifications— had no test of any kind, measured at 13.33% lines (module-level constants, from import alone).A sweep for that same shape across the rest of the settings tree found zero further instances, which is worth recording so nobody repeats it.
Solution
Ten new suites, each revert-proofed. Highlights:
RecoveryPhrasePanel— key custody across Generate / Import / View / ReplaceConfirm, covering the destructive paths and the cancel/back paths rather than only the happy path.AgentAccessPanel— pins the fail-closed security defaults, so a default flipping open fails a test.EmbeddingsPanel— the wipe gate on model and dimension changes.TokenUsagePanel(36 cases) andNotificationsPanel(22 cases), the two that had been invisible.One product defect was found and is pinned as current behaviour rather than fixed: when
getTokenjuiceSettings()rejects, all seven compression switches render unchecked — indistinguishable from genuinely off — and stay clickable, so a user can write a value based on a state they were shown incorrectly. The error is surfaced separately, so the misleading part is the switch positions. The test documents this; changing it is a product decision.Submission Checklist
N/A: the changed lines are test files, executed by the suites they belong to; there is no product code in this diff for diff-cover to measure.N/A: behaviour-only change— no feature rows added, removed or renamed; this covers behaviour that already ships.N/A: no feature IDs affected.N/A: no product surface changes, test-only.Closes #NNN—N/A: no linked issue; this is coverage work, not a fix.Impact
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— prettier clean on all ten new files.pnpm typecheck—tsc --noEmit, 0 errors.N/A: no .rs files changed.N/A: app/src-tauri not touched.Validation Blocked
command:the 91-spec WebdriverIO desktop suiteerror:cargo metadata --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.tomlexits 101 — "found a virtual manifest at vendor/tinyagents/Cargo.toml"impact:those specs cannot build onmaintoday, independent of this PR (fixed separately in fix(tauri): resolve the shell Cargo world after the tinyagents workspace split #5874). This work targets the lanes that do run: vitest, Playwright web, and the root Rust world.Behavior Changes
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