test(connections): pin the route table and ?tab= resolution against the app's own routes by M3gA-Mind · Pull Request #5883 · tinyhumansai/openhuman

M3gA-Mind · 2026-08-31T18:22:46Z

Summary

Adds coverage for the connections / skills / flows route table and for ?tab= resolution on the Connections page.
2 files, +362 lines. No product code touched.

Test lane: 2 vitest component suites (jsdom). Not browser e2e.

Problem

Two holes, one of which hid a live defect:

Connections.redirects.test.tsx is vacuous. It declares its own <TestRoutes> component reproducing three routes by hand and renders that — it never imports AppRoutes.tsx. Deleting or changing /skills or /channels in the real route table leaves all three tests green. It asserts that React Router's <Navigate> works, which is not this repo's code.
The ?tab= resolution useMemo was almost entirely uncovered. An existing suite covers six canonical tab values; all four legacy aliases (apps, messaging, tools, explorer), the default landing tab, and unknown/empty values had zero coverage between them.

Because of the first hole, a real bug is live on main with a green suite over it: /skills?tab=… silently drops the query string, since <Navigate to="/connections"> carries no search component. That makes the four legacy aliases unreachable from the route they were written for — and two source comments state the opposite behaviour.

Solution

A route-table suite that imports the app's own AppRoutes.tsx and asserts the resolved location, not merely that a page rendered — which is what the vacuous test could never do.

The ?tab= suite asserts the resolved tab off the nav's aria-current rather than each tab's body, so no case depends on whatever mocks its panel needs. A first attempt asserting bodies had three cases fail on mock-path and data-shape problems; reading activeTab off the nav is both more robust and a more direct read of the thing under test.

Revert-proven with four mutations: deleting the alias table fails 6 cases; mis-mapping messaging fails exactly 1; changing the default fails the 4 fallback cases.

The existing vacuous file is left in place — replacing it touches a file outside this branch's scope, and is recommended rather than done here.

Submission Checklist

Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case) — this PR is the tests. Every case was revert-proofed: the covered behaviour was broken, the test confirmed to fail naming its own assertion, then restored. Drafts that still passed with the fault injected were rewritten or dropped rather than kept.
Diff coverage ≥ 80% — 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.
Coverage matrix updated — N/A: behaviour-only change — no feature rows added, removed or renamed; this covers behaviour that already ships.
All affected feature IDs from the matrix are listed — N/A: no feature IDs affected.
No new external network dependencies introduced — mocks and fixtures only; no test reaches a live service.
Manual smoke checklist updated if this touches release-cut surfaces — N/A: no product surface changes, test-only.
Linked issue closed via Closes #NNN — N/A: no linked issue; this is coverage work, not a fix.

Impact

Platform: none at runtime. Test-only.
Risk: none to product behaviour.
Note: this coverage will fail on main for the /skills?tab= cases if written against intended behaviour, so the suite pins actual behaviour and the defect is reported separately.

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Branch: test/e2e-connections-flows
Commit SHA: see head of this PR

Validation Run

pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check — prettier clean on both new files.
pnpm typecheck — tsc --noEmit, 0 errors.
Focused tests: both suites pass (16 cases in the tab-resolution suite alone), each revert-proofed by the four mutations described above.
Rust fmt/check (if changed): N/A: no .rs files changed.
Tauri fmt/check (if changed): N/A: app/src-tauri not touched.

Validation Blocked

command: the 91-spec WebdriverIO desktop suite
error: cargo metadata --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml exits 101 — "found a virtual manifest at vendor/tinyagents/Cargo.toml"
impact: those specs cannot build on main today, 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

Intended behavior change: none. Test-only.
User-visible effect: none.

Parity Contract

Legacy behavior preserved: yes — no product code is touched; these pin behaviour that already ships.
Guard/fallback/dispatch parity checks: every test was proven to fail when the behaviour it pins is broken, so it discriminates rather than merely executing.

Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling

Duplicate PR(s): none — the six coverage branches in this batch touch disjoint files (verified across all 31).
Canonical PR: this one
Resolution: N/A

Summary by CodeRabbit

Tests
- Added route coverage for connections, channels, automation, flows, routines, webhooks, and workflows.
- Verified redirects and query-parameter handling across key navigation paths.
- Added coverage for connection tab aliases, canonical values, the welcome state, and invalid or missing tab values.
- Confirmed routing for flow drafts, individual flows, and workflow execution pages.
- Covered legacy navigation links and their mapping to current Connections tabs.

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The pull request adds route-resolution tests for connections, automation, workflows, and flows. It also adds isolated tests for canonical, legacy, missing, and invalid Skills tab query values.

Changes

Connections and flows navigation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Real route-table test harness `app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx`	The tests mount the real `AppRoutes` table, mock unrelated pages, and expose landing locations and rendered page probes.
Redirect and route resolution coverage `app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx`	The tests cover connection redirects, automation slugs, workflow routes, and `/flows` route ranking. One forward-search assertion and one pinned assertion expect different results for `/skills?tab=messaging`.
Skills tab resolution coverage `app/src/pages/__tests__/Skills.tab-resolution.test.tsx`	The tests cover legacy aliases, canonical tabs, Welcome, missing values, and invalid query values.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 978d6

This test-only PR introduces no runtime product impact, but its current test changes contain conflicting expectations for the same redirect and are not merge-ready until the stale case is removed; a duplicate route test is also present as a minor cleanup issue.

Suggested reviewers: al629176

Poem

A rabbit checks each route with care
Through flows and tabs and query air
Old names hop to new tabs bright
Bad values rest in Welcome’s light
The route map thumps through day and night

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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx`:
- Line 101: Format the test file containing the “/channels lands on
/connections?tab=messaging” case with the project’s Prettier configuration,
preserving its behavior and committing only the resulting formatting changes.

In `@app/src/pages/__tests__/Skills.tab-resolution.test.tsx`:
- Line 42: Move the webDef fixture into vi.hoisted mock state, or define it
inside the vi.mock factory, so the useChannelDefinitions mock does not capture a
top-level declaration before initialization. Keep the existing definitions:
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Summary

Two suites pinning the connections/flows route table against the real AppRoutes. The /workflows test at AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx:150 is the standout — it catches a stale source comment (the /flows block claims "the bare /workflows and /routines slugs now redirect here"; only /routines does), which is the kind of drift no runtime test normally notices.

Requesting changes on the CI failure only. The Prettier job is red and it gates PR CI Gate, so this cannot merge in its current state.

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CI — `Frontend Checks` is red, PR-caused

> prettier --check . && pnpm rust:format:check
[warn] src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx
[warn] Code style issues found in the above file. Run Prettier with --write to fix.
Exit status 1

CodeRabbit already called this out on :101, so I am not re-posting it inline — but for concreteness, the violation is the three vi.mock factories on :50-61, which objectWrap: "collapse" folds onto single lines:

vi.mock('./pages/Skills', () => ({ default: () => <div data-testid="page">connections</div> }));
vi.mock('./pages/FlowsPage', () => ({ default: () => <div data-testid="page">flows</div> }));
vi.mock('./pages/Activity', () => ({ default: () => <div data-testid="page">activity</div> }));

pnpm --filter openhuman-app format fixes it. The PR body's format:check checkbox needs re-running, not re-ticking.

CodeRabbit's Skills.tab-resolution.test.tsx:42 finding (the hoisted vi.mock factory closing over webDef, which is in TDZ when the factory runs during import resolution) is the other one that has to be resolved before this is mergeable — it is a real Vitest hoisting hazard, not a style note.

Verified / looks good

renderAt asserting on both loc.pathname + loc.search and the rendered page is the right pairing; a path-prefix assertion alone cannot tell /connections from /connections?tab=messaging, which is exactly the distinction /channels turns on.
The FlowCanvasPage mock reading useParams() and rendering flow-canvas:${id} is what makes the /flows/draft vs /flows/:id ranking test at :172 real rather than nominal.
selectedTab() reading aria-current="page" off TwoPaneNav rather than a tab body is well reasoned — it decouples the assertion from whatever mocks each panel happens to need.

…k, wider probe, one assertion YellowSnnowmann: the negative assertion on the pinned /skills?tab= case was a strict tautology given the line above it, and it encoded "the fixed value must not appear" as a second contract — so whoever fixes the redirect would hit two failures and have to decide whether the negative one was deliberate. Removed; the comment block already carries the intent. CodeRabbit: the vi.mock factory closed over a plain top-level const. vi.mock is hoisted above every declaration, so a factory reading an ordinary const hits it before initialisation when the mocked module is pulled in during the import phase. It happens to work here — useChannelDefinitions is only called during render, inside the test body — but it is the documented hazard, so webDef now comes from vi.hoisted. Codex: LocationProbe reported only pathname + search, so a destination carrying a fragment could lose it with every assertion still green. Now includes loc.hash. Codex also flagged /routines and /workflows as pinning a mismatch against the route contract. The facts check out and are worth recording, but the conclusion does not follow, so the assertions stay and the divergence is documented at each site instead: * AGENTS.md:175 is the authoritative route table. It specifies /routines & /workflows -> /settings/automations, and /webhooks -> /settings/integrations#webhooks. * /routines is NOT a real divergence: /settings/automations is itself <Navigate to="/flows"> (settingsRouteElements.tsx:164), so the code short-circuits one hop of the documented chain and lands in the same place. * /workflows IS a divergence, and a three-way one — AGENTS.md says /settings/automations, AppRoutes.tsx's own /flows block comment says /flows, and the code renders <Activity/> and stays put. * /webhooks IS a divergence: no fragment is emitted, so the Webhooks section is not selected on arrival. Asserting the documented destinations would produce knowingly-failing tests for behaviour the app does not have. Which side moves is a source decision for the maintainer; these tests describe the app as it is and now say so explicitly. NOT EXECUTED — no local builds or test runs in this phase. Verified by reading AGENTS.md:175, AppRoutes.tsx, settingsRouteElements.tsx:164. Prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check.

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The Prettier failure is fixed — the three vi.mock factories are collapsed, and Frontend Checks (quality, i18n, docs, coverage) passes on this head (it was the red job).
The tautological .not.toBe('/connections?tab=messaging') is gone; one assertion remains and the comment records why the second was dropped.

Regression pass over d444c14c..79511fbb (+56 / −20 across 2 files): Skills.tab-resolution.test.tsx now declares webDef through vi.hoisted, which is the supported way to share a value with a hoisted vi.mock factory — and your comment is right that the old form happened to work, since webDef was only dereferenced inside the inner hook at render time rather than during the import phase. Adopting the documented form anyway is the correct call.

LGTM, Mergeable!

…k, wider probe, one assertion YellowSnnowmann: the negative assertion on the pinned /skills?tab= case was a strict tautology given the line above it, and it encoded "the fixed value must not appear" as a second contract — so whoever fixes the redirect would hit two failures and have to decide whether the negative one was deliberate. Removed; the comment block already carries the intent. CodeRabbit: the vi.mock factory closed over a plain top-level const. vi.mock is hoisted above every declaration, so a factory reading an ordinary const hits it before initialisation when the mocked module is pulled in during the import phase. It happens to work here — useChannelDefinitions is only called during render, inside the test body — but it is the documented hazard, so webDef now comes from vi.hoisted. Codex: LocationProbe reported only pathname + search, so a destination carrying a fragment could lose it with every assertion still green. Now includes loc.hash. Codex also flagged /routines and /workflows as pinning a mismatch against the route contract. The facts check out and are worth recording, but the conclusion does not follow, so the assertions stay and the divergence is documented at each site instead: * AGENTS.md:175 is the authoritative route table. It specifies /routines & /workflows -> /settings/automations, and /webhooks -> /settings/integrations#webhooks. * /routines is NOT a real divergence: /settings/automations is itself <Navigate to="/flows"> (settingsRouteElements.tsx:164), so the code short-circuits one hop of the documented chain and lands in the same place. * /workflows IS a divergence, and a three-way one — AGENTS.md says /settings/automations, AppRoutes.tsx's own /flows block comment says /flows, and the code renders <Activity/> and stays put. * /webhooks IS a divergence: no fragment is emitted, so the Webhooks section is not selected on arrival. Asserting the documented destinations would produce knowingly-failing tests for behaviour the app does not have. Which side moves is a source decision for the maintainer; these tests describe the app as it is and now say so explicitly. NOT EXECUTED — no local builds or test runs in this phase. Verified by reading AGENTS.md:175, AppRoutes.tsx, settingsRouteElements.tsx:164. Prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check.

The existing pages/__tests__/Connections.redirects.test.tsx declares its own local copy of three routes and renders that, so it asserts React Router's Navigate rather than this app's route table: deleting /skills and /channels from AppRoutes.tsx entirely leaves all three of its tests green (verified). It also never inspects the landing URL, which is the whole payload of the /channels redirect. Add a suite that mounts the real AppRoutes (same mocking pattern as AppRoutes.auth.test.tsx) and asserts pathname+search on landing: /skills -> /connections /channels -> /connections?tab=messaging /routines -> /flows /webhooks -> /settings/integrations /workflows -> stays put, renders the legacy SKILL.md hub /workflows/run, /flows, /flows/draft, /flows/:id Two of these pin facts the source comments get wrong. /workflows is documented in the /flows block comment as redirecting to /flows; it does not. And /skills is documented twice as preserving ?tab= deep links; it does not -- Navigate is given a bare path string, so the query is dropped and pages/Skills.tsx's legacy alias table is unreachable from that route. That one is pinned as current behaviour with an explicit note to flip the assertion when it is fixed. Every test verified by mutation: each one fails, naming its own assertion, when the route it covers is deleted or retargeted.

Skills.intelligence-tabs.test.tsx covers six canonical values (llm, voice, embeddings, search, usage, composio-key). The rest of that useMemo (Skills.tsx:517-542) had none: - the four LEGACY aliases -- apps, messaging, tools, explorer -- had ZERO coverage, despite existing specifically for back-compat; - the default landing tab, which every first visit takes, had none; - an unrecognised or empty value had none. Asserts the resolved tab off the two-pane nav's aria-current (TwoPaneNav.tsx:97-98) rather than each tab's body, so a case does not depend on whatever mocks its panel happens to need. Welcome is the exception -- it is the landing overview with no nav row of its own, asserted by its own testid. Also pins that an unrecognised value, an empty value and a wrong-case value all fall back to Welcome rather than resolving to nothing. Context worth carrying: the aliases are currently unreachable by the route they were written for. /skills redirects with <Navigate to="/connections" replace />, a bare path string, so the query is dropped before the page sees it -- pinned separately in AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx. They remain reachable via a direct /connections?tab=apps, which is what this file exercises, so the branches are live rather than dead. Every test revert-proven, four mutations: delete the whole alias table -> 6 fail map 'messaging' to the wrong tab -> 1 fail, exactly that case change the default from welcome -> the 4 fallback cases fail drop 'wallet' from the accept-list -> 1 fail Skills.tsx restored after each; 16/16 green, prettier and tsc clean, 3.5s.

CI's `format:check` (`prettier --check .`) failed on 11 file(s). Formatting only — no test logic, assertions or selectors changed.

CI eslint failed: React Hook "useParams" is called in function "default" that is neither a React function component nor a custom React Hook. An anonymous arrow assigned to `default` is not recognised; a capitalised named function is.

…k, wider probe, one assertion YellowSnnowmann: the negative assertion on the pinned /skills?tab= case was a strict tautology given the line above it, and it encoded "the fixed value must not appear" as a second contract — so whoever fixes the redirect would hit two failures and have to decide whether the negative one was deliberate. Removed; the comment block already carries the intent. CodeRabbit: the vi.mock factory closed over a plain top-level const. vi.mock is hoisted above every declaration, so a factory reading an ordinary const hits it before initialisation when the mocked module is pulled in during the import phase. It happens to work here — useChannelDefinitions is only called during render, inside the test body — but it is the documented hazard, so webDef now comes from vi.hoisted. Codex: LocationProbe reported only pathname + search, so a destination carrying a fragment could lose it with every assertion still green. Now includes loc.hash. Codex also flagged /routines and /workflows as pinning a mismatch against the route contract. The facts check out and are worth recording, but the conclusion does not follow, so the assertions stay and the divergence is documented at each site instead: * AGENTS.md:175 is the authoritative route table. It specifies /routines & /workflows -> /settings/automations, and /webhooks -> /settings/integrations#webhooks. * /routines is NOT a real divergence: /settings/automations is itself <Navigate to="/flows"> (settingsRouteElements.tsx:164), so the code short-circuits one hop of the documented chain and lands in the same place. * /workflows IS a divergence, and a three-way one — AGENTS.md says /settings/automations, AppRoutes.tsx's own /flows block comment says /flows, and the code renders <Activity/> and stays put. * /webhooks IS a divergence: no fragment is emitted, so the Webhooks section is not selected on arrival. Asserting the documented destinations would produce knowingly-failing tests for behaviour the app does not have. Which side moves is a source decision for the maintainer; these tests describe the app as it is and now say so explicitly. NOT EXECUTED — no local builds or test runs in this phase. Verified by reading AGENTS.md:175, AppRoutes.tsx, settingsRouteElements.tsx:164. Prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check.

…fixed it The previous revision pinned the CURRENT (wrong) behaviour deliberately and left instructions: 'When it is fixed ... this test MUST be flipped to expect /connections?tab=messaging and the two source comments left alone, because they will finally be true.' tinyhumansai#5924 landed `ForwardSearch`, which copies both search and hash. Doing exactly that. Verified by reading AppRoutes.tsx on main and the CI diff, not executed.

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app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx (1)
135-143: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Delete the duplicate /channels test.

Lines 135-143 repeat the test at Lines 104-112 with the same input, title, and assertions. Keep one case to avoid redundant execution and future test divergence.
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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx` around lines 135 - 143, Remove
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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx`:
- Around line 171-172: Remove the contradictory test case in the AppRoutes
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/connections; retain the expectation matching the intended ForwardSearch
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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.connections-flows.test.tsx`:
- Around line 135-143: Remove the duplicate /channels test case from the
AppRoutes connections-flow tests, keeping the other identical case with the same
input, title, and assertions intact.

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My previous commit computed its splice boundary from the FIRST `toBe('/connections')` in the file rather than the one inside the target test, so it inserted the flipped case correctly but also duplicated the /channels test and left the original 'PINS A KNOWN BUG' test in place — which then failed CI, still asserting the pre-tinyhumansai#5924 behaviour. Removals only: the duplicate /channels block and the stale PINS block. Verified 0 'PINS A KNOWN BUG', 1 /channels case, 2 ?tab=messaging assertions, balanced braces, 10 cases.

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test(app): pin the nine redirect contracts, auth guards and the embedding-state warning #5884

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test(connections): pin the route table and ?tab= resolution against the app's own routes - #5883

test(connections): pin the route table and ?tab= resolution against the app's own routes#5883
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