test(e2e): browser specs for the app shell — sidebar, palette keyboard, redirect history - #5887
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Playwright coverage for app-shell sidebar navigation, keyboard accessibility, resizing, responsiveness, listener cleanup, command-palette interaction, and retired-route redirect history. It also corrects ChangesApp shell validation
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/app-shell-keyboard-navigation.spec.ts`:
- Around line 153-154: Update the collapsed connections navigation test around
navRow and focused to verify sequential keyboard reachability, not only
programmatic focus: assert the row has a non-negative tabIndex or navigate to it
with Tab before activating it, while preserving the existing focus assertion.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/app-shell-sidebar.spec.ts`:
- Line 111: Add an assertion to the test “collapsing hides the labels, keeps the
rail, and reopening restores” that verifies a sidebar label is hidden after the
sidebar reaches data-state="collapsed", while preserving the existing rail-width
and reopening assertions.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/command-palette-keyboard.spec.ts`:
- Line 105: Strengthen the assertion after pressing Enter in the command-palette
keyboard test: verify the route or action effect specifically associated with
the intended target item, rather than only checking that hash(page) is
non-empty. Use the existing target and seed-action symbols in the test to
distinguish ids[1] from ids[0], while preserving the palette-close verification
if present.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/route-redirect-history.spec.ts`:
- Line 114: Update the `/skills?tab=messaging` Playwright test to expect
`tab=messaging` in the resulting URL, and mark the test as an expected failure
with the specified W5 BUG-1 reason while the route still drops the query; remove
that expected-failure marker once routing is fixed.
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…ory, responsive WIP — written against the product markers, not yet executed; the e2e web build is still compiling. Proof runs and any fixes follow in the next commit.
… — all green in browser
25 tests across four specs, run against the real web lane (Chromium + a
locally-built openhuman-core), not jsdom.
Two corrections the browser forced, neither visible to any jsdom test:
* /webhooks does NOT land on /settings/integrations. That target is itself a
redirect (settingsRouteElements.tsx:129) to /connections, so the real
landing is /connections and there is no Integrations settings page --
despite AppRoutes.tsx:237 saying 'land on the Integrations settings'. The
jsdom route-table suite renders only the top-level table and never mounts
the nested settings routes, so it sees the declared target and stops.
* The sidebar is 224px of a 414px viewport (54%). clampWidth
(RootShellLayout.tsx:38) clamps against SIDEBAR_MIN_WIDTH=188 /
MAX_WIDTH=420 and never against window.innerWidth, and tauri.conf.json
declares the window resizable with no minWidth, so the floor is reachable.
Nothing overflows and content keeps >40%, so this is a proportion problem
rather than a broken layout. My first version asserted 'never more than
half' -- an invariant the product never promised -- and failed at 224px.
Re-pinned as an explicit characterization test.
Per-spec timeout raised to 180s: bootAuthenticatedPage costs 30-60s against
playwright.config.ts's 60s off-CI budget (the sidebar suite's first test
measured 59.1s, and two responsive tests failed outright inside beforeEach).
Raised here rather than in the shared config. After the raise the same tests
run in 0.9-3.9s, which confirms the cost is boot, not assertions.
…n exposed it
'resizing back to full width restores the layout' survived a fault injection
that failed the four per-viewport tests. Forcing the content surface to a fixed
w-[1600px] inside a 1280px window broke tests 1-4 on
expect(box.x + box.width).toBeLessThanOrEqual(width + 1)
Expected: <= 1281 Received: 1824
and left this one green, because it carried only a `>` width bound (1600
satisfies `> 512`) and the shared documentOverflowsHorizontally probe.
That probe cannot fail in this layout. The shell clips at a parent, so
documentElement.scrollWidth never grows -- with a 1600px child inside a 1280px
window it still reported false. So the test had nothing left that could fail.
Give it the same right-edge containment check the per-viewport cases use. The
overflow probe stays: it is honest about what it checks and would catch a
document-level overflow if the clipping parent ever changed. It is simply no
longer the only thing between this test and vacuity.
Re-proven: with the same fault injected, this test now fails.
AppRoutes.tsx declares nine top-level <Navigate> routes (lines 75, 141, 142, 170, 184, 188, 202, 215, 238). The first version of this spec covered seven -- /accounts (the pre-merge chat alias) and /feedback (moved into Settings) were simply missed. Add both, and a count tripwire so the next addition to the route table shows up as a failure here rather than as silence.
…leak guard Two specs. app-shell-sidebar-resize.spec.ts covers the two acceptance criteria of tinyhumansai#5676 that a browser can actually reach, and its header records the split explicitly so a green run is not mistaken for closing the issue: AC-1 no native webview punch-through when collapsed -- OUT OF REACH here AC-2 macOS traffic lights stay clear of the rail -- OUT OF REACH here AC-3 the seam paints bg-line-chrome on hover/focus -- covered AC-4 drag-resize, persistence, arrow-key steps -- covered tinyhumansai#5676 asks for a visual pass on a real desktop build (pnpm dev:app). AC-1 and AC-2 are about native compositing and window chrome; the web lane is a browser tab and has neither. AC-3 is the case the issue itself calls out -- "unit tests only assert the class name is applied, never its rendered colour" -- and getComputedStyle in a real engine is exactly the missing instrument. Two DOM facts cost a run each and are now recorded in the file: * The rail is `w-0` by design (Sidebar.tsx:330), so Playwright reports it `hidden`, `hover()` never acts on it, and boundingBox() is a zero-width line. Use toHaveCount for presence, and point at the hit-area child. * Only the LEFT half of the widened hit area receives events. Measured with elementFromPoint (sidebar edge x=224, hit area 220..228): x=221 and x=222 hit the rail; x=224 and x=227 hit the content viewport, which paints above the hit area's z-10 from a different stacking context. Aiming at the element centre -- what hover() and boundingBox() centre do -- lands on the dead side. Recorded as W5 BUG-11. app-shell-listener-hygiene.spec.ts guards W5 BUG-12: the resize drag adds a window 'blur' listener and removes 'blur-sm', so one leaks per drag per site. Both Sidebar.tsx:283/291 and RootShellLayout.tsx:185/202 have the pairing, and those two string literals are the only 'blur-sm' occurrences in app/src -- both inside removeEventListener, neither in a className, which points at a Tailwind v4 blur -> blur-sm class rename reaching into string arguments. Measured: baseline 3, +2 per drag, 9 after three drags. A control test asserting the three correctly-paired pointer listeners DO balance is what makes that number trustworthy rather than an instrumentation artifact. The leaking assertion is marked test.fail(): it states the contract the code intends, so it is green on main today and turns red the moment the bug is fixed, which is the prompt to remove the annotation. Verified both ways -- replacing the two literals with 'blur' makes it pass and leaves the rest of the suite green. The source change is NOT included here; this dispatch is test-only. Every test revert-proven by mutation, rebuilding dist-web between injection and run: arrow step 16->8, drag move neutered, rail rendered while collapsed, and the seam indicator emptied each failed only the tests asserting that property.
…to press Tab
`rg "press\('Tab'\)|activeElement"` over all 78 Playwright specs returns
nothing: no spec in this repo has ever pressed Tab or read
document.activeElement. jsdom cannot stand in either -- it has no sequential
focus navigation, no :focus-visible resolution and no computed outline -- so the
735 vitest files say nothing about it. Keyboard regressions are silent: nothing
looks broken to a mouse user.
Seven tests. The two that matter most:
* focus is not lost to <body> when a nav row changes route -- the classic SPA
regression where the focused element unmounts, focus falls back to body, and
the next Tab restarts from the top of the document;
* Tab moves onward rather than trapping inside the sidebar -- a trap in the
nav is unrecoverable without a mouse.
Plus: every row focusable AND in the tab order, Enter and Space both activate
(a div-with-onClick answers to neither), the focus ring actually resolves to a
visible box-shadow/outline, and the collapsed rail stays reachable -- if its
rows are not focusable, collapsing leaves a keyboard user with no nav at all.
A flaw in this spec's own first version, worth recording because it shipped
green: "every nav row is reachable by keyboard focus" used only
`locator.focus()`, which succeeds on a `tabindex="-1"` element. Programmatic
focus and tab-order membership are different properties, so the test passed
against exactly the regression its own comment named. Found by asking what fault
the assertion would catch while choosing a mutation, not by re-reading it. Fixed
with a tabIndex >= 0 assertion and then proven with a tabIndex={-1} injection --
which the original would have let through.
All seven revert-proven, rebuilding dist-web between injection and run:
tabIndex={-1} on nav rows -> test 1 only
Enter/Space suppressed -> tests 2, 3, 7
focus-visible:ring-2 removed -> test 6 only
focus blurred after a nav click -> test 4
Tab trapped inside the nav -> test 5
Two accessibility gaps found while writing this are recorded in the bug list and
deliberately NOT asserted here: the shell has no skip link, and no <main>
landmark (RootShellLayout renders a plain div; the only <main> elements in
app/src are in pages/Accounts.tsx and a dev demo). Neither is a contract this
repo has adopted -- no a11y lint rule, no axe run, no stated WCAG target -- so a
red lane for either would be shipping an opinion as a gate.
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Seven browser specs for the app shell. The craft here is high — app-shell-keyboard-navigation.spec.ts asserting tabIndex >= 0 alongside .focus() is exactly right (a tabindex="-1" row is script-focusable but Tab-unreachable, and a focus-only check would have passed against the very regression the test names), and the route-redirect-history.spec.ts history-depth assertions cover something no unit test can.
One finding, and it is not about the tests: app-shell-listener-hygiene.spec.ts correctly diagnoses a live window listener leak in shipped product code, and then annotates it green instead of fixing it. The two-token fix is already written out in the spec's own comment and verified by the author. Detail inline.
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Outside the diff — the defect the spec found
Both sites add 'blur' and remove 'blur-sm', so the blur handler is never detached:
app/src/components/ui/Sidebar.tsx— adds at:291(window.addEventListener('blur', detach)), removes at:283(window.removeEventListener('blur-sm', detach)).app/src/components/layout/shell/RootShellLayout.tsx— adds at:202(window.addEventListener('blur', stop)), removes at:185(window.removeEventListener('blur-sm', stop)).
'blur-sm' is a Tailwind utility class, not a DOM event — this is a blur → blur-sm find-replace that landed inside two event-name string literals. Every rail drag permanently leaks one listener per site; on the next window blur every accumulated stale stop/detach fires. grep -rn "EventListener('blur-sm'" app/src returns exactly these two lines and nothing else, so the fix is complete and self-contained.
Verified / looks good
tabIndex >= 0is a real assertion here, not a vacuous>= 0—-1is the failing value.- Sidebar/palette/responsive specs boot through
bootAuthenticatedPageand dismiss the walkthrough; no raw port literals, noE2E_MOCK_PORTfallback drift (unlike some sibling PRs in this stack). - CI: 14 checks green, no PR-caused failures.
Review tinyhumansai#5887 (YellowSnnowmann): test.fail() kept CI green on a shipping defect. The annotation was honest inside the file, but the signal a maintainer sees is a passing suite, and the leak was recorded nowhere else. Fixing the source instead. The drag teardown removed 'blur-sm' -- a Tailwind class name, not a DOM event -- while the registration used 'blur', so removeEventListener never matched and a window listener leaked per drag at each of two sites: Sidebar.tsx:283 removeEventListener('blur-sm', detach) -> 'blur' RootShellLayout.tsx:185 removeEventListener('blur-sm', stop) -> 'blur' These were the only two 'blur-sm' string literals in app/src, both inside removeEventListener and neither in a className, which points at a Tailwind v4 blur -> blur-sm class rename reaching into string arguments. The reviewer also corrected my analysis, and he is right. I had written that the stale handlers were "near-silent" and their teardown "idempotent". They are not: RootShellLayout's stop() calls setDragWidth(null) and detach() mutates document.body.style, so every window blur fires a React state update and a style mutation per past drag. One nuance in his favour that neither of us stated: commitWidth itself IS guarded after the first call, because dragWidthRef.current is nulled -- the state update and style mutation are not. The file now records that precise account instead of either looser version. app-shell-listener-hygiene.spec.ts drops test.fail() and the KNOWN FAILING suffix, so it is a live regression guard rather than a documented defect. Verification status, stated plainly: this exact fix was executed and green (8/8, including the previously-failing leak assertion) on the PRE-REBASE tree. It has NOT been re-run since the rebase onto e197e62, because local builds and test runs are now prohibited. The change is two string literals with no other edits, and CI is the check.
…ied them All four review findings on tinyhumansai#5887 are the same failure mode, and it is the one this branch exists to hunt: an assertion narrower than its test's own name. Accepting all four. 1. Collapsed rail, keyboard reachability (CodeRabbit). `focus()` succeeds on a `tabindex="-1"` element, so the collapsed-rail test proved programmatic focus only -- a row Tab can never reach would have passed. Same trap I had already fixed in the expanded case and missed here. Now asserts tabIndex >= 0. 2. "collapsing hides the labels" asserted no label (CodeRabbit). It checked rail width and reopening only. Collapsed swaps SidebarNav for CollapsedNavRail, which renders icons with aria-label and no `[data-slot="sidebar-menu-label"]` spans, so the count goes to zero -- now asserted, with a non-zero count asserted first so the check cannot pass on an empty locator. 3. Palette Enter asserted only a non-empty hash (CodeRabbit + Codex). Codex pinned down why that was worse than weak: the fixture boots on `#/chat`, and the top two actions are `nav.home` (-> /home -> /chat) and `nav.chat` (-> /chat), so the assertion was already true BEFORE Enter and stayed true whichever action ran, or if none did. The test could not detect the regression in its title. Now starts from /brain, maps each seed action to its real destination via lib/commands/globalActions.ts, and asserts the exact hash of the ARROW-SELECTED action. It also fails loudly if items 0 and 1 share a destination, so a fixture that cannot discriminate reports that rather than passing. 4. Rewards accepted absence as success (Codex). `count === 0` passing meant a regressed gate, a gate that never becomes ready, or a deleted row all counted as success. Verified the premise before changing it: useCloudNavGate requires isReady && sessionToken && !isLocalSessionToken (useCloudNavGate.ts:26-28); isLocalSessionToken is true only when the token's third dot-part is literally `local` (utils/localSession.ts:32-36); buildBypassJwt ends `.sig` (helpers/core-rpc.ts:17-22). So this fixture is a cloud session and the row must be present. Now asserted. NOT EXECUTED. Local builds and test runs are prohibited as of this phase, so these four changes are reasoned from source and typechecked only -- prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check. Change 3 in particular alters which route the test expects and has not been run.
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/app-shell-keyboard-navigation.spec.ts`:
- Around line 113-116: Update the keyboard-navigation test to track whether
document.activeElement is outside sidebar(page) after each Tab press, rather
than relying only on the stillInNav navigation-row check. Assert that at least
one navigation step leaves the entire sidebar, while preserving the existing
visited-focus diagnostics.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/command-palette-keyboard.spec.ts`:
- Line 51: Update the nav.settings route pattern in the keyboard navigation
expectations to match only the base settings route while still allowing
supported query parameters; anchor the pattern at the end so nested routes such
as intelligence and notifications do not match.
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…us leaves the sidebar Two more review findings on tinyhumansai#5887, both correct, plus two errors of my own that tracing the routes properly exposed. CodeRabbit: `/^#\/settings/` also matches `#/settings/notifications`, another mapped action's destination — so the palette test could pass while Enter ran the wrong item, which is the regression it exists to catch. End-anchored every pattern. Following that through the redirect chains found two mistakes in the map I added in the previous commit: * nav.intelligence targets `/settings/intelligence`, which is itself `<Navigate to="/brain">` (settingsRouteElements.tsx:184). It lands on `#/brain`, not `#/settings/intelligence`. * nav.settings targets `/settings`, whose index is `SettingsIndexRedirect`; at the >=768px viewport Playwright runs that is `<Navigate to="/settings/account">` (SettingsIndexRedirect.tsx:15-18). So `#/settings/account`. And the fixture started at `/#/brain`, which is nav.intelligence's landing — so had that action been selected, "the hash matches" would have been true before Enter and told us nothing. Moved to `/#/notifications`, which no mapped action targets. CodeRabbit, focus trap: `stillInNav` only tested that focus left the nav ROWS. Focus landing on the collapse toggle satisfies that while remaining inside the sidebar column, so a real trap would still pass. Now asks the DOM after each Tab whether `document.activeElement` is still contained by `[data-testid="root-shell-sidebar"]`, and requires at least one step to leave. NOT EXECUTED — no local builds or test runs in this phase. Destinations were traced by reading globalActions.ts:119-170, AppRoutes.tsx, settingsRouteElements.tsx:184 and SettingsIndexRedirect.tsx:15-18. Prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check.
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The product fix landed. Both sites now remove the listener they registered:
app/src/components/ui/Sidebar.tsx:283 window.removeEventListener('blur', detach);
app/src/components/layout/shell/RootShellLayout.tsx:185 window.removeEventListener('blur', stop);
git grep "EventListener('blur-sm'" app/src returns nothing on this head. test.fail() is gone and the case is renamed to blur listeners are balanced across a drag, so it now guards the fix instead of certifying the bug — and the header keeps the diagnosis as the record of why the two literals are what they are.
Regression pass over 1ba5839e..093bf838 (+119 / −43 across 6 files). The Rewards case in app-shell-sidebar.spec.ts is the one I would have re-checked hardest, and it is now asserted rather than recorded: toHaveCount(1) plus a click plus the hash, with the reasoning for why this fixture must open the cloud gate (buildBypassJwt ends .sig, so isLocalSessionToken is false) written out. The old if (visible > 0) form accepted a regressed gate as a pass.
LGTM, Mergeable!
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Review tinyhumansai#5887 (YellowSnnowmann): test.fail() kept CI green on a shipping defect. The annotation was honest inside the file, but the signal a maintainer sees is a passing suite, and the leak was recorded nowhere else. Fixing the source instead. The drag teardown removed 'blur-sm' -- a Tailwind class name, not a DOM event -- while the registration used 'blur', so removeEventListener never matched and a window listener leaked per drag at each of two sites: Sidebar.tsx:283 removeEventListener('blur-sm', detach) -> 'blur' RootShellLayout.tsx:185 removeEventListener('blur-sm', stop) -> 'blur' These were the only two 'blur-sm' string literals in app/src, both inside removeEventListener and neither in a className, which points at a Tailwind v4 blur -> blur-sm class rename reaching into string arguments. The reviewer also corrected my analysis, and he is right. I had written that the stale handlers were "near-silent" and their teardown "idempotent". They are not: RootShellLayout's stop() calls setDragWidth(null) and detach() mutates document.body.style, so every window blur fires a React state update and a style mutation per past drag. One nuance in his favour that neither of us stated: commitWidth itself IS guarded after the first call, because dragWidthRef.current is nulled -- the state update and style mutation are not. The file now records that precise account instead of either looser version. app-shell-listener-hygiene.spec.ts drops test.fail() and the KNOWN FAILING suffix, so it is a live regression guard rather than a documented defect. Verification status, stated plainly: this exact fix was executed and green (8/8, including the previously-failing leak assertion) on the PRE-REBASE tree. It has NOT been re-run since the rebase onto e197e62, because local builds and test runs are now prohibited. The change is two string literals with no other edits, and CI is the check.
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…ied them All four review findings on tinyhumansai#5887 are the same failure mode, and it is the one this branch exists to hunt: an assertion narrower than its test's own name. Accepting all four. 1. Collapsed rail, keyboard reachability (CodeRabbit). `focus()` succeeds on a `tabindex="-1"` element, so the collapsed-rail test proved programmatic focus only -- a row Tab can never reach would have passed. Same trap I had already fixed in the expanded case and missed here. Now asserts tabIndex >= 0. 2. "collapsing hides the labels" asserted no label (CodeRabbit). It checked rail width and reopening only. Collapsed swaps SidebarNav for CollapsedNavRail, which renders icons with aria-label and no `[data-slot="sidebar-menu-label"]` spans, so the count goes to zero -- now asserted, with a non-zero count asserted first so the check cannot pass on an empty locator. 3. Palette Enter asserted only a non-empty hash (CodeRabbit + Codex). Codex pinned down why that was worse than weak: the fixture boots on `#/chat`, and the top two actions are `nav.home` (-> /home -> /chat) and `nav.chat` (-> /chat), so the assertion was already true BEFORE Enter and stayed true whichever action ran, or if none did. The test could not detect the regression in its title. Now starts from /brain, maps each seed action to its real destination via lib/commands/globalActions.ts, and asserts the exact hash of the ARROW-SELECTED action. It also fails loudly if items 0 and 1 share a destination, so a fixture that cannot discriminate reports that rather than passing. 4. Rewards accepted absence as success (Codex). `count === 0` passing meant a regressed gate, a gate that never becomes ready, or a deleted row all counted as success. Verified the premise before changing it: useCloudNavGate requires isReady && sessionToken && !isLocalSessionToken (useCloudNavGate.ts:26-28); isLocalSessionToken is true only when the token's third dot-part is literally `local` (utils/localSession.ts:32-36); buildBypassJwt ends `.sig` (helpers/core-rpc.ts:17-22). So this fixture is a cloud session and the row must be present. Now asserted. NOT EXECUTED. Local builds and test runs are prohibited as of this phase, so these four changes are reasoned from source and typechecked only -- prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check. Change 3 in particular alters which route the test expects and has not been run.
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…us leaves the sidebar Two more review findings on tinyhumansai#5887, both correct, plus two errors of my own that tracing the routes properly exposed. CodeRabbit: `/^#\/settings/` also matches `#/settings/notifications`, another mapped action's destination — so the palette test could pass while Enter ran the wrong item, which is the regression it exists to catch. End-anchored every pattern. Following that through the redirect chains found two mistakes in the map I added in the previous commit: * nav.intelligence targets `/settings/intelligence`, which is itself `<Navigate to="/brain">` (settingsRouteElements.tsx:184). It lands on `#/brain`, not `#/settings/intelligence`. * nav.settings targets `/settings`, whose index is `SettingsIndexRedirect`; at the >=768px viewport Playwright runs that is `<Navigate to="/settings/account">` (SettingsIndexRedirect.tsx:15-18). So `#/settings/account`. And the fixture started at `/#/brain`, which is nav.intelligence's landing — so had that action been selected, "the hash matches" would have been true before Enter and told us nothing. Moved to `/#/notifications`, which no mapped action targets. CodeRabbit, focus trap: `stillInNav` only tested that focus left the nav ROWS. Focus landing on the collapse toggle satisfies that while remaining inside the sidebar column, so a real trap would still pass. Now asks the DOM after each Tab whether `document.activeElement` is still contained by `[data-testid="root-shell-sidebar"]`, and requires at least one step to leave. NOT EXECUTED — no local builds or test runs in this phase. Destinations were traced by reading globalActions.ts:119-170, AppRoutes.tsx, settingsRouteElements.tsx:184 and SettingsIndexRedirect.tsx:15-18. Prettier clean, tsc reports no errors in the touched files. CI is the check.
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Summary
Problem
The app shell had no browser-level interaction coverage. Three specific gaps:
replacesemantics were untested — droppingreplacefrom any<Navigate>leaves the retired path on the history stack, so Back returns to it and is redirected forward again, trapping the user. jsdom cannot prove the real back button.navigation-smoothness.spec.tsdeclares per-route markers and never uses them, so three tests that look like route coverage assert nothing about routes.Two product defects surfaced while writing these, both reported rather than fixed:
blurlistener — added as'blur', removed as'blur-sm'. Two independent sites (Sidebar.tsx:283vs:291,RootShellLayout.tsx:185vs:202). A Tailwind class rename reached an event-name string.Solution
Seven browser specs covering the sidebar and its resize round-trip, command-palette keyboard-only operation, all nine top-level redirects (the existing coverage reached seven), responsive layout, and a listener-hygiene guard that would catch the
blur/blur-smleak class.The resize round-trip assertion was strengthened after a mutation exposed that the first version was near-vacuous — that self-correction is recorded in the branch history rather than quietly amended.
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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blur/blur-smlistener leak and the dead resize-rail hit area.navigation-smoothness.spec.ts's unused route markers.AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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test/e2e-nav-uiValidation Run
pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— prettier clean on all seven specs.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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/channelsopens the messaging view.Tests