feat(onboarding): ask before copying API key - #3025
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe onboarding AI-help flow lets users copy instructions with or without an API key. Localized dialog text and prompt generation support redacted and full CLI commands. Tests cover API-key loading, dialog configuration, and generated prompts. ChangesAI-help prompt copying
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to The onboarding flow now explicitly asks whether to include the API key and produces the corresponding instruction variant; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AppOnboardingFlow
participant ApiKeyLoader
participant CopyDialog
User->>AppOnboardingFlow: Request AI-help copy
AppOnboardingFlow->>ApiKeyLoader: loadApiKey()
ApiKeyLoader-->>AppOnboardingFlow: API key or loading failure
AppOnboardingFlow->>CopyDialog: Open key inclusion choices
CopyDialog-->>AppOnboardingFlow: Select redacted or full prompt
AppOnboardingFlow-->>User: Copy generated prompt
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In `@src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue`:
- Around line 998-1016: Update copyAiInstructions so it waits for the existing
asynchronous API-key loading operation, such as ensureApiKey, to complete before
calling dialogStore.openDialog. Evaluate apiKey.value only after loading
finishes so the with-key button reflects the populated key state when the dialog
is created.
In `@tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts`:
- Around line 52-62: Replace the source-text assertions in the test around
copyAiInstructions with a runtime test that captures the
app-onboarding-ai-help-copy-dialog configuration, verifies its translated
content, and confirms the with-key button is disabled when no API key exists.
Invoke both button handlers with redactedCliCommand.value and cliCommand.value,
asserting each copies the corresponding createAiHelpPrompt result while
preserving the with-key button’s primary role.
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2 issues found across 4 files
Confidence score: 3/5
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src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue, the onboarding dialog snapshotsdisabled: !apiKey.valueonly once, so ifensureApiKey()resolves later the with-key path can remain blocked and users may be unable to proceed with setup — make the disabled state reactive (or recompute it when the API key load completes). - In
tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts, assertions depend on raw source slicing between function-name markers, so harmless refactors/renames can cause false failures and reduce trust in CI signal — rewrite this test to assert behavior via component state/rendered output instead of source text boundaries.
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<file name="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts:53">
P3: This new test asserts on raw Vue source text and scopes the assertions by slicing between two marker strings (`function copyAiInstructions()` … `function goToInstallStep()`). Both markers are brittle: if `'function goToInstallStep()'` is not found, `indexOf` returns -1 and `slice(start, -1)` silently extends to the rest of the file, so the `toContain` checks pass against the whole remainder and the test reports green even when the copy handler no longer has the behavior under test. If the `copyAiInstructions` signature changes (e.g. `async function`), `slice(-1, …)` returns only the last char and the test fails with an unhelpful message. This UI behavior (ask whether to include the key, make inclusion primary) should be verified with a mounted runtime test asserting the rendered dialog and button roles instead of source-text matching.</violation>
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<file name="src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue">
<violation number="1" location="src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue:1012">
P2: The `disabled: !apiKey.value` value is captured once when the dialog opens. If the API key is still loading asynchronously (ensureApiKey() pending) at that point, the with-key button stays disabled even after apiKey.value becomes populated, since this buttons array isn't reactive. Await the in-flight key load before opening the dialog, or bind `disabled` to a reactive computed instead of a snapshot value.</violation>
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1 issue found across 4 files
Confidence score: 4/5
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tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts, coverage checks the copy dialog source but misses the key behavior inAppOnboardingFlow.vue(disabled: !apiKey...), so a regression could let the include-API-key option appear enabled when no key exists, breaking the onboarding guarantee—add an assertion that the with-key option is disabled whenapiKeyis absent.
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<violation number="1" location="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts:63">
P2: The new test verifies the copy dialog source but never asserts the PR's stated guarantee that include-API-key is disabled when no key is available. In `AppOnboardingFlow.vue` the with-key option is `disabled: !apiKey.value`, yet the test only checks `role: 'primary'` (loose, since it's not tied to the cliCommand handler). A source-edit regression that removes the `disabled: !apiKey.value` guard would still pass. Assert the disabled binding and tie the primary role to the cliCommand handler.</violation>
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3 issues found across 4 files
Confidence score: 3/5
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messages/en.json, the updatedapp-onboarding-ai-help-promptappears to remove the explicit “do not paste my real Capgo API key” guardrail, which raises a real chance users get prompted into sharing sensitive credentials—restore an explicit no-real-key instruction in the redacted prompt path. - In
tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts, the new test validates behavior by slicing/asserting rawAppOnboardingFlow.vuesource text, so harmless refactors can fail tests while real behavior regressions slip through—switch to behavior-level assertions against rendered UI/actions instead of source-string checks. - In
tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts, therole: 'primary'check is too broad for the “makes inclusion primary” intent, so button-role swaps could still pass and mask the exact regression this test is meant to catch—assert the specific include-key and redacted button identities and their roles explicitly.
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<violation number="1" location="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts:52">
P2: This new test verifies the copy-API-key dialog by slicing and asserting on the raw `AppOnboardingFlow.vue` source text (checking `copyHandler` contains `role: 'primary'`, `createAiHelpPrompt(redactedCliCommand.value)`, etc.) instead of mounting the component and asserting runtime behavior. Source-text assertions neither prove the dialog actually opens with the right buttons nor that the buttons invoke the intended copy handlers when clicked, and they break on harmless refactors (renaming `goToInstallStep`, reordering calls). Mount `AppOnboardingFlow` (or the dialog) under happy-dom, trigger `copyAiInstructions`, and assert the rendered dialog shows both options, the primary "Copy with API key" button is disabled when no key is loaded, and clicking each button copies the expected command.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts:64">
P3: The new test's `role: 'primary'` assertion only proves that some button in the handler carries role 'primary', so the test named "makes inclusion primary" would still pass if the include-key and redacted buttons swapped roles (with-key → secondary, without-key → primary). Both `createAiHelpPrompt` calls and a `role: 'primary'` substring would still be present. Anchor 'primary' to the include-key entry (the one calling `createAiHelpPrompt(cliCommand.value)`) so the role wiring is actually guarded.</violation>
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<file name="messages/en.json">
<violation number="1" location="messages/en.json:387">
P2: The redacted prompt path drops the old explicit security guardrail. The previous `app-onboarding-ai-help-prompt` told the assistant "Do not ask me to paste my real Capgo API key into this chat." The new wording for the placeholder case only says "tell me where to replace it locally" and never forbids the assistant from asking the user to paste the real key. Since the redacted option is the safe default, an assistant following instructions literally can solicit the live key into the chat, recreating the exact risk the old prompt prevented. Keep "Do not ask me to paste my real Capgo API key into this chat" in the `[YOUR_CAPGO_API_KEY]` branch.</violation>
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Confidence score: 5/5
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tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts, asserting against raw Vue source text and exact statement ordering/prop literals can make the test brittle to harmless refactors, leading to noisy failures without catching real onboarding regressions—shift the test to runtime behavior assertions (e.g., observable dialog state/calls) instead of string-slicing implementation details.
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<violation number="1" location="tests/app-onboarding-apikey-loading.unit.test.ts:60">
P3: The new test asserts on the raw Vue source text (string-slicing `copyAiInstructions`, checking the ordering of `await loadApiKey()` before `dialogStore.openDialog`, and verbatim `role: 'primary'` / `disabled: !apiKey.value`). This couples the test to implementation details, so any internal refactor breaks it without changing behavior. This repo's testing guidance prefers mounting the real component under happy-dom and asserting the rendered dialog (primary/secondary action, disabled state, copied command) over source-text assertions. Convert this test to a runtime behavior test.</violation>
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