Wire Playwright into CI and fix the 9 pre-existing /logs failures - #1377
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text-bad-text. It does not verify the user-visible color or its accessibility result. Assert the rendered status behavior in this component test, and move token mapping checks to a focused styling contract test if that mapping must remain covered.As per coding guidelines, “Test user-visible behavior rather than implementation details for React components in test files.”
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-ui/src/features/logs/components/LogRequestOverview.test.tsx`:
- Line 160: Update the test around the request-http-status element to assert the
rendered status behavior or accessibility outcome rather than the
implementation-specific text-bad-text Tailwind class. Remove the direct class
assertion from the component test, and only add a separate focused styling
contract test if token mapping coverage is required.
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-ui/src/features/logs/api/use-logs-live-recovery.test.tsx`:
- Around line 365-386: Extend the test for the live recovery flow after the
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`sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y curl jq lsof` installed nothing on ubuntu-24.04 (all three ship on the image) but still hit a package mirror on every run. archive.ubuntu.com stalled three times in one day across #1376 and #1377, each burning the full 30-minute job timeout and cancelling the smoke job outright. Replace the install with a `command -v` presence check, matching the existing pattern in sdk-smoke.yml's Kotlin runtime check. This keeps the fail-fast guard if the runner image ever drops one of the tools, without the network call. Scoped to scripted-binary-smoke.yml only. smoke.yml's apt-get also installs pip/npm packages it actually needs, so it needs a different fix (retry + step timeout) and is being left for a separate change. Co-authored-by: Claide-Junior <9cdb9620d5e56a5947a467c7e8697fd4800de6617ff592988d4e2c5a1230feb9@buzz> Signed-off-by: Nick DiZazzo <nick.dizazzo@gmail.com>
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`sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y curl jq lsof` installed nothing on ubuntu-24.04 (all three ship on the image) but still hit a package mirror on every run. archive.ubuntu.com stalled three times in one day across #1376 and #1377, each burning the full 30-minute job timeout and cancelling the smoke job outright. Replace the install with a `command -v` presence check, matching the existing pattern in sdk-smoke.yml's Kotlin runtime check. This keeps the fail-fast guard if the runner image ever drops one of the tools, without the network call. Scoped to scripted-binary-smoke.yml only. smoke.yml's apt-get also installs pip/npm packages it actually needs, so it needs a different fix (retry + step timeout) and is being left for a separate change. Co-authored-by: Claide-Junior <9cdb9620d5e56a5947a467c7e8697fd4800de6617ff592988d4e2c5a1230feb9@buzz> Signed-off-by: Nick DiZazzo <nick.dizazzo@gmail.com>
…us colors Two product-visible fixes to the /logs console surfaced while wiring Playwright into CI (#1372) and triaging #1373's pre-existing failures: - The live-recovery hook (request and audit channels) waited a full POLL_INTERVAL_MS (5s) after falling back to polling before its first refetch, showing stale data during that window. Both `startPolling` paths now hydrate immediately on entry, then continue on the interval. - `text-good`/`text-warn`/`text-bad` utilities were used directly for small text (e.g. the request inspector's HTTP status), failing AA contrast in light theme. The paired `-text` tokens already existed with AA-safe light-theme overrides but were never declared in the Tailwind v4 `@theme` block, so the utilities never generated. Declares them and switches the affected tone map to the `-text` variants. Companion vitest coverage updated for the new immediate-hydrate timing and the renamed contrast utility class. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Nick DiZazzo <nick.dizazzo@gmail.com>
Triaged each of the 9 red specs (#1373) individually; all nine are test bugs, not product bugs, given the product fixes in the previous commit: - logs-a11y.spec.ts (2): pin the live-recovery clock deterministically. Freezing the clock before navigation (as originally attempted) hangs the page — React's own mount work depends on real timers while the route loads, matching Playwright's clock docs. Instead: let the clock tick through navigation and mount, hold the SSE connection open, then pause the clock and release the connection together so the reconnecting -> polling transition can't race dev-server compile time. Resume the clock before the first test's axe scan loop — axe's own scheduling needs real timers too, or `analyze()` hangs. - log-workflows.spec.ts (4): three "5s stale window" cases held their mocked SSE route open but never released it, so `onerror` never fired and the assertions hung for the full 5s timeout regardless of the product fix. Release the stream once the route has mounted. A fourth ("Request summary" region) was renamed to "Request records" in #1339; update the locator to match. - log-workflows.spec.ts (1, keyboard focus): `ariaLabel="Filter logs by time range"` was deleted outright in #1339 (not renamed in place) — LogsLedger.test.tsx's own "uses the chart selector as the only page-wide time-range control" documents the replacement. Retarget the `tabTo()` call to `Chart time range`, the current sole page-wide control, confirmed keyboard-reachable at all three tested widths. - log-workflows.spec.ts (1, audit stream cursor): the app resumes the audit stream from the last-seen sequence (intended, per its config panel); update the assertion to the exact resume URL instead of a cold-start URL. - schema-controls.spec.ts (1): `logging.audit.*` is deliberately advanced-gated (config-adapter.ts's resolvedVisibilityForPath) with a comment stating the intent, so the "empty tab" was the audit-only test fixture combined with a test that never clicked "Show advanced" — not the read-only rendering bug it looked like. Click the toggle (asserting its starting state first, since SHOW_ADVANCED_STORAGE_KEY persists across tests in this file) and update a second assertion whose expected copy was also replaced in #1339. - request-inspector.spec.ts (1): falls out of the AA contrast fix with no test change. Every one of these was invisible until now because nothing has run this suite in CI (#1372) since #1339 landed. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Nick DiZazzo <nick.dizazzo@gmail.com>
Adds `ui_e2e` to `ci-web-slice.yml`: a separate job from `ui_quality` (so lint/typecheck stay fast and a browser failure is attributable on sight), gated on the same `ui_changed` input, running chromium-only with a lockfile-keyed Playwright browser cache and failure-artifact upload. Lands blocking (no continue-on-error) — #1372 and #1373 both suggested landing non-blocking first specifically because the suite was red on day one, but this PR's product/test fixes make it green in the same commit that wires the job, so that staging isn't needed. Deletes the root playwright.config.js: its appDir points at crates/mesh-llm-ui/preview, which doesn't exist, so it never ran anything and only misleads anyone trying to run the suite from the repo root. No change to ci-website-lane.yml or its gate-closure validator: the validator requires the `web` job (ci-web-slice.yml's slice call), which aggregates every job inside the slice, so a red ui_e2e already reddens `web` -> `CI / Website`. Updates the checked-in CI-consistency test expectations (scripts/tests/) and the manage-ci skill's inventory/topology docs (ci/ci.md, current-inventory.md, ownership.yml) to match. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Nick DiZazzo <nick.dizazzo@gmail.com>
setAuditState('polling') sat behind the reconciliationTimer guard in
startPolling, so a second stream failure while already polling would
skip the guard body and leave the UI stuck on 'reconnecting' even
though the reconciliation interval from the first entry was still
live and refreshing data. Move the state update ahead of the guard so
state always reflects reality; the guard still protects the
hydrate/startReconciliation calls from running twice.
Extend the existing duplicate-hydrate regression test to also assert
state settles back to 'polling' after the second failure, and that
the original reconciliation interval (not a new one) is what drives
the next hydrate.
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pr_quality.yml / pr_linux.yml / pr_website.yml pin their lane call to Mesh-LLM/mesh-llm/.github/workflows/ci-*-lane.yml@main, so an edit to a reusable slice workflow is never exercised by this PR's own required checks -- it only runs for the first time after merging to main. That is what caused #1376/#1377 (see mesh-dev channel, 2026-08-19). This mirrors the three PR entry workflows, with the lane uses: unpinned (./... instead of ...@main) so it resolves from this branch's tip instead of main, exercising this branch's edits to ci-quality-slice.yml, ci-linux-lane.yml's slices, and ci-website-lane.yml's slices before merge. Triggered on push-to-branch, not pull_request: scripts/tests/test_pr_workflow_artifacts.py:: test_pr_validation_has_exactly_five_focused_entrypoints asserts every pull_request-triggered workflow is one of the five pr_*.yml files, and that check runs against PR content directly (not main-pinned) -- a sixth pull_request-triggered file reds the real PR / Quality. plan-ci still receives event_name: pull_request / original_event_name: pull_request as explicit inputs so it selects the pr-ready profile (full rows, not the draft-collapsed set); scripts/plan-ci.py rejects a pr-* profile paired with any other event value, so those stay as written. base_sha comes from a merge-base against the default branch instead of the PR API, since push events have no PR object. Verified: actionlint clean; the four workflow-contract test modules (test_pr_workflow_artifacts, test_reusable_workflow_runner_trust, test_ci_lane_workflows, test_ci_workflow_artifacts) all pass -- 60/60. Throwaway: deleted in the final commit of this branch, before merge. Not part of the checked five-entry PR shape. Co-authored-by: Claide <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1372
Closes #1373
Summary
Wires the console's 56-test Playwright suite into CI so it actually gates merges, and fixes every one of the 9 pre-existing
/logstest failures that #1373 found while validating PR #1339. Two of those nine turned out to be real product bugs; the rest were stale test expectations that nothing has caught since the suite has never run in CI.What changed for users
/logsrequest or audit stream falls back to polling, the console now hydrates immediately instead of waiting a full 5-second poll interval.HTTP 200/HTTP 404) now meets AA color-contrast in light theme.What changed for CI
ui_e2ejob toci-web-slice.yml— a separate job fromui_qualityso lint/typecheck stay fast and a browser-lane failure is attributable on sight. Gated on the sameui_changedsignal, chromium-only, with a lockfile-keyed Playwright browser cache and failure-artifact upload (traces + screenshots) onif: failure().playwright.config.js(appDirpointed atcrates/mesh-llm-ui/preview, which doesn't exist).ci-website-lane.yml's gate: the validator requires thewebslice-call job, which aggregates every job insideci-web-slice.yml, so a redui_e2ealready reddensCI / Website.The 9 pre-existing failures (#1373), triaged individually
log-workflows.spec.ts×3 ("5s stale window")request-inspector.spec.ts(contrast)-textAA tokens declared but never wired into Tailwind's@themelogs-a11y.spec.ts×2Reconnecting→pollingtransition against real timelog-workflows.spec.ts(audit cursor)log-workflows.spec.ts(keyboard focus)ariaLabel="Filter logs by time range") deleted outright in #1339Chart time range, the current sole page-wide time-range controlschema-controls.spec.tslogging.audit.*is deliberately advanced-gated by design; the fixture only had audit settings, and the test never clicked "Show advanced"Two additional stale locators surfaced only once the above unblocked test execution far enough to reach them (
"Request summary"→"Request records", both renamed in #1339) — fixed alongside.Validation
pnpm run test:e2e(full suite, run twice to catch flake from the timing changes): 0 failed, 2 skipped, 60 passed, both runs.pnpm run lint && pnpm run typecheck && pnpm test: clean (1408 passed, 3 skipped).just build: clean.just ci-validate(actionlint,git diff --check, the CI-consistency Python suite, crate-list/release/publish-chain checks): clean.ui_e2eactually reddensCI / Website) will run against this PR's own CI once opened; will report results and revert the scratch commits before merge.Architecture
No architectural changes. This is wiring plus targeted bug/test fixes within the existing
/logslive-recovery hook, contrast token system, and CI slice structure.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Quality Improvements