Migrate stories: choosing a bulk action, bringing a group back on sale, and asking to be left alone - #2082
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Extract shared group helpers to test/specs/support/groups.ts (findGroup, findOrCreateGroup, groupNamed, bulkActionPath, rememberGroupMember, memberNamesOf, memberIdsOf). Refactor group-deactivate.ts and group-copy.ts to import from it, removing all duplicated group-lookup and path-building code. New feature: choosing-a-bulk-action-for-a-group.feature — 4 scenarios across 3 rules: all-active offers copy+deactivate, all-inactive offers copy+reactivate, mixed offers copy+deactivate only, empty offers copy only. Asserts action links via browser.links (followable links, not just visible text) and rendered listing count with singular/plural guard. Trim landing.test.ts to 2 direct tests: 404 for non-existent group, 302 redirect when unauthenticated. The 7 rendering and conditional-link tests move to the story.
Finish the adopted choosing-a-bulk-action-for-a-group migration:
- Add the story id to the catalog test, which the migration missed.
- Restore slim direct render pins for the landing page's
deactivate/reactivate link branches and the member-count copy, with
story-reference comments — a Cucumber journey may never be the only
cover of a production branch.
Extend catalogue.taking-a-group-off-sale with the other half of the
switch it already promised ("until they are brought back"): a confirmed
reactivation brings every member back on sale, and a wrong name leaves
everything off sale. The steps file becomes group-off-sale.ts, with the
two directions curried over one journey, one impact-count assertion,
and one still-on-form assertion.
Slim the reactivate direct tests to branch pins (moved beside their
bulk-action siblings): the success branch that skips the
deactivation-only orphan guard, and the shared mismatch redirect —
now the one direct cover of that branch for both directions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tell the reader-side half of promotions as a Cucumber story (attendees.asking-to-be-left-alone): the link at the bottom of a real recorded promotion leads to the reader's own choices page, one press stops promotions and is counted, a change of mind puts them back, the record under their one-way code can be deleted by them, and a link with no code explains itself and offers nothing to press. The journeys drive the production pages: the choices link is read out of the copy the provider was really handed (never rebuilt), and every press is a real form send with the page's own hidden fields and CSRF token. Unify the two stories on one mechanism: the writing-to-the-people- who-booked Given "asked not to hear about promotions" now goes through the reader's real page instead of writing the database directly, so both stories exercise the one path a reader has. The shared people (BOOKERS, theOneWhoAsked) move into the bulk-email support module. Slim the direct unsubscribe tests to branch pins with two sharpened assertions: forgetting is proven by the contact row being gone (the old visits-equals-zero read could not tell a deleted row from a zeroed one), and the no-hash POST now pins its "That link is invalid." explanation, not just the redirect. TODO.md gains the question this migration surfaced — deleting your own record also deletes your promotions opt-out — and a note to move the unsubscribe flash wording into the message catalog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Tv3bbxce7yDDpNZ9kXF1C
jscpd flagged the new whatWasSentTo against addressesWrittenTo — both walked every payload entry the provider was handed and read its `to` list. The walk and the read are now copiesHanded and addressesOn, shared by both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Tv3bbxce7yDDpNZ9kXF1C
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Included review availability: 2 reviews are currently available. Based on recent review activity, included reviews refill at 5 per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds acceptance specifications and test support for promotional email choices and group bulk actions. It verifies preference changes, contact deletion, invalid links, action availability, group reactivation, and group sale-state changes. ChangesEmail preference journeys
Group bulk-action journeys
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR migrates integration coverage into stories while preserving direct checks, with no indicated runtime behavior change. One story still uses conflicting wording for empty groups and groups with no active listings, so acceptance expectations should be clarified, but no merge-blocking production risk is currently evidenced. Possibly related PRs
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In `@specs/attendees/asking-to-be-left-alone.feature`:
- Around line 60-72: Update the deletion behavior covered by “They delete their
data from their choices page” so deleting the record does not restore
promotional reachability: retain a minimal suppression state or require an
explicit separate opt-in before promotions resume. Reflect the chosen behavior
in this story and update the corresponding direct-forget test, failing closed if
no product decision is available.
In `@specs/catalogue/choosing-a-bulk-action-for-a-group.feature`:
- Around line 46-61: Update the rule text for mixed or empty groups to state
that a mixed group offers copy and deactivate, while retaining the reactivate
condition. In the mixed-group scenario, add an assertion that the organiser is
offered a way to copy the group before the existing deactivate and reactivate
assertions.
In `@test/specs/steps/group-landing.ts`:
- Around line 21-24: Remove the local actionLinkHref helper and use the existing
bulkActionPath helper directly at the assertion sites, including the additional
referenced occurrence, while preserving the current group ID and action
arguments.
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Review round: the landing story's mixed-and-empty rule claimed "only the copy is offered" while its own scenario (correctly) showed a mixed group being offered deactivation — a published claim the product does not make. The rule and the feature prose now state the exact conditions (deactivate needs one listing still on sale; bringing back waits for every listing to be off sale), the rule id no longer names the false claim, and the mixed scenario asserts the copy is offered too. Also fold group-landing's local actionLinkHref into the shared bulkActionPath it duplicated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Tv3bbxce7yDDpNZ9kXF1C
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In `@specs/catalogue/choosing-a-bulk-action-for-a-group.feature`:
- Around line 46-52: Update the earlier all-inactive group rule to specify “a
non-empty group with no active listings,” so empty groups are excluded and
retain the copy-only behavior described by the mixed-and-empty-groups rule.
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Review round: "a group with no active listings offers copy and reactivate" was also true of an empty group, which offers no reactivate — the story gave one state two outcomes. The rule now says a group with listings, every one off sale, so the empty case belongs only to its own rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Tv3bbxce7yDDpNZ9kXF1C
main deleted test/specs/steps/group-deactivate.ts in #2082, which this branch had only reformatted to fix the lint failure it was causing. The deletion wins: there is nothing left to format. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FsRNi5LfqBwqu5CMkCnEfZ
What
Three test-to-Cucumber migrations, each replacing a direct integration test's narrative claims with a story while keeping slim direct pins for every production branch (Cucumber runs do not feed the deterministic coverage gate):
catalogue.choosing-a-bulk-action-for-a-group, the bulk-actions landing page). The adopted commit is cherry-picked with its original authorship. Finishing it meant: adding the story id to the catalog test (the catalog test failed without it), and restoring three direct render pins for the landing template'shasActive/allDeactivatedlink branches and count copy, which the migration had left story-only. This PR supersedes Migrate story: choosing a bulk action for a group #2078, which can be closed.catalogue.taking-a-group-off-salewith the half its own narrative already promised ("until they are brought back"): a confirmed reactivation brings every member back on sale, and a wrong name changes nothing. Migrates the narrative claims oftest/integration/server/bulk-actions/reactivate.test.ts(file moved beside its bulk-action siblings).attendees.asking-to-be-left-alone: the reader-side half of promotions. The scenarios follow the choices link out of the copy the email provider was really handed, press the real buttons on the reader's own page, and prove the broken-link page offers nothing to press. Migrates the narrative claims oftest/integration/routes/unsubscribe.test.ts.Claim triage — reactivate.test.ts
@case:catalogue.reactivate-confirms-and-brings-every-member-back(now also asserts the redirect lands on the group's page, the form's impact count, and the exact member ids recorded at Given time) + a minimal direct pin for the branch that skips the deactivation-only orphan guard@case:catalogue.reactivate-refuses-with-a-wrong-name(adds the exact mismatch message and the still-on-the-form check) + a minimal direct pin, kept as the one direct cover of the shared group-toggle mismatch redirect — the deactivate twin was already migrated away in #2077Deliberately dropped: nothing.
Claim triage — unsubscribe.test.ts
class="info"notsuccess)class="success"notinfo)getVisitsanswers 0 for a deleted row and a zeroed one, so the old assert could not prove deletion. The pin and the story's "the site keeps no record under their code" now assert the row itself is goneDeliberately dropped: nothing.
Claim triage — landing.test.ts (amending #2078's table)
#2078 moved all render claims to the story and kept only the 404 and auth boundaries direct. That would leave the landing template's
hasActive/allDeactivatedbranches and count copy covered only by Cucumber, which the deterministic coverage gate does not count — so three compact render pins return (mixed, all-off, empty), each cross-referenced to the story. The 404 and login-redirect pins stay as #2078 left them.One mechanism for "asked not to hear"
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writing-to-the-people-who-bookedGiven "asked not to hear about promotions" used to write the database directly. It now goes through the reader's real choices page — the same journey the new story proves — so both stories exercise the one path a reader actually has, and the shared people (BOOKERS,theOneWhoAsked) live in the bulk-email support module both step files draw from.Questions surfaced, filed in TODO.md
forgetContactremoves the whole row,unsubscribedflag included, while the bookings carrying the address survive — so someone who unsubscribed and then asked to be forgotten becomes reachable by the next promotion. The story states what the product does today; whether it should is written up with the options.Checks
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