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 riyadhafraa
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Task #489: row-wide drag rotates meeting content; time + daily numbers anchored
Backend - New POST /api/executive-meetings/rotate-content (zod-validated) rotates ONLY meeting content through fixed (start_time, end_time, daily_number) slots. Same-date enforced; per-meeting expectedUpdatedAt → 409 stale; incomplete day (missing visible row) → 400. - ExecutiveMeetingsRotateContentBody added in lib/api-zod (manual.ts). - 6 backend tests cover happy path, stale, different_dates, 401, 403, incomplete_day. Existing /swap-times tests still pass. Frontend (artifacts/tx-os) - Whole <tr> is now the drag handle (the dedicated GripVertical button is retired). useSortable is gated on canMutate; safeRowDragListeners filters drags whose target is an interactive descendant (button, input, edit/time cells, row-actions, bulk-select). useSortable `attributes` are spread only when canMutate so view-mode rows stay clickable (otherwise aria-disabled blocked the popover trigger). - onRowDragEnd → rotateContent(fromId, toId): optimistic patch reassigns each chronological slot's tuple to the new occupant; rolls back + toast on failure. - Quick-actions popover now contains only Postpone (#486 Move up/down buttons removed). Tests (artifacts/tx-os) - New tests/executive-meetings-row-drag.spec.mjs: drags Alpha → Charlie position by # cell, asserts rotate-content fires and slots stay anchored. - tests/executive-meetings-row-quick-actions.spec.mjs: drops up/down cases, keeps Postpone + skip-surfaces + viewer. - tests/executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs: two legacy grip drag tests rewritten to drag the row body and target /rotate-content (the legacy /reorder route + tests are intentionally untouched). Drift / notes - Architect flagged a medium-severity hardening note: rotate-content FOR UPDATE locks orderedIds but not the day-scope completeness query. Out of #489 scope; no follow-up created (proposeFollowUpTasks was already consumed on #486). |
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riyadhafraa
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Task #188: Add browser test for reorder rollback when the API rejects a row drag
Added a Playwright e2e scenario in
`artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs`
that exercises the optimistic-update + onError rollback path in
`reorderRows()` (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx ~L1484).
What the test does:
- Seeds two meetings (A, B) on a unique future date via direct DB inserts.
- Logs in as admin, navigates to /executive-meetings, jumps to that date,
enables edit mode.
- Captures the original DOM order [A, B].
- Installs a `page.route("**/api/executive-meetings/reorder")` override
that responds with 500 + `{ error: "Simulated reorder failure" }`. The
`error` field (not `message`) is intentional so apiJson() throws that
exact string into the destructive toast description.
- Drags row B above row A using the same mechanic as the success-path
reorder test (warm-up move past dnd-kit's 6px PointerSensor activation
distance, then a stepped move targeting just above the row's vertical
center).
- Waits for the intercepted 500, then asserts the toast description
("Simulated reorder failure") and a localized title (en or ar) is
visible — proving the user-facing error surfaced.
- Polls the DOM to confirm the row order rolled back to [A, B].
- Defense-in-depth: queries the DB to confirm daily_number / start_time /
end_time for both rows are unchanged, so a future regression that
somehow bypasses the route override can't hide.
- Cleans up: page.unroute, and the existing afterAll deletes the seeded
rows.
Test seeding:
- Uses uniqueFutureDate(6); offsets 1..5 are already claimed by other
tests in this file, and the file-level afterAll cleanup means two
tests sharing date + daily_number would collide on the
UNIQUE (meeting_date, daily_number) index.
Verified by running:
npx playwright test --grep "rolls back to the original order"
and the prior success-path drag test together — both pass.
No production code changes; this is a pure test addition.
Replit-Task-Id: 02cfe898-1db8-40e9-ba6b-cd5df9f0a3f4
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riyadhafraa
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a29f7a25c6 |
Add browser test for drag-to-reorder schedule columns (task #187)
Adds a Playwright scenario to artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs that: - Logs in as admin, seeds one meeting on a far-future date, and lands on the schedule for that date. - Hops to the Settings tab to confirm the column customizer panel (em-customize-columns-panel) still surfaces the feature, then bounces back to the schedule. - Enters edit mode (required for SortableHeader to register dnd-kit attributes/listeners) and asserts the default header order (number, meeting, attendees, time) via th[data-testid^=em-col-header-]. - Drags the "attendees" header above the "meeting" header using a warm-up move past the 6px PointerSensor activation distance and a stepped pointer move whose end point lands slightly LEFT of the target's horizontal center (horizontalListSortingStrategy needs the drop point on the leading side to insert before the target). - Polls the rendered headers for the new order (number, attendees, meeting, time), then reads em-schedule-cols-v1 from localStorage to confirm persistence. - Reloads the page and re-asserts the new order to prove it restores from localStorage rather than reverting to DEFAULT_COLUMNS. Deviation from the task wording: the task description says the test should "open the customize-columns popover" and "drag one column chip above another". The customize panel is no longer a popover — it was moved into the Settings tab in #265 — and it never had draggable chips; column reordering is wired to the SortableHeader cells inside the schedule's floating thead. The new test honors the spirit of the task by visiting the Settings panel for sanity, then performing the actual reorder gesture on the table headers (the only mechanism the codebase exposes). Validation: the new test passes in isolation and as part of the schedule-features suite. One unrelated existing test ("custom highlight color paints the current meeting's box-shadow ring") is currently flaky/failing on its own without my changes; left untouched as it is outside this task's scope. Replit-Task-Id: 06c14e68-096b-407d-86b9-bd5a45674aee |
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riyadhafraa
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d55c7ee8bb |
Add browser test for editing attendee names with formatting (Task #186)
Original task: cover the inline attendee-name edit flow in the Executive Meetings schedule. The attendee row uses the same EditableCell + Tiptap toolbar as titles (parent task #122), but until now only the title path had end-to-end coverage. A regression in attendee-name formatting would only have surfaced via manual QA. Changes: - Extended artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs with a new scenario: * seeds a meeting + one plain-text attendee directly in the DB, * logs in as admin, navigates to the schedule, jumps to the seeded date, flips on edit mode, * clicks the inline attendee EditableCell, selects all, applies bold + the red color swatch via the toolbar, and saves via the check button while waiting for PUT /api/executive-meetings/:id/attendees to succeed, * reloads the page, re-navigates to the date, and asserts the rendered HTML in the cell still contains <strong>/<b> and the red color (#dc2626 or rgb(220,38,38)), * additionally queries executive_meeting_attendees.name in the DB to confirm the formatted HTML round-tripped through the server, not just survived in the local Tiptap document. - Added a small insertAttendee helper in the same spec to seed initial state without driving the manage-dialog flow. - The existing afterAll already deletes attendee rows for the created meetings (cascade-safe), so no cleanup changes were needed. Verification: ran the new test in isolation (passed in 9.1s) and the full schedule-features spec (5/5 passed in 40.1s). No code changes outside the test file. Follow-up filed: #270 — browser test for clearing an attendee's name to trigger the delete-row gesture (separate documented behavior path with no end-to-end coverage today). Replit-Task-Id: 68a0ce72-6cdf-45e0-a7c7-4fea9c833fe7 |
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riyadhafraa
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310baa41ab |
#265: unify Executive Meetings header into single Settings tab
Header
- Removed the standalone Font Settings nav button and the bilingual
language toggle. The header now exposes only Export PDF.
- Renamed the SECTIONS key `fontSettings` → `settings` (Settings icon
retained) and updated visibility checks + render switch.
Settings tab
- New SettingsSection wraps the existing FontSettingsSection plus a
new ColumnsCustomizerPanel (extracted from the old popover body) so
column visibility / current-meeting highlight live with the rest of
user prefs.
- Removed the old ColumnsCustomizer popover trigger from the schedule
toolbar; the inline panel inside Settings is the single entry point.
State lifting
- columns/setColumns and highlightPrefs/setHighlightPrefs lifted from
ScheduleSection up to ExecutiveMeetingsPage so both tabs read/write
the same state. Storage keys (COLS_STORAGE_KEY, HIGHLIGHT_STORAGE_KEY)
unchanged so existing user prefs continue to load.
- Per code-reviewer follow-up: moved the columns localStorage write
effect up to the page as well so edits made in Settings persist even
when ScheduleSection is unmounted.
Locales
- ar.json + en.json: renamed nav.fontSettings → nav.settings
("الإعدادات" / "Settings"); removed the now-unused
executiveMeetings.fontSettings header label.
- Removed unused Languages and Type lucide imports.
Tests
- Updated executive-meetings-bulk-actions.spec.mjs and
executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs to navigate via
em-nav-settings instead of the removed em-customize-columns-trigger.
- All 226 sequential api tests pass; both updated playwright specs
pass.
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riyadhafraa
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Add Playwright e2e tests for Executive Meetings schedule features
Task #129 — added 4 browser test scenarios in artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs: 1. Rich-text title editing (bold + red color via Tiptap toolbar) round-trips through the API and persists after reload — checks both the rendered cell HTML and the DB column. 2. Drag-to-reorder rows: dragging row 2 above row 1 swaps daily numbers AND start times; verified after page reload. 3. Custom highlight color from the customize popover paints the current meeting row with an inset box-shadow ring matching the chosen swatch (default green vs custom red). 4. A non-mutate user (executive_viewer) sees no grip handle and no edit-mode toggle on the schedule. Implementation notes / drift: - Tests seed meetings directly via DATABASE_URL using pg.Pool and clean up in afterAll (meetings, attendees, audit logs, and any granted executive_viewer role assignments are revoked). - Meeting dates use a per-process random base ~1+ year out so reruns never collide on the (meeting_date, daily_number) unique key. - The bold+color assertion checks whichever language column was written (title_ar vs title_en), since admin's preferredLanguage overrides the localStorage tx-lang init script after login. - Re-used existing test IDs already exposed by the schedule UI (em-edit-title, em-edit-toolbar, em-edit-bold, em-edit-color-red, em-edit-save, em-row-grip, em-customize-columns-trigger, em-highlight-toggle, em-highlight-color-#hex, em-edit-mode-toggle, data-current-meeting). No production code changes. All 4 tests pass against the live workflows (40s total). Replit-Task-Id: 761dc96a-5bcb-47ef-bdb2-acfbebc68fc5 |