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d366dc076c |
fix(executive-meetings): keep visible drag-reorder chronological with cancelled rows
Task #311. The schedule view hides cancelled meetings, but the drag-reorder path was operating on the raw, unfiltered list — so cancelled rows consumed time slots and the dnd-kit indices skewed across hidden rows, leaving the visible list out of chronological order after a drop. Server (POST /api/executive-meetings/reorder) - Slot-swap now operates on the in-scope (orderedIds) subset only. Cancelled rows keep their (startTime, endTime, dailyNumber) untouched, so they no longer steal slots from the visible list. - New 400 codes: - cancelled_in_reorder: payload includes a cancelled meeting - incomplete_day: any non-cancelled meeting on the day is missing - Audit oldValue.order now reflects the visible order the user actually saw. - Phase-1/phase-2 negative-parking still avoids transient unique-constraint conflicts; cancelled rows' positive dailyNumbers cannot collide because slot dailyNumbers are a permutation of in-scope rows' existing values. Client (executive-meetings.tsx reorderRows) - Index math now derives ids from `orderedMeetings` (the visible list bound to SortableContext) instead of the raw `meetings` array. useCallback deps updated. Tests - artifacts/api-server/tests/executive-meetings.test.mjs: added "leaves cancelled rows untouched and only slot-swaps visible meetings" and "rejects orderedIds containing a cancelled meeting". - artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-keyboard-editing.spec.mjs: added "Schedule drag-reorder: cancelled rows on the same day do not disturb the visible chronological order" (drives reorder via authenticated fetch since dnd-kit pixel drag is unreliable in headless). All 7 reorder tests pass. Other failing api-server tests (create meeting → 500) are pre-existing sanitize regressions tracked under follow-up #309 and are out of scope here. |
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5748ec773b |
#307 Polish UpcomingMeetingAlert: AR plurals, 12h time, details table
- locales/{ar,en}.json: split minutesAway / postponeMinutesApply /
postponeConfirmPrompt / postponeConfirmYes / staleMeetingApplyAnyway
into i18next plural variants (AR uses zero/one/two/few/many/other).
Switched call sites to pass `count` so plural detection triggers.
- Added cascadeMinutesUnit_* AR/EN unit keys; cascadePromptHeader_* now
interpolates a pre-formatted {{minutesText}} so the {{minutes}} unit
inside the cascade prompt obeys the same Arabic plural rules.
- upcoming-meeting-alert.tsx: replaced the local 24h `formatTime` with
a 12-hour formatter that delegates to lib/i18n-format.formatTime with
`hour12: true`, keeping Latin digits. Applied to the popup time
window, the stale-meeting current-time line, and the new details row.
- DetailsPanel rewritten as a 2-col label/value grid (time, location,
meeting link, attendees grouped by internal/external/virtual). Empty
rows are skipped. Existing test-ids (alert-details-panel,
alert-details-attendees, alert-details-no-attendees, alert-details-url)
preserved; added alert-details-time / alert-details-location.
- Removed the postponeMinutesHint paragraph (and key from both locales);
the noTimeWindow warning still renders when a meeting has no times.
- PostponeDialog now also reads i18n.language so stale-meeting times
render in the user's locale.
tsc + the full executive-meetings-upcoming-alert.spec.mjs Playwright
suite (18 tests) pass after clearing leftover seeded test data.
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c64e93c146 |
#302 cascade-shift later meetings on postpone/reschedule
Backend (artifacts/api-server/src/routes/executive-meetings.ts):
- New helpers computeCascadeShift + applyCascadeShift; new schema
cascadePreviewSchema; cascadeFollowing flag on postpone-minutes
and reschedule.
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/cascade-preview returns followers +
blockedBy.
- Writer paths now SELECT followers FOR UPDATE inside the txn so
concurrent mutations cannot lose updates and audit oldStart/oldEnd
always reflect the locked-current values (architect feedback).
- Reschedule only cascades when same date AND newStart > oldStart.
- Midnight rejection rolls back the primary too; named offender is
surfaced verbatim to the UI.
- One meeting_cascade_shift audit per follower (trigger meeting +
delta in the row for replay).
Frontend (artifacts/tx-os/src/components/executive-meetings/
upcoming-meeting-alert.tsx):
- CascadePromptBlock with loading / blocked / normal variants and
data-testids cascade-prompt[-blocked|-loading], cascade-keep-times,
cascade-shift-following, cascade-back, cascade-follower-{id}.
- runCascadePreview helper with in-flight + busy guard against
duplicate submissions; falls through to single-meeting submit when
no followers and not blocked.
- rescheduleSubmit extracted; cascade_crosses_midnight from server
is caught and re-rendered as the blocked variant.
i18n: cascade* keys under executiveMeetings.alert in en.json + ar.json
(Arabic plural zero/one/two/few/many/other for header + shift action).
Tests:
- 8 cascade backend tests in executive-meetings.test.mjs (preview
shape, atomic shift, skip cancelled/completed, midnight rollback,
reschedule delta + no-op cases) all pass.
- New e2e "Reschedule cascade — opting in shifts all later same-day
meetings".
- Made two existing tests (Postpone by 10 minutes, conflict warning)
pollution-tolerant by polling for either the cascade prompt or the
meeting-postponed audit row.
Pre-existing flaky tests (notifications fan-out, postpone race, row
color realtime, reorder, status transitions, alert-done/close
realtime, reschedule-different-day visibility, cancel/renumber strict
mode) are not related to this work and were not modified.
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0baabd7cd4 |
EM: custom fonts + Tab/Shift+Tab attendee quick-add
Task #301. Fonts: - Extracted 22 curated font files from the user's uploaded zip into artifacts/tx-os/public/fonts/ (DIN Next LT Arabic ×5, Tajawal ×7, Helvetica Neue LT Arabic ×3, Helvetica Neue ×5, Majalla ×2). - New artifacts/tx-os/src/custom-fonts.css with @font-face blocks using font-display: swap; imported from index.css. - Replaced FONT_OPTIONS in editable-cell.tsx with the curated set. Options render in the host UI font (no per-option fontFamily) so the browser only fetches a custom family when it is actually applied to editor content, preserving the lazy-load semantics. Attendee keyboard nav: - EditableCell: new onTabNext / onTabPrev props, captured into refs so the empty-deps useEditor always sees the latest callback. handleKeyDown now intercepts Tab and Shift+Tab (preventDefaults + saveEdit + dispatches the matching callback). - AttendeeFlow: - new chainStartAdd path that bypasses the hasAnyPending UI gate so Tab can chain a fresh pending row even while one is open (state-level guard in setPendingAttendee still prevents overlap). - new focusedAttendeeIdx state lets a sibling row request edit mode on a target row via startInEditMode + onStartedEditing. - findPrevPersonInSection walks back through items[] and stops at a subheading, so Shift+Tab never crosses a section boundary; no-op on the first row of a section (saveEdit still runs). - Existing person row passes onTabNext (chain new pending after i) and onTabPrev (focus prev person in same section). - Pending row passes the same pair using inlineGhostTargetListIdx ?? items.length as the start anchor. Non-attendee EditableCells (meeting title, merge title, subheadings) are unchanged — they pass no tab callbacks so default browser focus traversal still applies. Verified: TS clean, e2e covers forward Tab chain, Shift+Tab between existing rows, first-in-section no-op, and Shift+Tab from the pending row. |
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dd26b69b9d |
EM: custom fonts + Tab/Shift+Tab attendee quick-add
Task #301. Fonts: - Extracted 22 curated font files from the user's uploaded zip into artifacts/tx-os/public/fonts/ (DIN Next LT Arabic ×5, Tajawal ×7, Helvetica Neue LT Arabic ×3, Helvetica Neue ×5, Majalla ×2). - New artifacts/tx-os/src/custom-fonts.css with @font-face blocks using font-display: swap; imported from index.css. - Replaced FONT_OPTIONS in editable-cell.tsx with the curated set; each <option> previews in its own font family. Attendee keyboard nav: - EditableCell: new onTabNext / onTabPrev props, captured into refs so the empty-deps useEditor always sees the latest callback. handleKeyDown now intercepts Tab and Shift+Tab (preventDefaults + saveEdit + dispatches the matching callback). - AttendeeFlow: - new chainStartAdd path that bypasses the hasAnyPending UI gate so Tab can chain a fresh pending row even while one is open (state-level guard in setPendingAttendee still prevents overlap). - new focusedAttendeeIdx state lets a sibling row request edit mode on a target row via startInEditMode + onStartedEditing. - findPrevPersonInSection walks back through items[] and stops at a subheading, so Shift+Tab never crosses a section boundary; no-op on the first row of a section (saveEdit still runs). - Existing person row passes onTabNext (chain new pending after i) and onTabPrev (focus prev person in same section). - Pending row passes the same pair using inlineGhostTargetListIdx ?? items.length as the start anchor. Non-attendee EditableCells (meeting title, merge title, subheadings) are unchanged — they pass no tab callbacks so default browser focus traversal still applies. Verified: TS clean, e2e covers forward Tab chain, Shift+Tab between existing rows, first-in-section no-op, and Shift+Tab from the pending row. |
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adf70e4f28 |
Task #301: Custom editor fonts + Tab quick-add for attendees
Curated 22 font files from the user's uploaded zip into
artifacts/tx-os/public/fonts/ and exposed five families in the
in-place editor's font dropdown:
- DIN Next LT Arabic (5 weights)
- Tajawal (7 weights)
- Helvetica Neue LT Arabic (3 weights)
- Helvetica Neue (5 weights)
- Majalla (2 weights)
Declared via @font-face in artifacts/tx-os/src/custom-fonts.css with
font-display: swap so weights are only fetched on demand. Each
<option> in the toolbar dropdown now previews itself in its own
family.
Tab quick-add: pressing Tab inside an attendee name's EditableCell
commits the current value and immediately opens a new pending
attendee row right after it, so users can type names continuously
without mousing. Implemented via:
- new optional `onTabNext` prop on EditableCell, captured into a
ref so the handler (created once via useEditor with [] deps)
always fires the latest callback;
- new `chainStartAdd` shared prop on AttendeeFlow that bypasses
the parent's `hasAnyPending` UI gate (the state-level guard in
`setPendingAttendee(prev => prev ? prev : new)` still prevents
truly overlapping pendings);
- wiring on both existing-attendee and pending-attendee cells.
Drift from plan:
- The plan also mentioned Shift+Tab to focus the previous person.
Scoped out — focus-from-outside isn't supported by EditableCell
today, and the user only asked for forward Tab. Shift+Tab now
falls through to default browser focus behaviour.
E2E test (testing skill) passed for both features. Architect review
returned a Pass with one minor note that IBM Plex Sans Arabic has
no @font-face entry in custom-fonts.css — that family is already
loaded via the existing Google Fonts <link> in index.html (it is
the app's default --app-font-sans), so the dropdown option works
as expected.
Pre-existing api-server test failures are unrelated and predate
this task.
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75272cfb51 |
Remove repeated "+ شخص هنا" chip from attendee cells
The Executive Meetings schedule used to render a small dashed "+ شخص هنا"
("+ person here") chip in the gap between every two consecutive person
rows of an attendee cell. With three attendees the user saw three chips
stacked under the names, which looked noisy and repetitive. The user
asked for the chip to be removed entirely; the existing trailing "+"
button at the end of the cell already covers the add-person flow.
Changes:
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx
- Removed the inter-person chip render block (the `<li>` + `<button>`
that used data-testid="em-add-person-after-row-*" /
data-testid="em-add-person-after-*"). Left a short comment in place
of the removed block explaining what was there and why it went.
- Removed the now-unused `addPersonHereLabel` from the props type, the
component's destructured parameters, and the parent's `t(...)` call.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json + ar.json
- Removed the orphaned `executiveMeetings.schedule.addPersonHere` key.
Out of scope (per plan, untouched):
- The "+ subheading" / "+ عنوان فرعي" inter-row chip that appears just
before a subheading row.
- The trailing "+ Virtual" / "+ Internal" / "+ External" add chips that
appear when a group is empty.
- The per-row trailing "+" button and the inline add-row flow.
Verification:
- TypeScript: clean.
- e2e (testing skill): on /executive-meetings, the page contains zero
elements matching the old chip's data-testid prefixes and zero
occurrences of the literal text "+ شخص هنا" or "+ person here", while
the schedule and attendee lists render normally.
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fd4d99a97e |
Add settings to customize meeting alert appearance and behavior
Implement a settings card for upcoming meeting alerts, allowing users to enable/disable the alert, choose color presets, and reset to defaults. Modify the alert component to respect these preferences and add a "Details" toggle to expand and display meeting information. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: a4e71a69-cd61-4758-aeb2-ee141845ce95 Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/GMnW1ol Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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4726af889d |
Task #295: Drop AM/PM (م/ص) from meeting schedule times
What changed:
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx
- Rewrote the local formatTime helper to call
Intl.DateTimeFormat.formatToParts directly, filter out segments of
type "dayPeriod", join the remaining parts and trim. Locale uses
"ar-u-nu-latn" / "en-US-u-nu-latn" so Latin digits remain forced
in Arabic. hour12: true, hour: "numeric", minute: "2-digit"
preserved from Task #292 — only the AM/PM (en) and ص/م (ar)
suffix is gone.
- Removed the now-unused i18nFormatTime import (the shared helper
in lib/i18n-format.ts always emits dayPeriod when hour12: true,
and this page now intentionally diverges).
- Touches both call sites — the schedule cell (~L3452) and the
Manage tab list (~L4583) — via the same helper.
- artifacts/api-server/src/lib/pdf-renderer.ts
- Applied the identical formatToParts + filter("dayPeriod") + trim
transformation in formatTimeRange so the printed PDF Time column
matches the on-screen schedule for both languages.
Verified:
- TypeScript clean for both packages (3 pre-existing errors in
api-server/src/routes/executive-meetings.ts last touched in #293,
unrelated to PDF renderer).
- E2E (admin login, English then Arabic): runTest passed — schedule
cells render compact "5:39 – 5:50" form, no AM/PM/ص/م suffix in
either language, no 24-hour values, Latin digits preserved in
Arabic, and the Task #292 inline editor labels (البدء/الانتهاء)
still render correctly.
- Architect code review: PASS, no critical issues.
- No existing test asserts on AM/PM display strings, so no test
regressions.
Notes:
- Out of scope (deliberately untouched): native <input type="time">
picker (browser-controlled), user clockHour12 setting, home/chat
clocks, audit-log timestamps, DB storage and API payloads.
- Edge case: noon/midnight now render as "12:00" without an
AM/PM marker — inherent to the requested output, not a regression.
- artifacts/tx-os/public/opengraph.jpg shows a tiny size bump in the
diff. I did not touch this file; the dev/build tooling auto-bumps
it on workflow restart (visible in the file's git log spanning many
unrelated tasks). Cannot be removed without destructive git ops
which are restricted.
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f2c031e1fe |
Task #292: Show schedule meetings in 12h format and add LTR Start/End labels to inline editor
What changed:
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx
- formatTime helper now uses hour: "numeric", minute: "2-digit", hour12: true
(was hour12: false). All on-page time displays — schedule cells and the
Manage tab list — flow through this single helper. Latin digits remain
enforced via the shared i18nFormatTime helper, so Arabic renders as
"5:39 م" rather than mixing Arabic-Indic numerals into the table.
- Inline time editor (InlineTimeEditor):
- Wrapper locked to dir="ltr" so start-on-left / end-on-right (and
save/cancel after end) layout never mirrors under RTL.
- Each <input type="time"> wrapped in a vertical mini-column with a
small muted <label> above ("Start"/"End" or "البدء"/"الانتهاء").
- Stable per-meeting input ids (em-time-{start,end}-input-<id>) wired
via htmlFor so click-to-focus works and screen readers don't jump
across rows. Existing aria-labels preserved for accessibility.
- All existing data-testids preserved; keyboard (Enter/Escape) and
blur-to-save behavior unchanged.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json + ar.json
- Added executiveMeetings.schedule.timeStartShort ("Start"/"البدء")
and timeEndShort ("End"/"الانتهاء"). Existing timeStart/timeEnd
("Start time"/"End time") were too long for the compact label slot
above the time inputs and remain in use as aria-labels.
Out of scope (verified):
- API-side PDF renderer at artifacts/api-server/src/lib/pdf-renderer.ts
already uses hour12: true (line 291) — no change needed.
- No tx-os print/PDF page exists; scope confined to the schedule page.
- Audit log timestamps, home/chat clocks, clockHour12 user setting:
out of scope, untouched.
Verification:
- TypeScript clean.
- E2E (English): visual screenshot confirmed schedule shows
"5:39 PM – 5:50 PM" / "6:20 PM – 6:25 PM"; inline editor shows Start/End
labels above inputs in correct LTR order.
- E2E (Arabic): runTest passed — time cells use Latin digits with ص/م
markers; inline editor shows البدء/الانتهاء labels with LTR layout
(start-on-left, end-on-right, save/cancel on right).
- Architect code review: PASS, no critical issues.
- No existing test asserts a specific 24h display string, so no e2e
test breakage introduced.
Notes:
- Pre-existing test workflow failures on executive-meetings*.test.mjs
(500 errors on meeting create + Reorder 400 vs 200) are unrelated to
this task — they pre-date both this task and Task #205.
- Re-applies and extends the 12h direction from earlier Task #160 which
had regressed back to 24h.
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6876a83bbb |
Audit log: filter by actor (#197)
Admins can now filter the audit log by who acted, not just by what was
acted on.
User-facing changes
- Replaced the flat actor <select> with an autocomplete combobox
(Popover + cmdk Command) that searches by username AND display name,
in English or Arabic.
- Added an `actorId` URL hash param that survives full reload — picks
up alongside the existing target filter on initial mount and is
cleared when the admin navigates to a different section.
- Each audit row's actor avatar + name is now clickable, mirroring the
existing target chip pivot, so admins can jump from "this row" to
"everything by this person" in one click. Rows with a null actor
(system / deleted user) render the same avatar/name without the
click affordance, since the API can only filter by a concrete id.
- Active actor pill renders in sky (target pill remains emerald) and
has a clear button.
- CSV export already accepted `actorUserId` on the backend; the
frontend export call now forwards the filter and the OpenAPI
description has been updated to document it.
Files
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx
- New AuditActorPicker component, hash helpers
(parseAuditHashActor / syncAuditHashActor), pivotToActor /
clearActorFilter handlers, sky-colored active pill, clickable
actor in AuditLogRow.
- artifacts/api-server/tests/audit-logs-actor-filter.test.mjs (new)
- 6 tests covering: filter narrows results, excludes other actors
on the same target_type, combines with target filter, invalid
/zero/negative actorUserId → 400, CSV export honors filter.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/{en,ar}.json
- actorSearch / actorEmpty / actorWithName / actorWithId /
clearActorFilter / actorPivotAria.
- lib/api-spec/openapi.yaml
- Audit export endpoint description now mentions
targetType / targetId / actorUserId.
Verification
- pnpm --filter @workspace/tx-os run typecheck → clean.
- All 6 new actor-filter tests + all 7 existing target-filter tests
pass against a live API server.
- E2E run via runTest() succeeded: opened the picker, selected an
actor, verified the pill + reload-safe hash, cleared, pivoted via
a row click, and confirmed CSV export honored the filter.
Notes / drift
- URL key is `actorId` (per task spec), but the React state and API
param remain `actorUserId` to match the existing backend.
- The broader `test` workflow has pre-existing failures in
executive-meetings.test.mjs and service-orders.test.mjs unrelated
to this change (admin 401 / HTML-404 fallback). Captured as
follow-up #291.
Replit-Task-Id: 0f02b232-eda3-46db-8235-98ecce2ebdb7
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ab5ec2e2e2 |
Add shared row highlighting to executive meeting scheduler
Implement shared row highlighting for executive meetings by adding a `rowColor` field to the database schema and API, and migrating existing per-device colors to the new shared field. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: 273accfc-a301-41b9-bd20-c121cb4e79c7 Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/g7BgHDL Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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2a005646f3 |
Task #196: Add inline "Recent activity" sections to admin detail panels
- Added shared `RecentActivityForTarget` component in `artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx` that lists the 10 most recent audit entries for a given (targetType, targetId), reusing `formatAuditSummary` for consistent wording with the audit log section, plus actor + timestamp metadata. Renders loading / empty / list states with stable data-testids.
- Added `openAuditLogForTarget(targetType, targetId)` helper inside `AdminPage`. Writes the URL hash with `section=audit-log&targetType=<t>&targetId=<n>` BEFORE calling `setSection("audit-log")` so the existing section-sync effect (which would otherwise drop section-scoped params on a section change) preserves the deep-link parameters. Also closes any open editor modals.
- Wired the component into all five entity detail panels:
* App edit modal
* Service edit modal
* `UserGroupsEditor` (user edit)
* `GroupDetailEditor` (history tab)
* Role edit dialog
GroupsPanel and RolesPanel previously took no props; both now accept and forward an `onOpenAuditLogForTarget` prop. `OpenAuditLogForTarget` type is shared.
- Added i18n keys `admin.audit.recent.{title,loading,empty,viewAll,viewAllAria}` in both `en.json` and `ar.json`.
- Verified end-to-end via Playwright runTest: deep-link hash, modal closure, and audit-log filter pre-population all work for app/service/group/role/user panels.
No backend changes required (the existing `targetType`/`targetId` filter on `GET /api/audit` was already supported).
Replit-Task-Id: c03451f9-a6bb-4dd4-b082-f34ce3b6001d
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9607a02047 |
Task #194: Show deleted user's full name in admin Audit Log
Original task
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The admin Audit Log row for a user.delete entry showed
"Target: user #1234 · @ahmed" — i.e. the @username — even though
admins recognise people by name. Surface displayNameEn / displayNameAr
in that line and fall back to @username only when no display name
exists.
Backend
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artifacts/api-server/src/routes/users.ts
The user.delete handler already persists `displayNameEn` and
`displayNameAr` in audit metadata (added in commit
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b54761b166 |
Task #192: Show row color + merge range previews in row-actions kebab menu
Original task: The Executive Meetings row-actions kebab menu has three sub-views
(delete, color, merge). Users couldn't tell at a glance which colour or merge
range a row already had — they had to drill into the sub-view first. Add subtle
inline indicators to the main menu so the current state is visible without
extra clicks.
Implementation:
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx
• RowActionsMenu now renders an inline circular swatch next to the "Row
color" item, reflecting the row's saved colour. "default" shows a hatched
pattern matching the swatch picker; other keys show the saved tint.
Decorative (aria-hidden) since the swatch sub-view is the actual control.
Carries data-testid="em-row-color-indicator-{id}" plus a data-color-key
attribute for stable, language-agnostic tests.
• Renders a "Merged: <cols>" badge next to the "Merge cells" item only when
the row has a stored merge. Column names come from the canonical merge
order (number, meeting, attendees, time) and are localized via the
existing executiveMeetings.col.{id} keys.
• New mergeColumnLabels prop is computed in MeetingRow against
CANONICAL_MERGE_ORDER (not visibleColumns) so the badge still describes
the full saved range when a boundary column is hidden. Threaded into
both call sites — the first-visible-cell anchor and the merged-cell
anchor.
• Widened the local t prop type to (k, opts?) so the badge can use the
{{cols}} interpolation template.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json + ar.json
• Added executiveMeetings.merge.activeBadge ("Merged: {{cols}}" /
"مدموج: {{cols}}").
Tests:
- Added artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-row-actions-previews.spec.mjs
with two specs:
1. Row-color indicator updates from "default" → "red" → "default" via the
sub-view picker, and the dot's computed background tracks the saved
colour (#fee2e2 → rgb(254,226,226)).
2. Plain rows render no merge badge; merged rows render the badge with
text "<MeetingColLabel> + <AttendeesColLabel>". Column labels are
resolved from the live header DOM so the assertion works in both
English and Arabic (admin's preferredLanguage overrides the
tx-lang=en init seed after login).
Both pass; existing executive-meetings-row-actions-menu.spec.mjs and
executive-meetings-merge.spec.mjs continue to pass (5/5 regression).
Notable subtleties:
- A first attempt at the merge spec hit a flake where Escape-then-force-click
on the next row's kebab landed on the previous popover's Delete item
(which was still mounted), triggering a stray confirm dialog. Added an
explicit waitFor on the previous popover's unmount before opening the
next one.
Follow-up proposed: #276 (next_steps) — show the same cues directly on the
row itself, not only inside the kebab popover.
Replit-Task-Id: 7ff92dcd-f4bd-421d-93c8-4d7d3dbe0077
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f0888b6b82 |
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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Task #273: 5-minute pre-meeting alert for Executive Meetings
Floating, draggable alert that appears on every Tx OS page when an
Executive Meeting is within five minutes of starting.
Schema
- New table `executive_meeting_alert_state (meetingId, userId,
dismissed, acknowledged, updatedAt)` with unique (meetingId,userId)
in lib/db/src/schema/executive-meetings.ts. Apply via
`pnpm --filter @workspace/db run push-force` per environment.
API (artifacts/api-server/src/routes/executive-meetings.ts)
- GET /executive-meetings/alert-state?date=YYYY-MM-DD
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/alert-state (action: shown|acknowledged|dismissed)
- race-safe: onConflictDoNothing upsert + conditional UPDATE … RETURNING.
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/postpone-minutes
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/reschedule
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/cancel
- all three lock the meeting row inside the tx with SELECT … FOR UPDATE,
compute oldValue from the locked row, run conflict detection in the
same tx snapshot, and write the audit row before commit;
- cancel is idempotent (no duplicate audit if already cancelled);
- postpone-minutes rejects ranges that would cross midnight (use
reschedule for cross-day moves).
- New helper `renumberDayByStartTime(tx, date)` runs inside each mutation
tx and rewrites `daily_number` for every meeting on the affected
date(s): active meetings 1..N by start_time, cancelled meetings
pushed to the tail. Uses a negative-shift dance so the
(meeting_date, daily_number) unique index never trips mid-update.
Reschedule renumbers both the old and new date when the day moves.
- detectMeetingConflicts now accepts a tx-like executor so the conflict
scan reads the same DB snapshot as the UPDATE that just shifted the row.
Frontend
- New component artifacts/tx-os/src/components/executive-meetings/
upcoming-meeting-alert.tsx — globally mounted in App.tsx inside
AuthProvider. Draggable with localStorage position persistence,
RTL-aware, polls every 30 s, shows start–end window, postpone-by-
minutes chips [5,10,15,30,45,60], full reschedule sub-form, and a
cancel-meeting flow that requires an explicit confirm step before
the destructive call fires.
- Eligibility window is strict 0 < remainingMinutes <= 5 — the alert
hides as soon as the meeting actually starts.
- Primary action buttons: Done, Postpone (when canMutate), Dismiss
(in addition to the X icon).
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx schedule view now
filters out `status === "cancelled"` from the displayed list, so a
cancelled meeting disappears from today's view (still queryable via
the API for archive/audit consumers).
i18n
- New `executiveMeetings.alert.*` keys in both en.json and ar.json
(postpone, reschedule, cancel, cancel-confirm prompt, conflict
warning, etc.).
Postpone chips fire immediately
- Each preset minute chip (5/10/15/30/45/60) now calls postponeBy(n)
on a single click — no second Apply step. The manual minute input +
Apply button remain for custom/fractional values.
Viewport-resize clamping
- A useEffect in UpcomingMeetingAlert listens for `resize` and
`orientationchange` and clamps the floating panel's position back
inside the current viewport, also re-clamps once on mount so a
stale localStorage position from a wider viewport is corrected.
Tests
- artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-upcoming-alert.spec.mjs —
9 Playwright scenarios, all green:
1. Done acknowledges the alert
2. Postpone-10 shifts both start and end and clears the alert
3. Cancel-with-confirm marks the meeting cancelled
4. Dismiss (X) writes a dismissed audit row
5. Single chip click immediately shifts start/end by +10 minutes
AND surfaces the conflict-warning toast
6. Re-clamps the panel back into the viewport when the window
shrinks (seeds a stale right-edge localStorage position at
1400px, then resizes to 420px and asserts the bounding box)
7. Reschedule to a different day clears today's alert
8. Cancel removes the meeting from today's schedule and renumbers
the survivor
9. Arabic locale renders the RTL alert with Arabic title
Copy
- "Dismiss alert" / "تجاهل التنبيه" wording on the dismiss control
(and the toast that follows) to match the product spec.
Hardening
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/postpone-minutes treats end == 24:00 as
a midnight-crossing wrap (the guard is now `>=` on both start and
end), so the route never produces an end_time that formats to
00:00:00 on the same day.
Docs
- replit.md updated with the new table, routes, and migration step.
Pre-existing tsc errors at lines 546, 662, and 2107 of
executive-meetings.ts are unrelated to this task.
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ad2f7615fb |
Task #273: 5-minute pre-meeting alert for Executive Meetings
Floating, draggable alert that appears on every Tx OS page when an
Executive Meeting is within five minutes of starting.
Schema
- New table `executive_meeting_alert_state (meetingId, userId,
dismissed, acknowledged, updatedAt)` with unique (meetingId,userId)
in lib/db/src/schema/executive-meetings.ts. Apply via
`pnpm --filter @workspace/db run push-force` per environment.
API (artifacts/api-server/src/routes/executive-meetings.ts)
- GET /executive-meetings/alert-state?date=YYYY-MM-DD
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/alert-state (action: shown|acknowledged|dismissed)
- race-safe: onConflictDoNothing upsert + conditional UPDATE … RETURNING.
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/postpone-minutes
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/reschedule
- POST /executive-meetings/:id/cancel
- all three lock the meeting row inside the tx with SELECT … FOR UPDATE,
compute oldValue from the locked row, run conflict detection in the
same tx snapshot, and write the audit row before commit;
- cancel is idempotent (no duplicate audit if already cancelled);
- postpone-minutes rejects ranges that would cross midnight (use
reschedule for cross-day moves).
- New helper `renumberDayByStartTime(tx, date)` runs inside each mutation
tx and rewrites `daily_number` for every meeting on the affected
date(s): active meetings 1..N by start_time, cancelled meetings
pushed to the tail. Uses a negative-shift dance so the
(meeting_date, daily_number) unique index never trips mid-update.
Reschedule renumbers both the old and new date when the day moves.
- detectMeetingConflicts now accepts a tx-like executor so the conflict
scan reads the same DB snapshot as the UPDATE that just shifted the row.
Frontend
- New component artifacts/tx-os/src/components/executive-meetings/
upcoming-meeting-alert.tsx — globally mounted in App.tsx inside
AuthProvider. Draggable with localStorage position persistence,
RTL-aware, polls every 30 s, shows start–end window, postpone-by-
minutes chips [5,10,15,30,45,60], full reschedule sub-form, and a
cancel-meeting flow that requires an explicit confirm step before
the destructive call fires.
- Eligibility window is strict 0 < remainingMinutes <= 5 — the alert
hides as soon as the meeting actually starts.
- Primary action buttons: Done, Postpone (when canMutate), Dismiss
(in addition to the X icon).
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx schedule view now
filters out `status === "cancelled"` from the displayed list, so a
cancelled meeting disappears from today's view (still queryable via
the API for archive/audit consumers).
i18n
- New `executiveMeetings.alert.*` keys in both en.json and ar.json
(postpone, reschedule, cancel, cancel-confirm prompt, conflict
warning, etc.).
Postpone chips fire immediately
- Each preset minute chip (5/10/15/30/45/60) now calls postponeBy(n)
on a single click — no second Apply step. The manual minute input +
Apply button remain for custom/fractional values.
Viewport-resize clamping
- A useEffect in UpcomingMeetingAlert listens for `resize` and
`orientationchange` and clamps the floating panel's position back
inside the current viewport, also re-clamps once on mount so a
stale localStorage position from a wider viewport is corrected.
Tests
- artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-upcoming-alert.spec.mjs —
9 Playwright scenarios, all green:
1. Done acknowledges the alert
2. Postpone-10 shifts both start and end and clears the alert
3. Cancel-with-confirm marks the meeting cancelled
4. Dismiss (X) writes a dismissed audit row
5. Single chip click immediately shifts start/end by +10 minutes
AND surfaces the conflict-warning toast
6. Re-clamps the panel back into the viewport when the window
shrinks (seeds a stale right-edge localStorage position at
1400px, then resizes to 420px and asserts the bounding box)
7. Reschedule to a different day clears today's alert
8. Cancel removes the meeting from today's schedule and renumbers
the survivor
9. Arabic locale renders the RTL alert with Arabic title
Copy
- "Dismiss alert" / "تجاهل التنبيه" wording on the dismiss control
(and the toast that follows) to match the product spec.
Docs
- replit.md updated with the new table, routes, and migration step.
Pre-existing tsc errors at lines 546, 662, and 2107 of
executive-meetings.ts are unrelated to this task.
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Task #273: 5-minute pre-meeting alert for Executive Meetings
- New `executive_meeting_alert_state` table (per-user, per-meeting) tracking `dismissed`/`acknowledged`. Migration via `pnpm --filter @workspace/db run push-force`. - New API routes in artifacts/api-server/src/routes/executive-meetings.ts: GET /alert-state, POST /:id/alert-state, POST /:id/postpone-minutes, POST /:id/reschedule, POST /:id/cancel. All three mutation routes acquire a row lock with SELECT ... FOR UPDATE inside the transaction, compute oldValue from the locked snapshot, run conflict detection in the same tx, and write the audit row before commit. Cancel is idempotent. Postpone-minutes rejects ranges that would cross midnight (use reschedule for cross-day moves). - Alert-state route uses race-safe onConflictDoNothing upsert + a conditional UPDATE ... RETURNING so transition audits never duplicate. - New i18n keys `executiveMeetings.alert.*` in en.json + ar.json, including the cancel-confirm prompt. - New component artifacts/tx-os/src/components/executive-meetings/ upcoming-meeting-alert.tsx — globally mounted in App.tsx inside AuthProvider. Draggable with localStorage position persistence, RTL-aware, polls every 30s, shows start–end window, postpone-by- minutes chips [5,10,15,30,45,60], full reschedule sub-form, and a Cancel-meeting flow that requires an explicit confirm step before the destructive call fires (gated on confirmCancel state). - Playwright spec executive-meetings-upcoming-alert.spec.mjs with 6 scenarios: appear+Done, postpone-10 shifts times, cancel-with- confirm, dismiss audit, postpone-chip+conflict-warning toast, AR/RTL render. All 6 pass. - replit.md updated with the new table, routes, and migration step. Pre-existing tsc errors at lines 489, 605, and 2039 of executive-meetings.ts are not touched by this task. |
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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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#267: Freeze top bar, schedule heading, and table column header on scroll
Top bar and schedule-heading row already used `position: sticky` with dynamic offsets published as `--em-header-h` / `--em-heading-h` via ResizeObserver. The table column header is the new piece. Approach: a floating sticky overlay (`em-sticky-thead`) rendered as a DOM-sibling above the horizontally-scrollable wrapper, scroll-synced in JS and column-width-measured from the first valid tbody row via ResizeObserver. The original `<thead>` is hidden in screen mode but kept (no testids, no Sortable) with `print:table-header-group` so column labels still appear at the top of every printed page. This replaces the rejected first attempt that relied on `position:sticky` inside `overflow-x-auto`, which only worked at xl+ viewports. The floating overlay sticks reliably at mobile (414px), tablet (~900px), desktop, and in RTL — all four covered by an expanded sticky-header e2e spec. Drag-reorder, resize handles, and the bulk-select tri-state checkbox now live exclusively in the floating thead, eliminating the duplicate- testid concern from having two interactive headers in the DOM. Tests: 4/4 sticky-header, 5/5 bulk-actions, 6/6 edit-toggle, 7/7 keyboard editing, 1/1 touch reorder. The one failing schedule-features case (custom highlight color) reproduces on the pre-change baseline and is pre-existing flake unrelated to this work. Files: - artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx - artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-sticky-header.spec.mjs |
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Restore opengraph image to its previous state
Revert changes to artifacts/tx-os/public/opengraph.jpg to resolve unintended modifications. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: 8b4b2f5f-b778-466d-967b-d07190e7cccb Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/zG2WcPi Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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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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#262: remove Requests / Approvals / Tasks tabs from Executive Meetings
Full-stack removal of the three retired sections — UI, locales, realtime
invalidations, backend routes, role lists, capability flags, schema
tables, notify lib, and tests.
Backend (artifacts/api-server)
- routes/executive-meetings.ts: deleted /requests* + /tasks* handler
block, REQUEST_ROLES / TASK_VIEW_ROLES / TASK_BROAD_VIEW_ROLES,
canSubmitRequest / canViewTasks / canViewAllTasks from /me, retired
table imports, and dead schemas (detailsByType, requestPayloadSchemas,
request*Schema, taskCreateSchema, taskPatchSchema, dueAtSchema,
dateOnly, timeHm). canApprove kept (still used by FontSettings).
- lib/executive-meeting-notify.ts: EXECUTIVE_MEETING_NOTIFICATION_TYPES
collapsed to ['meeting_created'].
Frontend (artifacts/tx-os)
- pages/executive-meetings.tsx: deleted RequestsSection /
ApprovalsSection / TasksSection / RequestListRow, pruned SECTIONS,
MeCapabilities / MeRoles types, isSectionVisible cases, icon imports.
- hooks/use-notifications-socket.ts: dropped the two retired query
invalidations.
- locales/{ar,en}.json: removed nav.{requests,approvals,tasks},
executiveMeetings.{requests,approvals,tasks} subtrees, and the 6
retired notification.type entries.
Schema + DB
- lib/db/src/schema/executive-meetings.ts: tables + relations + types
for requests/tasks removed.
- artifacts/api-server/scripts/cleanup-em-requests-tasks.sql:
idempotent BEGIN/COMMIT — deletes orphan prefs / notifications /
audit rows, then DROP TABLE … CASCADE for both retired tables.
Applied to dev DB and `db push` re-synced.
Tests
- executive-meetings.test.mjs: deleted 9 retired blocks + 2 covered
prefs duplicates, rewrote /me capability test to assert flags absent,
rewrote DELETE-wipe test to use meeting_created via POST
/api/executive-meetings, removed /requests + /tasks router.param
entries.
- executive-meetings-notifications.test.mjs: deleted 7 blocks
(request_*, task_*, cross-event-mute), updated before/after
cleanup to skip dropped tables, kept setPref/clearPref helpers
(still used by surviving meeting_created opt-out tests).
Drift / pre-existing
- 3 test failures observed under the parallel `node --test` workflow
(meeting_created fan-out count, pref opt-out daily-number conflict,
service-orders JSON-vs-HTML) are pre-existing parallel-file
pollution between executive-meetings.test.mjs and
executive-meetings-notifications.test.mjs. Verified by running
`node --test --test-concurrency=1 'tests/**/*.test.mjs'` →
226/226 pass. Out of scope for #262.
- Pre-existing tsc warnings at routes/executive-meetings.ts L509/625
(boolean/number on isHighlighted) and L1594 (font-settings scope
query) untouched.
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Task #183: clickable dependency counts on admin Apps/Services/Users
Turned the inline dependency-count badges on each admin row into
focusable, keyboard-accessible buttons that open a drill-in modal
listing the actual rows behind the count.
Backend (artifacts/api-server/src/routes):
- apps.ts: GET /admin/apps/:id/dependents/{groups,restrictions,opens}
- services.ts: GET /admin/services/:id/dependents/orders
- users.ts: GET /admin/users/:id/dependents/{notes,orders,conversations,messages}
All paginated (limit default 50, max 200; offset) returning
{items, totalCount, limit, offset, nextOffset}. Restrictions joins
the role names that include each required permission.
OpenAPI:
- Added 8 path operations + 16 schemas (Item + Page) and re-ran
`pnpm --filter @workspace/api-spec run codegen`.
Frontend (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx):
- New DependencyDrillIn component reuses DrillInShell (Escape +
backdrop close, RTL/LTR safe) and the existing LoadMoreSection
pagination pattern from AppOpensDrillIn.
- Each count part in Apps, Services, and Users panels is now a
<button> with a unique data-testid (e.g. app-counts-groups-213,
user-counts-messages-5) and an aria-label that reads
"View {count}".
- AdminPage owns dependencyTarget state for Apps/Services counts;
UsersPanel owns its own (it already encapsulates user list).
Translations:
- Added admin.dependents.* (titles, subtitles, empty/error/load
labels, conversation/order/message helper strings, order status
enum) to en.json and ar.json.
Verification: - tx-os typecheck clean; api-server has only the pre-existing
executive-meetings.ts errors (untouched).
- e2e tested via runTest: login as admin, opened Apps panel,
drilled into groups + opens (Load more grew 50→100), drilled into
Tea orders, drilled into user 5 conversations and messages,
switched to Arabic/RTL and re-opened the Groups drill-in to
confirm Arabic rendering with no raw i18n keys.
Replit-Task-Id: fe96a05b-325f-4e1f-901b-3a2235fb24b5
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Task #243: Admin audit log — focused readability + actor-filter subset
Landed a tight subset of the 13-item umbrella, mirroring the proven narrow-then-defer pattern from #242: - #195 — Plain DELETE /api/services/:id now writes a `service.delete` audit row carrying nameEn + nameAr (force-with-deps still uses the dedicated `service.force_delete`). Both audit inserts now run inside the same transaction as the delete itself (post-review fix) so we can never end up with a removed service and no matching audit row. Added matching `service.delete` formatter case + EN/AR i18n keys, and surfaced nameAr on the existing `service.force_delete` summary. - #197 — `actorUserId` filter for `/admin/audit-logs` and CSV export. openapi.yaml updated, codegen regenerated, server filter wired through parseFilters/buildWhere with 400-on-invalid handling, AuditLogPanel UI got an actor dropdown wired into params + export URL + reset, and a new audit-logs-actor-filter API test (4 cases) covers list narrowing, exclusion, invalid input, and CSV export. - #178 — Formatter unit tests for user.delete (id-only, EN/AR display name resolution, force flag, force + name) and the new service.delete (id-only, EN/AR), 11 new cases (33/33 pass). Skipped #194 — already implemented; users.ts DELETE persists displayName fields and audit-summary already renders user.deleteWithName/forceDeleteWithName. Deferred via follow-ups (no duplicate of existing #182/#183/#184): - F1: #196 recent-activity endpoint + 5 admin panels - F2: #205+#206+#208 permission history CSV/name resolution/timeline - F3: #209+#210 cascade/bulk audit rows + e2e UI spec for History tabs Also reverts an unrelated stray binary change to artifacts/tx-os/public/opengraph.jpg that got rolled into the prior auto-commit — restored to its previous content. Validation: tx-os typecheck clean; pre-existing executive-meetings.ts errors not regressed; all targeted server tests pass (delete-force-warnings 10, audit-logs target-filter 7, forced-only 6, audit-log-coverage 27, new actor-filter 4, broader audit/services sweep 40); e2e test verified actor dropdown rendering, filter behavior, readable Arabic service.delete summary, and CSV export honoring the filter. |
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Task #243: Admin audit log — focused readability + actor-filter subset
Landed a tight subset of the 13-item umbrella, mirroring the proven narrow-then-defer pattern from #242: - #195 — Plain DELETE /api/services/:id now writes a `service.delete` audit row carrying nameEn + nameAr (force-with-deps still uses the dedicated `service.force_delete`). Added matching `service.delete` formatter case + EN/AR i18n keys, and surfaced nameAr on the existing `service.force_delete` summary. - #197 — `actorUserId` filter for `/admin/audit-logs` and CSV export. openapi.yaml updated, codegen regenerated, server filter wired through parseFilters/buildWhere with 400-on-invalid handling, AuditLogPanel UI got an actor dropdown wired into params + export URL + reset, and a new audit-logs-actor-filter API test (4 cases) covers list narrowing, exclusion, invalid input, and CSV export. - #178 — Formatter unit tests for user.delete (id-only, EN/AR display name resolution, force flag, force + name) and the new service.delete (id-only, EN/AR), 11 new cases (33/33 pass). Skipped #194 — already implemented; users.ts DELETE persists displayName fields and audit-summary already renders user.deleteWithName/forceDeleteWithName. Deferred via follow-ups (no duplicate of existing #182/#183/#184): - F1: #196 recent-activity endpoint + 5 admin panels - F2: #205+#206+#208 permission history CSV/name resolution/timeline - F3: #209+#210 cascade/bulk audit rows + e2e UI spec for History tabs Validation: tx-os typecheck clean; pre-existing executive-meetings.ts errors not regressed; all targeted server tests pass (delete-force-warnings 10, audit-logs target-filter 7, forced-only 6, audit-log-coverage 27, new actor-filter 4, broader audit/services sweep 40); e2e test verified actor dropdown rendering, filter behavior, readable Arabic service.delete summary, and CSV export honoring the filter. |
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Friendly summaries for app.permission.add/remove audit entries
Task #174: The new `app.permission.add` and `app.permission.remove` audit log actions emitted by `artifacts/api-server/src/routes/apps.ts` were falling through `formatAuditSummary`'s default branch, so the admin audit log only displayed the raw action string instead of a human-readable sentence like the existing `role.permission.*` entries. Changes: - artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx: added `app.permission.add` and `app.permission.remove` cases to `formatAuditSummary`. They reuse the existing `appName(meta, lang, targetId)` helper (which already handles the nameEn/nameAr/slug fallback) and mirror the existing role.permission.* permission-name fallback (permissionName -> #permissionId -> "?"). - artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json: added `admin.audit.summary.app.permissionAdd` / `admin.audit.summary.app.permissionRemove`, matching the wording of the role.* variants ("Added permission '{{permission}}' to app '{{name}}'", "Removed permission '{{permission}}' from app '{{name}}'"). - artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/ar.json: added the Arabic equivalents ("تمت إضافة الصلاحية '...' إلى التطبيق '...'", "تمت إزالة الصلاحية '...' من التطبيق '...'"). Verification: - e2e tested via runTest: created a new app, added/removed a permission via the API to emit both audit entries, opened the admin audit log, and confirmed both rows render the friendly English summary; switched the UI to Arabic and confirmed the same rows render the Arabic summary (no raw "app.permission.add" / "app.permission.remove" strings shown). - JSON files validated; no new TypeScript errors introduced near the edited lines (the pre-existing 36 codegen-related errors in admin.tsx are unrelated). No deviations from the task scope. Replit-Task-Id: eb2f3eea-089a-4afc-803c-2580cbf1cfc9 |
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fb2d75ecd7 |
Task #164: Per-user notification preferences for Executive Meetings
Lets each user choose whether to receive in-app and/or email notifications
for each executive-meeting event type (meeting_created, request_submitted,
request_approved/rejected/needs_edit, task_assigned, task_completed).
Defaults to "everything on" when no preference row exists, preserving the
prior fan-out behavior for users who never visit the new UI.
Schema:
- New executive_meeting_notification_prefs table (user_id FK CASCADE,
notification_type varchar(64), in_app bool default true, email bool
default true, plus a unique index on (user_id, notification_type)).
- Pushed to dev DB via `pnpm --filter @workspace/db push`.
Backend:
- Exported EXECUTIVE_MEETING_NOTIFICATION_TYPES (canonical list) +
filterRecipientsByNotificationPref(ids, type, channel) helper that
returns only recipients whose row says the channel is on (default-on
semantics for missing rows).
- recordExecutiveMeetingNotifications now filters recipients by
channel="inApp" before inserting; sendExecutiveMeetingEmail filters
by channel="email" before SMTP delivery.
- New endpoints under /executive-meetings/notification-prefs:
GET → { types, prefs } merged with defaults.
PUT → upserts each supplied (type, channel) pair via
onConflictDoUpdate inside a transaction.
Frontend:
- New NotificationPrefsCard at the top of the Notifications section in
artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx. Renders a Switch per
(event type × channel) with batched save, dirty-state tracking, reset
button, and useToast feedback.
- Translation keys for the card added to en.json and ar.json under
executiveMeetings.notificationsPage.prefs.
Tests:
- 5 new tests in artifacts/api-server/tests/executive-meetings.test.mjs:
GET defaults, PUT roundtrip + upsert, 400 on unknown type, in-app
fan-out filtering (muted approver gets no row, control approver still
does), and channel-independence (muting only the email channel leaves
in-app delivery intact while persisting email=false in the DB row that
sendExecutiveMeetingEmail's filter reads).
- All 36 executive-meetings tests pass. Full suite shows only one
pre-existing flaky test elsewhere (groups-crud count assertion),
unrelated to these changes.
- Added e2e UI test that logs in as admin, toggles a preference, saves,
refreshes, and confirms persistence.
- After-hook cleans up new prefs rows for created users.
Follow-ups proposed: #236 (one-click reset to defaults), #237 (admin
view/override of any user's prefs).
Replit-Task-Id: 284ce15d-40d7-447e-90ca-090b44d8227b
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60a18e1c7c |
Task #162: Let admins pre-set required permissions while creating an app
The "Required permissions" section was previously edit-only because `POST /api/apps/:id/permissions` needs an app id, leaving a brief window where a freshly created app was visible to everyone before the admin could re-open the dialog and gate it. The Add app dialog now lets the admin pick required permissions up front and the new app + its `app_permissions` rows are written in a single transaction. Changes: - `lib/api-spec/openapi.yaml`: extended `CreateAppBody` with an optional `permissionIds: integer[]` field. Ran `pnpm --filter @workspace/api-spec run codegen` so `lib/api-zod` and `lib/api-client-react` reflect it. - `artifacts/api-server/src/routes/apps.ts`: `POST /apps` now de-dupes and pre-validates `permissionIds`, returns 404 if any id is unknown (without creating the app), and inside one transaction inserts the app, the `app_permissions` rows (with `.onConflictDoNothing()` against the composite primary key), and a single `permission_audit` row (`previousIds: []`, `newIds: requestedIds`). After the transaction it also writes one `app.permission.add` audit_logs entry per inserted permission so the admin log mirrors the post-create flow. - `artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx`: added `permissionIds: number[]` to `AppForm`, a new `NewAppPermissionsPicker` component (rendered only in create mode — edit mode keeps the existing `AppPermissionsEditor` with its impact preview) that lets admins add/remove permissions locally before submit, and wired `handleSaveApp` to forward the selected ids when creating. Existing edit path strips the field so the update payload remains unchanged. - `replit.md`: documented the new picker and POST /api/apps behavior. No impact preview is shown in the create-mode picker because a brand new app starts with zero users seeing it, so adding permissions cannot hide it from anyone. Code-review follow-up: tightened input validation so non-integer or non-positive `permissionIds` now return 400 with a clear error instead of being silently dropped by the previous filter. The legacy single-add endpoint already used this exact 400 message, so behavior stays consistent across both create and update paths. Verification: - `pnpm --filter @workspace/api-spec run codegen` passes. - `pnpm --filter @workspace/api-server` typechecks with no new errors (executive-meetings.ts errors are pre-existing and unrelated). - Ran the existing app-permission test suites (`app-permission-audit.test.mjs`, `app-permissions-crud.test.mjs`, `app-permissions-impact.test.mjs`) directly — all 16 tests pass. - Ran an e2e Playwright test (login as admin → Add app → pick a permission → save → verify the row shows 1 restriction → reopen and confirm the assigned permission). All steps passed. Follow-up proposed: automated tests for the new create-with-permissions endpoint behavior (#231). Replit-Task-Id: c229777c-4036-4a6a-b4cb-05ccc18f6c9b |
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b507b33cad |
Add app-permissions impact preview before tightening an app's gate
Mirrors the existing role-permissions impact preview UX for app
permissions. Admins now see how many currently-visible users would lose
access before they add a permission requirement to an app, plus the
groups (via group_apps) that offset the loss because their members keep
access regardless.
Backend
- New endpoint POST /api/apps/:id/permissions/impact-preview in
artifacts/api-server/src/routes/apps.ts. Implements the same OR
semantics as getVisibleAppsForUser: a user "sees" an app if they hold
ANY required permission (direct or via a group role) OR they belong
to a group granted the app via group_apps. Admins are excluded from
counts since they always see every app. Short-circuits with
noChange:true when the candidate set equals the current set.
- OpenAPI schema (lib/api-spec/openapi.yaml): adds the path,
AppPermissionsImpactBody, AppPermissionImpactGroup,
AppPermissionsImpact. Regenerated lib/api-client-react bindings.
Frontend
- AppPermissionsEditor (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx): debounced
(350ms) cancel-safe preview when a pending permission is selected,
warning banner with affected/visible counts and offsetting groups,
and a confirmation dialog when affectedUserCount > 0. Add button is
disabled while the preview is loading or errored to keep the warning
trustworthy.
- i18n keys added to en.json and ar.json under
admin.appPermissions.{impactTitle, impactLoading, impactError,
impactNone, impactSummary, impactViaGroups, confirmTitle, confirmBody,
confirmAction}.
Tests
- artifacts/api-server/tests/app-permissions-impact.test.mjs: 7 tests
covering noChange short-circuit, unrestricted-app tightening,
candidate that keeps an existing permission, group_apps offset,
unknown app (404), invalid payload (400), and admin-only enforcement.
All 18 app-permissions tests pass.
- E2E flow verified via runTest: admin login → /admin → Apps → edit
app → select permission → preview banner appears → Add → confirm
dialog → cancel without writing.
Out-of-scope (filed as follow-ups #228 and #229): listing the specific
affected user IDs in the preview, and warning when REMOVING a
permission broadens access.
No deviations from the task spec.
Replit-Task-Id: 8b2ff9ea-f95e-4bdb-b268-95b5d17154ca
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40534b7c8f |
Add Playwright spec for /my-orders unmount-flush of pending deletes
Original task (#158): /my-orders has a useEffect cleanup that, on unmount, clears every still-running undo timer and immediately fires the deletions for whatever IDs were queued. This unmount-flush path was previously not covered by tests — only the "Undo" path was. Implementation: - New spec: artifacts/tx-os/tests/order-delete-flush-on-unmount.spec.mjs - Mirrors the test scaffolding (DB pool, user/order seeding, login, language init, toast locator) used by the existing order-undo-toast and order-clear-finished-undo specs. - Flow: seed a completed order, log in, go to /my-orders, click trash + "Yes, delete" to queue the deletion, then navigate away via the in-page Back button (which is wouter setLocation("/services") — an in-SPA route change, so MyOrdersPage actually unmounts and the cleanup useEffect runs). - Asserts both required outcomes from the task spec: * A DELETE /api/orders/:id request is observed during the navigation (with a 2xx response). * The order row is actually gone from the DB. - Additionally records the timestamp of the DELETE request and asserts it fires within 3s of the navigation (well under UNDO_WINDOW_MS). This guards against a regression that removes the cleanup but accidentally still passes because the natural 7s timer eventually fires anyway in the SPA — without the cleanup, the DELETE would arrive ~7s later and the assertion would time out. - Clean up the seeded order id from the afterAll list when the test successfully deletes it via the UI, so teardown does not try to re-delete a missing row. No production code changed; this is a pure test addition. Replit-Task-Id: 655f3d3b-5fc5-4a87-a754-76ec67148186 |
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f6078a8968 |
Add Playwright tests for the bulk "Clear N finished" + undo flow on /my-orders
Task #157 asked for end-to-end coverage of the bulk-delete path on /my-orders, which goes through the same scheduleDelete() in artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/my-orders.tsx as the single-card delete but uses a single shared setTimeout that owns multiple order IDs and a different (i18n plural) toast title. None of that was exercised by the existing order-undo-toast.spec.mjs. New file: artifacts/tx-os/tests/order-clear-finished-undo.spec.mjs Three tests, all using the same DB-seeding + login pattern as the existing undo-toast spec: 1. English plural + Undo: seeds 3 finished orders, clicks "Clear 3 finished", confirms, asserts the plural toast ("3 orders deleted" => myOrders.clearedCount_other), clicks Undo inside the 7s window, then waits past UNDO_WINDOW_MS and asserts that NO DELETE /api/orders/:id requests went out, all 3 rows still exist in the DB, and all 3 cards are visible again. This is the core regression guard for the multi-id shared-timer logic. 2. English plural + timer expiry: seeds 1 completed + 1 cancelled order (to confirm both finished states are swept), clicks "Clear 2 finished", asserts the plural toast, does NOT click Undo, polls until both DELETE responses fire and both DB rows are gone. 3. Arabic singular bulk path: seeds 1 finished order, clicks the Arabic "Clear 1 finished" button, confirms, asserts the singular toast title. NOTE: when ids.length === 1 the bulk path falls through to myOrders.deleted ("تم حذف الطلب"), NOT clearedCount_one — so the test asserts actual current behavior and the comment explains why. Then Undoes and verifies the row stays. Deviation from task spec: the task said "Both the singular ('1 order deleted') and plural ('{count} orders deleted') toast titles are exercised at least once." The plural string is exercised, but the literal "1 order deleted" string (clearedCount_one) is unreachable in the current code — scheduleDelete uses myOrders.deleted for the single-id case. I tested the actual singular branch instead and filed follow-up #223 to either route the single-id bulk case through clearedCount_one or remove the dead translation key. Also filed follow-up #224 for the unused clearedPartial string (partial-failure toast for bulk clear). Verified locally: all 3 new tests pass via pnpm --filter @workspace/tx-os exec playwright test \ tests/order-clear-finished-undo.spec.mjs (3 passed in ~47s, exit 0). No existing files were modified. Replit-Task-Id: ba9e23a5-d8ff-4376-ab8c-d03d6a5f15e4 |
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a0e12a15f7 |
Task #220: Insert persons mid-list + drag-reorder attendees
Original request: Add a per-section "+ شخص هنا" inline chip in the
attendees cell so users can splice a new person right after a
subheading without opening the manage dialog, and add drag-and-drop
reordering inside the manage dialog (with up/down arrows kept as a
keyboard fallback).
Changes (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx):
- Attendee gets an optional client-only `_sid` (stripped by the
manage-save projection so it never crosses the wire).
- AttendeeFlow now renders a "+ شخص هنا" chip right after every
subheading row; clicking it opens the pending-add editor anchored
to that section's tail and threads `insertAtIndex` through to
`commitAddAttendee`, which splices + renumbers contiguously.
- Manage dialog wraps its attendee list in `DndContext` +
`SortableContext` (vertical strategy). Each row is now a
`SortableAttendeeRow` driven by `useSortable`; only the new
`GripVertical` handle is wired to dnd-kit listeners so inputs,
selects, chevrons and the delete button stay interactive.
- `reorderAttendeesByDrag(activeSid, overSid)`, memoised
`sortableIds`, and pointer + keyboard sensors live on the manage
section. `openEdit` and add-row helpers stamp `_sid` so each row
has a stable React key.
- AR/EN locale keys for the chip label/aria and drag handle aria
were already in place from the prior compaction.
Tests (new): artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-attendee-insert-reorder.spec.mjs
- 6/6 passing (3 scenarios × AR + EN):
1) "+ person here" inserts at the right slot after a subheading.
2) Drag-reorder via keyboard (Space + ArrowDown) inside the manage
dialog persists the new order.
3) Mixed person + subheading drag preserves `kind` and order
across the round-trip (architect-flagged coverage).
Verification:
- 6/6 new e2e pass (45.3s).
- 6/6 existing subheading e2e still pass (Task #207 untouched).
- tx-os typecheck clean for executive-meetings.tsx (admin.tsx errors
are pre-existing/unrelated codegen drift).
- Architect review: PASS — DnD wiring composed correctly, `_sid`
properly stripped from save payload, no security findings.
Follow-ups proposed: #221 (assert _sid never leaks to API) and #222
(quick-add chip between any two persons, not just after subheadings).
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8d998bf8e8 |
Test the merge & current-meeting tint feature end-to-end (task #154)
Adds API + UI/e2e coverage for the cell-merge overlay introduced by task #152 on the executive-meetings schedule. Two new test files, no production code changes. API tests (artifacts/api-server/tests/executive-meetings-merge.test.mjs): - Setting a merge writes mergeStartColumn/mergeEndColumn/mergeText and the row round-trips back through GET ?date=. - Clearing with `merge: null` nulls all three columns while leaving the rest of the row intact (combined with a titleEn change in the same PATCH to prove only the merge fields move). - Invalid range start>end is rejected with 400 and the row is unchanged (also covers an unknown enum value). - mergeText is sanitized: <script>, onerror, javascript:, and <img> are stripped; visible text, <strong>, and the allowed inline color style (rgb(220,38,38)) survive — locks the contract that Tiptap-style formatting on the merged label is preserved. - A non-mutate user (executive_viewer role) gets 403 on PATCH merge and a follow-up DB SELECT confirms no fields changed. UI / e2e tests (artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-merge.spec.mjs): - Two-tab realtime: separate browser contexts both open the same day; applying a merge in tab A makes the merged cell appear in tab B without a manual reload (relies on the existing `executive_meetings_changed` Socket.IO emit + client invalidator). - Hidden # column: with `em-schedule-cols-v1` localStorage flagging number as invisible, the row-actions kebab still mounts on the next visible cell and the Merge submenu is reachable. - Non-contiguous reorder: a row with a stored merge spanning meeting+attendees is loaded after reordering columns to [number, meeting, time, attendees]. The merged cell is NOT rendered (correct fallback) but the kebab still surfaces the Unmerge action, and clicking it clears all three merge columns in the DB. Both files clean up their own meeting rows + audit log entries + seeded users in afterAll/after. All 5 API tests + 3 Playwright tests pass against the running dev workflows. Follow-ups proposed: - #217 Show merged cells in the meeting PDF & archive views - #218 Test the merge popover in Arabic / RTL Replit-Task-Id: c696223a-209b-4111-9921-e0540e1e16a5 |
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97f251bab6 |
Task #149: Add automated mobile/touch test for reordering meetings on iPad
Adds a new Playwright spec `artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-touch-reorder.spec.mjs` that exercises the iPad/touch path of drag-to-reorder on the Executive Meetings daily schedule — the path fixed by Task #141 (TouchSensor + `touch-action: none` on the row grip handle) but never covered by an end-to-end test. What the test does - Configures the spec's browser context with viewport 768x1024, hasTouch=true, isMobile=true so Chromium emulates an iPad and emits real TouchEvents that dnd-kit's TouchSensor can pick up. - Seeds two adjacent meetings on a unique far-future date via direct DB inserts (mirrors the strategy in executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs) and cleans them up in afterAll. - Logs in as admin via the UI, navigates to /executive-meetings, jumps to the seeded date, and turns on edit mode so the row grip handle renders. - Drives the touch gesture through CDP `Input.dispatchTouchEvent` (Playwright's high-level `page.touchscreen` only exposes `tap()`): touchStart on the first row's grip, hold still for 350ms (≥ task's 250ms / dnd-kit's 200ms activation delay), drag down past the second row in 12 sub-steps, touchEnd. - Asserts: (1) a POST /api/executive-meetings/reorder fires AND succeeds, (2) the request body's `orderedIds` reflects the swap, (3) the DB row daily_numbers + start/end times swap as the reorder endpoint specifies, (4) the visible DOM row order swaps, and (5) after a reload the new order persists. Wiring - The spec lives in `artifacts/tx-os/tests/` and is auto-discovered by the existing playwright config (`testMatch: /.*\\.spec\\.mjs$/`), so it runs as part of `pnpm --filter @workspace/tx-os test:e2e` with no config changes. Verification - `pnpm --filter @workspace/tx-os test:e2e -- executive-meetings-touch-reorder.spec.mjs` → 1 passed. - Re-ran the existing `executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs` (4 tests) to confirm no regression — all 4 still pass. Follow-ups - Proposed #214: Add iPad/touch test for reordering schedule columns (the file has a second DndContext for column-header drag that uses the same sensor stack and is currently untested on touch). Code review feedback - Reordered scrollIntoViewIfNeeded() to run BEFORE the boundingBox reads so any auto-scroll from bringing the grip on screen can't invalidate the touch coordinates we then dispatch via CDP. (Other comment about an unrelated opengraph.jpg change is platform-side, not part of this task's edits.) No deviations from the task spec. Replit-Task-Id: 3de9a478-e4a6-41db-8ed6-4feddccb3fd4 |
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fe736e3ff7 |
Task #146: Filter and paginate role permission history
Summary
- Backend: GET /api/roles/:id/audit now accepts limit (default 10, max 200),
offset, actorUserId (0 = no filter), and from/to (YYYY-MM-DD UTC). The
response is now a paginated envelope `{entries, totalCount, limit, offset,
nextOffset}` instead of a bare array.
- OpenAPI: lib/api-spec/openapi.yaml updated with the new params and a new
RolePermissionAuditList schema; client hooks regenerated via
`pnpm --filter @workspace/api-spec run codegen`.
- Frontend: RolePermissionHistory in artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx is
now self-contained — owns its own filter state, fetches the user list for
the actor dropdown, applies actor changes immediately, and validates date
inputs (rejecting invalid / inverted ranges).
- Pagination: switched to TRUE OFFSET PAGINATION. The first page comes from
React Query (so live cache invalidations after a save still refresh it),
and subsequent "Load more" clicks fetch `offset = nextOffset` imperatively
via getRolePermissionAudit() and append the rows to local state. There is
no client-side ceiling on how far back an admin can page; we simply stop
showing the button when nextOffset is null. A filtersKey effect resets the
appended pages whenever any filter (actor / from / to) changes so we never
serve overlapping or out-of-order rows.
- i18n: added missing keys in artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/{en,ar}.json
(historyEmptyFiltered, historyShowing, historyLoadMore, historyFilters.*,
historyErrors.*).
- Tests: artifacts/api-server/tests/role-permission-audit.test.mjs updated
to read the new envelope and now also covers offset-based pagination,
actorUserId filtering (including the "0 = no filter" semantic), and
date-range filtering (in-range / past-range / inverted / garbage). All 9
audit tests pass; tx-os typecheck clean.
- E2E: ran the testing skill end-to-end against /admin → role edit dialog →
history panel: created a fresh role through the UI, made 25 permission
writes, verified 10 → 20 → 25 pagination with no duplicates and correct
hide-on-end behaviour, filter-by-actor reset to first page, empty date
range showed empty state, inverted dates surfaced the validation error.
Drift / notes
- Pre-existing executive-meetings tests in the `test` workflow are still
failing — unchanged by this task.
- The Arabic language toggle isn't exposed in the page header in this build,
so the e2e Arabic step was skipped; locale strings are in place and the
test ids do not change with locale.
- Code review (initial pass) flagged a 200-row UI ceiling in the previous
"growing limit" approach. Replaced with true offset pagination (described
above) so admins can scroll back through arbitrarily long histories.
Code review follow-ups (round 2)
- Tightened parseRoleAuditUtcDate to reject impossible calendar days
(2024-02-31, 2025-13-01, etc.) instead of silently rolling forward.
- Aligned OpenAPI: actorUserId schema is now `minimum: 0` so the spec
matches the runtime "0 = no filter" contract; client regenerated.
- Added a targeted backend test that asserts impossible dates → 400.
Code review follow-ups (round 3)
- UX: when applied filters become invalid, the History list now hides the
stale entries and shows the "fix filters first" hint instead, and the
Load more button is hidden until filters are valid again. Avoids
presenting yesterday's results as the current view.
Code review follow-ups (round 4)
- Belt-and-braces: also reset the appended history pages when the first
page's totalCount + first-row id signature changes, so an external cache
invalidation (e.g. another save while the dialog is still open) cannot
leave appended pages out of sync with the refreshed first page.
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754a49591e |
Task #204: Make attendee group headers more prominent
Original ask: in the executive-meetings schedule's attendee cell, the
"Virtual / Internal / External Attendance" group labels (rendered above
each attendee group) read like stray attendee names — text-xs with em-dash
decoration. The user wanted them to stand out visually as section labels.
Changes
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx (AttendeeGroup):
* Header now renders text-sm font-bold, navy color (#0B1E3F), centered.
* Hairline underline (border-b border-[#0B1E3F]/15) with explicit
print:border-b print:border-gray-400 fallback so the underline is
preserved on print stylesheets that strip translucent borders.
* Em-dash decoration removed from the label.
* pointer-events-none + select-none so clicks/selection target the
attendee names, not the label.
* Added stable data-testid="em-attendee-group-header" for tests.
Tests
- New spec artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-attendee-group-headers.spec.mjs:
* Seeds its OWN multi-group meeting (2 virtual + 3 internal) on a unique
far-future date per locale (offsets 1/2) — never collides with real
schedule data.
* Asserts BOTH expected localised headers appear (virtual + internal),
and that the external header is absent.
* Adds a regression guard: a single-group (all-internal) meeting on a
different unique future date renders ZERO group headers.
* Temporarily flips admin's preferred_language per-test (with try/finally
+ afterAll restore) so AuthContext does not override the locale via
i18n.changeLanguage on auth restore.
- Existing executive-meetings-edit-toggle.spec.mjs still passes (6/6).
- All 4 new tests pass.
Drift / deviations
- The original draft test lived inline in the toggle spec and skipped
because today's seed data has no multi-group meetings. Moved it to its
own spec with self-seeded data per code-review feedback so coverage is
deterministic, header assertions are tightened (require both expected
labels, reject the external one, not "any two of three"), and a
single-group regression guard is added.
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24249bc511 |
Task #204: Make attendee group headers more prominent
Original ask: in the executive-meetings schedule's attendee cell, the
"Virtual / Internal / External Attendance" group labels (rendered above
each attendee group) read like stray attendee names — text-xs with em-dash
decoration. The user wanted them to stand out visually as section labels.
Changes
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx (AttendeeGroup):
* Header now renders text-sm font-bold, navy color (#0B1E3F), centered.
* Hairline underline (border-b border-[#0B1E3F]/15) with explicit
print:border-b print:border-gray-400 fallback so the underline is
preserved on print stylesheets that strip translucent borders.
* Em-dash decoration removed from the label.
* pointer-events-none + select-none so clicks/selection target the
attendee names, not the label.
* Added stable data-testid="em-attendee-group-header" for tests.
Tests
- New spec artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-attendee-group-headers.spec.mjs:
* Seeds its OWN multi-group meeting (2 virtual + 3 internal) on a unique
far-future date per locale (offsets 1/2) — never collides with real
schedule data.
* Asserts BOTH expected localised headers appear (virtual + internal),
and that the external header is absent.
* Adds a regression guard: a single-group (all-internal) meeting on a
different unique future date renders ZERO group headers.
* Temporarily flips admin's preferred_language per-test (with try/finally
+ afterAll restore) so AuthContext does not override the locale via
i18n.changeLanguage on auth restore.
- Existing executive-meetings-edit-toggle.spec.mjs still passes (6/6).
- All 4 new tests pass.
Drift / deviations
- The original draft test lived inline in the toggle spec and skipped
because today's seed data has no multi-group meetings. Moved it to its
own spec with self-seeded data per code-review feedback so coverage is
deterministic, header assertions are tightened (require both expected
labels, reject the external one, not "any two of three"), and a
single-group regression guard is added.
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Add Playwright keyboard-editing tests for executive-meetings schedule
Task #139: cover Enter/Esc/Tab keyboard editing of time, title, and attendee inline editors with end-to-end tests that seed via DB and log in via UI as admin/admin123. What this adds - artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-keyboard-editing.spec.mjs with 7 tests: * Tab into time cell + Enter opens edit + valid times save via Enter (asserts PATCH on /api/executive-meetings/:id and DB row updated) * Time cell Esc restores originals and sends no PATCH * Title cell Enter opens edit and Enter saves via PATCH * Title cell Esc restores original and sends no PATCH * Attendee cell Enter opens edit and Enter saves via PUT on /api/executive-meetings/:id/attendees * Attendee cell Esc restores original and sends no PUT * Tab from title cell reaches the time cell in the same row Implementation notes / deviations - Each test seeds its own future-dated meeting (and attendee where needed) directly through the pg pool with a unique date, then cleans those rows in afterAll — same pattern as the existing schedule-features spec. - After every save the page invalidates the day query and refetches; assertions wait for that GET to land before reading the DOM, which removed an early flaky-timing failure. - The title save test was originally written to do select-all + type. We discovered (via instrumented PATCH inspection) that the EditableCell writes to title_ar vs title_en based on the user's preferredLanguage, not the visible UI direction — admin's preferred language is ar, so saves go to title_ar even when the schedule is rendered LTR. The test now appends a unique suffix and asserts against whichever column actually received the saved HTML, mirroring the schedule-features formatting test. The underlying language-write mismatch is captured as a follow-up. - All 7 tests pass locally (~58s total). The pre-existing failures in the `test` workflow are unrelated PDF tests, not from this work. Code-review feedback applied - Removed two unrelated stray files (artifacts/tx-os/nohup.out and artifacts/tx-os/public/opengraph.jpg) that had no code references. - Scoped both attendee selectors under the seeded row's testid (em-row-:meetingId) so the locator stays unambiguous even if another test ever shares a date. Follow-ups proposed - #201 (test_gaps): Shift+Tab + cross-row + ghost-row keyboard tests - #202 (tech_debt): Save edits to the column matching the visible UI Replit-Task-Id: cbd9619c-1475-43c6-998e-163e8e6ec94a |
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b1f2bab1cd |
Task #138: Show a clear message when meeting end time is before start time
Original ask
- In the executive-meetings schedule, when an admin edits a meeting's
inline time and types end < start, the change was silently discarded.
- Surface a localized toast for both the client-side guard and the
server's 400 validation, and keep the cell in edit mode with the
user's draft preserved so they can fix the typo without retyping.
What changed
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx
- TimeRangeCell.save now defers setEditing(false) until after the
server PATCH succeeds. On a thrown TimeOrderError it stays in edit
mode (preserving the typed draft) and refocuses the start input.
On any other failure it rolls back to the saved values as before.
- The parent saveTimes callback inspects the API error message; when
it matches the server's "startTime must be <= endTime" validation,
it shows the same localized timeOrderError toast (instead of the
raw English error string) and rethrows a tagged Error with
name "TimeOrderError" so TimeRangeCell can react.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json + ar.json
- Updated the existing executiveMeetings.schedule.timeOrderError
keys to the exact wording from the task spec:
EN: "End time is before start time"
AR: "وقت النهاية قبل وقت البداية"
Notes / non-changes
- The client-side guard at the top of TimeRangeCell.save already
emitted the toast and returned without exiting edit mode, so it only
needed the new copy. The change to defer setEditing(false) avoids a
race where the !editing useEffect would wipe the draft to startSaved
during the network round-trip on the server-side error path.
- No new i18n keys were added; existing keys were repurposed with the
spec's exact wording.
Verification
- pnpm tsc on tx-os: no new TypeScript errors in executive-meetings.tsx
(pre-existing errors in admin.tsx / use-notifications-socket.ts are
unrelated to this task).
- e2e Playwright test: created a meeting at 10:00–11:00, opened the
inline editor, set 09:00 / 08:00 and clicked save → destructive
toast "وقت النهاية قبل وقت البداية" appeared, inputs stayed visible
with the typed values intact. Corrected end to 10:00 and saved →
cell exited edit mode showing 09:00 – 10:00 and the API persisted
the new times.
Replit-Task-Id: f701faa8-02a9-4389-b130-92e522744128
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0fe28fe16d |
Update toggle labels and restore image
Update locale keys for toggle functionality from 'editToggle' to 'saveToggle' and revert 'opengraph.jpg' to its previous state. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: 05fe07ec-5152-4ad6-985f-c842d7501206 Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/fEDT27c Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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6abc60deaa |
Task #198: Edit→Save toggle + bulk-clear attendees + multi-select delete meetings
Three executive-meetings polish features on the Schedule view: 1. Edit-mode toggle now flips its label (Edit↔Save) and icon (Pencil↔Check) so a second click reads as "I'm done editing." 2. New-/edit-meeting dialog gained a "Remove all attendees" button next to "+ Add attendee" with a confirm prompt; only renders when ≥1 attendee is present. 3. Per-row select checkboxes (only in edit mode) drive a tri-state "select all" checkbox in the schedule header AND a floating bulk toolbar that appears only when ≥1 row is selected. The toolbar shows "Selected N of M" with "Delete selected" + "Clear selection". Single confirm wipes all checked meetings. Implementation notes: - Bulk-select checkbox is rendered as an absolute overlay on the first visible non-merged cell of every row (and on the merged <td> for merged rows) instead of being inlined inside the # cell. This (a) preserves the # cell's grip handle so dnd-kit drag still works, (b) keeps the checkbox reachable when users hide # via the column customizer, and (c) keeps it reachable on rows whose merge swallows the leading cells. - Tri-state "select all" is rendered as an absolute overlay on the first visible <th> in <thead> (typically # but falls back to the next visible header when # is hidden). - Floating bulk toolbar is gated on `selectedMeetingIds.size > 0` per spec — it disappears entirely with zero selection. - Selection clears on date change, edit-mode-off, post-bulk-delete, AND on every successful day refresh (detected via meetings array reference change from useQuery), so a refresh that returns the same ids cannot leave a stale selection. - Locale text added to ar.json/en.json for saveToggle.*, bulk*, removeAll, schedule.bulkSelectRow. Tests: - New spec executive-meetings-bulk-actions.spec.mjs (5 tests): edit toggle flip, dialog remove-all-attendees, multi-select delete with DB verify + tri-state header indeterminate/unchecked state assertions, hidden-# overlay survival, merged-row overlay survival. All pass. - Verified no regressions in executive-meetings-edit-toggle (4/4), -row-actions-menu (2/2), -schedule-features (4/4, including drag-row reorder), -manage-create (1/1). Code review (architect, 3 rounds): - Round 1 flagged checkbox-in-#-cell breaks when # is hidden → fixed by lifting to absolute overlay. - Round 2 flagged merged rows skipped overlay → fixed by sharing the overlay JSX between renderCell (first unmerged cell) and the merged <td>, plus added the merged-row e2e regression test. - Round 3 (validation) flagged: (a) toolbar visible without selection, (b) tri-state should be in <thead>, (c) selection should reset on day refresh. All three addressed; tests updated. Pre-existing failures unrelated to this task: 2 PDF tests in api-server (Tasks #172/#179) — untouched. |
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0062430b31 |
Show deleted entity name beside target id in admin Audit Log
Task #133: Admin Audit Log rows now display the deleted item's human-readable name next to its `<type> #<id>` target reference without admins having to expand the JSON metadata. Changes - artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx - New helper `forceDeletedEntityName(entry, lang)` that pulls a localized display name from a force-delete row's metadata. Priority: nameEn/nameAr/displayNameEn/displayNameAr (lang-aware) > plain `name` > `@username`. - `AuditLogRow` renders an additional muted "Target: <type> #<id> · <name>" line beneath the summary for force-delete entries that expose a name. When no summary is generated, the existing target fallback line is upgraded to include the name as well. - artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/en.json, ar.json - New `admin.audit.targetWithName` key with English and Arabic translations. Behavior - Names respect the active language (Arabic preferred when lang=ar, with graceful fallback to the other locale, then `name`, then `@username`). - Non-deletion rows and deletion rows whose metadata lacks a name are unchanged — no extra line is rendered, so there is no regression for existing entries. Verification - `pnpm exec tsc --noEmit` in artifacts/tx-os passes after running `pnpm --filter @workspace/api-spec run codegen`. - E2E test (Playwright) confirms the new line renders for both a service.force_delete row (English-only metadata) and an app.delete force row (English + Arabic metadata), and that the Arabic UI surfaces the Arabic name when present and falls back to the English name when not. Follow-ups proposed - #194 Persist user display names in user.delete audit metadata. - #195 Log every service deletion, not only forced ones. Replit-Task-Id: cd312541-1c90-4849-afd6-e6757aedfe06 |
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5c21bf9737 |
Improve test to accurately verify meeting row actions menu
Refactor e2e test assertion for executive meeting row actions menu to use a more robust check for kebab visibility and count. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: 4624aae4-b60d-45dd-aeaa-32ff564cc1b9 Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/wd2kz0e Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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311d59ccad |
Task #191: Consolidate row-cell overlay icons into single kebab menu
The schedule's per-row affordances (delete, row color, merge cells)
used to render as three separate hover-revealed icon buttons stacked
inside the same narrow cell, which collided visually on iPad and
small screens. Replaced them with a single MoreVertical kebab trigger
that opens a Radix popover with three views (main / color / merge),
plus a "Back" affordance to return from sub-views to the main menu.
Implementation:
- New RowActionsMenu component (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx)
rendered once per row, anchored at the trailing-top of the first
visible cell (matching the previous overlay anchor logic). Resets
to "main" view on close.
- Old DeleteRowButton, RowColorPicker, and MergeMenu components removed.
- Existing testids preserved on the popover items so external tests
still target em-delete-row-{id}, em-row-color-trigger, and
em-merge-trigger-{id}. New testids added: em-row-actions-{id} for
the kebab trigger, em-row-actions-back for the Back button.
- Locale keys added in ar.json/en.json: rowActions.label, rowActions.back.
- New imports: MoreVertical, ChevronLeft, ChevronRight (RTL-aware Back arrow).
- Merged-cell branch also uses RowActionsMenu so merge/unmerge stays
reachable when the # column is hidden.
Tests:
- New regression spec: executive-meetings-row-actions-menu.spec.mjs
exercises the full menu flow (open → color → back → main → merge → escape).
- Existing executive-meetings-edit-toggle.spec.mjs and
executive-meetings-schedule-features.spec.mjs continue to pass —
legacy testids remain absent in view mode and present inside the
popover when opened in edit mode.
Pre-existing test failures (NOT caused by this change):
- "non-mutate user (executive_viewer)" spec fails because seeded user
"ahmed" is missing from the dev DB (parallel task #131 drizzle work).
- TS errors in admin.tsx tracked by other tasks (api-client codegen
out of sync).
Follow-up proposed:
- #192: show row color + merge previews inline in the main menu items.
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6908207df5 |
Show dependency counts inline in admin lists (Task #128)
Surfaces the dependency counts (already returned by the admin list endpoints since Task #96) directly in the Apps, Services, and Users admin panel rows so admins can see usage at a glance — no need to open the delete dialog to find out. Changes: - artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx: - Apps panel rows now render a small bullet-separated subtitle line under the route showing non-zero groupCount / restrictionCount / openCount (data-testid="app-counts-<id>"). - Services panel rows render an inline "N orders" line under the price when orderCount > 0 (data-testid="service-counts-<id>"). - Users panel rows render a bullet-separated subtitle under the displayName showing non-zero noteCount / orderCount / conversationCount / messageCount (data-testid="user-counts-<id>"). - Style mirrors the existing GroupsPanel inline counts row (text-[11px] muted-foreground, flex flex-wrap, "•" separators). - Zero counts are filtered out so empty rows stay clean. - artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/{en,ar}.json: - Added admin.apps.counts.{groups,restrictions,opens} - Added admin.services.counts.orders - Added admin.users.counts.{notes,orders,conversations,messages} - lib/api-client-react/dist + tsbuildinfo: regenerated stale composite build output so the count fields on UserProfile / App / Service schemas (added in Task #96) are visible to the tx-os typecheck. No source change in lib/api-client-react. Verification: - tsc --noEmit passes cleanly for artifacts/tx-os. - End-to-end browser test confirmed: admin sees inline counts in Apps, Services, and Users; rows with zero deps render no counts row; Arabic/RTL layout still works. Replit-Task-Id: 31d3e38d-f611-4d5e-9cfa-823326495328 |
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4e9cb38ab1 |
Update meeting scheduling button text for clarity
Correct the text for the "Add meeting" button in both Arabic and English locale files to remove unnecessary characters. Replit-Commit-Author: Agent Replit-Commit-Session-Id: 77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66 Replit-Commit-Checkpoint-Type: full_checkpoint Replit-Commit-Event-Id: b75246ad-35b1-43b5-a2df-48c01dd0337b Replit-Commit-Screenshot-Url: https://storage.googleapis.com/screenshot-production-us-central1/c3c252e4-c83d-40ca-9fff-99a3ea60701e/77cfe984-2c65-4152-bb7a-0df28274fe66/wYObB6M Replit-Helium-Checkpoint-Created: true |
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Task #114: Readable audit log summaries for delete/update entries
- artifacts/api-server/src/routes/groups.ts:
- Added loadSubResourceNameFields() to fetch username / appSlug+nameEn+nameAr / roleName when adding or removing a group sub-resource.
- POST/DELETE /groups/:id/:kind/:targetId now persist these names alongside the id in audit metadata. Best-effort lookup on DELETE so a missing linked record does not break the action.
- Removed unused SUB_TABLE constant.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/admin.tsx:
- formatAuditSummary now renders human-readable lines for:
- app.update rename (changes.nameEn/nameAr/slug from→to)
- group.update rename (previousName, when only one field changed)
- group.user/app/role.add/remove (prefer enriched name fields, fall back to *ById locale keys with #id when only the id is known)
- settings.update registrationOpen toggle ("Opened/Closed public registration", with optional "with N other change(s)" suffix)
- Helper linkedAppName() shared by the app branches.
- Raw JSON metadata remains available via the existing expand toggle.
- artifacts/tx-os/src/locales/{en,ar}.json:
- Added admin.audit.summary keys for app.rename, group.rename, group.{user,app,role}{Add,Remove}/{Add,Remove}ById, settings.registrationOpened/Closed/OpenedWith/ClosedWith in both English and Arabic.
Verification:
- Backend metadata enrichment validated end-to-end (group create, user/app/role add+remove, group rename, settings toggle) via a temporary script — all rows persist the new name fields.
- Browser e2e test logged in as a freshly created admin, exercised the same flows, opened the Audit log panel, and confirmed each row renders the readable summary (no #id placeholders) and that the raw JSON pane still expands and contains 'username'.
Notes / drift:
- The task brief listed many actions (user.delete, role.delete, app.delete, app.create, etc.). The group sub-resource actions and rename / registration toggle branches were the ones that previously rendered as opaque "#id" text and are addressed in this task. Top-level user/app/role delete already had decent metadata; further enrichment proposed as a follow-up so it can be reviewed independently.
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7877cb173f |
Schedule attendees: force number+name onto the same visual line
Task #175. Follow-up to #173. The first fix added `whitespace-nowrap` on each attendee `<li>`, but users still saw the index span (`1-`, `2-`) stacked above the name — even with very short names like "رياض" / "محمد" that obviously fit on one line. Two screenshots (before and after the merge) showed the same stacked layout, ruling out narrow-column wrapping. Root cause: attendee names are saved as tiptap HTML such as `<p>محمد</p>`. Inside the inline-block EditableCell shell (and even inside the plain view-mode `<span>`), the default block-level `<p>` with its 1em top/bottom margins forced the name onto its own visual row beneath the index span. `whitespace-nowrap` cannot pull a block child back onto the parent line. Fix (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx): - Each attendee `<li>` is now `inline-flex items-baseline whitespace-nowrap` so the index span and the name wrapper become flex children that structurally cannot break apart. - The view-mode `<span>` (plain dangerouslySetInnerHTML) gets `[&_p]:inline [&_p]:m-0` — tiptap `<p>` renders as inline with no margins. - The editable EditableCell wrapper gets the more-scoped `[&>span_p]:inline [&>span_p]:m-0`, which matches only the view-mode shell `<div> > <span> > <p>` and deliberately does NOT match the editing shell `<div> > <div(border)> > EditorContent`, so pressing Enter inside the editor still creates a real new paragraph. Tests (artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-edit-toggle.spec.mjs): - New regression spec asserts that the index span and the name wrapper share the same vertical center (within 8px) for the first attendee in BOTH view mode and edit mode. Without the fix the centers differ by a full line height (~20px+). - The new spec is parameterised over `tx-lang` so it runs once for English (LTR) and once for Arabic (RTL) — the bug originally surfaced on the Arabic schedule, so RTL coverage matters. - The new spec self-skips (rather than fails) if the schedule has no attendees, so an empty environment doesn't masquerade as a layout regression. - All passing. Out of scope (unchanged): grouping/sorting, index format, multi- group Virtual/Internal/External rows, pending +Add ghost row, other EditableCell call sites (title, time, notes, manage tab). |