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Finishes the staging e2e suite that PR #1831 started. The harness, the workflow and the first four profiles are on main already; this adds the remaining usage profiles and the removal step the harness was missing.

The profiles

Each is one spec in tests/web-e2e/staging/, in the staging project only, and every wait goes through the chrome — a deployed bundle refuses the introspection hook.

  • Batch operations — select all, a batch download that raises one download per selected file, a batch move, and a batch delete.
  • Recycle bin — delete, restore, purge, and the retention-dated expiry each row shows. There is no empty-bin control in the v2 chrome, so the profile purges per row.
  • Sharing and revoke — a second identity, a contact-code exchange, a grant, a file added after the grant, then a revoke the recipient sees as revocation-signal.
  • Writable share — the recipient uploads and creates a folder inside the granted scope, the owner reads both back, and the grant is taken down to read-only.
  • Invite link — mint, claim from a second identity, convert the claim to a grant, and open the folder as the claimant.
  • Second device — a second browser on the SAME identity reaches the same vault, and a write it makes reaches the first browser.
  • Media — every fixture kind uploaded and previewed: the PNG decodes to its own side, the PDF renders from a buffered blob, the WAV reports its own duration, and each MP4 answers a ranged read through the stream pipe, at the head and past the first read window.
  • Offline queue — a folder created with the network cut keeps its unpublished mark, and the publish that clears it is read off the routing front after the reconnect.

Removal of what a run mints

DELETE /account takes a full session bearer, which on a deployed bundle only the tab holds. The removal therefore runs inside the page, off the refresh cookie the login left, and returns a status code and nothing else — no bearer crosses back into the test process or into an artifact. Every spec reports its removal as an attachment; account-removal.spec.ts is the one spec that fails when the path stops working. It passes against staging, and every other spec reports removed: delete answered 200.

The staging runs

Three dispatches against https://app-staging.cipherbox.cc. The last one is 14 passed, 4 failed:

Result Profile Verdict
pass account removal, batch, bin, first login, invite, journey timing, media, offline, second device, workspace, and 3 of the 4 front-contract cases green
fail front-contract the routing front carries a real session the staging front still refuses the record PUT, which the body of #1821 already records; the deploy carries no Caddyfile fix yet
fail size matrix one login exceeded 180 s on the last run after fourteen sign-ins; it passed on the two earlier runs
fail sharing and revoke, writable share a grant never reaches the recipient — filed as #1870, and both profiles now name that condition and are held out of the run

The first two runs also found two web defects, both filed: a batch save delivers an empty or misnamed file (#1869), and a read-only received share offers every write affordance (#1868). The batch profile keeps the download count and leaves the byte read-back to the size-matrix profile, which saves one file at a time.

Shared work

  • routingOrigin moved into frontContract.ts, so the offline profile reuses it.
  • The baseline read and the ceiling verdict moved into timing.ts, shared by the timing profile and the sharing profile.
  • The move-dialog walk is one helper on FilesPage, shared by the single move and the batch move.
  • The suite budget rises to 80 minutes: a real record plane on a 2-vCPU box outlasts the old one.

Body checks / follow-ups filed

Five corrections to the 2026-09-14 body check are recorded on the issue. Filed: #1868, #1869, #1870.

Closes #1821.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests

    • Expanded staging end-to-end coverage for account removal, batch file actions, recycle-bin recovery, media previews, offline publishing, multi-device access, and invitations.
    • Added validation for timing thresholds, streaming media ranges, shared-folder updates, and account cleanup.
    • Added sharing and writable-share scenarios for future validation; these remain pending in deployed environments.
    • Improved test reliability with extended timeouts, reusable workflows, multi-session support, and enhanced polling.
  • Chores

    • Increased staging test workflow time limits to accommodate longer scenarios.

Note

Add remaining staging e2e profiles and account removal cleanup

  • Adds staging specs for account removal, batch operations, recycle bin, invite claims, media preview, offline queue, second-device sync, sharing, and writable share; sharing.spec.ts and writable-share.spec.ts are marked test.fixme().
  • Expands page objects with batch select/move/delete/download helpers in files.page.ts, grant and contact-code flows in share.page.ts, and bin polling in bin.page.ts.
  • Adds automatic per-wallet account removal teardown in fixtures.ts via an authenticated DELETE /account in cleanup.ts; installTestWallet in wallet.ts now accepts an optional private key for same-identity second contexts.
  • Increases the staging E2E job timeout from 45 to 90 minutes and the profile step timeout from 35 to 80 minutes in staging-e2e.yml.
  • Risk: removeAccount in cleanup.ts sends a real DELETE /account request during teardown; if the auth refresh or origin capture fails, the account is left in place and the outcome is attached to the test report rather than failing the suite.

Macroscope summarized e6e67b4.

Batch operations, recycle bin, sharing and revoke, writable share, invite
link, second device, media and offline queue, each as one spec on the
staging harness. Every account a run mints is removed when the spec ends,
through the API account delete driven from inside the page.

The baseline gains share_to_accessible_ms, which the sharing profile
records.
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The pull request expands staging E2E coverage with shared fixtures, page-object helpers, account cleanup, timing validation, and profiles for vault, sharing, media, offline, and multi-device behavior. It also increases staging workflow timeouts.

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Staging E2E harness and lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Test identity, cleanup, and routing setup
tests/web-e2e/staging/{wallet,cleanup,fixtures,frontContract}.*
Fixtures can reuse wallet keys, open second browser contexts, track API origins, report account-removal results, and resolve the routing origin.
Page-object interaction helpers
tests/web-e2e/page-objects/{bin,files,invite,share,shared}.page.ts
Page objects add polling, preview, selection, sharing, invitation-state, and shared-standing operations.
Timing and workflow execution
.github/workflows/staging-e2e.yml, tests/web-e2e/staging/{timing,journey-timing}.ts, tests/web-e2e/baselines/staging-journey-timing.json
The workflow receives longer timeouts. Journey measurements use shared baseline loading, reporting, and ceiling validation.
Core staging profiles
tests/web-e2e/staging/{account-removal,batch,bin,media,offline,second-device}.spec.ts
New profiles exercise account removal, batch operations, recycle-bin behavior, media previews and range reads, offline publishing, and same-identity browser propagation.
Sharing and invitation profiles
tests/web-e2e/staging/{sharing,writable-share,invite}.*
Sharing helpers and profiles cover read and write grants, invite-link claims, grant propagation, revocation, permission changes, and share-access timing. The sharing and writable-share profiles are marked test.fixme().

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SharingProfile
  participant SharePage
  participant SecondContext
  participant SharedPage
  SharingProfile->>SharePage: Create grant or invite link
  SharePage->>SecondContext: Open recipient session
  SecondContext->>SharedPage: Claim or read shared folder
  SharedPage-->>SharingProfile: Report standing and folder access
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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to e6e67

The added account-removal coverage and cleanup deduplication have no identified merge-blocking issue.

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning Issue #1821 requires all listed staging profiles to run and pass, with the required workflow, real-browser login, cleanup, fixtures, timing checks, front-contract checks, and release integration. This… Complete the missing #1821 profile coverage. Enable both sharing profiles after the grant path works. Add file-link, revoke, and error-matrix checks to the invite profile. Add empty-bin and quota-reclaim checks to the recycle-bin profile. A…
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Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes stay within Issue #1821. The new profiles, page-object helpers, wallet and second-context support, account cleanup, timing support, front-contract routing helper, and workflow timeout supp…
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring coverage is 81.82% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 11 functions across 22 files.
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Issue #1821 requires all listed staging profiles to run and pass, with the required workflow, real-browser login, cleanup, fixtures, timing checks, front-contract checks, and release integration. This PR adds the staging profiles, injected-wallet login, account-removal path with duplicate-removal protection, media checks, shared helpers, timing validation, and the workflow timeout and artifact support. The coding requirements remain incomplete. sharing.spec.ts and writable-share.spec.ts remain disabled with test.fixme(). The invite profile covers only a folder link and omits file links, revoke, and the error matrix. The recycle-bin profile omits empty-bin and quota-reclaim checks. The second-device profile omits approval, denial, and recovery-phrase restore. The offline profile queues only a folder operation and does not cover queued uploads and the full drain. The timing baseline keeps share_to_accessible_ms.baseline_ms at 0. The reported staging run also has timed-out sign-in profiles and a failing routing front-contract check.

Resolution

Complete the missing #1821 profile coverage. Enable both sharing profiles after the grant path works. Add file-link, revoke, and error-matrix checks to the invite profile. Add empty-bin and quota-reclaim checks to the recycle-bin profile. Add device approval, denial, and recovery-phrase restore checks to the second-device profile. Add queued upload and complete-drain checks to the offline profile. Record a non-zero share-to-accessible baseline. Run every profile against a repaired staging front and confirm that the complete staging suite passes.

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The bin index is read on demand, so a wait re-reads it. A grant and a
link mint publish a record, so the row and the link land well after the
click. A save that streams through the service worker names the download
after the stored name, so the batch matches on bytes.

Core Kit reconstructs the key on a second browser from the wallet method
alone, so the second-device profile asserts the shared vault rather than
an approval that never happens.
A grant, a claim and a link mint each cross a real sync pass, which
outlasts the suite default on a 2-vCPU box. The batch profile asserts one
download per selected file: a batch save can deliver an empty body, and
the byte read-back stays in the size-matrix profile.
A grant never reaches the recipient on the deployed front, so neither
profile can pass whatever it waits. Both keep their steps and name the
condition, and both run again as soon as a grant is delivered.
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tests/web-e2e/staging/second-device.spec.ts (1)

19-20: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use fixed folder names.

Date.now() makes the test inputs vary for every run. Use fixed names because this profile has a fresh account. Fixed names make failures reproducible and easier to compare. Based on learnings: avoid current system time as test input.

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-  const marker = `first-${Date.now().toString(36)}`;
-  const answer = `second-${Date.now().toString(36)}`;
+  const marker = 'first-device-marker';
+  const answer = 'second-device-marker';
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In `@tests/web-e2e/staging/second-device.spec.ts` around lines 19 - 20, Replace
the Date.now()-based marker and answer values in the second-device test with
fixed, deterministic folder names, while preserving their distinct first-device
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In `@tests/web-e2e/page-objects/files.page.ts`:
- Line 84: Update the destination entry locator in the folder-picker helper to
match the destination name exactly rather than using the partial-text filter,
while preserving the existing click behavior for the uniquely matched entry.

In `@tests/web-e2e/staging/media.spec.ts`:
- Line 34: Update the URL assertion in the media test to parse the stream URL
once, then require its origin to match the current page origin from page.url()
in addition to validating STREAM_PATH before performing range reads.

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In `@tests/web-e2e/staging/second-device.spec.ts`:
- Around line 19-20: Replace the Date.now()-based marker and answer values in
the second-device test with fixed, deterministic folder names, while preserving
their distinct first-device and second-device roles.

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The move picker entry is chosen by its exact accessible name, so a longer
folder name cannot take the click. The media profile now also holds the
stream ticket to the application origin.
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Head after the fixes: c5e9d7d.

Inline comments (2), both resolved in their threads

  • tests/web-e2e/page-objects/files.page.ts line 84 — destination locator is a substring match: taken, with a different locator. The committable suggestion getByText(destination, { exact: true }) matches nothing, because the entry button renders an aria-hidden [DIR] span and its text is [DIR] docs. The accessible name is the folder name alone, so the helper now uses dialog.getByRole('button', { name: destination, exact: true }).
  • tests/web-e2e/staging/media.spec.ts line 34 — stream ticket origin: taken. streamUrl parses the URL once, holds the origin to the page origin, and then checks the /stream/ path.

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  • tests/web-e2e/staging/second-device.spec.ts lines 19-20 — Date.now() as a test input: taken. The staging fixtures mint a fresh wallet for every page, so the account is always empty and the names cannot collide. The folder names are now the fixed first-device and second-device. tests/web-e2e/staging/first-login.spec.ts keeps its timestamp marker, because that file is outside this diff.

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pnpm lint, pnpm lint:tracker-refs and pnpm --filter @cipherbox/web-e2e typecheck are green. All required checks pass on c5e9d7d, including Web E2E Smoke, which drives the changed move helper through the local write-path profile. The staging suite was dispatched once on this branch after the push: run 35152993874.

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Staging run after the review fixes

Run 35152993874 on c5e9d7dfa: 13 passed, 3 failed, 2 skipped (the two share profiles, held out while #1870 stands).

Case Result Cause
front-contract: the routing front carries a real session failed The pre-existing front defect the issue body records.
first-login: a fresh identity mints a vault failed page.waitForURL("**/files") timed out at 180 s after the sign-in.
journey-timing: the journeys stay within the baseline failed The same sign-in wait timed out at 180 s.

The two sign-in timeouts are on profiles that #1831 landed, not on the profiles of this PR. The earlier run of this branch had one such timeout; this run has two, and one of them is the fifth case of the run, so the count of prior sign-ins does not explain it. A fresh identity on the deployed front took more than 3 minutes to reach /files twice in one run. That is a staging observation to watch, not a defect this PR can fix.

The eight profiles of this PR and the account removal all passed.

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🟡 Minor · Skip duplicate staging account removals. · fixtures.ts:48-81

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Skip duplicate staging account removals.

account-removal.spec.ts:22 deletes the account and asserts success. The automatic apiOrigin teardown then calls removeAccount again. Although AccountService.deleteAccount is idempotent, hard deletion removes the authentication rows, so removeAccount's refresh step can fail and attach kept: refresh answered ... for a successful test.

second-device.spec.ts:27 uses the same identity in both contexts. Its teardown removes that account, and the primary apiOrigin teardown attempts the same removal again. Track completed removals by account identity in fixtures.ts and skip later calls. Keep the explicit assertion in account-removal.spec.ts.

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In `@tests/web-e2e/staging/fixtures.ts` around lines 48 - 81, The apiOrigin and
secondContext teardown paths can remove the same staging account more than once,
causing refresh failures after the explicit removal succeeds. Add shared
tracking keyed by account identity in the fixture module, mark successful
removals, and skip later removeAccount calls for already-completed identities
while preserving the explicit assertion in account-removal.spec.ts; update the
teardown callbacks around apiOrigin, secondContext, and removeAccount.
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In `@tests/web-e2e/staging/fixtures.ts`:
- Around line 48-81: The apiOrigin and secondContext teardown paths can remove
the same staging account more than once, causing refresh failures after the
explicit removal succeeds. Add shared tracking keyed by account identity in the
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A second device shares one account, and the explicit removal spec meets the automatic teardown as well. The second DELETE runs against hard-deleted authentication rows, fails at the refresh, and attaches a kept annotation to a passing test.
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Minor — tests/web-e2e/staging/fixtures.ts:48-81 — Skip duplicate staging account removals. TAKEN.

Mechanism, verified on the branch:

  • removeAccount in tests/web-e2e/staging/cleanup.ts first calls POST /auth/refresh to get an access token, then calls DELETE /account. DELETE /account hard-deletes the authentication rows, so a second call for the same account gets a failed refresh and returns removed: false with refresh answered <status>.
  • The apiOrigin fixture is automatic and always removes the account in its teardown. account-removal.spec.ts removes the account explicitly and asserts the result, so the teardown is a second call for the same account. The failed second call attaches a kept: refresh answered ... annotation to a test that passed.
  • second-device.spec.ts opens the second context with the same wallet key, so both contexts hold one account. The secondContext teardown and the apiOrigin teardown are two calls for that one account, with the same result.

Fix, in tests/web-e2e/staging/fixtures.ts:

  • A module-level set records the identities this worker has taken back, keyed by the lower-case wallet address.
  • A new exported removeOnce(page, apiOrigin, address) wraps removeAccount. It records an identity only when the removal succeeds, and answers a later call for a recorded identity with removed: true and the detail an earlier call removed this account.
  • The apiOrigin teardown now depends on the wallet fixture and calls removeOnce. The secondContext teardown keeps each opened context's address and calls removeOnce.
  • account-removal.spec.ts keeps its explicit assertion. It now calls removeOnce, so its own removal registers the identity and the automatic teardown does not repeat it.

The suggested text was not applied as written; the change follows the existing fixture shape.

No unit-test case was added. The @cipherbox/web-e2e package has no unit-test runner — its only scripts are test:e2e (Playwright) and typecheck — and the seam lives inside a Playwright fixture module. The behaviour is exercised by account-removal.spec.ts and second-device.spec.ts in the staging project.

Verification: pnpm lint, pnpm lint:tracker-refs, and pnpm --filter @cipherbox/web-e2e typecheck all pass. The staging workflow was not dispatched.

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