test(ci): add the remaining staging e2e profiles and the account removal - #1867
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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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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)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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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 winUse 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.Proposed fix
- const marker = `first-${Date.now().toString(36)}`; - const answer = `second-${Date.now().toString(36)}`; + const marker = 'first-device-marker'; + const answer = 'second-device-marker';🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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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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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 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
tests/web-e2e/staging/fixtures.ts:48-81
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSkip duplicate staging account removals.
account-removal.spec.ts:22deletes the account and asserts success. The automaticapiOriginteardown then callsremoveAccountagain. AlthoughAccountService.deleteAccountis idempotent, hard deletion removes the authentication rows, soremoveAccount's refresh step can fail and attachkept: refresh answered ...for a successful test.
second-device.spec.ts:27uses the same identity in both contexts. Its teardown removes that account, and the primaryapiOriginteardown attempts the same removal again. Track completed removals by account identity infixtures.tsand skip later calls. Keep the explicit assertion inaccount-removal.spec.ts.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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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
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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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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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 thestagingproject only, and every wait goes through the chrome — a deployed bundle refuses the introspection hook.revocation-signal.Removal of what a run mints
DELETE /accounttakes 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.tsis the one spec that fails when the path stops working. It passes against staging, and every other spec reportsremoved: delete answered 200.The staging runs
Three dispatches against
https://app-staging.cipherbox.cc. The last one is 14 passed, 4 failed:the routing front carries a real sessionThe 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
routingOriginmoved intofrontContract.ts, so the offline profile reuses it.timing.ts, shared by the timing profile and the sharing profile.FilesPage, shared by the single move and the batch move.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.
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Add remaining staging e2e profiles and account removal cleanup
sharing.spec.tsandwritable-share.spec.tsare markedtest.fixme().DELETE /accountin cleanup.ts;installTestWalletin wallet.ts now accepts an optional private key for same-identity second contexts.removeAccountin cleanup.ts sends a realDELETE /accountrequest 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.