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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add a browser self-test for retry behavior after a lost response, update Work-Tag E2E coverage guidance, and narrow or remove browser E2E checks. ChangesWork-Tag coverage
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PR Summary by QodoRationalize Work-Tag E2E coverage across faster test layers
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| The first rationalized family is Work Tags. Transactional coalescing across a fresh | ||
| store instance is owned by `tests/browser/run_local_store_selftest.js`; lost-response | ||
| retry identity is owned by `tests/browser/run_work_tag_sync_selftest.js` plus backend | ||
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The replacement test calls coalesceWorkTag() directly on a reopened fake store, so it does not cover the removed scenario's browser-specific second half: after page.reload(), a newly mounted work-tag-editor.js must reload canonical state.options, overlay the pending operation, and route the opposite click back through coalescing. The remaining reload E2E only observes the pending chips before reconnecting; a regression in mount()/prepare()/edit() could therefore make post-reload opposite intent fail or enqueue incorrectly while both cited lower-level tests still pass. Keep a thin browser assertion for the post-reload edit and leave the deterministic store branches in Node.
AGENTS.md reference: tests/e2e/AGENTS.md:L38-L42
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Found one remaining coverage gap on the current head:
P2 — Restore the opposite post-reload direction (pending remove → re-add).
The narrowed test_post_reload_opposite_edit_cancels_pending now covers only:
offline add → reload → remove → queue cancels.
The original test also covered the asymmetric browser path:
offline remove of an assigned Tag → reload → search/picker re-add → queue cancels.
That second half is not equivalent at the UI layer. Re-add goes through the remounted picker/catalog path (bindPicker() / dropdown filtering / the result-item action) before reaching edit(..., true), whereas removal is performed from the rendered chip button. The Node local-store selftest proves both coalescing directions, but it cannot catch a regression where the remounted picker fails to expose the pending-removed Tag, uses stale effective assignments, or never routes the re-add click to edit().
Please keep the E2E thin, but exercise both opposite directions after reload in this one browser test. The deterministic repeated-intent/store branches can remain in Node as intended.
Separately, after that change the PR description should be refreshed: the current head has 15 Work-Tag E2Es (one removed, one narrowed), so the existing “14 integrated scenarios / removes 2 of 16 (12.5%)” wording is stale.
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🟡 Minor · Use wait_for_async for the durable-queue predicate. · test_work_tags_offline.py:145
tests/e2e/test_work_tags_offline.py:145
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wait_for_asyncfor the durable-queue predicate.
pendingpasses an asynchronous predicate topage.evaluate, which violates the E2E instruction. Replace the custom polling loop withwait_for_async. Existing callers pass scalar counts, so this preserves the helper interface.Suggested fix
def pending(self, page, count): - page.evaluate("""async n => { - const deadline = Date.now() + 20000; - while (Date.now() < deadline) { - const rows = (await prksSync.store.listOperations()) - .filter(r => ['ADD_WORK_TAG', 'REMOVE_WORK_TAG'].includes(r.operation)); - if (rows.filter(r => r.status !== 'acknowledged').length === n) return; - await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 50)); - } - throw new Error('Sync state did not settle'); - }""", count) + wait_for_async( + page, + """n => prksSync.store.listOperations().then(rows => + rows + .filter(r => ['ADD_WORK_TAG', 'REMOVE_WORK_TAG'].includes(r.operation)) + .filter(r => r.status !== 'acknowledged').length === n)""", + arg=count, + timeout=20000, + message='Sync state did not settle')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Codex P2: Node coalescing across a reopened store does not cover remount of work-tag-editor after page.reload. Retain one browser assertion for that boundary; reclassify the pilot row as SPLIT. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
Owner P2: chip remove and picker re-add are asymmetric after remount. Exercise both opposite directions in the thin SPLIT E2E; leave store coalescing in Node. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace the pending helper's async page.evaluate polling loop with wait_for_async so the durable-queue predicate follows E2E guidance. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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Goal
Start the next E2E optimization phase by reducing redundant Chromium coverage without reducing behavioral coverage.
This is intentionally a small pilot on one durable sync family so the KEEP / SPLIT / MOVE approach can be reviewed before applying it more broadly. It follows #203, which is now merged.
What changes
1. Move transactional Work-Tag coalescing out of Chromium
Removes:
OfflineWorkTagTests.test_coalescing_across_reload_and_repeated_intentThe exact contract is already owned by the fast local-store Node selftest:
That contract is deterministic IndexedDB/state-machine behavior and does not need a real page, service worker, PRKS server, or Chromium process.
2. Split lost-response replay across the correct fast layers
Removes:
OfflineWorkTagTests.test_lost_response_replays_onceand adds an explicit fast regression to
tests/browser/run_work_tag_sync_selftest.jsproving:The server half remains covered by
tests/test_work_tag_sync.py, which proves exact/idempotent replay for an existing op_id and that the relationship revision is not advanced twice.Together these layers prove the old browser composition without launching Chromium for it.
3. Keep the genuinely browser-level Work-Tag coverage
The E2E module still retains 14 integrated scenarios covering the boundaries for which a real browser is useful:
4. Establish KEEP / SPLIT / MOVE guidance
tests/e2e/AGENTS.mdnow requires E2E contracts to be classified as:docs/e2e-performance.mdrecords the Work-Tag pilot and the exact replacement coverage.Expected impact
This removes 2 of 16 Work-Tag Chromium scenarios (12.5%) while preserving the actual contracts in faster tests.
The larger value is establishing a reviewable pattern for later sync/offline families instead of deleting many E2Es in one opaque batch.
Validation
Fast coverage touched by this PR:
tests/test_frontend_work_tag_sync.pyexecutesrun_work_tag_sync_selftest.js;tests/test_work_tag_sync.pycovers backend replay/idempotency;Browser validation should run the remaining Work-Tag module once the fast suite is green. No production data, retries, fake E2E backend, shared browser state, or weakened offline assertions are introduced.
Non-goals
This PR does not yet rationalize every sync family. Follow-up slices can apply the same per-contract audit to folders, playlists, metadata, notes, people, source, concepts, positions, and arguments after this pilot is reviewed.
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