test(gui): guard the properties the Aside and Integrations work relies on - #3074
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MONOCHROME_CLIENT_MARKS decides whether a mark draws as an <img> or as a themed mask, and nothing checked its membership. Both mistakes are quiet. Masking a multi-color mark flattens its palette into one ink while still rendering something that looks deliberate. Leaving a single-ink mark out makes it invisible against one theme, which is exactly what shipped: prime blank in light mode, opencode and kimi blank in dark. The rule is not symmetric, so the tests are not either. No multi-color mark may be masked -- that is a property of the file and is asserted generally. Whether a single-ink mark SHOULD be masked depends on whether its ink is neutral or is the brand, which no property of the file can answer: dsh is one ink, but that ink is DeepSeek blue and must survive, so it stays an <img>. The three that were invisible are pinned by name, and dsh's exception is pinned with the ink it must keep. Each was driven red first: masking omp fails the multi-color test, dropping prime fails the named-marks test, and masking dsh fails the brand-ink test.
Adding a file client means editing three hand-maintained lists that no type relates to each other: CLIENTS, TABS, and FILE_CLIENTS. Miss one and the client half-ships. It exports from the API tab but has no Integrations tab to toggle from, or it owns a tab whose page renders for an id the file surface does not recognize. Both compile, and both look complete from whichever half you open. Aside is why this exists: it needed all three, and nothing would have failed if it had landed in two. Driven red by deleting Aside's tab entry, which makes the test name aside specifically rather than reporting a count.
Aside's ownership sentence carries three things a user acts on, and losing any one is wrong in its own way: which key OpenCodex manages (providers.opencodex, so the rest of the file is untouched), where the file lives (~/.aside/u/, which is per-account and not the bare ~/.aside), and that Aside rewrites models.json while running, so a change does not take until the app is fully quit and reopened. A translator can render the sentence naturally in their language and still drop one. Locale parity only checks that the key exists, so all nine could carry prose missing a fact and stay green. This asserts the identifiers rather than the sentence, unlike the DSH case just above it: pinning full translated strings freezes wording, while these tokens are the part that must survive translation unchanged. Driven red by rewriting the German string's ~/.aside/u/<Konto> to ~/.aside; the failure names the locale and the missing fact.
Every restore refreshes the journal and prepends the operation just performed. The reveal count lives in component state and survives that re-render, but nothing said so, and the ways to break it are ordinary: lifting the state to a parent that remounts, or keying the element on the newest row id. The failure would land at the worst moment. A user paging back through history presses Undo and gets thrown to the top of the fold by their own action -- the one moment they are certainly reading older rows. Driven red by resetting the count whenever the newest row changes, which is the shape the regression would actually take.
The newest row's Undo was covered; a folded row's control was not, and the two are wired separately because the fold maps over a sliced copy. Passing the wrong row is the most destructive defect this component could carry. The user asks to roll back to a specific point and silently gets a different one, behind a confirmation that names the operation they chose. Nothing downstream can catch it: the request is well-formed and the server cannot know it was not what was meant. Driven red by rewriting the folded rows to call onRestore(newest), which fails this test and nothing else.
Each mark in this directory is somebody else's trademark, used on the strength of being that vendor's own published asset. The README is the only record of that claim -- where the file came from and when. A mark added without an entry is one whose provenance nobody can confirm later, which is exactly the state this directory exists to avoid. The check is that each committed mark is named somewhere in the README, not that the prose has a particular shape; the README is prose on purpose and the entries differ in what they need to say. Driven red by pointing a client at a copied SVG the README does not mention; the failure names the file.
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| expect(semantics, `${locale} names the managed key`).toContain("providers.opencodex"); | ||
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The length threshold does not establish that any restart warning remains. For example, deleting the English text beginning with “Aside rewrites this file” leaves a 142-character value containing both required identifiers, so every assertion here still passes even though users are no longer told that their change will not take effect until Aside is fully quit and reopened. Assert an actual per-locale restart phrase or maintain explicit expected semantic tokens instead of using total string length.
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inksOf only extracts fill and stop-color, although SVG marks can paint their palette through stroke attributes or CSS declarations. If a future masked mark contains, for example, two differently colored stroked paths and no gradient, this helper reports zero inks and the new guard accepts it, allowing the CSS mask to flatten the palette it is intended to protect. Include stroke paints—and ideally the other supported SVG color syntaxes—in the extraction.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80이 PR은 제품 코드를 바꾸지 않습니다. 방금 왜 테스트가 필요했는지는 #3065가 보여 줍니다. 그 전에 파일은 있고 파일 클라이언트를 하나 추가하려면 손으로 세 목록을 같이 고쳐야 합니다. API 탭의 Aside 소유권 문장에는 사용자가 실제로 쓰는 사실이 셋 있습니다. OpenCodex가 만지는 키는 롤백 쪽은 이미 최신 행 Undo는 있었고, 접힌 목록은 따로 맵을 돕니다. 마지막은 출처입니다. gui/tests/locale-parity.test.ts 길이 > 80 - 재시작 경고를 잠그지 못한다. 영어에서 '완전히 종료하고 다시 열라' 문장을 빼도 142자라 초록이다. 세 번째 식별자는 아홉 로케일 모두에 있는 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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| const undocumented = Object.values(CLIENT_MARKS) | ||
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The new guard passes whenever a filename appears anywhere in the README, even if the entry omits the source and acquisition date that the test claims to preserve. This is already visible for opencode.svg and kimi-color.svg, whose entries merely refer to an existing baseline without recording when or from which first-party location each asset was obtained. A future entry such as “TODO: document foo.svg” would also pass, so parse the corresponding asset entry or use structured provenance metadata and assert the required source/date fields.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260831_aside_client_and_integrations_ux/050_wp6_stacked_prs.md`:
- Line 93: Rename the duplicate Outcome headings so the earlier section clearly
denotes historical or superseded state and the later section clearly denotes the
final state, preserving both sections’ content and resolving the MD024
duplicate-heading warning.
In `@gui/tests/client-marks-assets.test.ts`:
- Around line 104-106: Update the undocumented-asset check around CLIENT_MARKS
to parse filenames from README provenance bullets and compare exact extracted
entries, replacing the broad readme.includes(file) test. Preserve detection of
missing marks and ensure duplicate basenames are handled according to the
extracted provenance entries rather than unrelated README text.
In `@gui/tests/locale-parity.test.ts`:
- Line 275: Replace the generic length assertion in the locale parity test with
direct assertions that each locale’s restart warning contains the required
fully-quit-and-reopen instruction, using locale-specific expected fragments or a
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Disambiguate the two Outcome sections.
The document already has ## Outcome at Line 43. That section describes superseded state, while this section records the final state. Rename the sections as historical and final, or remove the superseded section. This prevents ambiguous navigation and resolves the MD024 warning.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260831_aside_client_and_integrations_ux/050_wp6_stacked_prs.md`
at line 93, Rename the duplicate Outcome headings so the earlier section clearly
denotes historical or superseded state and the later section clearly denotes the
final state, preserving both sections’ content and resolving the MD024
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| const undocumented = Object.values(CLIENT_MARKS) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match a complete provenance entry.
readme.includes(file) only checks whether the basename appears anywhere in the README. An unrelated sentence, URL, or another asset path can make an undocumented mark pass. Duplicate basenames also cannot be distinguished.
Extract filenames from the README's provenance bullets and compare exact values.
Proposed fix
const readme = readFileSync(join(PUBLIC_DIR, "provider-icons", "README.md"), "utf8");
+const documented = new Set(
+ [...readme.matchAll(/^\s*-\s+`([^`]+)`/gm)].map(([, file]) => file),
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const undocumented = Object.values(CLIENT_MARKS)
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| const undocumented = Object.values(CLIENT_MARKS) | |
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| [...readme.matchAll(/^\s*-\s+`([^`]+)`/gm)].map(([, file]) => file), | |
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| const undocumented = Object.values(CLIENT_MARKS) | |
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In `@gui/tests/client-marks-assets.test.ts` around lines 104 - 106, Update the
undocumented-asset check around CLIENT_MARKS to parse filenames from README
provenance bullets and compare exact extracted entries, replacing the broad
readme.includes(file) test. Preserve detection of missing marks and ensure
duplicate basenames are handled according to the extracted provenance entries
rather than unrelated README text.
| expect(semantics, `${locale} names the managed key`).toContain("providers.opencodex"); | ||
| expect(semantics, `${locale} names the per-account root`).toContain("~/.aside/u/"); | ||
| // Aside rewrites models.json as it runs, so a restart hint is not optional. | ||
| expect(semantics.length, `${locale} keeps the restart warning`).toBeGreaterThan(80); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the restart instruction directly.
Line 275 only checks string length. A locale can retain providers.opencodex and ~/.aside/u/, exceed 80 characters, and omit the required fully-quit-and-reopen instruction. The regression test then passes while users receive incomplete operational guidance.
Replace the length assertion with locale-specific expected restart-warning fragments, or move the warning into a separately asserted translation key.
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In `@gui/tests/locale-parity.test.ts` at line 275, Replace the generic length
assertion in the locale parity test with direct assertions that each locale’s
restart warning contains the required fully-quit-and-reopen instruction, using
locale-specific expected fragments or a dedicated translation key while
preserving the existing provider and path checks.
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Summary
Six regression tests over the Aside and Integrations work that just landed. Each
pins a property the merged code already has and nothing was checking, and each
was driven red against a mutation of the real source before being committed.
MONOCHROME_CLIENT_MARKSdecides whether a mark draws as an<img>or a themedmask, and its membership had no guard. Masking a multi-color mark flattens its
palette; leaving a single-ink mark out makes it invisible against one theme,
which is the failure that shipped. The rule is asymmetric, so it is two tests:
no multi-color mark may be masked, and the three that were invisible must be.
dshis pinned separately, because it is single-ink but that ink is DeepSeekblue and has to survive.
Adding a file client means editing three hand-maintained lists no type relates:
CLIENTS,TABS, andFILE_CLIENTS. Miss one and the client half-ships, andboth halves compile. Aside needed all three.
Aside's ownership sentence carries three facts a user acts on: the key managed,
the per-account root, and that Aside must be fully quit for a change to take. A
translator can render the prose naturally and drop one; locale parity only
checks the key exists.
Two more on the rollback surface. The reveal count survives the refresh that
follows a restore, so a user paging through history is not thrown to the top by
their own undo. And a folded row restores itself rather than the newest one,
which is the most destructive defect that component could carry: a well-formed
request for the wrong point in history, which nothing downstream can catch.
Finally, every mark must be named in the provenance README. These are other
vendors' trademarks, and that file is the only record of the claim that each is
first-party.
No source changes; tests only.
Verification
bun x tsc --noEmitclean.bun run lint:guiclean.cd gui && bun test testsgives 1134 pass / 0 fail across 185 files.omp, droppingprimefrom the maskedset, masking
dsh, deleting Aside's tab entry, rewriting the German string's~/.aside/u/<Konto>to~/.aside, resetting the reveal count when the newestrow changes, rewriting folded rows to call
onRestore(newest), and pointing aclient at an SVG the README does not mention. Every mutation was reverted and
the tree confirmed clean.
Checklist
Screenshot
These are tests, so there is no UI change to show. What the screenshot shows
instead is the failure the mark guards pin: the same nine marks rendered at 26px
as plain
<img>(the state before the mask fix) and with the fix, on boththemes.
primeis blank in the first light band andopencodeandkimiareblank in the first dark one.
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