diff --git a/Docs/Tasks.md b/Docs/Tasks.md index b72197f..e69de29 100644 --- a/Docs/Tasks.md +++ b/Docs/Tasks.md @@ -1,111 +0,0 @@ -## [E2E-5] Config edit saves and persists after page reload - -**Where found:** -The `/config` page allows editing jail settings, filter definitions, and server-level options. It is covered by unit tests (`frontend/src/pages/__tests__/ConfigPage.test.tsx`, `backend/tests/test_routers/test_config.py`) but no E2E test verifies that a change made in the UI actually persists through the backend, survives a page reload, and reflects the new value. - -**Why this is needed:** -The config page uses an auto-save mechanism (`useAutoSave`) that debounces writes. A regression in the debounce logic, the PATCH endpoint, or the GET-on-mount rehydration would silently discard user edits. Only a full round-trip test can catch this. - -**Goal:** -Change a config field value via the UI, wait for the auto-save indicator to confirm the save, reload the page, and assert the new value is still present. - -**What to do:** -1. Create `e2e/tests/04_config_edit.robot`. -2. Suite Setup: `Login As Admin`. -3. Choose a safe, low-risk config field to edit — e.g., the `[DEFAULT]` `bantime` value, or a per-jail `maxretry` setting. -4. Record the original value before editing so it can be restored in teardown. -5. Test case: - ```robot - *** Settings *** - Library Browser - Resource ../resources/auth.resource - Test Teardown Restore Original Config Value - - *** Test Cases *** - Config Field Edit Persists After Reload - Login As Admin - Go To ${FRONTEND_URL}/config - Wait For Elements State css=[role="tablist"] visible timeout=15s - # Read current value for teardown - ${original}= Get Text css=[data-field="bantime"] - Set Suite Variable ${ORIGINAL_BANTIME} ${original} - # Edit the field - Fill Text css=[data-field="bantime"] 7200 - # Wait for auto-save indicator to show "Saved" - Wait For Elements State css=[data-autosave="saved"] visible timeout=15s - # Reload and verify persistence - Reload - Wait For Elements State css=[data-field="bantime"] visible timeout=15s - Get Text css=[data-field="bantime"] == 7200 - - *** Keywords *** - Restore Original Config Value - Go To ${FRONTEND_URL}/config - Fill Text css=[data-field="bantime"] ${ORIGINAL_BANTIME} - Wait For Elements State css=[data-autosave="saved"] visible timeout=15s - ``` -6. Also verify via the API that the value was actually written: - ```robot - ${resp}= GET ${BACKEND_URL}/api/config expected_status=200 - Should Contain ${resp.text} 7200 - ``` - -**Possible traps and issues:** -- The config page auto-save uses a debounce delay. The test must wait for the "Saved" indicator rather than a fixed `Sleep`, otherwise the reload may happen before the PATCH request fires. -- The selectors `[data-field="bantime"]` and `[data-autosave="saved"]` do not exist in the current frontend components (no `data-*` attributes on production elements). These must be added to the components before the test can work. See [E2E-6] for the prerequisite task. -- Config fields are rendered inside a tab panel. The correct tab must be activated before the target field is interactable. The test must click the right tab first. -- If the backend validates the new value and rejects it (e.g., bantime must be a positive integer), the test will fail at the API assertion. Use a value that is guaranteed to be valid. -- Editing config files on disk via the API may restart the fail2ban service inside the container, causing a brief health-check failure and destabilising subsequent tests in the suite. Run config edit tests last or use a test-only jail that is isolated from the main config. -- Teardown must restore the original value even if the test fails mid-way. Ensure `Test Teardown` is set, not just a final keyword call. - -**Docs changes needed:** -- Document the auto-save debounce behaviour and the "Saved" indicator semantics in [Web-Development.md](Web-Development.md) so E2E test authors know what to wait for. -- Note in [Testing-Requirements.md](Testing-Requirements.md) that config edit tests must restore state in teardown. - -**Doc references:** -- [Web-Development.md](Web-Development.md) -- [CONFIGURATION.md](CONFIGURATION.md) -- [Testing-Requirements.md](Testing-Requirements.md) -- `frontend/src/components/config/__tests__/AutoSaveIndicator.test.tsx` -- `frontend/src/hooks/__tests__/useAutoSave.test.ts` -- `backend/tests/test_routers/test_config.py` - ---- - -## [E2E-6] Add `data-testid` / `data-*` attributes to production frontend components - -**Where found:** -Inspecting the frontend source, `data-testid` attributes appear only in test mock files (e.g., `MapPage.test.tsx` line 57: `
`). The production components in `frontend/src/components/` and `frontend/src/pages/` have no `data-testid` or `data-*` attributes. E2E tests [E2E-2], [E2E-4], and [E2E-5] all require stable selectors that survive CSS and class-name refactors. - -**Why this is needed:** -CSS class selectors and `aria-label` text are brittle — they break when styles change or text is translated. `data-testid` attributes are the idiomatic, refactor-safe way to locate elements in E2E tests. Without them, every UI change risks breaking the E2E suite for reasons unrelated to correctness. - -**Goal:** -Key interactive and landmark elements across all pages and the config form have `data-testid` (or semantic `data-*`) attributes that the Robot Framework E2E suite can rely on. - -**What to do:** -1. Identify the minimum set of elements needed by the four E2E suites: - - `data-testid="page-error-boundary"` on the `PageErrorBoundary` fallback render. - - `data-testid="dashboard"`, `data-testid="map-page"`, `data-testid="jails-page"`, `data-testid="history-page"`, `data-testid="blocklists-page"`, `data-testid="config-page"` on each page's root element. - - `data-testid="history-table"` on the History page table body. - - `data-testid="blocklist-import-button"` on the manual import trigger. - - `data-testid="autosave-status"` on the auto-save indicator, with `data-status="saved" | "saving" | "error"`. - - `data-field="