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List same-instant feed events by kind, then the later-written row first
Events of the recent-activity feed that share one timestamp now list by kind (grant, invoice, payment, tier change, as before) and, within a kind, the one the console recorded later first. Invoice and payment events had no Seq, so two of them at one instant fell through to their summary text and organization id: "$100.00" listed above "$20.00" and Zeta above Alpha whichever was recorded later. They now carry their own row's id, as grant and tier events already did, and activityLess breaks the tie on it, so every event has one place in the order. The comment on ActivityEvent.Seq and on activityLess say so. The requirement "Invoice and payment events are placed when they happened" now states the order of events that share one timestamp, through the change same-instant-feed-order, archived in this commit with the delta synced into the main spec. How it was shown to change only that: TestRecentActivityTiesListTheLaterWrittenFirst (invoices of two organizations, invoices of one organization, rows of one kind in any input order) fails in all three subtests at the parent and passes here. The feed's golden diff is exactly two pairs of rows swapped in feed.json and in feed.html: Alpha's invoice above Zeta's, and "$20.00" above "$100.00" for the invoices of one organization. Names and results of internal/server are equal to the parent's (1473 at the parent, 1477 here: the new test and its three subtests), 0 failures. Four breaks (the invoice Seq, the payment Seq, the id direction, the kind direction) are each caught by the new test or the feed's golden. The lint snapshot is unchanged (0 added, 0 removed). Walkthroughs are equal at the parent and here (16 pass, 6 skip); screens at the parent and here differ from the baseline only in the masked regions, so operator-overview is unchanged: the demo feed holds no same-kind ties. Unprobed: payments tied in the database. The database subtests tie invoices only; ties of payments, and of three rows of one kind, are checked without a database through the comparator, because the tie rests on the payment row carrying its id, which the comparator check and the payment break cover. |
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Characterize the recent-activity feed: its rows, its failed reads, its reads per event and the landing's paging
No production file changes. The feed's output is unchanged because nothing the page runs was edited; the commit adds tests, one kit function and the files the golden compares with. TestRecentActivityGolden builds nine organizations on one World, for ten cases (the floor, an upgrade and a revocation on a plan the type defaults to; an upgrade by a subscription that then ends and resumes the grant; a live extension; an extension of a grant on hold; a ladder of its own; a reorder after the tier changes; the console's own removal of a tier, which writes the only end row with no rank; invoices and payments around one instant; two organizations with one invoice each at one instant). It compares the events the feed lists for them, in order, as JSON, and the activity panel's render of those events, with files under testdata/operator_activity. Instants are named t01 and on, newest first, because only their order is a fact. The files were read against the fixture before they were committed. The feed's four existing readers now go through wholeFeed. TestRecentActivityReadFailures fails each of ten reads in turn (the four sources, the product, the tiers, the organization, the person, a handler without a database and a closed one) and pins the events the feed keeps and the warning it writes. TestRecentActivityReadsPerEvent grows the feed by two organizations on a scratch database and expects exactly the product, ladder, organization and person reads of two more of each, and no change in the four source reads or the raw ladder read. The landing page tests read GET /operator on a scratch database: each source is cut at 100 rows (the 101st invoice is on no page and the pager counts the 101 events the feed holds), and a feed of 30 events pages by act_page and act_per, with a page past the end showing page 1 and an unknown size reading as 10. dbtest.CountedAt is Counted over a given address. Shown to change no output: 33 breaks of the feed's code, each applied on its own, are all caught by the new tests; the tests of ./internal/server and ./internal/testkit/... pass three times in a row, each on a reset database, with no test or subtest of the parent missing or changed in result and 19 added in ./internal/server (the golden, the failure table and its ten subtests, the reads test, the cut test, the paging test and its four subtests); the golden passes a second run without -update and leaves the tree unchanged. Unprobed, and why: - Each source is read once per render: no one-line edit doubles a source read without also changing the rows. - The order of two warnings when two sources fail: no subtest fails two reads. - The When cells: the golden replaces them with tokens, and the test of billing events' times pins their text. - The template's id fallback for an unnamed organization or actor: the overview render tests, which build their events by hand, pin it. - An extension older than the transitions window shows as its grant row: pinning it needs about 100 later tier changes. |