- Add detailed header documentation to playwright tests
- Document test categories and flows
- Add key selector documentation
- Document state verification and alert handling
- Include code examples and usage patterns
- Add important checks and requirements
The documentation helps developers understand the foundational tests that verify
basic application functionality before running more complex test suites.
Enhances test debugging capabilities by adding:
- Structured logging with timestamps and categories (INFO/STEP/SUCCESS/WAIT)
- Systematic screenshot capture at key test steps
- Comprehensive file documentation headers
- Improved error handling with visual state capture
- Organized test step numbering and progress tracking
Key improvements:
- Added screenshot helper function with consistent naming
- Ensured test-results directory exists before captures
- Replaced console.log with structured logging utility
- Added try-catch blocks with failure state capture
- Improved debugging info for gift button not found error
Tests affected:
- 35-record-gift-from-image-share.spec.ts
- 40-add-contact.spec.ts
Note: Screenshots are stored in test-results/ with test-specific prefixes
- Add better error handling and logging for gift recording flow
- Add explicit navigation to contacts page before finding gift button
- Add info icon click handling when needed
- Add more comprehensive button detection with multiple selectors
- Add debug logging for page state and navigation
- Add screenshot capture on failures
- Add retry logic with proper state verification
- Fix linter errors in playwright config
The changes help diagnose and handle various UI states that can occur during gift recording, making the tests more reliable especially on Linux.
- Add proxy configuration for API requests in dev/test
- Target default endorser API server in development
- Add proxy for /api endpoints to handle CORS
- Enhance contact management test reliability
- Add comprehensive error handling and debugging
- Extract test helper functions
Breaking: None
- Add comprehensive error handling with try-catch blocks
- Add TypeScript type annotations for Page parameters
- Add debug logging for test troubleshooting
- Add retry logic for flaky operations
- Add API request routing for port conflicts
- Add detailed JSDoc documentation
- Extract helper functions for better maintainability
- Add timeout constants for different operations
- Improve error messages with better context
- Add load state handling for network operations
The previous configuration attempted to redefine the read-only navigator.serviceWorker
property, which caused runtime errors. Instead, we now handle service worker
availability through the transform plugin, which safely removes service worker
code in Electron and PyWebView builds.
This fixes the error:
"Cannot set property serviceWorker of #<Navigator> which has only a getter"
Technical changes:
- Removed navigator.serviceWorker from define section
- Rely on existing transform plugin to handle service worker code removal
- Maintains existing PWA functionality for web builds while properly
disabling it for desktop builds
- Add web build prerequisite step to electron build docs
- Update electron run command to use npx
- Fix electron asset loading with improved path handling
- Add request interception for proper asset resolution
- Remove service worker files from electron build
- Improve debug logging for electron builds
- Add environment configuration section with .env templates for dev/test/prod
- Add deployment instructions for test and production servers
- Add version management workflow steps
- Add troubleshooting section for common build issues
- Improve documentation organization and completeness
- Move detailed setup and build instructions from README.md to BUILDING.md
- Add concise reference to BUILDING.md in README.md
- Keep testing and other documentation in README.md
- Improve organization of documentation by separating build-specific content
- Properly disable service workers in electron builds
- Add CSP headers for electron security
- Fix path resolution in electron context
- Improve preload script error handling and IPC setup
- Update build scripts for better electron/capacitor compatibility
- Fix router path handling in electron context
- Remove electron-builder dependency
- Streamline build process and output structure
This change improves the stability and security of electron builds while
maintaining PWA functionality in web builds. Service workers are now
properly disabled in electron context, and path resolution issues are
fixed.
- Update gradle wrapper from 8.9 to 8.10.2
- Update android build tools from 8.7.3 to 8.8.0
- Maintain build compatibility with latest tooling
These updates ensure the Android build process uses the latest stable
versions of the build tools and gradle wrapper.
- Add extraResources config to package.json to properly include www directory
- Update path rewriting in build-electron.js to handle all asset types
- Fix modulepreload and stylesheet paths in index.html
- Improve path handling in main.js for packaged app
- Clean up file protocol handling and service worker management
This fixes the issue with assets not loading in the packaged Electron app
by ensuring all paths are correctly rewritten to reference the www directory
in the app resources.
- Add dedicated electron build scripts for each platform
- Configure Vite rollup options for electron builds
- Update electron-builder configuration with proper app metadata
- Add clean script and rimraf dependency
- Set proper appId and build settings for production builds
- Enable asar packaging for better security
Add detailed build instructions for web, desktop (Electron), and mobile
(Capacitor) platforms. Include prerequisites, setup steps, and platform-specific
build commands. Add sections for testing, linting, and development workflows.
Document build output directories and PWA features.
fix: update import paths from alias to relative
- Replace @ alias imports with relative paths in HiddenDidDialog and UserProfileView
- Maintain consistent import style across components
- Improve build compatibility across different environments
This change helps ensure consistent module resolution across different
build targets including Capacitor and Electron builds.
Trent Larson
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer