Смок импортировал `../test-build/*` статически и на моей стороне работал только
потому, что каталог остался от `npm test`. На чистом Linux CI его нет: в job
`smoke` идут `npm ci` и `npm run bundle:sync`, сборки тестов там не бывает, и
смок падал на импорте до запуска браузера.
Ровно эту ошибку уже проходил `smoke_lattice_write_barrier.mjs` — там об этом и
написано в комментарии. Лечение то же: собрать `tsconfig.test.json` перед
динамическим импортом.
Проверено в чистом worktree без `test-build`: шесть прогонов, все совпадают с
таблицей KNOWN, OK.
Issue: #297
User-Visible: no
Все прежние гейты проверяют снимок модели. Дефекты геометрии рождаются в
редактировании: #289, #296 и #298 прошли решётку, кладку, роли, ключи и аудит
ручек, потому что такая геометрия снимок не портит — она портит следующий жест.
demo/smoke_edit_walk.mjs расшатывает реальный план продуктовыми жестами
(_rszEdgeDown/_rszMove/_rszUp, _confirmRoomDelete, optimizePlans) по фиксированному
семени и после каждого шага судит конфиг в node. Второго представления редактора
не появляется — принцип #292.
Подшаговый шум остаётся наблюдением, а не нарушением: координата пишется девятью
знаками, 304/240 = 1.266666667, отклонение 8e-8 шага неустранимо форматом
хранения и уйдёт на этапе 1 ADR #282. Судится только «вне сетки».
Таблица KNOWN работает в обе стороны: обход падает и когда находок больше, и
когда меньше. Молча позеленевший гейт не сообщает о починке — так
partition-mt2on9ou-0 прожил в плане владельца от беты 9 до rc.1.
Новый инвариант checkHiddenObstacles: перегородка на стене комнаты, незакрытый
контур на стене комнаты, черновик, который не может стать комнатой (#296).
Найдено сразу, в пяти прогонах из шести — на первом жесте: #298 (ресайз уводит
конец записи толщины мимо решётки и мимо ребра), #299 («Оптимизировать» и
удаление комнаты сливают записи через границу роли).
Issue: #297
User-Visible: no
Accepted the complete Linux artifact after visual review. Only the dark and light safe-resize handle views change intentionally; all other passing scenarios keep their prior bytes.
Issue: #289
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.10
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32726613816
Accepted the complete Linux artifact after visual review. Only the dark and light isometric geometry views change intentionally; 106 passing scenarios keep their prior bytes.
Issue: #260
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.10
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32725286757
Refresh the shared wall-key fixture contract and keep generated frontend bundles synchronized with the fingerprinted geometry fixtures.
Issue: #260
User-Visible: no
The second floor covers one class: the multi-wall corridor eating a neighbouring
wall. The first floor brings what neither it nor any synthetic fixture has —
three virtual spans, two wall columns, two solid edges with no thickness record
at all, and 127 noisy coordinates.
The two plans pin opposite states, which is worth more than two plans with the
same defect: one records a known debt of 181 steps, the other records cleanliness
at zero. A regression is caught in both directions.
A declared virtual span is a declared break, not a defect, so the rule from #285
would have reddened on the first floor's own contract. Samples lying on
open_spans are now excluded: 830 of 6800 on that plan, and the remaining gap
count is zero.
The two zero-thickness solid edges are two grid steps long and covered by the
bodies of their neighbours, so the browser sees no break. Their count is
therefore pinned in the model test rather than the smoke — if it grows, or if the
neighbours stop covering them, that shows up before it becomes a hole.
Both fixtures must stay noisy: the project's synthetic models carry exactly zero
noise, which is why #258 and #248 are not reproducible on them. A profile check
asserts at least a hundred noisy coordinates each, so a future write barrier run
over the fixtures cannot quietly rob them of their purpose.
Privacy: names, ids, markers, device bindings and layout are gone; geometry
stays, coordinates unchanged, because they are the point.
Issue: #286
User-Visible: no
Eight closed issues on wall junctions — #271, #272, #275, #276, #277, #278,
\#279, #280 — shipped in beta.9, and the break in the owner's real plan
survived. Every one of them was accepted on synthetic fixtures: a cell-5
mixed-depth T, a rectilinear T with three equal half-depths. On those the fixes
work.
The smoke asks the product itself, through isPointInFill on the wall path,
whether masonry exists where the model promises it. That is independent of both
resolution and the pixel-diff thresholds which miss this class: a 45-step break
on a large plan is a fraction of a per cent of the frame, well under the 0.05
per cent scene tolerance.
Measured on the shipped code: four breaks, 181 grid steps in total, 45.25 each.
That number is derivable rather than incidental — the node joins a 30 cm
exterior wall, a 30 cm spur and an arm five steps long; half-depth 15,
MITRE_LIMIT 4, corridor radius 60, and 60 − 15 = 45 steps are cut out of the
neighbouring 20 cm wall. The corridor eats the masonry, which is what #271 and
\#275 describe.
The fixture is privacy-minimised — neutral room names and ids, no device
bindings — and keeps its coordinates, because they are the point. It lives in
test/fixtures rather than demo/fixtures on purpose: sourceFingerprint hashes the
.mjs of demo/fixtures and demo/golden, so anything added there staleizes the
committed bundle and the screenshot manifest at once. Verified after this
commit: bundle still fresh, screenshots still current.
The debt is recorded as numbers and compared exactly. Better and the test asks
for the numbers to be updated, which proves the improvement; worse and it
catches the regression. Verified by execution in both directions.
Issue: #285
User-Visible: no
Accept the complete 106-frame Linux golden artifact. All 104 existing scenarios passed; six byte-only PNG refreshes have zero pixel diff, and both new safe-resize light/dark candidates were manually reviewed.
Issue: #277
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.8
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32689229827
Use paired ABBA/BAAB batches for the p95 gate and accept the complete 104-frame Linux golden artifact. The four new #276 scenes were visually reviewed; every existing scene passed, and the nine byte changes contain zero pixels above their comparison threshold.
Issue: #276
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.8
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32684802336
Accepted the complete 98-scenario Linux artifact after visual review. Intentional differences are limited to the finite degree-3 junction repair and the bounded multi-wall bevel closures; all remaining candidate bytes come from the same complete canonical capture.
Issue: #271
Issue: #272
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.6
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32661228757
Accepted the complete 98-scenario Linux artifact after visual review. The intentional changes are the new wall-key round-trip regression scene and four large-house frames where #258 restores the fixture's real walls; all 93 passing candidates remain on their prior bytes.
Issue: #258
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.67.0-beta.5
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/32649309598
git grep _bindingCandidates -- test/ demo/ was empty: the function that decides
what the user is offered under Add had no test and no smoke. Tombstones were
covered from every side, the list they filter was never asked. That is how #262
reached us through a user report instead of a gate — smoke_hidden_flag assigns
binding straight into _markerDialog and bypasses the picker entirely.
Twelve checks against the real bundle: a deleted device is offered again, a
deleted plain entity is offered again behind the checkbox, the checkbox itself
is the trap (a device entity is absent with it off, present with it on, and it
starts off for a new marker), a placed binding is not duplicated, and re-adding
replaces the tombstone and leaves the picker.
The twelfth pins the known defect #262 as current behaviour: a device tombstone
still hides its child entities. Fixing it turns the check red and forces it to
be flipped, so the fix cannot pass the coverage by.
smoke-links registers only the pure tombstone helpers. The picker names itself
and is found by direct match; the helpers are not named anywhere in the
scenario. Verified by probe: touching src/devices.ts alone selects this smoke
as a registered link, and without the entry nothing would select it.
Issue: #263
User-Visible: no
Claude