feat(e2e): add J1 and J8 journey tests
- J1: Registration and Login — register flow, validation errors,
sign-in with existing account, nav between pages
- J8: Unauthenticated Access — /, /purchases, /products, /coupons
all redirect to /login when no session
- Enable VITE_MOCK_AUTH in playwright webServer so registration
tests work without a live Better-Auth instance
- Add playwright to devDependencies to ensure CI has the package
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* feat(ci): add Lighthouse CI configuration
* feat(ci): add Lighthouse CI performance checks
* fix(ci): install Chromium before running Lighthouse CI
lhci autorun requires Chrome to be present on the runner. This was
causing the lighthouse job to fail with "Chrome installation not found".
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* fix(ci): install Chromium via playwright instead of missing action
browser-actions/chromium@v3 does not exist. Switch to using
npm install -g playwright && npx playwright install chromium.
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* fix(lighthouse): set LHCI_CHROME_PATH and lower thresholds per CTO feedback
- Set LHCI_CHROME_PATH to Playwright chromium binary path so LHCI
healthcheck can find Chrome
- Lower thresholds: performance=0.5, accessibility=0.7 (error), seo=0.7
- SEO threshold was missing, now added
* fix(lighthouse): use staticDistDir, drop Playwright dependency
- lighthouserc.json: replace startServerCommand:npm-run-preview
with staticDistDir:./dist so LHCI serves files directly
- CI workflow: remove Playwright/Chromium install step and
LHCI_CHROME_PATH env var (LHCI bundles its own Puppeteer)
- LHCI now uses its built-in static server + bundled Chromium
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* fix(lighthouse): set LHCI_CHROME_PATH via runtime discovery
- Re-add Playwright Chromium install (LHCI needs a Chrome binary)
- Use `find` at runtime to locate Playwright's chrome binary:
CHROME_PATH=$(find /home/runner/.cache/ms-playwright -name chrome ...)
- Pass to LHCI via LHCI_CHROME_PATH env var so LHCI does
not try (and fail) to auto-download Puppeteer's Chromium
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* fix(lighthouse): install Chromium system deps via --with-deps
Playwright Chromium binary was missing libnspr4.so and other
system libraries. Use `npx playwright install --with-deps chromium`
to install Chromium along with all required system dependencies.
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* fix(lighthouse): use warn for preset audit assertions + add robots.txt
Per CTO guidance, override preset per-audit assertions to warn:
- errors-in-console: warn (browser dev errors, not prod blockers)
- network-dependency-tree-insight: warn (existing perf debt)
- robots-txt: warn (existing SEO gap)
- unused-javascript: warn (existing perf debt)
Add public/robots.txt so the robots-txt audit passes at warn level.
These are known gaps to address post-merge, not merge blockers.
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* fix(ci): address CTO review feedback on PR #64
- Fix refs_heads_main typo → refs/heads/main in build-and-push-auth metadata
- Fix ci(ev) typo → ci(dev) in deploy-dev commit message
- Add preview server step before lhci autorun in lighthouse job
Addresses: CAR-199
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* chore: trigger CI after rebase
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* fix(lhci): correct score thresholds per spec (accessibility 0.9, performance 0.7)
* fix(ci): remove lighthouse:no-pwa preset to avoid extra assertion failures
The preset brings in hard assertions (robots-txt, errors-in-console,
unused-javascript, etc.) that fail due to pre-existing app issues.
Rely solely on explicit category thresholds instead.
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- Adds docker/login-action@v3 step before each GHCR login in all 4
build jobs (build-and-push, build-and-push-auth,
build-and-push-receiptwitness, build-and-push-api)
- Uses DOCKERHUB_USERNAME and DOCKERHUB_TOKEN secrets
- Also fixes: removes duplicate API image tag from the receiptwitness
kustomize update step (was causing the API image to be set twice)
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The axe-core accessibility scan runs against the page before the auth
session resolves, showing DashboardSkeleton instead of real content.
DashboardSkeleton had no h1, causing a false-positive
'page-has-heading-one' violation.
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Better-Auth defaults to singular "session" table name, but our DB uses
the plural "sessions" table (created by migration 002). Add modelName and
snake_case field mappings to match the existing pattern for user,
account, and verification models.
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Resolves GHSA-3v7f-55p6-f55p (picomatch ReDoS) and
GHSA-c2c7-rcm5-vvqj (picomatch method injection) flagged by the new
npm audit CI job. Also bump @vitejs/plugin-react to 4.7.0.
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The api/Dockerfile used bare paths (COPY pyproject.toml ./, COPY src/
./src/) which resolved to the repo root with context: ., causing Docker
builds to fail since api/pyproject.toml and api/src/ don't exist at the
repo root.
Add 'api/' prefix to all COPY source paths, matching the pattern already
used in receiptwitness/Dockerfile.
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Adds MSW (Mock Service Worker) for integration test mocking. Creates mock API handlers for purchases, products, coupons, and alerts. Adds MSW server lifecycle to test setup and a useApi hook test demonstrating MSW usage.
Adds picomatch@^4.0.4 as a direct dependency to override the vulnerable
4.0.3 pinned in transitive deps (vitest). Resolves 2 high-severity CVEs.
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