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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pre-organization onboarding flow now retrieves A/B assignments, collects development environment and publish intent, supports WebNative recommendations, persists selections, and records versioned analytics. ChangesOrganization onboarding
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new onboarding backend route bypasses standard request handling and request-ID middleware, which can cause inconsistent production behavior and observability; merge should wait until the route uses the required factory. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>AppOnboardingFlow: Start organization onboarding
AppOnboardingFlow->>onboarding_ab_tests: Request A/B assignments
onboarding_ab_tests->>getOrCreateUserABTests: Resolve user assignments
getOrCreateUserABTests-->>onboarding_ab_tests: Return assignments
onboarding_ab_tests-->>AppOnboardingFlow: Return assignments JSON
User->>AppOnboardingFlow: Select environment and publish intent
AppOnboardingFlow->>onboardingProgressAnalytics: Track selections and completion
AppOnboardingFlow-->>User: Show WebNative recommendation when treatment rules match
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In `@messages/en.context.json`:
- Around line 2266-2270: Update the metadata descriptions for the five
organization-onboarding development-environment option entries to use “Used in
Capgo web console areas: components/dashboard.”, matching the usage context
established by the adjacent entry; leave the translation guidance and keys
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In `@src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue`:
- Line 2199: Add aria-pressed to both exclusive development-environment option
buttons, binding it to whether option.value equals
selectedDevelopmentEnvironment. Update the v-for controls around
developmentEnvironmentOptions so screen readers receive the current selected
state while preserving the existing click handler and visual styling.
In `@tests/app-onboarding-progress-integration.unit.test.ts`:
- Around line 453-454: Add runtime coverage around continueFromIntent to execute
the new onboarding branches and assert the emitted transition payload uses the
selected development environment and intent values. Verify WebNativeApp
recommendation and CTA/link rendering only for hosted-builder selections, and
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src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vuecan leave legacy pre-org users with a storedintentin a state where both onboarding branches are hidden, potentially interrupting the flow; add a fallback for progress records withoutdevelopment_environment.src/utils/userOnboardingProgress.tspersists the newdevelopment_environmentvalue without corresponding authoritativeusers.onboardingvalidation or migration updates, creating a schema/validation mismatch; add a migration and update the CHECK constraint.src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vuedoes not expose the selected development environment to screen readers, so assistive-technology users cannot identify the current choice; bindaria-pressedto the existing selection comparison.messages/en.jsonplaces the new development-environment translation keys out of alphabetical order, which is a minor maintainability issue; reorder them consistently.
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<violation number="1" location="src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue:681">
P2: Legacy pre-org resumes with a stored `intent` but no `development_environment` (progress saved before this field existed) end up with both `showWebNativeRecommendation` and `showCapgoIntentQuestion` false, so the intent question and Continue button are hidden. Clicking any development-environment option then resets the stored intent to null, forcing the user to re-answer. Make the intent section render whenever an intent is already set (or default `selectedDevelopmentEnvironment` when only `intent` is restored).</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue:2199">
P2: Screen-reader users cannot tell which development environment is selected. Add `aria-pressed` bound to the same comparison used for the selected styling.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="messages/en.json:2081">
P3: The new `organization-onboarding-development-environment-*` keys are inserted after `organization-onboarding-existing-users-label`, though `development-environment` sorts before `existing-users` alphabetically; and the `organization-onboarding-webnative-*` keys are placed before the `organization-onboarding-logo-*` keys even though `webnative` sorts after `logo`. Move the development-environment block before the existing-users entries and the webnative block after the logo entries to keep the onboarding keys alphabetized.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/utils/userOnboardingProgress.ts:238">
P2: The new `development_environment` enum persists into `users.onboarding` JSONB but is not covered by the authoritative `users_onboarding_valid` CHECK, and no migration adds it or updates the `users.onboarding` column comment. A buggy write stores an unvalidated value that the parse path silently drops on resume. Add a migration that extends the CHECK to validate `development_environment` against `hosted_builder`/`local_project`/`exploring` (and refresh the column comment).</violation>
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| <div class="onboarding-intent-options grid gap-3 sm:grid-cols-2"> | ||
| <button v-for="option in intentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" class="d-btn onboarding-intent-option group h-auto min-h-20 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedIntent === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-intent-${option.value}`" @click="selectedIntent = option.value"> | ||
| <div class="onboarding-development-environment-options grid gap-3 sm:grid-cols-3"> | ||
| <button v-for="option in developmentEnvironmentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" class="d-btn onboarding-development-environment-option group h-auto min-h-24 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedDevelopmentEnvironment === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-development-environment-${option.value}`" @click="selectDevelopmentEnvironment(option.value)"> |
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P2: Screen-reader users cannot tell which development environment is selected. Add aria-pressed bound to the same comparison used for the selected styling.
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@@ -2140,25 +2192,64 @@ defineExpose({
- <div class="onboarding-intent-options grid gap-3 sm:grid-cols-2">
- <button v-for="option in intentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" class="d-btn onboarding-intent-option group h-auto min-h-20 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedIntent === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-intent-${option.value}`" @click="selectedIntent = option.value">
+ <div class="onboarding-development-environment-options grid gap-3 sm:grid-cols-3">
+ <button v-for="option in developmentEnvironmentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" class="d-btn onboarding-development-environment-option group h-auto min-h-24 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedDevelopmentEnvironment === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-development-environment-${option.value}`" @click="selectDevelopmentEnvironment(option.value)">
<span class="mt-0.5 flex h-9 w-9 shrink-0 items-center justify-center rounded-lg bg-primary-500/10 text-primary-500"><component :is="option.icon" class="h-5 w-5" /></span>
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| <button v-for="option in developmentEnvironmentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" class="d-btn onboarding-development-environment-option group h-auto min-h-24 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedDevelopmentEnvironment === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-development-environment-${option.value}`" @click="selectDevelopmentEnvironment(option.value)"> | |
| <button v-for="option in developmentEnvironmentOptions" :key="option.value" type="button" :aria-pressed="selectedDevelopmentEnvironment === option.value" class="d-btn onboarding-development-environment-option group h-auto min-h-24 w-full items-start justify-start gap-3 whitespace-normal rounded-xl border p-3 text-left transition focus-visible:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-primary-500 focus-visible:ring-offset-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-white dark:focus-visible:ring-offset-slate-900" :class="whiteCardToggleButtonClass(selectedDevelopmentEnvironment === option.value)" :data-test="`onboarding-development-environment-${option.value}`" @click="selectDevelopmentEnvironment(option.value)"> |
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P2: The new development_environment enum persists into users.onboarding JSONB but is not covered by the authoritative users_onboarding_valid CHECK, and no migration adds it or updates the users.onboarding column comment. A buggy write stores an unvalidated value that the parse path silently drops on resume. Add a migration that extends the CHECK to validate development_environment against hosted_builder/local_project/exploring (and refresh the column comment).
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<comment>The new `development_environment` enum persists into `users.onboarding` JSONB but is not covered by the authoritative `users_onboarding_valid` CHECK, and no migration adds it or updates the `users.onboarding` column comment. A buggy write stores an unvalidated value that the parse path silently drops on resume. Add a migration that extends the CHECK to validate `development_environment` against `hosted_builder`/`local_project`/`exploring` (and refresh the column comment).</comment>
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@@ -226,6 +234,9 @@ export function buildUserOnboardingProgress(input: UserOnboardingProgressInput):
progress.intent = input.intent
+ if (input.developmentEnvironment)
+ progress.development_environment = input.developmentEnvironment
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if (input.detailsStep)
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| if (progress.details_step) | ||
| appDetailsStep.value = progress.details_step | ||
| if (progress.development_environment) | ||
| selectedDevelopmentEnvironment.value = progress.development_environment |
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P2: Legacy pre-org resumes with a stored intent but no development_environment (progress saved before this field existed) end up with both showWebNativeRecommendation and showCapgoIntentQuestion false, so the intent question and Continue button are hidden. Clicking any development-environment option then resets the stored intent to null, forcing the user to re-answer. Make the intent section render whenever an intent is already set (or default selectedDevelopmentEnvironment when only intent is restored).
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<comment>Legacy pre-org resumes with a stored `intent` but no `development_environment` (progress saved before this field existed) end up with both `showWebNativeRecommendation` and `showCapgoIntentQuestion` false, so the intent question and Continue button are hidden. Clicking any development-environment option then resets the stored intent to null, forcing the user to re-answer. Make the intent section render whenever an intent is already set (or default `selectedDevelopmentEnvironment` when only `intent` is restored).</comment>
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if (progress.details_step)
appDetailsStep.value = progress.details_step
+ if (progress.development_environment)
+ selectedDevelopmentEnvironment.value = progress.development_environment
if (progress.intent)
selectedIntent.value = progress.intent
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| "organization-onboarding-invite-title": "Invite teammates", | ||
| "organization-onboarding-existing-users-helper": "Pick the closest current active-user tier. Capgo will start this organization on the matching plan limit.", | ||
| "organization-onboarding-existing-users-label": "How many active users do you already have?", | ||
| "organization-onboarding-development-environment-question": "How do you currently build and publish your app?", |
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P3: The new organization-onboarding-development-environment-* keys are inserted after organization-onboarding-existing-users-label, though development-environment sorts before existing-users alphabetically; and the organization-onboarding-webnative-* keys are placed before the organization-onboarding-logo-* keys even though webnative sorts after logo. Move the development-environment block before the existing-users entries and the webnative block after the logo entries to keep the onboarding keys alphabetized.
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<comment>The new `organization-onboarding-development-environment-*` keys are inserted after `organization-onboarding-existing-users-label`, though `development-environment` sorts before `existing-users` alphabetically; and the `organization-onboarding-webnative-*` keys are placed before the `organization-onboarding-logo-*` keys even though `webnative` sorts after `logo`. Move the development-environment block before the existing-users entries and the webnative block after the logo entries to keep the onboarding keys alphabetized.</comment>
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"organization-onboarding-invite-title": "Invite teammates",
"organization-onboarding-existing-users-helper": "Pick the closest current active-user tier. Capgo will start this organization on the matching plan limit.",
"organization-onboarding-existing-users-label": "How many active users do you already have?",
+ "organization-onboarding-development-environment-question": "How do you currently build and publish your app?",
+ "organization-onboarding-development-environment-option-hosted_builder-label": "From a hosted AI/web builder",
+ "organization-onboarding-development-environment-option-hosted_builder-desc": "Lovable, Bolt, Base44, Replit, v0…",
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Add a backend endpoint to assign/read onboarding A/B test flags (webnativeapp_publish_intent A/B, webnativeapp_development_environment C/D), surface the "Publish my web application on the PlayStore/AppStore" intent option and the hosted-builder vs local-project question behind those flags, and report onboarding version 5.A/5.C for treated users so v4 onboarding stats stay unaffected.
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The new publish intent needs matching database constraints before this experiment can ship. Both affected write paths currently fail against production schema checks; details below.
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This accepts publish, but public.orgs still has orgs_onboarding_valid, whose allowed intent array is only unknown/ota/builder/both/exploring. The organization insert stores the request intent, so a treatment user choosing Publish reaches a PostgreSQL check-constraint failure instead of completing onboarding. The same PR also writes publish into users.onboarding, while users_onboarding_valid allows only the four old user intents; NOT VALID still enforces the constraint on new/updated rows. Please add a migration that updates both constraints (and the schema snapshot), plus DB-backed regression coverage for saving progress and creating an org with publish.
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supabase/functions/_backend/public/organization/post.tspersists thepublishintent even though theorgs_onboarding_validSQL constraint rejects it, causing organization creation to fail for affected users — align the accepted intent values with the database constraint.src/utils/onboardingProgressAnalytics.tsomits lifecycle and interaction events for either WebNative treatment, so backend onboarding funnel and setup analytics lose treatment data — add the new versions to the backend analytics model.src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vuerefreshes A/B assignments again after the pre-org mount has already loaded them, adding an unnecessary request on non-welcome intent mounts — cache the completed load or refresh only when the initial load is incomplete.- The tests leave meaningful coverage gaps:
tests/onboarding-ab-tests-endpoint.unit.test.tsdoes not verify middleware-generated 401 behavior, whiletests/onboarding-progress-analytics.unit.test.tsno longer coversdevelopmentEnvironmentserialization — restore assertions for both paths.
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P0: Accepting `'publish'` here persists it to `orgs.onboarding`, but the SQL CHECK `orgs_onboarding_valid` only allows `unknown|ota|builder|both|exploring`, so org creation fails for users who select the publish intent. The new enum value is propagated by `parseOrgOnboardingIntent` (ORG_ONBOARDING_INTENTS) into the `onboarding` JSONB written at the bottom of `post()`, and the constraint (verified at `prod.sql` line 21288 on both PR head and `origin/main`) has no migration adding `'publish'`. Add a migration that extends the `orgs_onboarding_valid` CHECK (and `users_onboarding_valid` if frontend onboarding persists the publish intent) to include `'publish'` before merging.</violation>
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P1: When either WebNative treatment is active, these versions cause the backend onboarding funnel and setup analytics to drop the treatment’s lifecycle and interaction events. Add the new versions to the backend model, query, and dashboard allowlists before emitting them, or emit a supported version.
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P3: The `rejects a request without an authenticated user context` test mocks `middlewareAuth` to always set `auth` and call `next()`, so the 401 it asserts comes from the handler's defensive `if (!userId)` guard, not from real authentication. In production, `middlewareAuth` (hono_middleware.ts:763) itself throws `quickError(401, 'no_jwt_apikey_or_subkey', ...)` before the handler runs and always sets a valid auth context on success, so this guard is effectively unreachable and the test only validates mocked behavior. A regression in the real middleware's auth rejection (or in the endpoint's wiring to it) would not be caught. Consider asserting the real middleware path or otherwise verifying actual unauthorized requests are rejected.</violation>
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P3: Removing the `development_environment` assertion leaves the `completeStep` development-environment serialization path untested, even though `OnboardingStepCompletionProperties` still declares `developmentEnvironment` and the implementation still emits it. Keep an assertion covering that field so a regression in `completeStep`'s development-environment handling can't slip through.</violation>
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P2: After the pre-org mount has already loaded the A/B assignments, this unconditional refresh issues a second request on every non-welcome intent mount. Cache the completed assignment load or refresh only when the initial load did not run, so onboarding does not incur redundant network work or change treatment state after tracking starts.</violation>
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| estimatedMau: estimatedMauSchema.optional(), | ||
| website: z.string().optional(), | ||
| intent: z.enum(['ota', 'builder', 'both', 'exploring', 'unknown']).optional(), | ||
| intent: z.enum(['ota', 'builder', 'both', 'exploring', 'publish', 'unknown']).optional(), |
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P0: Accepting 'publish' here persists it to orgs.onboarding, but the SQL CHECK orgs_onboarding_valid only allows unknown|ota|builder|both|exploring, so org creation fails for users who select the publish intent. The new enum value is propagated by parseOrgOnboardingIntent (ORG_ONBOARDING_INTENTS) into the onboarding JSONB written at the bottom of post(), and the constraint (verified at prod.sql line 21288 on both PR head and origin/main) has no migration adding 'publish'. Add a migration that extends the orgs_onboarding_valid CHECK (and users_onboarding_valid if frontend onboarding persists the publish intent) to include 'publish' before merging.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At supabase/functions/_backend/public/organization/post.ts, line 24:
<comment>Accepting `'publish'` here persists it to `orgs.onboarding`, but the SQL CHECK `orgs_onboarding_valid` only allows `unknown|ota|builder|both|exploring`, so org creation fails for users who select the publish intent. The new enum value is propagated by `parseOrgOnboardingIntent` (ORG_ONBOARDING_INTENTS) into the `onboarding` JSONB written at the bottom of `post()`, and the constraint (verified at `prod.sql` line 21288 on both PR head and `origin/main`) has no migration adding `'publish'`. Add a migration that extends the `orgs_onboarding_valid` CHECK (and `users_onboarding_valid` if frontend onboarding persists the publish intent) to include `'publish'` before merging.</comment>
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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ const bodySchema = z.object({
estimatedMau: estimatedMauSchema.optional(),
website: z.string().optional(),
- intent: z.enum(['ota', 'builder', 'both', 'exploring', 'unknown']).optional(),
+ intent: z.enum(['ota', 'builder', 'both', 'exploring', 'publish', 'unknown']).optional(),
startingOut: z.boolean().optional(),
})
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| import { sendOnboardingEvent } from '~/services/onboardingTracking' | ||
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| export const ONBOARDING_ANALYTICS_VERSION = 4 | ||
| export const WEBNATIVE_PUBLISH_INTENT_ANALYTICS_VERSION = '5.A' |
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P1: When either WebNative treatment is active, these versions cause the backend onboarding funnel and setup analytics to drop the treatment’s lifecycle and interaction events. Add the new versions to the backend model, query, and dashboard allowlists before emitting them, or emit a supported version.
(Based on your team's feedback about synchronizing frontend onboarding analytics versions.) [FEEDBACK_USED.]
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/utils/onboardingProgressAnalytics.ts, line 4:
<comment>When either WebNative treatment is active, these versions cause the backend onboarding funnel and setup analytics to drop the treatment’s lifecycle and interaction events. Add the new versions to the backend model, query, and dashboard allowlists before emitting them, or emit a supported version.
(Based on your team's feedback about synchronizing frontend onboarding analytics versions.) [FEEDBACK_USED.]</comment>
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import { sendOnboardingEvent } from '~/services/onboardingTracking'
export const ONBOARDING_ANALYTICS_VERSION = 4
+export const WEBNATIVE_PUBLISH_INTENT_ANALYTICS_VERSION = '5.A'
+export const WEBNATIVE_DEVELOPMENT_ENVIRONMENT_ANALYTICS_VERSION = '5.C'
+export type OnboardingAnalyticsVersion
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| else | ||
| pendingVisibilityChanges = [] | ||
| if (props.preOrg && flowStep.value === 'intent' && !welcomePending.value) | ||
| void refreshOnboardingABTests() |
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P2: After the pre-org mount has already loaded the A/B assignments, this unconditional refresh issues a second request on every non-welcome intent mount. Cache the completed assignment load or refresh only when the initial load did not run, so onboarding does not incur redundant network work or change treatment state after tracking starts.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue, line 2147:
<comment>After the pre-org mount has already loaded the A/B assignments, this unconditional refresh issues a second request on every non-welcome intent mount. Cache the completed assignment load or refresh only when the initial load did not run, so onboarding does not incur redundant network work or change treatment state after tracking starts.</comment>
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@@ -2047,6 +2143,8 @@ onMounted(async () => {
else
pendingVisibilityChanges = []
+ if (props.preOrg && flowStep.value === 'intent' && !welcomePending.value)
+ void refreshOnboardingABTests()
}
finishOnboardingMount()
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| }) | ||
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| it('rejects a request without an authenticated user context', async () => { |
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P3: The rejects a request without an authenticated user context test mocks middlewareAuth to always set auth and call next(), so the 401 it asserts comes from the handler's defensive if (!userId) guard, not from real authentication. In production, middlewareAuth (hono_middleware.ts:763) itself throws quickError(401, 'no_jwt_apikey_or_subkey', ...) before the handler runs and always sets a valid auth context on success, so this guard is effectively unreachable and the test only validates mocked behavior. A regression in the real middleware's auth rejection (or in the endpoint's wiring to it) would not be caught. Consider asserting the real middleware path or otherwise verifying actual unauthorized requests are rejected.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/onboarding-ab-tests-endpoint.unit.test.ts, line 51:
<comment>The `rejects a request without an authenticated user context` test mocks `middlewareAuth` to always set `auth` and call `next()`, so the 401 it asserts comes from the handler's defensive `if (!userId)` guard, not from real authentication. In production, `middlewareAuth` (hono_middleware.ts:763) itself throws `quickError(401, 'no_jwt_apikey_or_subkey', ...)` before the handler runs and always sets a valid auth context on success, so this guard is effectively unreachable and the test only validates mocked behavior. A regression in the real middleware's auth rejection (or in the endpoint's wiring to it) would not be caught. Consider asserting the real middleware path or otherwise verifying actual unauthorized requests are rejected.</comment>
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+ )
+ })
+
+ it('rejects a request without an authenticated user context', async () => {
+ authState.value = null
+
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| nextStep: 'details', | ||
| }) | ||
| tracker.viewStep('details', 'intent') | ||
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P3: Removing the development_environment assertion leaves the completeStep development-environment serialization path untested, even though OnboardingStepCompletionProperties still declares developmentEnvironment and the implementation still emits it. Keep an assertion covering that field so a regression in completeStep's development-environment handling can't slip through.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/onboarding-progress-analytics.unit.test.ts, line 397:
<comment>Removing the `development_environment` assertion leaves the `completeStep` development-environment serialization path untested, even though `OnboardingStepCompletionProperties` still declares `developmentEnvironment` and the implementation still emits it. Keep an assertion covering that field so a regression in `completeStep`'s development-environment handling can't slip through.</comment>
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@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import {
createOnboardingTelemetryIdentity,
ONBOARDING_ANALYTICS_VERSION,
resolveOnboardingAppIconSource,
+ WEBNATIVE_DEVELOPMENT_ENVIRONMENT_ANALYTICS_VERSION,
} from '../src/utils/onboardingProgressAnalytics'
const steps = ['intent', 'details', 'organization', 'setup'] as const
@@ -212,6 +213,44 @@ describe('onboarding progress analytics', () => {
)
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