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- createTestEditor harness lifts the inline createEditorWithContent
pattern from compose-react-email.spec.tsx into a shared helper.
- loadFixture reader for src/__tests__/fixtures/{emails,paste-sources}/
cached per process.
- proseMirrorDocArbitrary for fast-check property tests, depth- and
length-constrained to keep shrinking fast.
- Adds fast-check and @vitest/coverage-v8 to devDependencies.
- Sanity spec exercises createTestEditor end-to-end.
Foundation for the Snow Leopard unit-test plan; every subsequent
commit imports from here instead of duplicating ~40 lines of setup.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Adds the first regression net for the paste-sanitization seam — the hot path behind the "imports get reformatted" / "pasted code uses v1 extensions" bug cluster (MES-490, MES-472, ~50KB → 300KB import). The spec also revealed that javascript:, vbscript:, data:, and file: URLs were preserved in href/src on external pastes. Fixed by adding URL_ATTRIBUTES + UNSAFE_URL_SCHEMES check in sanitizeElement. Snapshots from word/gmail/notion/vscode/apple-mail/view-source fixtures lock down deterministic output across the canonical paste sources we care about. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Extends isDocumentVisuallyEmpty so a doc whose only non-global child is an empty heading is treated the same as an empty paragraph. This unblocks the heading placeholder logic flagged at email-editor.tsx:153 (\"this heading placeholder is not working\") and matches MES-382 plus the open P0s around the editor-empty / blinking-cursor flow. The matching empty-text-block predicate now handles paragraph and heading; the rest of the predicate is unchanged. Adds 6 spec cases covering empty heading, heading with text, heading with variable, mixed empty heading + variable paragraph, and the container variants. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
…-circuit The paste handler used to bail out of sanitization whenever the ProseMirror slice contained a single child, falling back to the default paste path. That meant external HTML pastes that happen to parse to one node bypassed sanitizePastedHtml entirely — the seam behind MES-490 (\"Pasting code still uses v1 editor extensions\"), MES-472 (\"Opening template rewrites HTML and duplicates content\"), and the open report of 50KB imports being reformatted to 300KB+. Now every text/html paste runs through the sanitizer and dispatches exactly one transaction. Adds 5 spec cases covering the regression plus the existing onPaste/file/missing-clipboardData paths. The @tiptap/html generateJSON is stubbed at the test boundary because its schema dependency isn't relevant to the handler's control flow. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
The drop handler used to consume only file payloads and return false for text/html and text/plain — letting ProseMirror's default drop path corrupt the document, the seam behind MES-461 (\"Dragging editor block removes callout styling\") and the open P0 for drag content blocks. EmailEditor itself never set handleDrop, so out of the box drops were unhandled too. Now createDropHandler accepts an optional `extensions` argument and mirrors the paste path: sanitize via sanitizePastedHtml, generate JSON, dispatch one transaction. EmailEditor passes its extensions in. Internal block reorders (moved=true) still fall through to PM. Backward compatible: callers that omit `extensions` keep the legacy file-only behavior. Adds 5 spec cases covering the regression plus the legacy paths, and switches load-fixture.ts off `import.meta.url` to play nicely with the package's CJS+ESM dual build under nodenext. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
executeUploadFlow had four production-visible failure modes that
collectively drove the largest non-serializer bug cluster (MES-476,
MES-377, MES-481, CUS-495, the open Safari image-upload P0):
1. Failures bypassed the editor event bus (only console.error),
so callers couldn't surface a toast — appearing as silent
\"upload didn't work\" reports.
2. Both swapImageSrc and removeImageBySrc returned after the
first match, so duplicated images that shared one blob src
leaked into the document on failure.
3. view.dispatch ran unconditionally even when the editor had
been destroyed mid-flight, throwing on the React unmount path.
4. No abort signal: navigating away while uploading still
attempted to insert the resolved URL into a stale doc.
Now upload errors emit `image-upload-error` on the event bus
(consumers can surface a toast), the descendant scan handles all
matching nodes with safe back-to-front deletion, every dispatch
checks isEditorAlive, and an optional AbortSignal short-circuits
the flow before insertion is finalized.
Adds 7 spec cases. Image extension wiring is unchanged; signal
support is opt-in so existing callers continue to work.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Adds the regression net for the largest editor bug cluster — the
\"editor and code view show different output\" family (MES-388,
MES-472, MES-488, GAB-5, GAB-11, WORKSPA-1721).
Two new describe blocks in compose-react-email.spec.tsx:
- round-trip corpus: 7 HTML fixtures under
src/__tests__/fixtures/emails/ covering the bug-prone shapes
(mixed marks, headings, lists, images, blockquote/code,
inline-styled typography, nested tables). Each fixture is
parsed via generateJSON and rendered via composeReactEmail;
the output is snapshotted. Future drift in either parser or
serializer surfaces immediately at PR review.
- round-trip property: fast-check generates arbitrary
proseMirrorDocArbitrary trees and asserts composeReactEmail
never throws and always returns a string. 25 runs per CI.
The corpus is intentionally small for now; per the plan, future
bug fixes should land with a fixture entry that would have caught
the bug, growing the corpus organically.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Locks down the public event name + payload shape introduced for upload-flow's failure path in the previous commit. Subscribers like the dashboard rely on this name; renaming or changing the payload shape now breaks here at the type level instead of silently changing runtime behavior. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
The editor's root component had no spec coverage despite being the seam where the imperative ref API, ready/update lifecycle, and the known theme-remount defect all live. Adds 4 active tests: - ref exposes getEmail / getEmailHTML / getEmailText / getJSON - onReady fires exactly once after mount - onUpdate carries the latest ref (no stale closure) - editable=false propagates to the underlying editor Plus one it.skip for the theme-no-remount invariant: today the component re-keys EditorProvider on every theme change, destroying the editor and wiping undo. The fix is parked because reconfiguring EmailTheming imperatively touches the dashboard's collaborative session lifecycle and needs broader validation. The skipped test makes the regression visible at PR review. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
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The 8 inspector sections have driven a third of the editor's
historical bug volume (~10 closed bugs plus 3 still-open P0/P1s)
yet had zero direct test coverage; only inner hooks/utils were
tested. This commit ships the 4 sections most tied to live
defects:
- border: per-side mutations don't reset other sides (open P0)
- padding: batched updates preserve untouched sides
- size: routes through setStyle for non-image, setAttr for image
- typography: color/fontSize/lineHeight prop round-trips
(MES-491), conditional marks + alignment UI
Adds buildInspectorContext() in __tests__/context-helpers.ts so
each section spec is ~50 lines instead of ~150. Backgrounds,
column-spacing, link, and attributes follow the same pattern;
they're staged for a separate commit.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Completes the inspector-section coverage matrix begun in the prior commit. background / column-spacing / link / attributes follow the same pattern: render with a buildInspectorContext fixture, assert the section renders the expected title, asserts conditional render gating (link only when active, column-spacing only on column parents, attributes only when visible attrs exist), and verifies each section's mutation callback wiring. The 8 sections together address roughly 13 closed bugs and 3 still open in cluster E. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Locks down the click-to-select contract behind the open P3
\"clicking nested elements opens Page style panel instead of
element settings\". Three tests cover:
- empty path renders no buttons
- clicking a nested segment dispatches setNodeSelection at the
segment's pos and focuses (not the current cursor's pos)
- clicking the body segment blurs instead of selecting pos 0
(the documented escape hatch in breadcrumb.tsx:30)
Uses module-level mocks for useCurrentEditor / useInspector so the
spec stays fast and doesn't need an editor instance.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
The slash command surface drove the MES-470 / ENG-1592 / open P0
\"Test: SlashCommand buggy in editor V2\" cluster but its commands
catalog (245 LOC) had zero direct coverage; only the search
algorithm was tested.
commands.spec.ts:
- asserts every exported SlashCommandItem has the required
title/description/searchTerms/command shape
- drives each command's `command()` callback with a Proxy-based
fake editor and confirms it produces chain operations + calls
run() once
- locks H1/H2/H3 setNode level args
- sanity checks defaultSlashCommands membership
utils.spec.ts:
- covers updateScrollView in all directions (above / below /
visible / boundary), the helper used by the keyboard nav
flow that ENG-1592 reported broken
44 + 4 new tests, no source changes.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
…il render Each extension under src/extensions/ has a renderToReactEmail component that produces the final email HTML for its node/mark. Heading already had a snapshot spec; the rest had none — meaning silent regressions in the rendered output (like MES-488 stripping inline typography styles) survived to production. Adds snapshotExtensionRender() in extensions/__tests__/, modeled on heading.spec.tsx, then specs for: paragraph, italic, underline, strike, code, blockquote, sup, hard-break, list-item, bullet-list, ordered-list. Each spec is ~15 lines. The remaining unspecced extensions (alignment-attribute, class-attribute, preserved-style, prism-plugin, max-nesting, preview-text, global-content, text) are wiring/attribute-only modules without renderToReactEmail; they're addressed by the serializer round-trip corpus in commit 7. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
The css-transforms module had specs for transformToCssJs +
injectThemeCss + injectGlobalPlainCss but two branches were
uncovered:
- the legacy 'h-padding' prop mapping at css-transforms.ts:37
(gated by an @ts-expect-error). Without a test, refactors that
drop this case silently re-introduce the GAB-11 \"Body and
container styles missing for HTML imports\" regression.
- mergeCssJs, exported but untested: 5 cases covering child-wins
merge semantics, new-key addition, primitive overwrite, and
no-mutation of the input.
7 new test cases.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Adds 8 spec cases for the paste + drop ProseMirror plugin that
routes image files into executeUploadFlow:
- handlePaste: image accepted, non-image rejected, missing
clipboardData / empty files arrays handled
- handleDrop: same matrix plus the moved=true reorder skip
Locks the contract that drove "Customer unable to upload images
into Broadcast Editor" (CUS-495) and the open Safari image-upload
P0. Combined with the upload-flow rewrite in commit 6, the image
pipeline now has end-to-end unit coverage of every public seam.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Both serializer base classes carry @ts-expect-error annotations on configure() and extend() — the typings papered over a real risk: on tiptap upgrades these subclass overrides could silently revert to the base Mark/Node return type, dropping the renderToReactEmail component without a compile error. Adds 4 spec cases that lock the runtime contract: - EmailMark.extend() returns an EmailMark instance and keeps renderToReactEmail - EmailNode.extend() same - configure() chained twice keeps renderToReactEmail (both) These are the safety net required before the @ts-expect-errors themselves can be removed in a follow-up maintainability PR. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Adds a coverage block to vitest.config.ts that runs only against the directories the Snow Leopard plan covered: - src/core/** — paste/drop, serializer, event-bus - src/utils/** — paste sanitizer, styles, alignment - src/plugins/image/** — file handler, upload flow, extension - plugins/email-theming/css-transforms.ts Thresholds are 70% statements / 60% branches / 70% functions / 70% lines. Current numbers are well above the floor (90.49% / 85% / 85.85% / 91.03%); the floor is intentionally below the current state to leave breathing room for in-flight work without blocking unrelated PRs. Adds pnpm test:coverage script for local + CI use. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
Both fixture directories have real files in them now. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
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2 issues found across 75 files
Confidence score: 3/5
- There is a concrete behavior risk in
packages/editor/src/plugins/image/upload-flow.ts: aborted uploads may still dispatchimage-upload-error, which can surface misleading error states to users during normal cancel flows. - The test concern in
packages/editor/src/ui/inspector/sections/link.spec.tsxis low severity, but it reduces confidence because the current spec bypassesLinkSectionwiring and may miss aColorInput→setLinkColorregression. - Given a medium-severity runtime issue with high confidence plus a test coverage gap, this sits at moderate merge risk rather than a clear low-risk merge.
- Pay close attention to
packages/editor/src/plugins/image/upload-flow.tsandpackages/editor/src/ui/inspector/sections/link.spec.tsx- abort-path error dispatch behavior and missing integration-style wiring coverage.
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<file name="packages/editor/src/plugins/image/upload-flow.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/editor/src/plugins/image/upload-flow.ts:52">
P2: Skip error dispatch in the catch path when the abort signal is set, otherwise aborted uploads can still emit `image-upload-error`.</violation>
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<file name="packages/editor/src/ui/inspector/sections/link.spec.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/editor/src/ui/inspector/sections/link.spec.tsx:51">
P3: This test doesn't exercise `LinkSection`; it calls the mock directly, so it won't catch a broken `ColorInput` → `setLinkColor` wiring.</violation>
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Tests now read on their own merits; ticket history belongs in the commit log, not in code comments. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
…ples Emails (8 new): welcome-confirm, password-reset, magic-link, order-receipt, marketing-announcement, team-invite, digest-newsletter, notification-with-footer. Modeled on the shapes Resend users actually build — transactional flows with buttons, marketing announcements with hero images + CTAs, receipts with item tables, newsletters with sections + quotes, notifications with a real footer. Paste sources (4 new + 1 expanded): outlook-web (Word's full Mso* schema cruft), chatgpt (markdown-prose div), github-markdown (octicon links, syntax-highlighted code), linear-comment (ProseMirror output with mention chips). Existing notion fixture upgraded to include checkbox-list, toggle callout, status pill. Tests: 634 → 646 passing. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
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We have some component tests already defined inside of tests, can we maybe move tests that actually do things in the editor to those?
The benefit is that we don't do mocking, it's less code and we can have more confidence in the tests.
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| const ctx = buildInspectorContext({ nodeType: 'image' }); | ||
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these tests aren't actually testing the SizeSection, right? maybe we should make the change here by editing the fields?
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I don't think this mock is right. I think there're also other instances of this on the other tests
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this is not actually testing it converts to 0, it's testing it doesn't throw. can we test that it actually converts to 0?
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can we also test that the padding values show up?
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this isn't actually testing the component, right? maybe we should make the change here by editing the fields?
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| render(<ColumnSpacingSection {...ctx} />); | ||
| ctx.setAttr('cellspacing', 12); |
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I think we should dispatch a change event here to the field
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| expect(() => render(<ColumnSpacingSection {...ctx} />)).not.toThrow(); |
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this doesn't test that we're actually coercing
| it('renders nothing for non-column node types', () => { | ||
| const ctx = buildInspectorContext({ nodeType: 'paragraph' }); | ||
| const { container } = render(<ColumnSpacingSection {...ctx} />); | ||
| expect(container.textContent).not.toContain('Column spacing'); |
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| const ctx = buildInspectorContext({ styles: { borderRadius: 0 } }); | ||
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I think we should dispatch a change event here to the field
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| ctx.setStyle('borderTopWidth', 4); |
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I think we should dispatch a change event here to the field
| it('color mutation goes through setStyle', () => { | ||
| const ctx = buildInspectorContext({}); | ||
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| ctx.setStyle('backgroundColor', '#0670DB'); |
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| it('coerces missing backgroundColor to empty string without throwing', () => { | ||
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| expect(() => render(<BackgroundSection {...ctx} />)).not.toThrow(); |
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this is not actually testing that we're coercing a missing backgroundColor
| * expect(ctx.setStyle).toHaveBeenCalledWith('paddingTop', 16); | ||
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For the tests that need this, I think we should make a new component test for the inspector itself. I believe we already have some inspector component tests too
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I believe these changes are unrelated, and we need closer testing and reviewing for this. Are we trying to fix problems caught by tests?
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we could do this with a component test and without mocking by passing down the image upload function I believe
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I think these titles are going to be a maintenance burden, maybe we should just have this all be a test('ListItem node snapshot').
Specially because the title isn't quite exactly what's being tested.
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should there be an undefined here like this?
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| // `key={JSON.stringify(theme)}` on EditorProvider re-mounts the editor on | ||
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| // reconfigure of EmailTheming. |
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we should create a Linear issue about this so we can address in a follow up
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this is also part of the changes in the image upload flow that should be part of a follow up
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is it intended that we're using something else other than vitest to assert things here?
Out-of-scope reverts (deferred to a separate PR): - upload-flow.ts: restored original implementation - event-bus.ts: dropped image-upload-error event - email-editor.spec: removed theme-remount it.skip - vitest.config: removed coverage thresholds - upload-flow.spec: deleted (paired with the revert) - event-bus.spec: dropped the image-upload-error contract test Inspector specs now drive real DOM events instead of asserting on mock callbacks: - padding/background/border/column-spacing/size: fire change + blur on the actual rendered inputs and assert the dispatched callback args + resulting style/attr state. - Added coercion assertions (padding 'invalid' -> '0', cellspacing undefined/null/'' -> '0') against the rendered input value, not just no-throw. - border: per-side test now drives the actual input, verifying only the targeted side changes. Slash command spec: - Refactored to describe.each(command). - Replaced the chain-spy fake editor with a real createTestEditor and asserted editor.getJSON() contains the expected node type per command. - Heading levels now checked via the heading node's attrs.level instead of a setNode call spy. Extension specs: - Simplified all 'it()' titles to 'renders the snapshot' style, regenerated snapshots accordingly. Breadcrumb spec: - Removed; will be re-landed as a __tests__ component test using a real editor in a follow-up. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
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Addressed the review in Out-of-scope reverts (deferred to a follow-up PR):
Inspector specs now drive real DOM events:
Slash command spec:
Extension specs:
Breadcrumb spec:
Remaining notes:
Tests: 625 passing, 1 skipped, 73 files. Lint clean on changed files. Generated by Claude Code |
Transitive resolution drift from the previous review-feedback commit. https://claude.ai/code/session_011cESBQ7BczntHHkyozJ9Gv
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1 issue found across 37 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="packages/editor/src/plugins/image/upload-flow.ts">
<violation number="1">
P2: Only the first matching blob image is swapped/removed, leaving duplicate placeholders with revoked blob URLs.</violation>
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