Complete public upgrade lifecycle verification - #127
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe public upgrade workflow now clears disposable sign-in probes after deployment validation and verifies remote backup and restore behavior before sealing the upgrade receipt. Tests validate both workflow sequences and command details. ChangesPublic upgrade staging verification
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The upgrade workflow adds remote backup-and-restore verification before sealing its receipt, but its test does not fully protect the populated probe setup and expected state transition. A later regression could allow the workflow to report a successful restore check without proving it restored the intended data. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@test/unit/scripts/staging-workflow.test.mjs`:
- Around line 383-390: Strengthen the assertions in the test covering
publicUpgradeWorkflow so it verifies the restore-probe setup is populated:
assert the INSERT command, the expected before and after values, and the exact
restore comparison in addition to the existing backup, restore, UPDATE, SELECT,
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The public upgrade workflow runs lifecycle tests before and after deployment. Those sign-in probes exceed the per-email authentication quota, so the final channel test receives HTTP 429 before it can test Nightly. The workflow also named backup and restore in its final test step but did not execute them.
Reset only the auth.email and auth.ip probe counters in the disposable database before the final lifecycle suite, as the signed release workflow already does. Require the lifecycle record to match the account and generated database name and to mark that database as created by the test. This follows completed upgrade and data-preservation checks. Product authentication limits remain unchanged.
Run the existing populated remote backup-and-restore check before sealing the public receipt: save a probe, take a backup, change the probe, restore the backup, and verify its original value. This fulfills the current release policy.
The PWA probe previously failed because the main checkout had no dist directory. Extract the already verified target archive in a temporary directory, install its locked dependencies, build it, and run its PWA test before receipt sealing.
Validation: 15 focused workflow tests pass, including reset ordering, resource scope, exact-archive PWA build, and backup/restore before receipt sealing. Final local gates passed: 949 unit tests, 216 integration tests, coverage, architecture, build, and deployment dry run. The exact signed 1.4.0 archive also passed its PWA test locally: zero installability errors, 38 cached assets, and offline fallback. A fresh public upgrade run will follow merge.