Honest record of the testing I actually ran myself while building the My Store retailer console, not what CI reported.
Automated checks I ran locally, repeatedly through the build
npm run typecheck — run after each schema/model pivot (retailer role → revert → admin.manage_assortments grant) and again after the repo-flatten port. Clean.
npm run lint and npm run format:check — run alongside typecheck each time. Clean.
npm run build — run after the repo-flatten port and again after resolving the AppShell.tsx merge conflict, to confirm the route tree (/my-store, /my-store/assortments, /my-store/assortments/[id], /my-store/credits, /my-store/test-show) actually compiles.
- Dev server boot, repeated: after every structural change (route renames,
git mv of (retailer-admin) → (my-store), the AppShell.tsx/app-shell-navigation.ts split) I restarted the dev server and reloaded the affected pages to confirm no stale-chunk or runtime errors.
What I did not run until too late
I did not run the full npm test suite (the node:test contract/golden-text suites) until asked to write this record, right at the end. That was a gap: it surfaced 2 real regressions caused by my own changes, both introduced by literal-source-text assertions I hadn't re-checked:
tests/ui/app-shell-navigation.test.mjs — pinned the exact APP_LINKS array; didn't account for the new /my-store entry.
tests/shows/assortment-qr-entry.test.mjs — pinned the exact source text of the create_assortment_qr_show RPC call in lib/assortments/public.server.ts; broke by my type-assertion fix for 2 pre-existing typecheck errors in that file (ec91a7f).
I fixed both locally. By the time I re-ran the suite, Harry had independently landed an equivalent fix on main (db323cf, "fix: align retailer console assertions"), so I discarded my duplicate local edit rather than opening a redundant PR. Confirmed 655/656 passing against current main; the one remaining failure (tests/ui/design-system-contract.test.mjs) is a false positive caused by my own local, gitignored .claude/launch.json dev-tooling file, not present in git or CI.
Manual/SQL verification
- Checked the RBAC model directly in Supabase (
has_permission() / current_user_has_permission()) at each iteration of the access model, including after the final pivot to granting admin.manage_assortments to the whole user role rather than a scoped retailer role.
- Walked the actual UI in the browser preview: nav entry visibility (no permission gate on the "My Store" tab itself,
admin.view still gates /admin), the assortment editor reuse (confirmed AssortmentEditor has no admin.view dependency), the "Back to home" exit, and the test-show flow opening the real /a/[token] consumer entry route in a new tab.
Net result
Typecheck, lint, format, npm test (655/656, 1 known local-only false positive), and npm run build all pass against current main as of this issue. No outstanding code changes needed; this issue is a record only.
Honest record of the testing I actually ran myself while building the My Store retailer console, not what CI reported.
Automated checks I ran locally, repeatedly through the build
npm run typecheck— run after each schema/model pivot (retailer role → revert →admin.manage_assortmentsgrant) and again after the repo-flatten port. Clean.npm run lintandnpm run format:check— run alongside typecheck each time. Clean.npm run build— run after the repo-flatten port and again after resolving theAppShell.tsxmerge conflict, to confirm the route tree (/my-store,/my-store/assortments,/my-store/assortments/[id],/my-store/credits,/my-store/test-show) actually compiles.git mvof(retailer-admin)→(my-store), theAppShell.tsx/app-shell-navigation.tssplit) I restarted the dev server and reloaded the affected pages to confirm no stale-chunk or runtime errors.What I did not run until too late
I did not run the full
npm testsuite (the node:test contract/golden-text suites) until asked to write this record, right at the end. That was a gap: it surfaced 2 real regressions caused by my own changes, both introduced by literal-source-text assertions I hadn't re-checked:tests/ui/app-shell-navigation.test.mjs— pinned the exactAPP_LINKSarray; didn't account for the new/my-storeentry.tests/shows/assortment-qr-entry.test.mjs— pinned the exact source text of thecreate_assortment_qr_showRPC call inlib/assortments/public.server.ts; broke by my type-assertion fix for 2 pre-existing typecheck errors in that file (ec91a7f).I fixed both locally. By the time I re-ran the suite, Harry had independently landed an equivalent fix on
main(db323cf, "fix: align retailer console assertions"), so I discarded my duplicate local edit rather than opening a redundant PR. Confirmed 655/656 passing against currentmain; the one remaining failure (tests/ui/design-system-contract.test.mjs) is a false positive caused by my own local, gitignored.claude/launch.jsondev-tooling file, not present in git or CI.Manual/SQL verification
has_permission()/current_user_has_permission()) at each iteration of the access model, including after the final pivot to grantingadmin.manage_assortmentsto the wholeuserrole rather than a scopedretailerrole.admin.viewstill gates/admin), the assortment editor reuse (confirmedAssortmentEditorhas noadmin.viewdependency), the "Back to home" exit, and the test-show flow opening the real/a/[token]consumer entry route in a new tab.Net result
Typecheck, lint, format,
npm test(655/656, 1 known local-only false positive), andnpm run buildall pass against currentmainas of this issue. No outstanding code changes needed; this issue is a record only.