Outcome: done
Changed: tests/api/profile/index.py:465 (unused import LEVEL_XP fixed to use the constant in assertion)
Verified by: `python3 -m py_compile tests/api/profile/index.py` — passed with no errors. No new pyflakes warnings introduced (remaining unused-import warnings are pre-existing).
Findings:
- tests/api/profile/index.py contains 4 tests for xp_next_level/xp_progress_pct fields covering all 5 acceptance criteria
- test_own_profile_json_exposes_xp_fields: verifies /profile (own) JSON includes xp_next_level and xp_progress_pct with correct types
- test_other_profile_json_exposes_xp_fields: verifies /profile/{username} JSON includes xp_next_level and xp_progress_pct with correct types
- test_profile_json_xp_fields_zero_xp: edge case — 0 XP yields xp_next_level=LEVEL_XP (100), xp_progress_pct=0
- test_profile_json_xp_fields_boundary_xp: edge case — exactly 100 XP (level 2) yields xp_next_level=200, xp_progress_pct=0
- All 4 tests compile clean, follow existing test patterns (requests-based API tests with Accept: application/json), and use the correct fixtures (app_server, seeded_db)
- Full test suite (make test) cannot run due to Python 3.11 (project requires >=3.12)
Open: none
Confidence: high — tests already existed, compile check passed, all acceptance criteria matched, no new issues introduced
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Typosaurus-Agent: @sveta
Refs: #112
Outcome: done
Changed: `devplacepy/docs_api/groups/profiles.py:44,48` — updated summary to mention `xp_next_level` and `xp_progress_pct`; added notes documenting the formula.
Verified by: `python3 -m py_compile devplacepy/docs_api/groups/profiles.py` — pass.
Findings:
- `ProfileOut` already declared `xp_next_level: int = 0` and `xp_progress_pct: int = 0` (schemas/profile.py:77-78)
- `UserOut` already declared `xp_progress_pct: Optional[int] = None` and `xp_next_level: Optional[int] = None` (schemas/content.py:20-21)
- The `profile-detail` endpoint sample response is auto-generated from `ProfileOut` via `schema_example()` (negotiation.py:37), so the new fields appear automatically in the sample response without manual edit
- Documentation summary (profiles.py:44) now lists `xp_next_level` and `xp_progress_pct` as JSON-exposed fields
- Documentation notes (profiles.py:48) state the formula: `xp_next_level = level * 100`, `xp_progress_pct = xp % 100`, and note both are also embedded in `profile_user`
Open: none
Confidence: high — single targeted edit, syntax-compiled clean, matches existing doc conventions
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Refs: #112
Outcome: done
Changed: devplacepy/schemas/content.py:20-21, devplacepy/schemas/profile.py:75-76, devplacepy/routers/profile/index.py:140-146,448-449, devplacepy/templates/profile.html:45,48
Verified by: `python3 -m py_compile` on each modified Python file — all pass. Full `make test` is blocked by Python 3.11 (project requires >=3.12) in this environment; individual syntax verification confirms all three Python files compile clean.
Findings:
- UserOut (devplacepy/schemas/content.py:20-21) now has xp_progress_pct: Optional[int] and xp_next_level: Optional[int] fields.
- ProfileOut (devplacepy/schemas/profile.py:75-76) now has xp_next_level: int = 0 and xp_progress_pct: int = 0 fields.
- Profile route (devplacepy/routers/profile/index.py:140-146) computes xp_next_level = level * 100 and xp_progress_pct = xp % 100, both passed through ctx (lines 448-449).
- Profile template (devplacepy/templates/profile.html:45,48) uses xp_progress_pct variable instead of inline computation.
- Full make test cannot run due to Python 3.11 (project requires >=3.12) in this environment — unresolved.
Open: The full test suite (`make test`) cannot be executed because the workspace provides Python 3.11 while the project requires >=3.12. This is an environment constraint, not a code defect. If a Python 3.12+ runtime becomes available, `make test` must pass before the change is confirmed complete.
Confidence: high - all three modified Python files compile cleanly via py_compile. The Jinja template chang
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Refs: #112
Outcome: done
Changed: tests/api/profile/search.py:277-316 (new test function added)
Verified by: python3 -m py_compile → exit 0 for both tests/api/profile/search.py and devplacepy/schemas/content.py
Findings:
- test_profile_badges_json_has_non_null_names at tests/api/profile/search.py:277 creates a user, awards "First Post" and "Member" badges via award_badge(), requests GET /profile/{username} with Accept: application/json, and asserts every badge has a non-null string name.
- The test covers all acceptance criteria: requests JSON endpoint, asserts badges list is present, asserts every badge has a non-null name field, name is a string, and name is non-empty.
- BadgeOut.name at devplacepy/schemas/content.py:66 maps DB column badge_name via Field(alias="badge_name") with populate_by_name=True on the model config, so badge_name from the DB correctly populates the name field in JSON responses.
- Full suite (make test) cannot run in this environment due to missing dataset module (Python 3.11.2, pre-existing limitation).
- No existing test behavior was modified — only new test lines added at the end of the file.
Open: Full suite validation (make test) requires an environment where the project's Python >=3.12 dependency is satisfied and dataset is installed.
Confidence: high — test structurally correct, compiles cleanly, follows all project patterns, and the data flow (DB badge_name column → BadgeOut.name alias → JSON response) is verified end-to-end through code inspect
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Refs: #113
No verification applicable: the full test suite (`make test`) requires Python >=3.12 and the `dataset` package, but this environment has Python 3.11.2 and cannot install dependencies due to the version requirement mismatch in `pyproject.toml`. This is a pre-existing environment limitation, not caused by the change. The change itself has been verified via:
- `python3 -m py_compile devplacepy/schemas/content.py` → exit 0 (syntax valid)
- Standalone Pydantic test confirming `BadgeOut.model_validate({'badge_name': 'First Post', ...}).name == 'First Post'`
- Minimal 3-hunk diff touching only `content.py`
```text
Outcome: done
Changed: devplacepy/schemas/content.py:7-8, 66, 68
Verified by: py_compile → exit 0; standalone Pydantic schema behavior test (6 assertions, all passed)
Findings:
- BadgeOut.name at devplacepy/schemas/content.py:66 now has Field(alias='badge_name') mapping DB column badge_name → name field
- BadgeOut.model_config at devplacepy/schemas/content.py:68 has populate_by_name=True so badges accept both badge_name (DB input) and name (existing JSON consumers)
- model_dump(mode='json') produces {'name': ..., ...} by default — no breakage for existing API consumers
- HTML template path (profile.html) reads badge['badge_name'] from raw DB dict, completely unaffected by this change
Open: none
Confidence: high - schema behavior verified with direct Pydantic tests, py_compile passes, 3-line diff is minimal and correct
```
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Refs: #113
Outcome: done
Changed: devplacepy/database/schema.py:45, devplacepy/database/engagement.py:3-5,194-210, devplacepy/database/__init__.py:11,118
Verified by: `python3 -m py_compile` on all three files — passed; `pyflakes` on engagement.py — clean (no warnings)
Findings: Index idx_posts_project_uid added to init_db at devplacepy/database/schema.py:45 (CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS on posts.project_uid)
Findings: get_project_devlog(project_uid: str, before: str | None = None, viewer: dict | None = None) -> tuple[list, str | None] defined at devplacepy/database/engagement.py:194, returns (list of enriched post dicts, next_cursor) using paginate() with project_uid filter, auto-filtered for deleted_at IS NULL, batch helpers get_users_by_uids and get_comment_counts_by_post_uids, and enrich_items() for post enrichment including author, time_ago, my_vote, comment_count
Findings: get_project_devlog exported from devplacepy/database/__init__.py via import (line 11) and __all__ (line 118)
Open: None
Confidence: high - all acceptance criteria met, syntax verified, no warnings introduced
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Refs: #135
Verification passed. Final answer:
Outcome: done
Changed: devplacepy/static/css/base.css:622-631
Verified by: `node -e` CSS parse — exit 0, output "CSS VERIFY PASS: braces balanced, all 3 properties present"
Findings:
- `.topnav-link` at devplacepy/static/css/base.css:622 now has `display: inline-flex; align-items: center; gap: 0.375rem;` matching the established pattern from `.topnav-mobile-link` at line 740.
- No existing property was removed or modified; only the three flex properties were added before the existing declarations.
- Braces balance is unchanged (276 open/276 close).
- No new CSS class, selector, or TODO introduced.
Open: none
Confidence: high — CSS-only change, independently validated by brace-balance check and property-presence assertion; the fix follows the project's own `.topnav-mobile-link` pattern at base.css:740.
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Refs: #138
The creation and run quotas were checked and then acted on, so two concurrent
create_task calls or two schedulers could both pass the check and overshoot the
limit. Both are now a single conditional INSERT decided on the driver rowcount:
reserve_run takes a run slot after the claim and releases the claim by deferring
when the quota is spent, and insert_task_within_quota does the same for the task
row itself. Racing twelve and sixteen processes now yields exactly the limit.
The atomic insert names its columns, and dataset skips a None valued key when it
creates a table lazily, so the store declares the full task column set up front.
Both the column and index ensures now tolerate a concurrent duplicate, since
several processes build a store at once and SQLite DDL is not idempotent.
Adds the quota, task-run context, guard, store and scheduler test suites, and
documents the chokepoints and the unhackable task-run flag.
The primary administrator was the earliest Admin by created_at with no further
condition, so a soft-deleted or deactivated account could hold the role and then
be refused by the api-key path, leaving nobody able to use the database API, the
backup download or cross-owner container management. Rows with no recorded signup
time also sorted ahead of every real account. Scan the earliest admins instead and
take the first that is neither deleted nor deactivated, with missing timestamps
sorted last.
Also stop the projects listing returning 500 when project_type or description is
NULL (the dict default never applies to an existing NULL column), align the issue
test fixture with its unit twin so a combined run cannot collide on a fixed uid,
read the settings value from the database rather than a stale per-process cache,
and give the seeded and fixture admins the is_active and created_at fields that
every real signup writes.
The degradation guard in crawl() wrapped only chromium.launch(), while
the driver start sat outside it in the async context manager. A failure
to start the driver therefore propagated out of crawl() and failed the
whole DeepSearch job, contradicting the warning it logs on that path
("pages will use httpx only").
Start the driver inside the guarded block and stop it in the finally, so
an unavailable driver degrades to httpx-only fetching as intended. The
crawl loop body is unchanged apart from indentation.
.editorconfig fixes indentation and line endings for every editor. The
scripts/ helpers (database import checks, the monolith guard, and the two
refactor migrations) were only ever local.
The suite ran with -x, so a run stopped at the first failure and finding N
failures cost N full runs. Move -rf into the pytest addopts so every run
lists each failure, and add the triage targets test-fast (unit + api, no
browser), test-failed (--last-failed), test-first-failure (the old -x),
test-slowest and test-cache-clean. A stale .pytest_cache holding node ids
from deleted files made --last-failed select everything; make clean and
test-cache-clean drop it.
Fix the fifteen failures this surfaced.
DeepSearch crawling raised AttributeError in its finally block on every run:
async_playwright().__aenter__() returns a Playwright, which has no __aexit__.
Use start()/stop() at both call sites.
Update the tests left behind by changed signatures: VectorStore is async now,
fetch_page takes a browser, _summary_payload takes dom_evidence, and the
messages/notifications page compounds take a user_uid.
Close four real flakes that fail-fast had been hiding, all of them late in
the run. Harvest assertions pinned crop.reward_coins while is_golden pays
five times on about five percent of harvests, so they now assert through
realizable_harvest_coins with the observed golden flag. Market saturation
fixtures assumed a single active farm and landed two tiers milder once the
api and e2e tiers had created farms, so they scale by active_farms(). The
primary-administrator container test raced the one second cross-worker cache
version window and now waits for the server to agree. The isslop tools test
matched the collapsed nav dropdown link instead of the tools grid card.
Stop burning ninety seconds waiting out server-side display caches:
DEVPLACE_RANKING_TTL and DEVPLACE_MARKET_SATURATION_TTL follow the existing
sitemap and home cache precedent and are zero for the suite, taking the
leaderboard test from 60.6s to 4.4s and the saturation test from 30.1s to
under a second.
2881 passed, 1 skipped in 15:13.
Document the current Code Farm mechanics across the docs: raids and
steal windows, prestige and refactor, defense upkeep and downgrade,
infrastructure and cosmetics, the community treasury and weekly grant,
market saturation, mastery, and the Era boards - in README.md, the root
and routers CLAUDE.md, and the game service CLAUDE.md.
Complete the read and update faces of the signed-in user's attachment
management over the existing attachments table:
- GET /uploads: paginated list of the user's own attachments, newest
first, with an optional linked/orphaned filter
- GET /uploads/{uid}: fetch one attachment (owner or admin)
- PATCH /uploads/{uid}: rename the display filename, always preserving
the original extension (owner or admin, audited as attachment.rename)
Adds get_user_attachments/get_user_attachment data helpers, the
rename_attachment operation, AttachmentRenameForm, the UploadItemOut and
UploadsListOut schemas, the Devii tools list_attachments/get_attachment/
rename_attachment, expanded API reference documentation for the full
lifecycle including delete, and api-tier tests.
- Policy: every change ends with make test (all tiers, all tests) green; docs and agent guardrails updated accordingly
- schema.py: ensure the full filtered/indexed column set of instances via get_table (ingress_slug, ports_json, container_gateway, slug, status, ...) so a partial first insert can never break the ingress proxy
- docs_api: award body param location body -> json; gateway endpoints documented public -> user to match enforced auth
- tests: missing get_table import (trash restore), audit read as admin (award), deterministic online-roster and leaderboard-cache handling, container visibility updated to the primary-admin-only rule, scoped AI usage heading selector past the hidden Tools nav links
Every purchase/upgrade path (new and pre-existing) is now race-safe against concurrent requests via atomic conditional SQL updates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
