@globisnv/cypress-core 0.0.6 → 0.0.8
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package/README.md
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| minor | A new command / blueprint / API surface, backwards compatible |
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| patch | Bugfixes only |
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See [Cutting a release](#cutting-a-release) for how a bump actually gets published.
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| Core version | Minimum globis-online version |
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The floor is recorded in `package.json` under `globisOnline.minVersion` (machine-readable, in case tooling wants to check it later) and here in this table (human-readable, updated on every release alongside `CHANGELOG.md`). `globis-cypress` stays pinned to the latest core version — since it's Globis's own suite, it's the first thing to catch a globis-online release breaking something, before any customer repo would.
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## Cutting a release
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A release is two phases, because the `develop` ruleset requires a reviewed PR — so the version bump takes the same route as every other change instead of CI trying to push past the ruleset.
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1. **Actions → [Prepare Release](.github/workflows/release-pr.yml) → Run workflow**, pick `patch` / `minor` / `major`. It bumps `package.json`, renames the `## Unreleased` heading in `CHANGELOG.md` to `## X.Y.Z` and opens a fresh empty `## Unreleased` above it, and opens a `chore(release): vX.Y.Z` PR. Nothing is published yet.
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2. **Check the changelog section on that PR** (it becomes the GitHub Release notes) and merge it. [Publish](.github/workflows/publish.yml) then builds, lints, publishes to npm, and creates the tag and GitHub Release.
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Write changelog entries under the `## Unreleased` heading as you merge work, rather than at release time — the release just renames that heading and opens a new one, so there is always a section at the top to write into and the file never needs reorganising by hand. If there is no `## Unreleased` section when you cut a release, the workflow adds an empty `## X.Y.Z` stub and warns, and you fill it in on the PR.
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Publishing uses [npm trusted publishing](https://docs.npmjs.com/trusted-publishers/) over OIDC, so there is no `NPM_TOKEN` and no PAT anywhere in the release path — the publish job's only write scope is the tag and release it creates. The trusted publisher on npm must name **`publish.yml`** as the workflow. npm provenance stays off: it isn't supported from a private repository.
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Because the bump lands in git *before* anything reaches npm, a failed publish never leaves the registry ahead of the repository — re-running the workflow after a fix picks up where it left off, and a version already on npm is skipped rather than retried.
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## Setting up a new customer repo
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export declare const GLO_enterLogisticContractVolumeConstraint: (obj: objLogisticContractVolumeConstraint) => void;
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cy.GLO_popupWindow([formName, 'from_country_id'], obj.fromCountry);
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cy.GLO_popupWindow([formName, 'to_country_id'], obj.toCountry);
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cy.GLO_addInput([formName, 'max_orders'], obj.maxOrders);
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cy.GLO_checkbox([formName, 'flag_active'], obj.flagActive);
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const log = Cypress.log({ name: 'checkLoadingIndicator', message: 'Waiting for the progress bar…', autoEnd: false, timeout: 0 });
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const checkStatus = (resolve, reject) => {
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// cy.document(), not cy.get('body'): commands called from inside a .within() block - such as
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// GLO_clickRowInGrid - would scope that query to the within subject and never find the body.
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cy.document({ log: false }).then((doc) => {
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const $body = Cypress.$(doc.body);
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cy.GLO_getAllRowsInGrid().filter(`:contains("${rowFilter}")`).find(`[col-id="${columnId}"]`).click();
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cy.wait(500); // Else both click and dblclick fire too fast
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cy.get(gridInputType === 'aggrid-texteditor-without-enter' ? gridInput : gridInputType, { timeout: 1000 }).should('exist');
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