kaloko 0.16.1 → 0.18.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  npx kaloko share --pr # upload to kaloko.app, comment on the PR
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  ```
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+ When a run belongs to a record outside Kaloko, say a change request in your QMS,
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+ name it at the start: `--ref CC-2026-001` (repeat it for more, or set
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+ `KALOKO_REFS` in CI) and, if you like, `--purpose dry_run`, `formal` or `smoke`
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+ (`KALOKO_PURPOSE`). The canvas shows both, and `npx kaloko runs --ref CC-2026-001`
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+ or `GET /api/v1/orgs/<org>/runs?ref=CC-2026-001` lists every run of that record
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+ with its verdict, environment and purpose.
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  After a fix, walk only what the change reaches: `npx kaloko affected` explains
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  which steps the changed files touch (routes, imports, `affects:` globs in the
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  scenario), and `npx kaloko walk --affected` walks them. Several locales walk at
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  Uploads go by content hash: captures that did not change since an earlier run
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  are not sent again, and an interrupted `share` picks up where it stopped.
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+ With the Kaloko GitHub App (Team and up), each pull request also gets one
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+ `Kaloko` check on its newest commit. It turns green when the runs shared for
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+ that commit pass, whether they came from this workflow, a coding agent in the
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+ cloud or a laptop. Branch protection can require it, and labels and
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+ `/kaloko skip <reason>` control a single pull request. Details:
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+ `skills/kaloko/reference/ci.md`.
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  ## When a screenshot is not enough
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  ```bash
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  {
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  "name": "kaloko",
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- "version": "0.16.1",
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+ "version": "0.18.0",
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  "description": "Your AI agents build; Kaloko walks every screen, puts it on one canvas and records who approved what.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "qa",
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  "site_contacts": { "type": "boolean", "default": true, "description": "kaloko share takes the site's own contacts for not personal data: e-mails on the environment's domain, e-mails and phone numbers in the page footer, and those of an Organization or ContactPoint in JSON-LD. false checks them like any other value." }
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  }
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  },
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+ "github": {
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+ "type": "object",
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+ "additionalProperties": false,
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+ "description": "The Kaloko check on pull requests (#141). The service reads it from the base branch; it may only make the check stricter than Settings on Kaloko.",
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+ "properties": {
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+ "checks": { "enum": ["off", "manual", "auto", "strict"], "description": "manual: only on request (label kaloko:run, /kaloko walk); auto: every pull request, the scenarios its change reaches; strict: every pull request, all scenarios, review required." },
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+ "scope": { "enum": ["affected", "all"] },
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+ "require_review": { "type": "boolean", "description": "Also post Kaloko review, which turns green when the runs are accepted." },
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+ "drafts": { "enum": ["wait", "run"], "description": "wait: no check on a draft pull request until it is ready for review." },
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+ "skip_authors": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "Only in Settings: skipping authors would loosen the check, so the file's list is ignored." },
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+ "skip_by": { "enum": ["write", "maintain", "admin"], "description": "The access a person needs to skip a pull request." },
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+ "author_may_skip": { "type": "boolean" },
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+ "wait_hours": { "type": "integer", "minimum": 1, "maximum": 336, "description": "strict: hours to wait for a run before the check times out." }
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+ }
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+ },
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  "share": {
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  "type": "object",
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  "additionalProperties": false,
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  "time": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "ISO 8601 time in UTC (…Z), from the service's clock." },
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  "sha256": { "type": ["string", "null"], "pattern": "^[0-9a-f]{64}$", "description": "SHA-256, lowercase hex." },
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  "refs": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "Requirement references as written in the scenario (refs:), free text, never interpreted." },
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+ "session": {
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+ "type": "object",
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+ "description": "A person in the flow (a role): the key of the scenario's sessions: and its title.",
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+ "required": ["key", "title"],
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+ "properties": { "key": { "type": "string" }, "title": { "type": "string", "description": "The session's title (a localized title in its default or first language); the key when it has none." } }
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+ },
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+ "lane": {
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+ "type": "object",
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+ "description": "A lane of the canvas (a sub-process of the flow).",
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+ "required": ["index", "label"],
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+ "properties": { "index": { "type": "integer", "minimum": 0, "description": "The lane's number, from 0 (the canvas link #lane=<index>)." }, "label": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "The scenario's lanes: label, or the session's title when the sessions draw the lanes; null for an unnamed lane." } }
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+ },
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  "run": {
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  "type": "object",
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  "required": ["generated_at", "acceptance", "signing", "record", "run", "scenario", "steps", "signatures", "trace"],
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  "started_at": { "$ref": "#/$defs/time", "description": "When the walk started (the walking machine's clock)." },
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  "finished_at": { "$ref": "#/$defs/time", "description": "When the manifest was built (the walking machine's clock)." },
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  "version": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "Design version, for runs of design environments." },
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- "app_version": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "Version of the application under test, when the run names one." }
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+ "app_version": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "Version of the application under test, when the run names one." },
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+ "refs": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "External records the run serves, e.g. a change-control record (kaloko start --ref). Empty when the run names none, and for records made before runs carried them." },
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+ "purpose": { "enum": ["dry_run", "formal", "smoke", null], "description": "Why the run was walked (kaloko start --purpose): a label, null when the run does not say." }
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  "version": { "type": ["integer", "string", "null"], "description": "The scenario's own version: field, when set." },
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  "file": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "Path of the scenario file in the repository." },
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  "sha256": { "$ref": "#/$defs/sha256", "description": "SHA-256 of the scenario file as walked (CLI 0.15+; null before)." },
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+ "refs": { "$ref": "#/$defs/refs" },
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+ "lanes": { "type": ["array", "null"], "items": { "$ref": "#/$defs/lane" }, "description": "The flow's lanes (its sub-processes), in order: every named lane and every lane a step sits in. Named by the scenario's lanes:, or, without them, one per session. Null when the run's manifest could not be read." },
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+ "sessions": { "type": ["array", "null"], "items": { "$ref": "#/$defs/session" }, "description": "The people in the flow (roles), in the scenario's order. Empty for a flow without sessions; null when the run's manifest could not be read." }
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  "environment": { "type": ["object", "null"], "description": "{ name, url }: the environment and its base URL." },
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  "title": { "type": ["string", "null"] },
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  "refs": { "$ref": "#/$defs/refs" },
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  "status": { "enum": ["pass", "partial", "fail", "skip"] },
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+ "session": { "oneOf": [{ "$ref": "#/$defs/session" }, { "type": "null" }], "description": "The role that performs the step (the step's session:), or null." },
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+ "lane": { "oneOf": [{ "$ref": "#/$defs/lane" }, { "type": "null" }], "description": "The lane the step sits in on the canvas (its sub-process); #lane=<index> on the canvas URL opens it." },
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  "decision": { "type": ["object", "null"], "description": "The step's current decision: { id, state: approved | returned, by, at, via, agent?, counts_as_person, note?, attachments?: [{ id, name, type, bytes, sha256, by, at, path: decisions/<step>/<file> in the evidence package }], pin?, shape? }." },
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  "decisions": { "type": "array", "description": "Every decision on the step, oldest first, shaped like decision; superseded ones too (resolved_at, deleted: true without content)." },
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  "carried": { "type": ["object", "null"], "description": "An approval carried over from an earlier accepted run: { from_run, compared_run, kind, approved_by, approved_at, approved_via }." },
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+ "description": "One row of the trace matrix: a requirement, a criterion, a step in one locale and viewport with its role (session) and lane, its screenshot, the result and the decisions. A criterion's requirements are its own refs, its step's and its scenario's (requirement_level); a criterion without any gets one row with requirement null. The CSV has these columns in this order.",
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  "run_signer_name": { "type": ["string", "null"] },
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  "run_signed_at": { "$ref": "#/$defs/time" },
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+ "run_signer_time_zone": { "type": ["string", "null"] },
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+ "session": { "type": ["string", "null"], "description": "Key of the role that performs the step (the step's session:)." },
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+ "session_title": { "type": ["string", "null"] },
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+ "lane": { "type": ["integer", "null"], "description": "The step's lane (sub-process), from 0." },
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+ "filter": { "type": "object", "properties": { "ref": { "type": "string" }, "purpose": { "type": "string" } }, "description": "Present when the request narrowed the release to the runs of one record (?ref=) or purpose (?purpose=); runs then holds only those; missing still lists the runs that could not be read, since their references are unknown here." },
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+ "repo": {
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+ "description": "owner/name of the origin remote (kaloko 0.18+): the service finds the pull request by commit when pr is missing."
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+ },
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+ "host": {
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+ "enum": ["github", "gitlab", "other"],
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+ "description": "Where the origin remote lives."
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+ },
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+ "prefix": {
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+ "type": "string",
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+ "description": "The project's folder inside the repository (monorepos), without a trailing slash."
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+ },
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+ "dirty": {
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+ "description": "External records the run serves, e.g. a change-control record (kaloko start --ref, KALOKO_REFS). The service filters runs by them (GET …/runs?ref=)."
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+ },
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+ ],
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+ ## The Kaloko check on pull requests
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+ it waits for the runs shared for that commit, from a coding agent in the
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+ cloud, a person's machine or this workflow, and decides from them.
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+ | The check says | When |
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+ | success | every scenario the change reaches has a run on this commit without failing steps, or nothing reaches a scenario |
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+ | failure | a run on this commit has a failing step (in strict mode a partial one too) |
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+ | in progress | a reached scenario has no run on this commit yet; the summary says how to get one |
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+ | neutral | the repository has no scenario yet, or only code Kaloko cannot map without the repository changed (auto mode) |
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+ | skipped | someone with the right access skipped it; the summary names them and their reason |
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ viewport (columns in `TRACE_COLUMNS` order, the same as `trace.csv`). Each row names the step's role and lane in
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+ `session`, `session_title`, `lane` and `lane_label` (the last four columns of the CSV).
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  - A release (`kind: release`) has `runs[]` (each a run evidence), `missing[]` with reasons and one `trace[]`.
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  ## Getting it
@@ -48,6 +53,42 @@ Over the API with a read token: `GET /api/v1/orgs/<org>/runs/<id>/evidence`, `
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  `…/audit.csv`, and `GET /api/v1/orgs/<org>/evidence?product=<p>&version=<v>`. Over MCP: `get_evidence` with `run_id`, or
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  `product` and `version`.
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+ ## A screen next to the test step
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+
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+ A documentation portal that shows a step's screenshot beside the test step fetches it with a read token limited to
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+ the project (send it as `Authorization: Bearer …` from the portal's server; never put the token in a page):
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+
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+ ```
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+ GET /api/v1/orgs/<org>/runs/<run>/steps/<step>/screen?locale=en&viewport=desktop&size=thumb&sha256=<hex>
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+ ```
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+
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+ - `locale` and `viewport` default to the run's first ones that the step has. A value the run does not have, a value
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+ given twice, or `size` other than `thumb` or `full` answers 400. A screenshot the step does not have answers 404.
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+ Errors after the run check carry `canvas`, the link to the step.
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+ - The answer is the image with `ETag` (the SHA-256 of the file served) and `X-Kaloko-SHA256` (the SHA-256 of the
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+ step's screenshot, the one `steps[].captures[].sha256` and the trace matrix list, for `thumb` too). `If-None-Match`
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+ answers 304. `X-Kaloko-Locale`, `X-Kaloko-Viewport` and `X-Kaloko-Size` say what was served; a capture without a
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+ thumbnail answers the full screenshot with `X-Kaloko-Size: full`. `Link` holds the step on the canvas.
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+ - Store run, step, locale, viewport and that SHA-256, and send it back as `sha256`. When the run holds a different
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+ file the answer is 409 with the run's `sha256`, so the portal never shows a picture nobody checked.
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+ - Access is the run's: guests and project-limited tokens get 404 outside their projects, and nothing is served without
75
+ a token or a session (public links included). The image cannot be framed by other sites; link the reader to the
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+ step on the canvas, where they sign in with their own account.
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+
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+ Over MCP: `get_step_screen` with `run_id`, `step` and optionally `locale`, `viewport`, `size`, `sha256` answers the
79
+ hashes, the canvas link and a `url` pinned to that file (no image bytes).
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+
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+ ## Runs of an external record
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+
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+ When the run serves a record in the client's QMS (a change request, a validation protocol), start it with
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+ `--ref CC-2026-001` (repeatable; `KALOKO_REFS` in CI, comma or space separated) and, when known,
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+ `--purpose dry_run|formal|smoke` (`KALOKO_PURPOSE`). Up to 20 references of up to 80 characters: letters, digits and
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+ `. _ - / : # +`. They are stored in the run (`refs`, `purpose` next to `issue`), shown in the canvas header, and the
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+ evidence carries them as `run.refs` and `run.purpose`. Find the runs of a record with
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+ `GET /api/v1/orgs/<org>/runs?ref=CC-2026-001[&purpose=formal]`, `kaloko runs --ref CC-2026-001` or MCP `list_runs`
89
+ with `ref`; the release evidence takes `&ref=` and `&purpose=` too (`kaloko evidence --release <v> --ref …`). Never
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+ invent a reference: ask which record the run is for, or leave it out.
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+
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  ## When it is ready
52
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53
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  An organization admin adds a webhook with the event `evidence.ready` (Settings → Integrations → Webhooks). It fires
@@ -24,6 +24,11 @@ call `kaloko session reset` themselves when the plan starts as a new visitor.
24
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  `start` prints a unique test e-mail address for the run; use it in forms so
25
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  `mail` can find the message.
26
26
 
27
+ `start --ref CC-2026-001 [--ref …] [--purpose dry_run|formal|smoke]` links the
28
+ run to records outside Kaloko (a change request, a protocol) and says why it
29
+ was walked; `KALOKO_REFS` and `KALOKO_PURPOSE` do the same in CI. See
30
+ `evidence.md` → Runs of an external record.
31
+
27
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  ## Choosing a strategy per step
28
33
 
29
34
  - `playwright` — stable, repeatable steps. The script exports
@@ -27,12 +27,13 @@ is null. Projects and products come complete, without pages.
27
27
 
28
28
  | Tool | Use it for |
29
29
  |---|---|
30
- | `list_runs` | published runs, newest first; filters `scenario`, `project`, `verdict`, `author`, `environment`, `branch`, `limit`; `cursor` for the next page |
30
+ | `list_runs` | published runs, newest first; filters `scenario`, `project`, `verdict`, `author`, `environment`, `branch`, `ref` (a record the run serves), `purpose` (`dry_run`, `formal`, `smoke`), `limit`; `cursor` for the next page |
31
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  | `get_run_summary` | one run: statuses per step and locale, criteria that need attention with evidence (semantic ones with score and the evaluator's one-sentence `reason` per locale and viewport), regions ignored in pixel diffs and regions seen moving (`ignored_regions`, `unstable_regions`), screenshot URLs, verdict, baseline, canvas URL, open feedback |
32
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  | `get_feedback` | run verdict with note, approved steps, unresolved rejections and comments, failed manual criteria (`run_id`, or `scenario` for its latest run) |
33
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  | `list_notifications` | the token owner's inbox (`unread_only`, `limit`, `cursor`) |
34
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  | `list_projects` | projects of the organization with counts; the slug is the `project` filter of `list_runs` and the value for `project:` in a scenario |
35
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  | `upsert_project` | creates a project (`slug`, `name`, `visibility`, `product`; `create: true` refuses an existing one) or renames it; the same rules as `kaloko projects create\|rename\|sync` (a full token; renaming is for the project's admin). Ask before renaming |
36
+ | `get_step_screen` | one step's screenshot of a run, pinned (`run_id`, `step`, `locale`, `viewport`, `size` thumb or full, `sha256`): the SHA-256 of the screenshot and of the file, a `url` that fetches exactly that file with the same token, the canvas link; see [evidence.md](evidence.md) |
36
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  | `get_criteria_verdicts` | reviewer verdicts on manual or overridden criteria of a run |
37
38
  | `get_stack_items` | the pages of a stack step (`run_id`, `step`; filters `status`, `criterion`, text): path, URL, title, status and failing criteria with evidence, screenshot URLs |
38
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  | `get_step_recording` | a step's recording and trace (`run_id`, `step`, `locale`, `viewport`, `trace: true` for the full trace): video URLs, duration, its chapter of a flow recording, failed attempts, the trace summary (failed requests, console errors, slowest request); see [recording.md](recording.md). `get_run_summary` lists trace summaries per step too |
package/src/cli.mjs CHANGED
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ import yaml from 'js-yaml'
8
8
  import { loadConfig, environment, urlFor, baseUrl, CONFIG_FILE, LEGACY_CONFIG_FILE } from './lib/config.mjs'
9
9
  import { loadScenario, parseScenario, validateScenario, scenarioWarnings } from './lib/scenario.mjs'
10
10
  import { createRun, resolveRun, readCaptures, listRuns } from './lib/run.mjs'
11
+ import { startRefs, normalizePurpose, RUN_PURPOSES } from './lib/run-refs.mjs'
11
12
  import { gitMeta, projectAndIssue, appVersion } from './lib/git.mjs'
12
13
  import { startBrowser, stopBrowser, connectBrowser, currentPage, launchEphemeral, launchWithRetry, consoleLog, allStates, resetSession, acquireWalkLock } from './lib/browser.mjs'
13
14
  import { captureStep, captureCrop, captureOptions, acceptDialogs } from './lib/capture.mjs'
@@ -126,6 +127,10 @@ Project
126
127
  In CI: the preview URL (KALOKO_PREVIEW_URL, the deployment event, provider
127
128
  variables or the commit's GitHub deployments), the pull request and its base;
128
129
  --wait polls that long for the deployment (seconds, or 10m)
130
+ ci plan [--scenario a.yml,b.yml] [--base ref] [--none] [--repo owner/name] [--sha commit] [--dry-run] [--json]
131
+ Tell the GitHub check which scenarios this commit reaches (kaloko affected, which
132
+ follows imports): it then waits for runs of those and passes for the rest;
133
+ --none marks the scenarios as not reached
129
134
  login [--org <slug>] [--url <service>] [--print] [--no-open]
130
135
  Sign this machine in through the browser: approve the code on kaloko.app, choose
131
136
  the organization and what the token may do; the token (at most 30 days) goes to
@@ -143,6 +148,9 @@ Run
143
148
  start --scenario <file> --env <name> [--locales cs,en] [--viewports desktop,mobile] [--executor <name>]
144
149
  [--app-version <v>] (default: the git tag on HEAD; documentation captures carry it)
145
150
  Create a run directory and make it current (--json: the run id and its folder)
151
+ [--ref CC-2026-001] [--ref …] Records the run serves (change control, protocol); repeat it or separate
152
+ with commas; KALOKO_REFS in CI. kaloko runs --ref lists the runs of a record
153
+ [--purpose dry_run|formal|smoke] Why the run was walked, shown as a label; KALOKO_PURPOSE in CI
146
154
  [--viewports iphone-15,ipad-landscape,desktop] Viewport names of the scenario or device presets
147
155
  (kaloko devices lists them; <preset>-landscape turns one sideways)
148
156
  [--browsers chromium,webkit,firefox] [--color-schemes light,dark] [--reduced-motion no-preference,reduce]
@@ -269,10 +277,11 @@ Results
269
277
  projects sync [--json] Make Kaloko match project:, project_name: and product: of the config: create
270
278
  the project when it is missing, rename it when the name differs, add it to the
271
279
  product. A share never renames a project; it says when the names differ
272
- runs [--scenario id] [--env e] [--all] [--limit N] [--cursor c] [--json]
280
+ runs [--scenario id] [--env e] [--ref r] [--purpose p] [--all] [--limit N] [--cursor c] [--json]
273
281
  Shared runs: the newest per scenario (with "+ N older"); --all or --scenario lists every
274
282
  run: --all to the last one page by page, otherwise the newest 300; --limit N lists at
275
- most N, --cursor c goes on where a list stopped (it prints the cursor)
283
+ most N, --cursor c goes on where a list stopped (it prints the cursor); --ref r lists
284
+ every run of a record, --purpose p only dry runs, formal runs or smoke runs
276
285
  trash <run-id>... | restore <run-id>
277
286
  Move runs to the trash (uploader or admin) and back; restorable until purge
278
287
  prune [--scenario id] [--env e] [--keep 3] [--older-than 14d|48h] [--dry-run | --yes] [--json]
@@ -312,7 +321,7 @@ Results
312
321
  Check a record or an evidence package someone handed over (no token needed); exit 1
313
322
  when it does not verify
314
323
  evidence <run-id> [--csv] [--out file] [--json]
315
- evidence --release <version> [--product p] [--csv] [--out file] [--json]
324
+ evidence --release <version> [--product p] [--ref r] [--purpose p] [--csv] [--out file] [--json]
316
325
  The evidence of a run or a release (Business, schema qawalk.evidence.v1): acceptance
317
326
  and signing state, criteria as walked with requirement refs, results, screenshots
318
327
  with SHA-256, decisions, signatures, audit trail; --csv prints the trace matrix
@@ -1257,6 +1266,9 @@ const commands = {
1257
1266
  async start (args) {
1258
1267
  const { config, root } = await context(args)
1259
1268
  if (!args.scenario || !args.env) throw new UsageError('Usage: kaloko start --scenario <file> --env <name>')
1269
+ // the records the run serves and why it was walked (#126): checked before anything is created
1270
+ const { refs, purpose, problems: refIssues } = startRefs(args, process.env)
1271
+ if (refIssues.length) throw new UserError(refIssues.join('\n'))
1260
1272
  const scenarioFile = resolve(args.scenario)
1261
1273
  const scenario = await loadScenario(scenarioFile)
1262
1274
  const env = environment(config, args.env)
@@ -1276,11 +1288,12 @@ const commands = {
1276
1288
  const appVer = typeof args['app-version'] === 'string' ? args['app-version'].slice(0, 80) : await appVersion(root)
1277
1289
  // the product the flow documents (visual changelog): its tag, or the only product of the config
1278
1290
  const product = scenario.product || (Object.keys(config.products || {}).length === 1 ? Object.keys(config.products)[0] : null)
1279
- const { dir, meta } = await createRun({ output: config.output, scenario, scenarioFile, env, scope, git, executor, root, project, issue, appVersion: appVer, product, pii })
1291
+ const { dir, meta } = await createRun({ output: config.output, scenario, scenarioFile, env, scope, git, executor, root, project, issue, refs, purpose, appVersion: appVer, product, pii })
1280
1292
  const addr = recipient(env.mail, meta.short)
1281
1293
  // --json: what a script needs to pin the run (KALOKO_RUN) and find its files
1282
- if (args.json) { say(JSON.stringify({ run: meta.id, dir, env: env.name, readonly: !!env.readonly, locales, viewports: vpNames, project: project.slug, issue: issue || null, test_email: addr || null, pii: pii?.mode || null }, null, 2)); return }
1294
+ if (args.json) { say(JSON.stringify({ run: meta.id, dir, env: env.name, readonly: !!env.readonly, locales, viewports: vpNames, project: project.slug, issue: issue || null, refs, purpose, test_email: addr || null, pii: pii?.mode || null }, null, 2)); return }
1283
1295
  say(`Run ${meta.id}\n dir: ${relative(process.cwd(), dir)}\n env: ${env.name}${env.readonly ? ' (readonly)' : ''}\n locales: ${locales.join(', ')} viewports: ${vpNames.length > 12 ? `${vpNames.slice(0, 12).join(', ')} … (${vpNames.length})` : vpNames.join(', ')}${dimensionLine(scope)}\n project: ${project.slug}${issue ? ` issue: ${issue.repo ? issue.repo + '#' : '#'}${issue.number}` : ''}`)
1296
+ if (refs.length || purpose) say(` ${[refs.length && `refs: ${refs.join(', ')}`, purpose && `purpose: ${purpose}`].filter(Boolean).join(' ')}`)
1284
1297
  if (pii) say(` personal data: ${pii.mode === 'pseudonymize' ? 'replaced with fake values' : 'hidden'} in every capture`)
1285
1298
  if (addr) say(` test e-mail: ${addr}`)
1286
1299
  say(` other agents may start runs here too: pin this one with --run ${meta.id} or KALOKO_RUN=${meta.id}`)
@@ -1767,7 +1780,31 @@ const commands = {
1767
1780
  console.log(preview.url)
1768
1781
  return
1769
1782
  }
1770
- if (!['github', 'gitlab'].includes(action)) throw new UsageError('Usage: kaloko ci github|gitlab [--scenario a.yml,b.yml] [--env preview] [--trigger deployment|pull_request] [--no-affected] [--out file] [--print] [--force]\n kaloko ci github --release [--snippet] [--print] [--force]\n kaloko ci preview-url [--wait 600] [--github-env] [--dotenv file]')
1783
+ if (action === 'plan') {
1784
+ // #141: what kaloko affected finds for this commit (it follows imports and affects: globs) decides the GitHub
1785
+ // check over the service's guess from the file list; a scenario nothing reaches lets the check pass
1786
+ const { config, root } = await context(args)
1787
+ const g = await gitMeta(root)
1788
+ const repo = typeof args.repo === 'string' ? args.repo : (g?.host === 'github' ? g.repo : null) || process.env.GITHUB_REPOSITORY || null
1789
+ const sha = typeof args.sha === 'string' ? args.sha.toLowerCase() : g?.sha
1790
+ if (!repo || !/^[\w.-]+\/[\w.-]+$/.test(repo)) throw new UserError('kaloko ci plan needs the GitHub repository: run it in a clone whose origin is on GitHub, or pass --repo owner/name.')
1791
+ if (!sha || !/^[0-9a-f]{40}$/.test(sha)) throw new UserError('kaloko ci plan needs the full commit: run it inside the repository, or pass --sha.')
1792
+ const targets = list(args.scenario)?.map((f) => resolve(f)) || await scenarioFiles(config, root)
1793
+ if (!targets.length) throw new UserError('No scenario: pass --scenario <file> or list scenarios in the config.')
1794
+ const scenarios = []
1795
+ for (const file of targets) {
1796
+ const scenario = await loadScenario(file)
1797
+ if (args.none) { scenarios.push({ id: scenario.id, affected: false }); continue }
1798
+ const r = await affectedSelection(args, { config, root, scenario, scenarioFile: file })
1799
+ scenarios.push({ id: scenario.id, affected: !r.sel.none, steps: r.sel.none ? [] : selectedIds(scenario, r.sel) })
1800
+ }
1801
+ if (!args['dry-run']) await service(config).request('POST', `/orgs/${config.org}/github/plan`, { repo, sha, scenarios })
1802
+ if (args.json) { say(JSON.stringify({ repo, sha, scenarios, sent: !args['dry-run'] }, null, 2)); return }
1803
+ for (const x of scenarios) say(`${x.affected ? '→' : '·'} ${x.id}: ${x.affected ? `walk ${x.steps.length} step(s)` : 'nothing this change reaches'}`)
1804
+ say(args['dry-run'] ? 'Not sent (--dry-run).' : `Sent to Kaloko for ${repo}@${sha.slice(0, 7)}: the GitHub check expects runs of the scenarios marked →.`)
1805
+ return
1806
+ }
1807
+ if (!['github', 'gitlab'].includes(action)) throw new UsageError('Usage: kaloko ci github|gitlab [--scenario a.yml,b.yml] [--env preview] [--trigger deployment|pull_request] [--no-affected] [--out file] [--print] [--force]\n kaloko ci github --release [--snippet] [--print] [--force]\n kaloko ci preview-url [--wait 600] [--github-env] [--dotenv file]\n kaloko ci plan [--scenario a.yml,b.yml] [--base ref] [--none] [--repo owner/name] [--sha commit] [--dry-run] [--json]')
1771
1808
  const { config, root, file } = await context(args)
1772
1809
  if (args.release) {
1773
1810
  // release-tool integrations: record each published release on Kaloko (docs/DOCS-CHANGELOG.md)
@@ -2330,7 +2367,11 @@ const commands = {
2330
2367
  async runs (args) {
2331
2368
  const { config } = await context(args)
2332
2369
  const client = service(config)
2333
- const all = !!args.all || typeof args.scenario === 'string'
2370
+ // --ref: every run of a record (#126), not only the newest per scenario
2371
+ const ref = typeof args.ref === 'string' ? args.ref : null
2372
+ const purpose = args.purpose === undefined ? null : normalizePurpose(args.purpose === true ? '' : args.purpose)
2373
+ if (args.purpose !== undefined && !purpose) throw new UsageError(`--purpose takes one of ${RUN_PURPOSES.join(', ')}.`)
2374
+ const all = !!args.all || typeof args.scenario === 'string' || !!ref
2334
2375
  const envName = envOption(args)
2335
2376
  // --limit N: at most N runs; --all follows the service's cursors to the last run, otherwise the newest RUNS_CAP;
2336
2377
  // --cursor continues where an earlier list stopped (the cursor it printed)
@@ -2341,18 +2382,18 @@ const commands = {
2341
2382
  let next = null
2342
2383
  do {
2343
2384
  const page = Math.min(1000, want - runs.length)
2344
- const q = new URLSearchParams({ ...(all ? {} : { latest: '1' }), ...(typeof args.scenario === 'string' ? { scenario: args.scenario } : {}), ...(envName ? { environment: envName } : {}), limit: String(page), ...(cursor ? { cursor } : {}) })
2385
+ const q = new URLSearchParams({ ...(all ? {} : { latest: '1' }), ...(typeof args.scenario === 'string' ? { scenario: args.scenario } : {}), ...(envName ? { environment: envName } : {}), ...(ref ? { ref } : {}), ...(purpose ? { purpose } : {}), limit: String(page), ...(cursor ? { cursor } : {}) })
2345
2386
  const got = await client.page(`/orgs/${config.org}/runs?${q}`)
2346
2387
  runs.push(...got.data)
2347
2388
  next = cursor = got.next
2348
2389
  } while (next && runs.length < want)
2349
2390
  // more runs than were listed: say how to go on (on stderr, so --json stays one JSON array)
2350
- if (next) console.error(`Showing ${runs.length}; there are more. kaloko runs${args.all ? ' --all' : ''}${typeof args.scenario === 'string' ? ` --scenario ${args.scenario}` : ''}${envName ? ` --env ${envName}` : ''} --cursor ${next} lists the next ones${all && !args.all ? ', --all every one' : ''}.`)
2391
+ if (next) console.error(`Showing ${runs.length}; there are more. kaloko runs${args.all ? ' --all' : ''}${typeof args.scenario === 'string' ? ` --scenario ${args.scenario}` : ''}${envName ? ` --env ${envName}` : ''}${ref ? ` --ref ${ref}` : ''}${purpose ? ` --purpose ${purpose}` : ''} --cursor ${next} lists the next ones${all && !args.all ? ', --all every one' : ''}.`)
2351
2392
  if (args.json) { say(JSON.stringify(runs, null, 2)); return }
2352
2393
  if (!runs.length) { say('No shared runs match.'); return }
2353
2394
  for (const r of runs) {
2354
2395
  const s = r.summary || {}
2355
- say(`${r.id} ${r.environment?.name || ''} ${r.verdict || 'pending'}${r.kept ? ' · kept' : ''} ${s.pass || 0}✓ ${s.partial || 0}◐ ${s.fail || 0}✕ ${r.author || ''}${r.older ? ` + ${r.older} older` : ''}`)
2396
+ say(`${r.id} ${r.environment?.name || ''}${r.purpose ? ` (${r.purpose})` : ''} ${r.verdict || 'pending'}${r.kept ? ' · kept' : ''} ${s.pass || 0}✓ ${s.partial || 0}◐ ${s.fail || 0}✕ ${r.author || ''}${r.older ? ` + ${r.older} older` : ''}`)
2356
2397
  }
2357
2398
  if (!all) say(`\nNewest run per scenario; --all or --scenario <id> lists every run.`)
2358
2399
  },
package/src/lib/build.mjs CHANGED
@@ -69,6 +69,8 @@ export async function buildManifest ({ run, scenario, config, root, catalog = []
69
69
  git: meta.git,
70
70
  project: meta.project || null,
71
71
  issue: meta.issue || null,
72
+ ...(meta.refs?.length ? { refs: meta.refs } : {}),
73
+ ...(meta.purpose ? { purpose: meta.purpose } : {}),
72
74
  // version of the application under test; `version` is the number of a design version (#42)
73
75
  app_version: meta.app_version ?? meta.version ?? null,
74
76
  environment: meta.environment,
@@ -60,11 +60,29 @@ export function formatStepRef ({ scenario = null, step, locale = null, viewport
60
60
  export function findStepRefs (markdown) {
61
61
  const out = []
62
62
  const re = /!\[([^\]]*)\]\((kaloko:[^)\s]+)\)/g
63
+ const text = withoutCode(String(markdown || ''))
63
64
  let m
64
- while ((m = re.exec(String(markdown || '')))) out.push({ alt: m[1], ref: m[2], parsed: parseStepRef(m[2]), index: m.index })
65
+ while ((m = re.exec(text))) out.push({ alt: m[1], ref: m[2], parsed: parseStepRef(m[2]), index: m.index })
65
66
  return out
66
67
  }
67
68
 
69
+ /** The Markdown with fenced code blocks and inline code blanked out (same length, newlines kept, so indexes still
70
+ * point into the original): a reference shown as an example in a guide is text, not a picture to resolve. */
71
+ export function withoutCode (md) {
72
+ const blank = (s) => s.replace(/[^\n]/g, ' ')
73
+ const lines = md.split('\n')
74
+ let fence = null
75
+ for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
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+ const f = lines[i].match(/^ {0,3}(?:[-*+]\s+|\d+[.)]\s+|>\s*)*(`{3,}|~{3,})/) || lines[i].match(/^\s*(`{3,}|~{3,})/)
77
+ if (fence) {
78
+ if (f && f[1][0] === fence[0] && f[1].length >= fence.length && !lines[i].trim().slice(f[1].length).trim()) fence = null
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+ lines[i] = blank(lines[i])
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+ } else if (f) { fence = f[1]; lines[i] = blank(lines[i]) }
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+ }
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+ // a code span stays inside its paragraph: a stray backtick never pairs across a blank line
83
+ return lines.join('\n').replace(/(?<!`)(`+)(?!`)(?:(?!\n[ \t]*\n)[\s\S])+?(?<!`)\1(?!`)/g, blank)
84
+ }
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+
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  // ---------- versions ----------
69
87
 
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  /** "v2.4.0" → "2.4.0"; anything else stays as it is (trimmed). */
package/src/lib/ci.mjs CHANGED
@@ -99,9 +99,11 @@ export function runner ({ pm = 'npm', dependency = true, version = 'latest' }) {
99
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  }
100
100
 
101
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  /** The loop over scenarios both workflows run: walk what the change reaches, share, comment on the PR. */
102
- function walkScript ({ scenarios, env, affected, k }) {
102
+ function walkScript ({ scenarios, env, affected, k, plan = false }) {
103
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  return [
104
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  'status=0',
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+ // the Kaloko check on the pull request (GitHub App): which scenarios this commit reaches, followed through imports
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+ ...(plan && affected ? [`${k} ci plan --scenario ${scenarios.map(q).join(',')} || echo "kaloko ci plan did not reach Kaloko; the GitHub check guesses from the changed files."`] : []),
105
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  `for s in ${scenarios.map(q).join(' ')}; do`,
106
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  ...(affected ? [` if ! ${k} affected --scenario "$s" --fail-if-none; then echo "Nothing in $s is affected; skipped."; continue; fi`] : []),
107
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  ` ${k} start --scenario "$s" --env ${env}`,
@@ -159,7 +161,7 @@ ${install ? `${['pnpm', 'yarn'].includes(pm) ? ' - run: corepack enable\n'
159
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  run: ${k} ci preview-url --wait 600 --github-env
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  - name: Walk, share, comment
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  run: |
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- ${indent(walkScript({ scenarios, env, affected, k }), 10)}
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+ ${indent(walkScript({ scenarios, env, affected, k, plan: true }), 10)}
163
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  `
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  }
165
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@@ -50,13 +50,21 @@ export const HIDDEN = {
50
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  */
51
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  export const STRICT = new Set(['prune', 'trash', 'restore', 'keep', 'archive', 'public', 'release', 'comment', 'projects create', 'projects rename', 'projects sync'])
52
52
 
53
+ /**
54
+ * Options a command takes more than once (kaloko start --ref A --ref B): their value is the list of every value given.
55
+ * Elsewhere the same name keeps the last value (kaloko spec --ref design).
56
+ */
57
+ export const REPEATABLE = { start: ['ref'] }
58
+
53
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  /**
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  * argv → { _: positional, <option>: value | true }. `--key=value` splits at the first `=` only; `--key value` takes
55
- * the next word unless it is another option; `-h` and `-v` are --help and --version.
61
+ * the next word unless it is another option; `-h` and `-v` are --help and --version. An option REPEATABLE for the
62
+ * command (the first positional) collects its values in a list.
56
63
  */
57
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  export function parseArgs (argv) {
58
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  const args = { _: [] }
59
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  const short = { '-h': 'help', '-v': 'version' }
67
+ const seen = {}
60
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  for (let i = 0; i < argv.length; i++) {
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  const a = argv[i]
62
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  if (a.startsWith('--')) {
@@ -66,9 +74,11 @@ export function parseArgs (argv) {
66
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  if (eq >= 0) args[k] = a.slice(eq + 1)
67
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  else if (next && !next.startsWith('--') && !short[next]) args[k] = argv[++i]
68
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  else args[k] = true
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+ ;(seen[k] ||= []).push(args[k])
69
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  } else if (short[a]) args[short[a]] = true
70
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  else args._.push(a)
71
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  }
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+ for (const k of REPEATABLE[args._[0]] || []) if (seen[k]) args[k] = seen[k]
72
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  return args
73
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  }
74
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@@ -419,12 +419,14 @@ function blocks (lines, o) {
419
419
 
420
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  /** A list item: its first paragraph inline (tight lists), the rest as blocks (nested lists, pictures, code). */
421
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  function listItem (lines, o) {
422
+ // lists nest at most 16 deep, like quotes; deeper items are text (1 000 levels of "- - -" would overflow the stack)
423
+ if ((o.listDepth || 0) >= 16) return inlineHtml(lines.join(' ').trim(), o)
422
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  const first = []
423
425
  let i = 0
424
426
  while (i < lines.length && lines[i].trim() && !LIST.test(lines[i]) && !/^\s{0,3}(```|~~~)/.test(lines[i])) first.push(lines[i++])
425
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  const { imgs, words } = picturesOf(first.join('\n'))
426
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  const rest = lines.slice(i)
427
- return `${words ? inlineHtml(words.replace(/\n/g, ' '), o) : ''}${imgs.length ? pics(imgs, o) : ''}${rest.some((l) => l.trim()) ? blocks(rest, { ...o, notice: null }) : ''}`
429
+ return `${words ? inlineHtml(words.replace(/\n/g, ' '), o) : ''}${imgs.length ? pics(imgs, o) : ''}${rest.some((l) => l.trim()) ? blocks(rest, { ...o, notice: null, listDepth: (o.listDepth || 0) + 1 }) : ''}`
428
430
  }
429
431
 
430
432
  function pics (imgs, o) {
@@ -6,12 +6,14 @@
6
6
  // evidenceOf(record, extras) the evidence document of one run, derived from its signed acceptance record
7
7
  // releaseEvidenceOf(...) the evidence document of a release: its runs and one trace matrix over all of them
8
8
  // traceRows(evidence) the trace matrix: requirement → criterion → step/locale/viewport → evidence → result
9
- // → human decision; TRACE_COLUMNS is the column order of the CSV
9
+ // → human decision, with the step's session (role) and lane; TRACE_COLUMNS is the
10
+ // column order of the CSV
10
11
  // signatureSubject(...) what an electronic signature is bound to; verifySignatures(record) recomputes it
11
12
  // packageManifest / verifyPackageFiles the MANIFEST.json of an evidence package and its check
12
13
  //
13
14
  // The JSON is the contract; CSV is a convenience for people (cells that start like a formula get a leading ').
14
15
  import { canonicalJson, sha256Hex, recordSha256, verifyRecord } from './signoff-core.mjs'
16
+ import { stepPlaces, flowStructure } from './lanes-core.mjs'
15
17
 
16
18
  export const EVIDENCE_SCHEMA = 'qawalk.evidence.v1'
17
19
  export const MANIFEST_FILE = 'MANIFEST.json'
@@ -26,7 +28,9 @@ export const TRACE_COLUMNS = [
26
28
  'criterion_id', 'criterion_text', 'criterion_type', 'locale', 'viewport', 'evidence_file', 'evidence_sha256',
27
29
  'result', 'assessed_by', 'assessor', 'advisory',
28
30
  'step_decision', 'step_decided_by', 'step_decided_at', 'step_decided_via', 'step_signature_meaning', 'step_signer_name', 'step_signed_at', 'step_signer_time_zone', 'step_comment',
29
- 'run_verdict', 'run_decided_by', 'run_decided_at', 'run_decided_via', 'run_signature_meaning', 'run_signer_name', 'run_signed_at', 'run_signer_time_zone'
31
+ 'run_verdict', 'run_decided_by', 'run_decided_at', 'run_decided_via', 'run_signature_meaning', 'run_signer_name', 'run_signed_at', 'run_signer_time_zone',
32
+ // added later, so they come last: a reader that takes columns by position keeps working
33
+ 'session', 'session_title', 'lane', 'lane_label'
30
34
  ]
31
35
  export const AUDIT_COLUMNS = ['at', 'actor', 'action', 'target', 'via', 'agent', 'country', 'source', 'detail']
32
36
 
@@ -87,11 +91,15 @@ const sigCols = (s, prefix) => ({ [`${prefix}_signature_meaning`]: s?.meaning ??
87
91
  /**
88
92
  * The evidence document of a run (qawalk.evidence.v1, kind run) from its acceptance record. extras: { record_sha256,
89
93
  * signed (the record carries the service's signature), audit (rows of the run's audit trail), generated_at,
90
- * public_keys (URL of the well-known keys) }.
94
+ * public_keys (URL of the well-known keys), manifest (the run's run.json: the record names its SHA-256; it gives each
95
+ * step its session and lane, and the scenario its lanes and sessions) }.
91
96
  */
92
- export function evidenceOf (record, { record_sha256: recordSha = null, signed = !!record?.signature, audit = [], generated_at: at = new Date().toISOString(), public_keys: keysUrl = null } = {}) {
97
+ export function evidenceOf (record, { record_sha256: recordSha = null, signed = !!record?.signature, audit = [], generated_at: at = new Date().toISOString(), public_keys: keysUrl = null, manifest = null } = {}) {
93
98
  const r = record || {}
94
99
  const run = r.run || {}
100
+ const places = manifest ? stepPlaces(manifest) : null
101
+ const flow = manifest ? flowStructure(manifest) : null
102
+ const placed = (s) => ({ session: places?.get(s.id)?.session ?? s.session ?? null, lane: places?.get(s.id)?.lane ?? s.lane ?? null })
95
103
  const ev = {
96
104
  schema: EVIDENCE_SCHEMA,
97
105
  kind: 'run',
@@ -102,8 +110,8 @@ export function evidenceOf (record, { record_sha256: recordSha = null, signed =
102
110
  acceptance: r.acceptance ?? (r.verdict?.verdict === 'accepted' ? 'accepted' : r.verdict?.verdict === 'returned' ? 'returned' : 'none'),
103
111
  signing: r.signing ?? ((r.signatures || []).some((x) => !x.withdrawn) ? 'in_kaloko' : 'none'),
104
112
  record: { schema: r.schema ?? null, kind: r.kind ?? (r.verdict?.verdict === 'accepted' ? 'acceptance' : 'execution'), sha256: recordSha, signed: !!signed, kid: r.signature?.kid ?? null, issued_at: r.issued_at ?? null, exported_by: r.exported_by ?? null },
105
- run: { id: run.id ?? null, url: run.url ?? null, project: run.project ?? null, started_at: run.started_at ?? null, finished_at: run.finished_at ?? null, version: run.version ?? null, app_version: run.app_version ?? null },
106
- scenario: { id: run.scenario?.id ?? null, title: run.scenario?.title ?? null, version: run.scenario?.version ?? null, file: run.scenario?.file ?? null, sha256: run.scenario?.sha256 ?? null, refs: cleanRefs(run.scenario?.refs) },
113
+ run: { id: run.id ?? null, url: run.url ?? null, project: run.project ?? null, started_at: run.started_at ?? null, finished_at: run.finished_at ?? null, version: run.version ?? null, app_version: run.app_version ?? null, refs: Array.isArray(run.refs) ? run.refs.filter((x) => typeof x === 'string') : [], purpose: run.purpose ?? null },
114
+ scenario: { id: run.scenario?.id ?? null, title: run.scenario?.title ?? null, version: run.scenario?.version ?? null, file: run.scenario?.file ?? null, sha256: run.scenario?.sha256 ?? null, refs: cleanRefs(run.scenario?.refs), lanes: flow?.lanes ?? null, sessions: flow?.sessions ?? null },
107
115
  environment: run.environment || null,
108
116
  git: run.git || null,
109
117
  tools: r.tools || null,
@@ -113,7 +121,7 @@ export function evidenceOf (record, { record_sha256: recordSha = null, signed =
113
121
  summary: r.summary || null,
114
122
  ai: r.ai || null,
115
123
  advisory: r.advisory ?? null,
116
- steps: (r.steps || []).map((s) => ({ ...s, refs: cleanRefs(s.refs), criteria: (s.criteria || []).map((c) => ({ ...c, refs: cleanRefs(c.refs) })) })),
124
+ steps: (r.steps || []).map((s) => ({ ...s, ...placed(s), refs: cleanRefs(s.refs), criteria: (s.criteria || []).map((c) => ({ ...c, refs: cleanRefs(c.refs) })) })),
117
125
  signatures: r.signatures || [],
118
126
  decision_changes: r.decision_changes || [],
119
127
  audit: (audit || []).map(auditEntry)
@@ -130,7 +138,7 @@ export function auditEntry (a) {
130
138
  }
131
139
 
132
140
  /** The evidence document of a release (kind release): its runs' evidence and one trace matrix over all of them. */
133
- export function releaseEvidenceOf ({ release, runs, missing = [], org = null, issuer = null, generated_at: at = new Date().toISOString() }) {
141
+ export function releaseEvidenceOf ({ release, runs, missing = [], org = null, issuer = null, generated_at: at = new Date().toISOString(), filter = null }) {
134
142
  return {
135
143
  schema: EVIDENCE_SCHEMA,
136
144
  kind: 'release',
@@ -141,6 +149,8 @@ export function releaseEvidenceOf ({ release, runs, missing = [], org = null, is
141
149
  runs,
142
150
  // runs of the release with no evidence: not accepted, deleted or out of reach, each with the reason
143
151
  missing,
152
+ // ?ref= / ?purpose= narrowed the release to the runs of one record or purpose (#126)
153
+ ...(filter && Object.keys(filter).length ? { filter } : {}),
144
154
  trace: runs.flatMap((r) => r.trace || [])
145
155
  }
146
156
  }
@@ -161,6 +171,7 @@ export function traceRows (ev) {
161
171
  const d = s.decision || (s.carried ? { state: 'approved', by: s.carried.approved_by, at: s.carried.approved_at, via: 'carried' } : null)
162
172
  const stepCols = { step_decision: d?.state ?? null, step_decided_by: d?.by ?? null, step_decided_at: d?.at ?? null, step_decided_via: d?.via ?? null, ...sigCols(stepSig, 'step'), step_comment: d?.note || null }
163
173
  const stepRefs = cleanRefs(s.refs)
174
+ const placeCols = { session: s.session?.key ?? null, session_title: s.session?.title ?? null, lane: s.lane?.index ?? null, lane_label: s.lane?.label ?? null }
164
175
  const caps = new Map((s.captures || []).map((c) => [`${c.locale}|${c.viewport}`, c]))
165
176
  for (const c of s.criteria || []) {
166
177
  const refs = [...cleanRefs(c.refs).map((x) => [x, 'criterion']), ...stepRefs.map((x) => [x, 'step']), ...scenarioRefs.map((x) => [x, 'scenario'])]
@@ -175,7 +186,7 @@ export function traceRows (ev) {
175
186
  step_id: s.id, step_title: s.title ?? null, criterion_id: c.id, criterion_text: c.text ?? null, criterion_type: c.type ?? null,
176
187
  locale: cell.locale ?? null, viewport: cell.viewport ?? null, evidence_file: cap?.path ?? null, evidence_sha256: cap?.sha256 ?? null,
177
188
  result: cell.verdict ?? null, assessed_by: cell.assessed_by ?? null, assessor: cell.assessor ?? null, advisory: !!cell.advisory,
178
- ...stepCols, ...runCols
189
+ ...stepCols, ...runCols, ...placeCols
179
190
  })
180
191
  }
181
192
  }
@@ -287,7 +298,7 @@ export function packageReadme ({ run, service, recordSha }) {
287
298
  'record/kaloko-signoff.json the acceptance record, signed by Kaloko (Ed25519)',
288
299
  'record/kaloko-signoff.pdf the same record for people, with the JSON attached',
289
300
  'evidence.json everything below in one machine-readable file (schema qawalk.evidence.v1)',
290
- 'trace.json, trace.csv requirement → criterion → step, locale, viewport → screenshot (SHA-256) → result → decision',
301
+ 'trace.json, trace.csv requirement → criterion → step (role, lane), locale, viewport → screenshot (SHA-256) → result → decision',
291
302
  'audit.csv the audit trail of the run',
292
303
  'captures/ the screenshots the record names',
293
304
  'decisions/ files attached to step decisions (approve / return), as the record names them',
package/src/lib/git.mjs CHANGED
@@ -90,5 +90,18 @@ export async function gitMeta (cwd) {
90
90
  pr = { number: p.number, url: p.url, state: String(p.state).toLowerCase(), ...(p.title ? { title: String(p.title).slice(0, 300) } : {}) }
91
91
  } catch {}
92
92
  }
93
- return { branch: branch === 'HEAD' && ciBranch ? ciBranch : branch, commit, sha, message, author, pr }
93
+ // #141: the repository from the origin remote (a sandbox without gh has no PR; the service finds it by commit), the
94
+ // project's folder inside it (monorepos) and whether tracked files differ from the commit (such a walk does not
95
+ // count for the commit's GitHub check)
96
+ const [origin, prefix, changes] = await Promise.all([
97
+ repoSlug(cwd),
98
+ out('git', ['rev-parse', '--show-prefix'], cwd),
99
+ out('git', ['status', '--porcelain', '--untracked-files=no'], cwd)
100
+ ])
101
+ return {
102
+ branch: branch === 'HEAD' && ciBranch ? ciBranch : branch, commit, sha, message, author, pr,
103
+ ...(origin ? { repo: origin.slug, host: origin.host } : {}),
104
+ ...(prefix ? { prefix: prefix.replace(/\/$/, '') } : {}),
105
+ dirty: changes === null ? false : changes.length > 0
106
+ }
94
107
  }
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
1
+ // Lanes (sub-processes) and sessions (roles) of a flow: which lane and which person a step belongs to, with the names
2
+ // the canvas shows. Pure, no Node APIs: shared by the scenario layout (scenario.mjs), the quality evidence
3
+ // (evidence-core.mjs, CLI and service) and the MCP run summary. The canvas (viewer/index.html) keeps a byte-identical
4
+ // copy of laneLabels; test/lanes.test.mjs checks that the two stay the same.
5
+ //
6
+ // A scenario names its lanes in `lanes:`. Without them, its sessions draw the lanes: one per session, in declaration
7
+ // order. The lane index of a step is resolved once, by the layout when the run is built (run.json nodes[].lane), and
8
+ // every reader takes it from there.
9
+
10
+ /** Lane index of each session when the sessions draw the lanes (no `lanes` declared); null when `lanes` are declared. */
11
+ export function sessionLanes (lanes, sessions) {
12
+ if (!sessions || (Array.isArray(lanes) && lanes.length)) return null
13
+ return new Map(Object.keys(sessions).map((k, i) => [k, i]))
14
+ }
15
+
16
+ /**
17
+ * Names of the lanes, index = lane: the scenario's `lanes`, or (none declared) the titles of its sessions in
18
+ * declaration order. A localized title reads in `locale`, else its default, else its first language. Self-contained:
19
+ * the canvas carries the same function.
20
+ */
21
+ export function laneLabels (lanes, sessions, locale) {
22
+ const text = (v) => v == null ? '' : typeof v === 'string' ? v : (v[locale] ?? v.default ?? Object.values(v)[0] ?? '')
23
+ return Array.isArray(lanes) && lanes.length ? lanes.map((l) => text(l)) : Object.entries(sessions || {}).map(([k, s]) => text(s?.title) || k)
24
+ }
25
+
26
+ /** A plain or localized title as text (the same reading as laneLabels). */
27
+ export const textOf = (v, locale = null) => v == null ? '' : typeof v === 'string' ? v : (v[locale] ?? v.default ?? Object.values(v)[0] ?? '')
28
+
29
+ /**
30
+ * Where each step of a run manifest (qawalk.run.v1) sits: Map step id → { session: { key, title } | null,
31
+ * lane: { index, label } | null }. label is null for a lane without a name (a flow without lanes or sessions, or an
32
+ * extra row the layout opened for an alternative branch).
33
+ */
34
+ export function stepPlaces (manifest, locale = null) {
35
+ const m = manifest || {}
36
+ const labels = laneLabels(m.lanes, m.sessions, locale)
37
+ const out = new Map()
38
+ for (const n of m.nodes || []) {
39
+ const key = typeof n.session === 'string' && n.session ? n.session : null
40
+ out.set(n.id, {
41
+ session: key ? { key, title: textOf(m.sessions?.[key]?.title, locale) || key } : null,
42
+ lane: Number.isInteger(n.lane) ? { index: n.lane, label: labels[n.lane] || null } : null
43
+ })
44
+ }
45
+ return out
46
+ }
47
+
48
+ /**
49
+ * The lanes and sessions of a run manifest as a portal lists them: lanes [{ index, label }] (every named lane and
50
+ * every lane a step sits in) and sessions [{ key, title }] in declaration order.
51
+ */
52
+ export function flowStructure (manifest, locale = null) {
53
+ const m = manifest || {}
54
+ const labels = laneLabels(m.lanes, m.sessions, locale)
55
+ const used = new Set(labels.map((_, i) => i))
56
+ for (const n of m.nodes || []) if (Number.isInteger(n.lane)) used.add(n.lane)
57
+ return {
58
+ lanes: [...used].sort((a, b) => a - b).map((index) => ({ index, label: labels[index] || null })),
59
+ sessions: Object.entries(m.sessions || {}).map(([key, s]) => ({ key, title: textOf(s?.title, locale) || key }))
60
+ }
61
+ }
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
1
+ // Run references and purpose (#126): the external records a run serves (a change-control record CC-2026-001, a
2
+ // validation protocol) and why it was walked (dry_run, formal, smoke). Set with kaloko start --ref / --purpose or
3
+ // KALOKO_REFS / KALOKO_PURPOSE, kept in the run manifest (refs, purpose) and checked again by the service
4
+ // (worker/src/manifest.js), which stores them so GET …/runs?ref= and ?purpose= can filter. No node: imports: the
5
+ // Worker uses it too.
6
+
7
+ /** A reference as people write record ids: letters, digits and . _ - / : # +, starting with a letter or digit. */
8
+ export const RUN_REF = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._:/#+-]{0,79}$/
9
+ export const MAX_RUN_REFS = 20
10
+ export const RUN_PURPOSES = ['dry_run', 'formal', 'smoke']
11
+
12
+ /**
13
+ * References from options or the environment: an array of values (--ref repeated) or one string, each split at
14
+ * commas and white space. Trimmed, empty pieces dropped, duplicates removed in order. Not validated: see refProblems.
15
+ */
16
+ export function splitRunRefs (value) {
17
+ const list = Array.isArray(value) ? value : value == null || value === true || value === false ? [] : [value]
18
+ const out = []
19
+ for (const v of list) for (const piece of String(v).split(/[\s,]+/)) if (piece && !out.includes(piece)) out.push(piece)
20
+ return out
21
+ }
22
+
23
+ /** What is wrong with a list of references ([] when it is fine). */
24
+ export function refProblems (refs) {
25
+ if (!Array.isArray(refs)) return ['refs must be a list of references.']
26
+ const problems = []
27
+ if (refs.length > MAX_RUN_REFS) problems.push(`A run takes at most ${MAX_RUN_REFS} references; this one has ${refs.length}.`)
28
+ for (const r of refs) if (typeof r !== 'string' || !RUN_REF.test(r)) problems.push(`"${String(r).slice(0, 100)}" is not a reference Kaloko keeps: up to 80 letters, digits and . _ - / : # +, starting with a letter or digit.`)
29
+ if (new Set(refs).size !== refs.length) problems.push('refs names a reference twice.')
30
+ return problems
31
+ }
32
+
33
+ /**
34
+ * The references and purpose of kaloko start: --ref (repeated or comma separated) or else KALOKO_REFS, --purpose or
35
+ * else KALOKO_PURPOSE. Returns { refs, purpose, problems }; problems name the option or variable they came from.
36
+ */
37
+ export function startRefs (args = {}, env = {}) {
38
+ const fromFlag = args.ref !== undefined && args.ref !== true && !(Array.isArray(args.ref) && args.ref.every((v) => v === true))
39
+ const refs = splitRunRefs(fromFlag ? [].concat(args.ref).filter((v) => v !== true) : env.KALOKO_REFS)
40
+ const problems = []
41
+ if (args.ref === true || (Array.isArray(args.ref) && args.ref.includes(true))) problems.push('--ref takes a reference, e.g. --ref CC-2026-001.')
42
+ for (const p of refProblems(refs)) problems.push(`${fromFlag ? '--ref' : 'KALOKO_REFS'}: ${p}`)
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+ const given = typeof args.purpose === 'string' ? args.purpose : args.purpose === true ? '' : env.KALOKO_PURPOSE
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+ const purpose = normalizePurpose(given)
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+ if (args.purpose === true) problems.push(`--purpose takes one of ${RUN_PURPOSES.join(', ')}.`)
46
+ else if (purpose === undefined) problems.push(`${typeof args.purpose === 'string' ? '--purpose' : 'KALOKO_PURPOSE'} is "${String(given).slice(0, 40)}"; use ${RUN_PURPOSES.join(', ')}.`)
47
+ return { refs, purpose: purpose || null, problems }
48
+ }
49
+
50
+ /** dry_run | formal | smoke from what people type (dry-run, Formal); null when empty; undefined when not a purpose. */
51
+ export function normalizePurpose (value) {
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+ if (value == null || value === '') return null
53
+ const p = String(value).trim().toLowerCase().replace(/-/g, '_')
54
+ return RUN_PURPOSES.includes(p) ? p : undefined
55
+ }
package/src/lib/run.mjs CHANGED
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ export function newRunId (scenario, date = new Date()) {
37
37
  return { id: `${today(date)}-${slugify(scenario.id)}-${short}`, short }
38
38
  }
39
39
 
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- export async function createRun ({ output, scenario, scenarioFile, env, scope, git, executor, root, project = null, issue = null, appVersion = null, product = null, pii = null }) {
40
+ export async function createRun ({ output, scenario, scenarioFile, env, scope, git, executor, root, project = null, issue = null, refs = [], purpose = null, appVersion = null, product = null, pii = null }) {
41
41
  const { id, short } = newRunId(scenario)
42
42
  const dir = resolve(root, output, id)
43
43
  await mkdir(dir, { recursive: true })
@@ -54,6 +54,9 @@ export async function createRun ({ output, scenario, scenarioFile, env, scope, g
54
54
  executor,
55
55
  project,
56
56
  issue,
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+ // the records the run serves (change control, protocol) and why it was walked (#126; src/lib/run-refs.mjs)
58
+ ...(refs?.length ? { refs } : {}),
59
+ ...(purpose ? { purpose } : {}),
57
60
  app_version: appVersion,
58
61
  // personal data hidden in every capture (#64): { mode: redact | pseudonymize, allow }
59
62
  ...(pii ? { pii } : {}),
@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import { schemaErrors } from './schema.mjs'
4
4
  import { UserError } from './util.mjs'
5
5
  import { expandPacks } from './packs.mjs'
6
6
  import { jsGuard } from './assertions.mjs'
7
+ import { sessionLanes } from './lanes-core.mjs'
7
8
 
8
9
  // a scenario holds thousands of values, not millions: aliases (&a, *a) can expand a few kilobytes of YAML into
9
10
  // billions that validation and its JSON copy would walk ("billion laughs"), so the expanded size has a ceiling
@@ -156,7 +157,7 @@ export function layout (scenario) {
156
157
  const taken = new Set()
157
158
  const claim = (c, l) => { while (taken.has(`${c}:${l}`)) l++; taken.add(`${c}:${l}`); return l }
158
159
  // sessions without explicit lanes: one swimlane per person, in declaration order
159
- const sessionLane = scenario.sessions && !(scenario.lanes || []).length ? new Map(Object.keys(scenario.sessions).map((k, i) => [k, i])) : null
160
+ const sessionLane = sessionLanes(scenario.lanes, scenario.sessions)
160
161
  for (const n of [...nodes].sort((a, b) => col.get(a.id) - col.get(b.id) || order.get(a.id) - order.get(b.id))) {
161
162
  let wanted = n.lane
162
163
  if (wanted == null && sessionLane && n.session != null && sessionLane.has(n.session)) wanted = sessionLane.get(n.session)
@@ -143,6 +143,10 @@ export async function evidenceCmd ({ config, args, say, client, runId = null })
143
143
  const product = typeof args.product === 'string' ? args.product : Object.keys(config.products || {}).length === 1 ? Object.keys(config.products)[0] : (config.project || null)
144
144
  if (!product) throw new UsageError('Name the product of the release: --product <slug>.')
145
145
  path = `/orgs/${config.org}/evidence?product=${encodeURIComponent(product)}&version=${encodeURIComponent(release)}`
146
+ // only the release's runs of one record or purpose (#126)
147
+ const ref = typeof args.ref === 'string' ? args.ref : null
148
+ if (ref) path += `&ref=${encodeURIComponent(ref)}`
149
+ if (typeof args.purpose === 'string') path += `&purpose=${encodeURIComponent(args.purpose)}`
146
150
  } else path = `/orgs/${config.org}/runs/${encodeURIComponent(runId)}/evidence`
147
151
  const ev = await client.request('GET', path)
148
152
  const text = args.csv ? traceCsv(ev.trace || []) : JSON.stringify(ev, null, 2)
package/viewer/index.html CHANGED
@@ -165,6 +165,8 @@ a.pr:hover{text-decoration-color:var(--ink)}
165
165
  .run__env--staging{background:var(--partial-bg);color:var(--partial-ink)}
166
166
  .run__env--production{background:var(--fail-bg);color:var(--fail-ink)}
167
167
  .run__env--review{background:var(--pass-bg);color:var(--pass-ink)}
168
+ .run__purpose{font-size:11px;font-weight:600;padding:1px 6px;border-radius:4px;border:1px solid var(--line);color:var(--muted);white-space:nowrap}
169
+ .run__purpose--formal{border-color:currentColor;color:var(--ink)}
168
170
  .bar5{display:flex;height:5px;border-radius:3px;overflow:hidden;background:var(--skip-bg);min-width:60px}
169
171
  .bar5 i{display:block}
170
172
  .steps{list-style:none;margin:0;padding:0 8px 16px}
@@ -355,6 +357,8 @@ body.embed .helpwrap{display:none}
355
357
  .viewport{position:relative;overflow:hidden;cursor:grab;touch-action:none;
356
358
  background-color:var(--ground);background-image:radial-gradient(var(--dots) 1px,transparent 1.2px);background-size:22px 22px}
357
359
  .viewport.dragging{cursor:grabbing}
360
+ /* a pan never selects the lane headings, titles and thumbnails it crosses; the class lives only for the drag */
361
+ html.is-panning,html.is-panning *{user-select:none;-webkit-user-select:none}
358
362
  .world{position:absolute;left:0;top:0;transform-origin:0 0}
359
363
  .edges{position:absolute;left:0;top:0;overflow:visible;pointer-events:none}
360
364
  .edges path{fill:none;stroke:var(--edge);stroke-width:1.6}
@@ -363,6 +367,8 @@ body.embed .helpwrap{display:none}
363
367
  .edges.hl path{opacity:.12}.edges.hl path.on{opacity:1;stroke:var(--ink);stroke-width:2.6}
364
368
  .lane-band{position:absolute;border-radius:14px;background:color-mix(in srgb,var(--panel) 38%,transparent);border:1px solid color-mix(in srgb,var(--line) 70%,transparent);pointer-events:none}
365
369
  .lane-band:nth-child(even){background:color-mix(in srgb,var(--panel-2,var(--panel)) 55%,transparent)}
370
+ /* #lane=<index>: the lane a link points to */
371
+ .lane-band.is-on{border:2px solid var(--line-strong);box-shadow:0 0 0 4px var(--accent)}
366
372
  .lane-head{position:absolute;left:16px;top:-30px;font-size:14px;font-weight:700;color:var(--ink);white-space:nowrap;display:flex;gap:10px;align-items:baseline}
367
373
  .lane-head small{font-size:12px;font-weight:500;color:var(--muted)}
368
374
  .world.far .jev,.world.far .node__foot{visibility:hidden}
@@ -2298,7 +2304,13 @@ function drawEdges () {
2298
2304
  BOXES = new Map(); for (const el of $('nodes').querySelectorAll('.node[data-id]')) BOXES.set(el.dataset.id, { x: el.offsetLeft, y: el.offsetTop, w: el.offsetWidth, h: el.offsetHeight });
2299
2305
  try { return drawEdgesNow(); } finally { BOXES = null; }
2300
2306
  }
2301
- const laneNamesOf = () => (RUN.lanes || []).length ? RUN.lanes : sessions().map(sessTitle);
2307
+ /** Names of the lanes, index = lane: the scenario's lanes, or one per session. The same function as laneLabels in
2308
+ src/lib/lanes-core.mjs (the evidence names lanes with it; test/lanes.test.mjs keeps the two identical). */
2309
+ function laneLabels (lanes, sessions, locale) {
2310
+ const text = (v) => v == null ? '' : typeof v === 'string' ? v : (v[locale] ?? v.default ?? Object.values(v)[0] ?? '')
2311
+ return Array.isArray(lanes) && lanes.length ? lanes.map((l) => text(l)) : Object.entries(sessions || {}).map(([k, s]) => text(s?.title) || k)
2312
+ }
2313
+ const laneNamesOf = () => laneLabels(RUN.lanes, RUN.sessions, S.loc);
2302
2314
  /** Box of every lane from its rendered cards; bands and edge corridors use it. */
2303
2315
  function laneBoxes () {
2304
2316
  const out = new Map();
@@ -2351,7 +2363,7 @@ function drawEdgesNow () {
2351
2363
  $('edges').setAttribute('width', maxX + 100); $('edges').setAttribute('height', maxY + 200);
2352
2364
  // lanes: a band with a header (title, steps, passed) behind the cards of each lane
2353
2365
  const names = laneNamesOf();
2354
- const bands = names.length > 1 ? [...lanesBox.entries()].sort(([a], [b]) => a - b).map(([i, L]) => `<div class="lane-band" data-lane="${i}" style="left:${L.x1 - 24}px;top:${L.y1 - 20}px;width:${L.x2 - L.x1 + 48}px;height:${L.y2 - L.y1 + 40}px"><span class="lane-head">${esc(names[i] || '')}<small>${L.n} ${T('stepsWord')} · ${L.pass}/${L.n} ${T('passedWord')}</small></span></div>`) : [];
2366
+ const bands = names.length > 1 ? [...lanesBox.entries()].sort(([a], [b]) => a - b).map(([i, L]) => `<div class="lane-band${S.laneHl === i ? ' is-on' : ''}" data-lane="${i}" style="left:${L.x1 - 24}px;top:${L.y1 - 20}px;width:${L.x2 - L.x1 + 48}px;height:${L.y2 - L.y1 + 40}px"><span class="lane-head">${esc(names[i] || '')}<small>${L.n} ${T('stepsWord')} · ${L.pass}/${L.n} ${T('passedWord')}</small></span></div>`) : [];
2355
2367
  $('bands').innerHTML = bands.join('');
2356
2368
  const lanes = names.length > 1 ? [] : names.map((l, i) => { const first = RUN.nodes.filter((n) => n.lane === i).sort((a, b) => a.col - b.col)[0]; return l && first ? `<span class="lane-label" style="left:${nodePos(first).x}px;top:${Y0 + i * LANEH() - 34}px">${esc(l)}</span>` : ''; });
2357
2369
  $('labels').innerHTML = labels.join('') + lanes.join('');
@@ -2361,6 +2373,16 @@ function hlEdges (id) {
2361
2373
  const svg = $('edges'); svg.classList.toggle('hl', !!id);
2362
2374
  svg.querySelectorAll('path[data-from]').forEach((p) => p.classList.toggle('on', !!id && (p.dataset.from === id || p.dataset.to === id)));
2363
2375
  }
2376
+ /** A lane from the steps panel or a #lane= link: fitted on the map, its group in view in the index. */
2377
+ function showLane (i) {
2378
+ if (S.mode === 'index') { const k = (S.ri?.entries || []).findIndex((x) => x.type === 'group' && x.label === laneNamesOf()[i]); if (k >= 0) $('riList').scrollTop = S.ri.tops[k]; return; }
2379
+ fitLane(i);
2380
+ }
2381
+ /** #lane=<index> highlights that lane's band (null: none). */
2382
+ function markLane (i) {
2383
+ S.laneHl = i;
2384
+ $('bands').querySelectorAll('.lane-band').forEach((b) => b.classList.toggle('is-on', Number(b.dataset.lane) === i));
2385
+ }
2364
2386
  function fitLane (i) {
2365
2387
  const L = laneBoxes().get(i), r = $('vp').getBoundingClientRect(); if (!L || !r.width) return;
2366
2388
  // the whole lane when it fits at a readable zoom, else its start at the readable zoom
@@ -2954,12 +2976,12 @@ function focusNode (id) { const el = document.querySelector(`.node[data-id="${CS
2954
2976
 
2955
2977
  function wireCanvas () {
2956
2978
  const vp = $('vp'); let drag = null;
2957
- vp.addEventListener('pointerdown', (e) => { if (e.target.closest('.node,.hud') || pinch) return; drag = { id: e.pointerId, x: e.clientX, y: e.clientY, vx: S.view.x, vy: S.view.y }; vp.setPointerCapture(e.pointerId); vp.classList.add('dragging'); });
2979
+ vp.addEventListener('pointerdown', (e) => { if (e.target.closest('.node,.hud') || pinch) return; drag = { id: e.pointerId, x: e.clientX, y: e.clientY, vx: S.view.x, vy: S.view.y }; vp.setPointerCapture(e.pointerId); vp.classList.add('dragging'); document.documentElement.classList.add('is-panning'); getSelection()?.removeAllRanges(); });
2958
2980
  vp.addEventListener('pointermove', (e) => { if (!drag || e.pointerId !== drag.id) return; S.view.x = drag.vx + e.clientX - drag.x; S.view.y = drag.vy + e.clientY - drag.y; applyView(); });
2959
2981
  // two fingers pinch-zoom the canvas around their midpoint and pan with it (the page itself never zooms)
2960
2982
  let pinch = null;
2961
2983
  const two = (e) => { const [a, b] = e.touches, r = vp.getBoundingClientRect(); return { d: Math.hypot(a.clientX - b.clientX, a.clientY - b.clientY) || 1, x: (a.clientX + b.clientX) / 2 - r.left, y: (a.clientY + b.clientY) / 2 - r.top }; };
2962
- vp.addEventListener('touchstart', (e) => { if (e.touches.length !== 2) return; drag = null; vp.classList.remove('dragging'); const g = two(e); pinch = { ...g, k: S.view.k }; }, { passive: true });
2984
+ vp.addEventListener('touchstart', (e) => { if (e.touches.length !== 2) return; drag = null; vp.classList.remove('dragging'); document.documentElement.classList.remove('is-panning'); const g = two(e); pinch = { ...g, k: S.view.k }; }, { passive: true });
2963
2985
  vp.addEventListener('touchmove', (e) => {
2964
2986
  if (!pinch || e.touches.length !== 2) return; e.preventDefault();
2965
2987
  const g = two(e); S.view.x += g.x - pinch.x; S.view.y += g.y - pinch.y; pinch.x = g.x; pinch.y = g.y;
@@ -2967,7 +2989,7 @@ function wireCanvas () {
2967
2989
  }, { passive: false });
2968
2990
  vp.addEventListener('touchend', (e) => { if (e.touches.length < 2) pinch = null; }, { passive: true });
2969
2991
  vp.addEventListener('touchcancel', () => { pinch = null; }, { passive: true });
2970
- const end = () => { drag = null; vp.classList.remove('dragging'); };
2992
+ const end = () => { drag = null; vp.classList.remove('dragging'); document.documentElement.classList.remove('is-panning'); };
2971
2993
  vp.addEventListener('pointerup', end); vp.addEventListener('pointercancel', end);
2972
2994
  // presence: my cursor to the others; dragging or zooming myself ends following someone
2973
2995
  vp.addEventListener('pointermove', presenceCursor);
@@ -3053,15 +3075,15 @@ function renderChrome () {
3053
3075
  // a live draft says so in the bar on a phone too, where the meta line under the title is hidden
3054
3076
  $('liveTag').hidden = !(isDesign() && isDraft()); $('liveTag').textContent = T('liveShared');
3055
3077
  if (isDesign()) $('runMeta').textContent = [isDraft() ? `${T('draft')} #${RUN.draft.seq}${RUN.draft.branch !== 'main' ? ` @${RUN.draft.branch}` : ''} · ${T('liveShared')}` : `${T('version')} v${RUN.version}${RUN.version_name ? ` · ${RUN.version_name}` : ''}`, fmtDate(RUN.started_at), RUN.verdict && RUN.verdict.verdict !== 'pending' && T(RUN.verdict.verdict), (RUN.references?.design || RUN.design_reference_id) === RUN.id && T('designRef')].filter(Boolean).join(' · ');
3056
- else $('runMeta').textContent = [fmtDate(RUN.started_at), RUN.environment.name, g.branch && `${g.branch} @ ${g.commit}`, g.author, g.pr && `PR #${g.pr.number}`, RUN.verdict && RUN.verdict.verdict !== 'pending' && `${T(RUN.verdict.verdict)}${RUN.verdict.baseline ? ' · ' + T('baseline') : ''}`].filter(Boolean).join(' · ');
3078
+ else $('runMeta').textContent = [fmtDate(RUN.started_at), RUN.environment.name, purposeLabel(RUN.purpose), runRefs().join(', '), g.branch &&`${g.branch} @ ${g.commit}`, g.author, g.pr && `PR #${g.pr.number}`, RUN.verdict && RUN.verdict.verdict !== 'pending' && `${T(RUN.verdict.verdict)}${RUN.verdict.baseline ? ' · ' + T('baseline') : ''}`].filter(Boolean).join(' · ');
3057
3079
  document.title = `${RUN.scenario.id} · Kaloko`;
3058
3080
  const hist = [...(RUN.history || []), { id: RUN.id, started_at: RUN.started_at, current: true }].sort((a, b) => b.started_at.localeCompare(a.started_at));
3059
3081
  const i = hist.findIndex((h) => h.current);
3060
3082
  const c = { pass: RUN.summary.pass, partial: RUN.summary.partial, fail: RUN.summary.fail, skip: RUN.summary.skip };
3061
- $('runcard').innerHTML = `<div class="runcard__top"><span class="runcard__when">${fmtDate(RUN.started_at)}</span><span class="run__env run__env--${esc(RUN.environment.name)}">${esc(RUN.environment.name)}</span>${RUN.pii?.hidden ? `<span class="run__pii" title="${esc(T('piiRun')(RUN.pii.mode))}">${esc(RUN.pii.mode === 'pseudonymize' ? T('piiTagFake') : T('piiTag'))}</span>` : ''}
3083
+ $('runcard').innerHTML = `<div class="runcard__top"><span class="runcard__when">${fmtDate(RUN.started_at)}</span><span class="run__env run__env--${esc(RUN.environment.name)}">${esc(RUN.environment.name)}</span>${purposeLabel(RUN.purpose) ? `<span class="run__purpose run__purpose--${esc(RUN.purpose)}" title="${esc(T('purposeWord'))}">${esc(purposeLabel(RUN.purpose))}</span>` : ''}${RUN.pii?.hidden ? `<span class="run__pii" title="${esc(T('piiRun')(RUN.pii.mode))}">${esc(RUN.pii.mode === 'pseudonymize' ? T('piiTagFake') : T('piiTag'))}</span>` : ''}
3062
3084
  <span class="runcard__nav"><a class="icon-btn" aria-label="${T('older')}" ${hist[i + 1] ? `href="${runHref(hist[i + 1].id)}"` : 'aria-disabled="true" style="opacity:.35"'}>${ICON.prev}</a><a class="icon-btn" aria-label="${T('newer')}" ${hist[i - 1] ? `href="${runHref(hist[i - 1].id)}"` : 'aria-disabled="true" style="opacity:.35"'}>${ICON.next}</a></span></div>
3063
3085
  ${bar5(c)}
3064
- <dl>${g.branch ? `<dt>${T('branch')}</dt><dd class="mono">${esc(g.branch)}</dd><dt>${T('commit')}</dt><dd><span class="mono">${esc(g.commit)}</span> ${esc(g.message)}</dd><dt>${T('author')}</dt><dd><span class="who"><span class="av">${esc(initials(g.author))}</span>${esc(g.author)}</span></dd><dt>${T('pr')}</dt><dd>${prLink(g.pr)}</dd>` : ''}${RUN.uploaded_by ? `<dt>${g.branch ? T('uploadedBy') : T('author')}</dt><dd><span class="who"><span class="av">${esc(initials(RUN.uploaded_by))}</span>${esc(RUN.uploaded_by)}</span></dd>` : ''}${RUN.issue ? `<dt>${T('issue')}</dt><dd>${issueRef(RUN.issue)}</dd>` : ''}
3086
+ <dl>${g.branch ? `<dt>${T('branch')}</dt><dd class="mono">${esc(g.branch)}</dd><dt>${T('commit')}</dt><dd><span class="mono">${esc(g.commit)}</span> ${esc(g.message)}</dd><dt>${T('author')}</dt><dd><span class="who"><span class="av">${esc(initials(g.author))}</span>${esc(g.author)}</span></dd><dt>${T('pr')}</dt><dd>${prLink(g.pr)}</dd>` : ''}${RUN.uploaded_by ? `<dt>${g.branch ? T('uploadedBy') : T('author')}</dt><dd><span class="who"><span class="av">${esc(initials(RUN.uploaded_by))}</span>${esc(RUN.uploaded_by)}</span></dd>` : ''}${RUN.issue ? `<dt>${T('issue')}</dt><dd>${issueRef(RUN.issue)}</dd>` : ''}${runRefs().length ? `<dt>${T('runRefsLabel')}</dt><dd>${runRefs().map((r) => `<span class="ref">${esc(r)}</span>`).join('')}</dd>` : ''}
3065
3087
  ${RUN.scenario.platform ? `<dt>${T('platformWord')}</dt><dd>${esc(platformLabel(RUN.scenario.platform))}${(() => { const d = screens().flatMap((n) => Object.values(n.captures?.[S.loc] || {})).map((c) => c?.device).find(Boolean); return d ? ` · ${esc(d)}` : ''; })()}</dd>` : ''}
3066
3088
  <dt>${T('env')}</dt><dd class="mono">${RUN.environment.kind === 'design' ? `${esc(RUN.environment.name)}${RUN.environment.name !== 'design' ? ` · ${T('designEnv')}` : ''}` : esc(RUN.environment.base_url == null ? '—' : typeof RUN.environment.base_url === 'string' ? RUN.environment.base_url : loc(RUN.environment.base_url))}${RUN.environment.readonly ? ' · readonly' : ''}</dd>
3067
3089
  ${RUN.pii?.hidden ? `<dt>${T('piiWord')}</dt><dd>${esc(T('piiRun')(RUN.pii.mode))}</dd>` : ''}
@@ -3074,7 +3096,7 @@ function renderChrome () {
3074
3096
  : laneNamesOf().length > 1
3075
3097
  ? laneNamesOf().map((name, i) => { const mine = order.filter((n) => n.lane === i); if (!mine.length) return ''; const c = { pass: mine.filter((n) => nodeSt(n) === 'pass').length }; return `<h3 data-lane="${i}" title="${esc(T('fitLane'))}">${esc(name)} <small class="muted">${c.pass}/${mine.length}</small></h3>${mine.map(stepLi).join('')}`; }).join('')
3076
3098
  : order.map(stepLi).join('');
3077
- $('steps').onclick = (e) => { const ln = e.target.closest('[data-lane]'); if (ln) { if (S.mode === 'index') { const k = (S.ri?.entries || []).findIndex((x) => x.type === 'group' && x.label === laneNamesOf()[Number(ln.dataset.lane)]); if (k >= 0) $('riList').scrollTop = S.ri.tops[k]; return; } fitLane(Number(ln.dataset.lane)); return; } const h = e.target.closest('[data-sess]'); if (h) { S.sess = S.sess === h.dataset.sess ? null : h.dataset.sess; renderAll(); return; } const b = e.target.closest('[data-step]'); if (!b) return; if (S.mode === 'index') riFocus(b.dataset.step); else if (byId(b.dataset.step)?.kind === 'stack') { focusNode(b.dataset.step); openStack(b.dataset.step); } else focusNode(b.dataset.step); if (innerWidth <= 1100) { S.left = false; setPanels(); } };
3099
+ $('steps').onclick = (e) => { const ln = e.target.closest('[data-lane]'); if (ln) { showLane(Number(ln.dataset.lane)); return; } const h = e.target.closest('[data-sess]'); if (h) { S.sess = S.sess === h.dataset.sess ? null : h.dataset.sess; renderAll(); return; } const b = e.target.closest('[data-step]'); if (!b) return; if (S.mode === 'index') riFocus(b.dataset.step); else if (byId(b.dataset.step)?.kind === 'stack') { focusNode(b.dataset.step); openStack(b.dataset.step); } else focusNode(b.dataset.step); if (innerWidth <= 1100) { S.left = false; setPanels(); } };
3078
3100
  $('scFoot').innerHTML = `${issFootHtml()}${RUN.project ? `<span class="mono">${esc(RUN.project.slug)}</span> · ` : ''}${RUN.issue?.url ? `<a class="pr" href="${esc(webHref(RUN.issue.url))}" target="_blank" rel="noopener">${esc(RUN.issue.repo ? RUN.issue.repo + '#' : '#')}${esc(String(RUN.issue.number))}</a> · ` : ''}<code>${esc(RUN.scenario.file || '')}</code>${RUN.scenario.version ? ` · v${esc(RUN.scenario.version)}` : ''}<br><span class="mono">${esc(RUN.id)}</span>`;
3079
3101
  }
3080
3102
  // the summary panel before the cards: the cards measure themselves, and that one layout then covers the panel too
@@ -3935,6 +3957,12 @@ function applyHash () {
3935
3957
  if (pres && byId(pres)) { if (p.get('loc') && RUN.scope.locales.includes(p.get('loc')) && p.get('loc') !== S.loc) { S.loc = p.get('loc'); renderAll(); } ptOpen(pres, p.get('vp')); return; }
3936
3958
  if (!$('pt').hidden) { $('pt').hidden = true; $('pt').innerHTML = ''; }
3937
3959
  const step = p.get('step');
3960
+ // #session=<key>: that person's steps stand out across the lanes (as picking them under People does)
3961
+ if (p.has('session')) { const k = sessions().includes(p.get('session')) ? p.get('session') : null; if (k !== S.sess) { S.sess = k; renderAll(); } }
3962
+ // #lane=<index>: that lane's band highlighted and fitted (a sub-process of the flow)
3963
+ const lane = /^\d+$/.test(p.get('lane') || '') && RUN.nodes.some((n) => (n.lane || 0) === Number(p.get('lane'))) ? Number(p.get('lane')) : null;
3964
+ if (lane !== (S.laneHl ?? null)) markLane(lane);
3965
+ if (lane !== null && !step) showLane(lane);
3938
3966
  if (step && step.includes('~') && !byId(step) && byId(step.split('~')[0])?.kind === 'stack') { loadStack(byId(step.split('~')[0])).then((d) => { if (d) { S.itemList = d.items.map((it) => ensureItemNode(byId(step.split('~')[0]), d, it).id); applyHash(); } }); return; }
3939
3967
  if (!step || !byId(step)) return;
3940
3968
  if (p.get('loc') && RUN.scope.locales.includes(p.get('loc')) && p.get('loc') !== S.loc) { S.loc = p.get('loc'); renderAll(); }
@@ -3945,7 +3973,13 @@ function applyHash () {
3945
3973
  }
3946
3974
 
3947
3975
  /* ---------- replay: guided walkthrough with branch choice ---------- */
3948
- const outEdges = (id) => RUN.edges.filter((e) => e.from === id && byId(e.to)).sort((a, b) => (a.kind === 'alt') - (b.kind === 'alt'));
3976
+ // the ways on from a step in the order of the map: the main path before alternatives, forward before back, the same
3977
+ // row before another, then the nearest column and row, so → in replay follows the diagram, not the order of the file
3978
+ const outEdges = (id) => {
3979
+ const from = byId(id); const c = (n) => n?.col || 0, l = (n) => n?.lane || 0;
3980
+ const k = (e) => { const t = byId(e.to); return [e.kind === 'alt' ? 1 : 0, c(t) > c(from) ? 0 : 1, l(t) === l(from) ? 0 : 1, Math.abs(c(t) - c(from)), Math.abs(l(t) - l(from))]; };
3981
+ return RUN.edges.filter((e) => e.from === id && byId(e.to)).map((e, i) => [e, k(e), i]).sort(([, a, i], [, b, j]) => { for (let x = 0; x < a.length; x++) if (a[x] !== b[x]) return a[x] - b[x]; return i - j; }).map(([e]) => e);
3982
+ };
3949
3983
  function startNode () { const order = RUN.nodes.slice().sort((a, b) => a.col - b.col || a.lane - b.lane); return order.find((n) => !RUN.edges.some((e) => e.to === n.id)) || order[0]; }
3950
3984
  function rpOpen (path) {
3951
3985
  const ids = (path || []).filter((id) => byId(id));
@@ -4007,7 +4041,8 @@ function renderReplay () {
4007
4041
  $('rpClose').onclick = rpClose; $('rpPrev').onclick = rpBack;
4008
4042
  $('rp').querySelectorAll('[data-go]').forEach((b) => { b.onclick = () => rpGo(b.dataset.go); });
4009
4043
  $('rp').querySelectorAll('[data-jump]').forEach((b) => { b.onclick = () => rpJump(Number(b.dataset.jump)); });
4010
- $('rp').querySelectorAll('[data-stack-open]').forEach((b) => { b.onclick = () => openStack(b.dataset.stackOpen); });
4044
+ // the stack's index opens over the canvas, not under the replay (which would hide it and take its keys)
4045
+ $('rp').querySelectorAll('[data-stack-open]').forEach((b) => { b.onclick = () => { const id = b.dataset.stackOpen; rpClose(); openStack(id); }; });
4011
4046
  $('rp').querySelector('[data-restart]')?.addEventListener('click', () => rpOpen(null));
4012
4047
  if ($('rpVid')) $('rpVid').onclick = () => { S.rpVideo = !S.rpVideo; renderReplay(); };
4013
4048
  if (S.rpVideo) {
@@ -5554,6 +5589,14 @@ document.addEventListener('click', (e) => {
5554
5589
  if (t) { t.focus(); t.scrollIntoView({ block: 'center' }); }
5555
5590
  });
5556
5591
 
5592
+ /* ---------- Run references and purpose (#126): the records a run serves (kaloko start --ref) and why it was walked ---------- */
5593
+ Object.assign(I18N.cs, { runRefsLabel: 'Navázané záznamy', purposeWord: 'Účel', purpose_dry_run: 'Zkušební běh', purpose_formal: 'Formální běh', purpose_smoke: 'Smoke test' });
5594
+ Object.assign(I18N.en, { runRefsLabel: 'Linked records', purposeWord: 'Purpose', purpose_dry_run: 'Dry run', purpose_formal: 'Formal run', purpose_smoke: 'Smoke test' });
5595
+ /** The run's references as strings (none for runs made before #126). */
5596
+ const runRefs = () => (Array.isArray(RUN.refs) ? RUN.refs : []).filter((x) => typeof x === 'string' && x);
5597
+ /** dry_run | formal | smoke in the reader's language; '' when the run names no purpose. */
5598
+ const purposeLabel = (p) => (['dry_run', 'formal', 'smoke'].includes(p) ? T(`purpose_${p}`) : '');
5599
+
5557
5600
  /* ---------- Personal data (#64): the run's "personal data hidden" flag and the masked places of a capture ---------- */
5558
5601
  Object.assign(I18N.cs, {
5559
5602
  piiTag: 'Osobní údaje skryty', piiTagFake: 'Osobní údaje nahrazeny', piiWord: 'Osobní údaje', piiBox: 'Skryté osobní údaje', cc: 'Kopie',