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* 🔇 refactor: Quiet Framework Logging in Unit Tests Unit test output was overwhelmingly framework log lines rather than test results. A `packages/api` run printed 9,076 lines for 434 suites; 1,596 of them were the identical `at Console.log (winston/transports/console.js:87)` frame that Jest staples onto every winston write. Three causes: - Each winston logger built its Console transport with a hard-coded `level: 'info'`. Winston resolves a transport's explicit level ahead of its parent's, so the logger's own `NODE_ENV`-derived `warn` never applied — in tests or in production. `CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL` now drives it, defaulting to the previous `info` so deployments are unaffected. `meiliLogger` had the same hard-coded level and is routed through the same helper. - `LOG_TO_FILE` defaults on, so every Jest worker opened DailyRotateFile transports. A run left `packages/api/logs/` holding a 107KB error log, a gzipped rotation, audit JSON, and — from fake-timer suites — files dated 1969 and 2023. - Client suites carried leftover debug `console.log` in shipped source (`Test mode. Skipping silent refresh.` alone accounted for 109 blocks) plus three test-harness defects whose React error dumps buried everything else: a markdown suite rendering Mermaid with no Router, a `~/Providers` mock missing `useSearchContext` (the component's own catch swallowed the throw, so the sources path was dead while the suite passed), and `getBoundingClientRect` stubs without `left`, which made a computed `right` NaN. A shared `config/jest.setup.logging.cjs` sets the two env vars for both backend workspaces. It sets env only and requires nothing: eagerly requiring the logger froze `CREDS_KEY` into `encryptV3` before specs could set it and broke five suites. `TEST_VERBOSE_LOGS=true` restores the logs for debugging. Output per full run: packages/api 9,076 -> 770 lines (winston lines 1,596 -> 0) packages/data-schemas 2,521 -> 946 lines (winston lines 290 -> 0) client 10,384 -> 3,153 lines (console blocks 285 -> 74) Test counts are unchanged: client 476 suites / 5,827 tests green, and the Ariakit `act(...)` warnings the selector suites emitted are gone rather than suppressed. * 🔧 fix: Settle Shutdown Timers Before Counting Them `destroy()` finishes cancelling its fenced retirement timers on the tick after it resolves. The count only returned to the baseline because a console write from the logger happened to yield first — silencing that logging left four timers still pending at the assertion, deterministically failing the suite in CI's sharded, coverage-enabled run. Advance the fake clock by zero before counting, so the assertion proves the timers were cancelled rather than that something incidental yielded. * 🛡️ fix: Validate CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL Instead of Trusting It Winston resolves a level name against the logger's level map, so a name outside it resolves to `undefined` and the transport drops every message. Passing `CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL` straight through meant a typo (`warning`) or a stray space silently muted all console output — a misconfiguration that reads as a dead deployment. Validate against the level set, normalize case and whitespace, and fall back to the default with a warning on the way past, since the logger cannot report its own misconfiguration. The level map itself was duplicated verbatim in both loggers; it now lives in `utils` beside the validation that depends on it. * 🎚️ fix: Let CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL Outrank DEBUG_CONSOLE `DEBUG_CONSOLE=true` forced the console transport to `debug`, so on those deployments every non-`silent` value of `CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL` was discarded — `CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL=error` still emitted debug and info, defeating the control it advertises. `DEBUG_CONSOLE` now only moves the *default* level and keeps choosing the debug format, so an explicit level stays in charge of verbosity. With no explicit level the resolved default is still `debug`, unchanged for existing setups. Covers the wiring with a spec that re-imports the logger per environment, rather than only testing the resolver in isolation. |
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| babel-plugin-transform-import-meta-hot.cjs | ||
| dropdown.ts | ||
| itemFactories.ts | ||
| layout-test-utils.tsx | ||
| localStorage.mock | ||
| matchMedia.mock | ||
| polyfills.js | ||
| resizeObserver.mock | ||
| setupTests.js | ||