{"session": "ae4d5770-7617-4c2d-be1e-123543cc7126", "env": "main-coco-runwright", "command": "cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/coco-final && git add -A && git commit -q -m \"The viewer's built files carry the boot fix, so the browser test that runs against them sees it, and the Face ID scenario saves a picture of the computer's page when its notice does not show\" && git log --oneline -1 | cut -c1-90; cd ../run-cards && journal helper report \"Boot and the Face ID notice, commit on branch coco-final (cut from 7f8c7ca6c): see the sha in the next line of this report. I ran no tests. Boot: the browser tests run against the viewer's BUILT files (src/web/dist, committed), not the source, so my App.vue fix (a TimeoutError says 'The journal is taking too long to respond.') was never in what the test loaded: it still ran the old bundle, which prints error.message, 'signal timed out'. I ran vite build here and committed the new main bundle (dist/assets/main-Afqz19hl.js, index.html and the css name changed; the other chunks are unchanged), so the page the scenario loads now has the fix, and the clock the scenario advances makes the request's own timeout fire and the page says taking too long. A release build of dist will do the same; this only brings dist in line with source for your rerun, so drop it if the release build regenerates it. Face ID notice: I could not tell from the log why the desk page never shows it (the screenshot named is of the phone, not the computer, and the scenario is cut off at the first reason). What I can say: the notice is created by the phone controller in the desk's environment under the project lock; the page shows it through PinnedNotices once rows('notice') holds it. The scenario now saves a screenshot of the computer's page at the failure and puts its path in the error (src/web/browser/phoneapp/paired.mjs), so the next run says what the desk showed. If the notice is missing there, the fault is in what the desk lists: tell me and I will follow it with the picture.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-50; journal work end 112 --how \"coco-final\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-30", "parts": ["cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/coco-final", "git add -A", "git commit -q -m \"The viewer's built files carry the boot fix, so the browser test that runs against them sees it, and the Face ID scenario saves a picture of the computer's page when its notice does not show\"", "git log --oneline -1 | cut -c1-90", "cd ../run-cards", "journal helper report \"Boot and the Face ID notice, commit on branch coco-final (cut from 7f8c7ca6c): see the sha in the next line of this report. I ran no tests. Boot: the browser tests run against the viewer's BUILT files (src/web/dist, committed), not the source, so my App.vue fix (a TimeoutError says 'The journal is taking too long to respond.') was never in what the test loaded: it still ran the old bundle, which prints error.message, 'signal timed out'. I ran vite build here and committed the new main bundle (dist/assets/main-Afqz19hl.js, index.html and the css name changed; the other chunks are unchanged), so the page the scenario loads now has the fix, and the clock the scenario advances makes the request's own timeout fire and the page says taking too long. A release build of dist will do the same; this only brings dist in line with source for your rerun, so drop it if the release build regenerates it. Face ID notice: I could not tell from the log why the desk page never shows it (the screenshot named is of the phone, not the computer, and the scenario is cut off at the first reason). What I can say: the notice is created by the phone controller in the desk's environment under the project lock; the page shows it through PinnedNotices once rows('notice') holds it. The scenario now saves a screenshot of the computer's page at the failure and puts its path in the error (src/web/browser/phoneapp/paired.mjs), so the next run says what the desk showed. If the notice is missing there, the fault is in what the desk lists: tell me and I will follow it with the picture.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-50", "journal work end 112 --how \"coco-final\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-30"]}