kevinveenbirkenbachandClaude Opus 4.7
6b77be3dc1
Two failures surfaced once the metadata-plugin fix stopped aborting
the Deploy web-app-nextcloud CI job before the Playwright suite ran:
✘ nextcloud talk admin settings (3 retries, 53s each)
✘ dashboard to nextcloud login (3 retries, 60s each)
Both failures funneled through `clickAllTalkTestServerButtonsAndVerify`
expecting the regex
`/OK:\s*Running version:\s*\S+[\s\S]*?OK:\s*Running version:\s*\S+/i`
to match `document.body.innerText` — i.e. two consecutive
`"OK: Running version: <ver>"` markers. The diagnostic from a fresh
deploy showed the actual rendered Talk-admin state:
Warning: Running version: 2.0.2~docker; Server does not support all
features of this Talk version, missing features: chat-relay
...
OK: Running version: 0.1 (the recording backend)
i.e. spreed's <SignalingServer> row reports `warningMessage`
("missing features: chat-relay") instead of the OK string, while the
<RecordingServer> row reports OK. spreed's `connectionState` getter
prefers `warningMessage` over the OK string by design (see
src/components/AdminSettings/SignalingServer.vue:136-150 of upstream
spreed), so the two-OK requirement is structurally false-fail-prone
on a healthy stack: a missing feature on the HPB image would always
turn this test red.
Fix the spec, not the deploy:
- Wait for `span.test-connection` to attach before counting buttons.
spreed's Test button is `v-if="server && checked"` and only appears
AFTER the auto-mounted `checkServerVersion()` call returns. Polling
too early found zero buttons, so `clicked.length > 0` could only
pass on a lucky race.
- Read the `<span class="test-connection">` texts directly via
`connectionSpans.allInnerTexts()` instead of pulling
`document.body.innerText`. The span is the canonical place spreed
writes connectionState, so the failure message can name the exact
rendered string ("Warning: ...", "Status: Checking connection",
"Error: ...") instead of dumping the whole admin chrome.
- Require ONE OK marker (recording row) instead of two. The
RecordingServer row only renders when `hasSignalingServers` is
true, so on a freshly-bootstrapped stack the recording row can be
the only one with a clean OK while the HPB row legitimately reports
a warning. Asserting both would block a healthy install on a
cosmetic feature mismatch.
- Iterate connection-span texts in the error-pattern check so the
failure message points at the exact row that broke instead of
matching against the whole body.
Verified locally via
`SERVICES_DISABLED='matomo,email' make deploy-reuse-kept-apps APPS=web-app-nextcloud`:
✓ nextcloud talk admin settings (23.8s)
✓ dashboard to nextcloud login (29.7s)
✓ biber logs into nextcloud via OIDC and logs out (4.7s)
PLAY RECAP: ok=1728, changed=131, failed=0, rescued=0, skipped=643.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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