Recorded on ٤ نوفمبر ٢٠٢٦
Pay down test debt
Three end-to-end journeys in Coroid Expo had been switched off, red by design until their features landed. Coroid turned on the two that can pass, left the third off and named exactly what it still waits for, without weakening an assertion.
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What was asked
Turn the three switched-off journeys back on and add what the client still lacks for them to pass. Where a journey cannot pass because a feature is really missing, leave it off and name the feature. Do not weaken an assertion.
What happened on the way
QA ran the journeys twice against the real stack and found no assertion removed or loosened. Coroid also corrected the request: a test id it named as missing already existed. Expo's CI caught a formatting failure that Coroid's checks had not run, and one requested change fixed it.
The outcome
Merged. The keynote late-join journey and the 2D journey now run in Expo's suite. The register-to-passport journey stays off, and its spec names the missing 3D booth and passport pieces.
The record
- Pull request #207Made by CoroidMerged as a0a74aab8
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