## Summary
- add the checked-in Spec 208 heavy-suite classification and family manifest with config-driven lane generation, attribution, and budget reporting
- update Pest grouping, guard coverage, wrapper/report contracts, and spec artifacts for the segmented lane model
- complete the targeted follow-up pass that re-homes the remaining in-scope confidence hotspots into explicit heavy-governance families
## Acceptance
- confidence is repaired and now measures 389.613832s, down from 587.446894s and below the 450s lane budget
- confidence is also slightly below the post-Spec-207 baseline of 394.383441s (delta -4.769609s)
- this closes the central Spec 208 acceptance issue that had kept the spec open
## Intentionally Re-homed Families
- finding-bulk-actions-workflow
- drift-bulk-triage-all-matching
- baseline-profile-start-surfaces
- workspace-settings-slice-management
- findings-workflow-surfaces
- workspace-only-admin-surface-independence
## Explicit Residual Risk
- heavy-governance now measures 318.296962s, above its documented 300s threshold
- the cost was not removed; it was moved into the correct lane and made visible on clearly named heavy families
- this is documented residual debt, not an open Spec 208 failure
## Validation
- focused guard/support validation: 206 passed (3607 assertions)
- lane wrapper/report validation completed for confidence and heavy-governance
- no full-suite run was performed in this pass by request
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #241
## Summary
- implement the canonical shared fixture profile model with minimal, standard, and full semantics plus temporary legacy alias resolution
- slim default factory behavior for operation runs, backup sets, provider connections, and provider credentials while keeping explicit heavy opt-in states
- migrate the first console, navigation, RBAC, and drift caller packs to explicit lean helpers and wire lane comparison reporting into the existing Spec 206 seams
- reconcile spec 207 docs, contracts, quickstart guidance, and task tracking with the implemented behavior
## Validation
- `cd apps/platform && ./vendor/bin/sail artisan test --compact tests/Unit/Support/CreateUserWithTenantProfilesTest.php tests/Unit/Factories/TenantFactoryTest.php tests/Unit/Factories/OperationRunFactoryTest.php tests/Unit/Factories/BackupSetFactoryTest.php tests/Unit/Factories/ProviderConnectionFactoryTest.php tests/Unit/Factories/ProviderCredentialFactoryTest.php tests/Feature/Guards/FixtureCostProfilesGuardTest.php tests/Feature/Guards/FixtureLaneImpactBudgetTest.php tests/Feature/Guards/TestLaneArtifactsContractTest.php tests/Feature/Console/ReconcileOperationRunsCommandTest.php tests/Feature/Console/ReconcileBackupScheduleOperationRunsCommandTest.php tests/Feature/Navigation/RelatedNavigationResolverMemoizationTest.php tests/Feature/Spec080WorkspaceManagedTenantAdminMigrationTest.php tests/Feature/BaselineDriftEngine/FindingFidelityTest.php`
- `cd apps/platform && ./vendor/bin/sail bin pint --dirty --format agent`
- `./scripts/platform-test-lane fast-feedback`
- `./scripts/platform-test-lane confidence`
- `./scripts/platform-test-report fast-feedback`
- `./scripts/platform-test-report confidence`
## Lane outcome
- `fast-feedback`: 136.400761s vs 176.73623s baseline, status `improved`
- `confidence`: 394.5669s vs 394.383441s baseline, status `stable`
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #240
## Summary
This PR implements Spec 206 end to end and establishes the first checked-in test suite governance foundation for the platform app.
Key changes:
- add manifest-backed test lanes for fast-feedback, confidence, browser, heavy-governance, profiling, and junit
- add budget and report helpers plus app-local artifact generation under `apps/platform/storage/logs/test-lanes`
- add repo-root Sail-friendly lane/report wrappers
- switch the default contributor test path to the fast-feedback lane
- introduce explicit fixture profiles and cheaper defaults for shared tenant/provider test setup
- add minimal/heavy factory states for tenant and provider connection setup
- migrate the first high-usage and provider-sensitive tests to explicit fixture profiles
- document budgets, taxonomy rules, DB reset guidance, and the full Spec 206 plan/contracts/tasks set
## Validation
Executed during implementation:
- focused Spec 206 guard/support/factory validation pack: 31 passed
- provider-sensitive regression pack: 29 passed
- first high-usage caller migration pack: 120 passed
- lane routing and wrapper validation succeeded
- pint completed successfully
Measured lane baselines captured in docs:
- fast-feedback: 176.74s
- confidence: 394.38s
- heavy-governance: 83.66s
- browser: 128.87s
- junit: 380.14s
- profiling: 2701.51s
- full-suite baseline anchor: 2624.60s
## Notes
- Livewire v4 / Filament v5 runtime behavior is unchanged by this PR.
- No new runtime routes, product UI flows, or database migrations are introduced.
- Panel provider registration remains unchanged in `bootstrap/providers.php`.
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #239
## Summary
- add the first multi-app workspace foundation with a new standalone Astro website under `apps/website`
- introduce repo-root pnpm workspace orchestration and migrate the platform Node workflow from npm assumptions to pnpm
- update root docs, editor or agent guidance, and workspace-focused smoke tests for the new platform plus website command model
- add Spec 183 artifacts for spec, plan, research, contracts, quickstart, checklist, and tasks
## Verification
- `cd apps/platform && ./vendor/bin/sail artisan test --compact tests/Feature/WorkspaceFoundation`
- `cd apps/platform && ./vendor/bin/sail bin pint --dirty --format agent`
- `corepack pnpm build:website`
- integrated-browser smoke: verified `http://localhost/up`, `http://localhost/admin/login`, and `http://localhost:4321/` including website anchor navigation and combined root dev flow
## Notes
- branch: `183-website-workspace-foundation`
- commit: `6d41618d`
- root command model now covers `dev:platform`, `dev:website`, `dev`, `build:platform`, and `build:website`
- website port override documentation is included in the command contract, quickstart, and README
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #214
## Summary
- move the Laravel application into `apps/platform` and keep the repository root for orchestration, docs, and tooling
- update the local command model, Sail/Docker wiring, runtime paths, and ignore rules around the new platform location
- add relocation quickstart/contracts plus focused smoke coverage for bootstrap, command model, routes, and runtime behavior
## Validation
- `cd apps/platform && ./vendor/bin/sail artisan test --compact tests/Feature/PlatformRelocation`
- integrated browser smoke validated `/up`, `/`, `/admin`, `/admin/choose-workspace`, and tenant route semantics for `200`, `403`, and `404`
## Remaining Rollout Checks
- validate Dokploy build context and working-directory assumptions against the new `apps/platform` layout
- confirm web, queue, and scheduler processes all start from the expected working directory in staging/production
- verify no legacy volume mounts or asset-publish paths still point at the old root-level `public/` or `storage/` locations
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #213
