TenantAtlas/docs/ui-ux-enterprise-audit/page-reports/ui-040-environment-review-detail.md
ahmido d4e4d2d109 feat: review output resolve actions v1 (spec 351) (#422)
Implemented the first version of review output resolve actions. Included a ReviewOutputResolveActionMapper, commands to seed browser fixtures, updated CustomerReviewWorkspace, EnvironmentReviewResource, UI enforcement, and related views. Also added extensive unit, feature, and browser tests, and updated the design coverage matrix.

Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de>
Reviewed-on: #422
2026-06-04 00:55:02 +00:00

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UI-040 Environment Review Detail

Field Value
Route /admin/workspaces/{workspace}/environments/{environment}/environment-reviews/{record}
Source EnvironmentReviewResource::view
Area / scope Reviews / environment detail
Archetype Evidence / Audit
Design depth Strategic Surface
Repo truth repo-verified
Screenshot Spec 351 browser proof: specs/351-review-output-resolve-actions-v1/artifacts/screenshots/02-mutable-blocked.png
Browser status Reached through direct environment routes for mutable-blocked and ready-draft states, plus the existing customer-workspace handoff regression path.

First Five Seconds

The page should answer three questions without forcing the operator to reconstruct the review from raw sections:

  1. what is the review status
  2. what is the output readiness
  3. what is the safe next step

Productization Review

  • Decision-first: improved by the shared resolution-case summary.
  • Evidence-first: limitations and technical details remain visible below the summary.
  • Context: environment-bound review detail with optional customer-workspace handoff context.
  • Customer/auditor safety: high because this page explains whether the current released output is share-safe.
  • Diagnostics: sections and raw detail stay secondary to the first-screen output guidance.

Information Inventory

Default content should show lifecycle status, output guidance, publication/sharing boundary, evidence snapshot linkage, current export linkage, and section completeness.

Dangerous Actions

Lifecycle actions such as refresh, publish, export, create-next-review, and archive remain source-owned. In customer-workspace detail mode, the repeated primary action rail should stay suppressed so the operator does not get duplicate or conflicting calls to action.

Spec 349 Follow-up

Spec 349 separated review status, output readiness, and publication/sharing state while keeping the customer-workspace detail mode free of repeated CTA rails.

Spec 350 Follow-up

Spec 350 adds the shared review-output resolution-case handoff:

  • the first-screen summary now uses the same issue / reason / impact / next-action reading direction as the workspace
  • source refs and evidence refs remain repo-backed in the underlying contract
  • customer-workspace detail mode still suppresses repeated action buttons and keeps the limitations/technical-details path as the primary inspection flow

Spec 351 Follow-up

Spec 351 aligns detail-surface next-step semantics to the same resolve-action mapper without creating a duplicate CTA rail inside the guidance card.

  • mutable blocked reviews now resolve to the existing refresh_review header action
  • ready mutable reviews now resolve to the existing publish_review header action with the current publication-reason flow
  • published blocked reviews can align to create_next_review or open_successor_review only when the action/target is repo-real
  • customer-workspace detail mode remains suppress-primary and keeps the explanation/proof path intact
  • the workspace remains the only surface that groups supporting secondary actions; detail keeps a single dominant lifecycle rail and explanation/proof follow-through

Browser proof

  • Spec351 screenshots: specs/351-review-output-resolve-actions-v1/artifacts/screenshots/
  • Verified states:
    • 02-mutable-blocked.png shows the Refresh review confirmation path
    • 03-ready-draft.png shows the Publish review modal with the existing reason field

Target Direction

Keep this surface audit- and evidence-oriented. If future work broadens it beyond the review-output path, that should happen through a dedicated detail-surface spec rather than hidden incremental drift.