Kurzbeschreibung Implementiert Feature 055 — Ops‑UX Constitution Rollout v1.3.0. Behebt: globales BulkOperationProgress-Widget benötigt keinen manuellen Refresh mehr; ETA/Elapsed aktualisieren korrekt; Widget verschwindet automatisch. Verbesserungen: zuverlässiges polling (Alpine factory + Livewire fallback), sofortiger Enqueue‑Signal-Dispatch, Failure‑Message‑Sanitization, neue Guard‑ und Regressionstests, Specs/Tasks aktualisiert. Was geändert wurde (Auszug) InventoryLanding.php bulk-operation-progress.blade.php OperationUxPresenter.php SyncRestoreRunToOperationRun.php PolicyResource.php PolicyVersionResource.php RestoreRunResource.php tests/Feature/OpsUx/* (PollerRegistration, TerminalNotificationFailureMessageTest, CanonicalViewRunLinksTest, OperationCatalogCoverageTest, UnknownOperationTypeLabelTest) InventorySyncButtonTest.php tasks.md Tests Neue Tests hinzugefügt; php artisan test --group=ops-ux lokal grün (alle relevanten Tests laufen). How to verify manually Auf Branch wechseln: 055-ops-ux-rollout In Filament: Inventory → Sync (oder relevante Bulk‑Aktion) auslösen. Beobachten: Progress‑Widget erscheint sofort, ETA/Elapsed aktualisiert, Widget verschwindet nach Fertigstellung ohne Browser‑Refresh. Optional: ./vendor/bin/sail exec app php artisan test --filter=OpsUx oder php artisan test --group=ops-ux Besonderheiten / Hinweise Einzelne, synchrone Policy‑Actions (ignore/restore/PolicyVersion single archive/restore/forceDelete) sind absichtlich inline und erzeugen kein OperationRun. Bulk‑Aktionen und restore.execute werden als Runs modelliert. Wenn gewünscht, kann ich die inline‑Actions auf OperationRunService umstellen, damit sie in Monitoring → Operations sichtbar werden. Remote: Branch ist bereits gepusht (origin/055-ops-ux-rollout). PR kann in Gitea erstellt werden. Links Specs & tasks: tasks.md Monitoring page: Operations.php Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmeddarrazi@adsmac.local> Reviewed-on: #64
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UX Contracts (non-API) — Ops-UX Constitution Rollout (055)
This feature does not introduce new public HTTP APIs. Instead it defines internal UX contracts: shared builders/presenters that all operation-related UI must use.
Surfaces
A) Toast (queued only)
Trigger: user clicks “Start operation” / submits a form that enqueues a job.
Contract
- Toast must appear immediately.
- Must not write a DB notification for
queued. - Copy (canonical) (OPS-UX Constitution v1.3.0):
- Title:
{OperationLabel} queued - Body:
Running in the background.
- Title:
Optional alternative body (not additive):
You can monitor progress in Operations.
Forbidden in toast:
- counts/metrics
- percentages/progress
- terminal outcomes (completed/failed/partial)
- feature-specific copy
Notes:
- Toast is queued-only.
- Terminal outcomes are delivered via DB notification (initiator-only).
- Live awareness is via Progress Widget + Monitoring → Operations.
B) Progress widget (queued/running only)
Audience: tenant-wide for users with Monitoring access.
Contract
- Only shows runs with status
queuedorrunning. - At most 5 items.
- If more than 5, show
+N morelink to canonical Operations index. - Each row must include a canonical
View runaction linking to Run Detail. - Must use centralized label + status copy.
- Polling cadence must be “calm”: start fast when there are actives, then back off.
C) Terminal DB notification
Trigger: transition to a terminal state.
Audience: initiator-only.
Contract
- Exactly one notification per run per initiator.
- Must not write
queuednotifications. - Title/body/status must be derived via centralized presenter.
- Must include canonical
View runlink. - Optional summary uses
summary_countswith whitelist rules.
Strings
All copy that appears in these surfaces must come from a shared source (presenter or resource strings), not ad-hoc in Blade/Livewire.
Metrics (summary_counts)
Allowed keys:
- See spec.md (FR-012) “Canonical allowed summary keys (single source of truth)”.
Any other keys must not render.