- Replace window.location.reload() with router.refresh() in ScheduleGenerator, MatchEditor, RecalculateEloButton for proper Next.js cache invalidation
- Add revalidatePath() call after schedule generation in POST handler
- Add ownerId to tournament creation in cucumber tests for proper permission checks
- Assign tournament_admin role via Prisma after user creation in cucumber tests
- Fix TypeScript type annotations in hooks.ts (tournament id map)
- Update page reload to use networkidle in common-steps.ts
- Clear .next/ cache before cucumber tests in justfile
- Add .turbo to clean target
- Add comprehensive debug logging to schedule API route
- Document findings in docs/TROUBLESHOOTING_SCHEDULE_GENERATION.md
Progress on issue #7 - tournament schedule e2e tests:
- Created ScheduleDisplay component with clickthrough to matches
- Updated ScheduleGenerator to use router.refresh() instead of window.location.reload()
- Fixed step definitions to handle page hydration and reloads
- Fixed database cleanup hook to use Prisma API instead of raw SQL
- Added test IDs and logging for debugging
- Updated feature file to match actual UI behavior
27/30 scenarios passing:
- All auth and navigation scenarios pass
- Scenario 1 (view schedule page) passes
- Scenarios 2-4 (generate schedule, view rounds, click matchup) need investigation
Remaining issues:
1. Page refresh not picking up newly generated schedule data
2. Round data not visible after 'Generated' message
3. Matchup elements not found after refresh
4. Database cleanup hook needs proper handling of foreign keys
Next steps:
1. Investigate why router.refresh() and explicit reload don't show new data
2. Check if there's a caching issue in the production build
3. Verify database transactions are committing correctly
4. Add more logging to trace data flow
## Summary
This PR implements the tournament schedule tab functionality and fixes all remaining E2E test failures.
### Changes Included
1. **Tournament Schedule Feature**
- Added tournament schedule page at `/admin/tournaments/[id]/schedule`
- Implemented "Generate Schedule" button functionality
- Added schedule generation logic for round-robin tournaments
2. **E2E Test Fixes**
- Fixed database connection issues in production builds
- Improved test reliability with better error handling and debugging
- Updated test infrastructure to use environment variables instead of hardcoded values
3. **CI/CD Updates**
- Added E2E test job to PR workflow
- Configured tests to run against development database
- Moved database password to Gitea secrets
4. **Code Quality**
- Removed hardcoded passwords from codebase
- Improved Prisma client configuration
- Enhanced authentication and navigation components
### Test Results
All 16 E2E test scenarios are now passing:
- Authentication tests: ✅
- Registration tests: ✅
- Tournament schedule tests: ✅
- Player schedule tests: ✅
- Admin navigation tests: ✅
### Database Configuration
- Tests run against `euchre_camp_dev` database
- Production builds use environment variables for database configuration
- Database password stored in Gitea secrets as `DB_PASSWORD`
### CI Pipeline
The PR workflow now includes:
1. Unit tests
2. E2E tests (using production build)
3. Version bump analysis
E2E tests must pass before PR can be merged.
Reviewed-on: #27
Co-authored-by: David Gwilliam <dhgwilliam@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: David Gwilliam <dhgwilliam@gmail.com>
- Add support files to require config for proper hook loading
- Remove database cleanup from hooks (browser-only testing)
- Fix World type issues in hooks
- Cucumber tests now run successfully
- Install @cucumber/cucumber and cucumber-pretty dependencies
- Create Cucumber configuration with tsx loader for TypeScript support
- Add step definitions for common navigation, form interactions, and assertions
- Add authentication step definitions for login/logout flows
- Create feature files for user registration and authentication
- Support multiple auth contexts (player, tournament admin, club admin)
- Configure package.json scripts for running Cucumber tests
Key features:
- Gherkin syntax (Given/When/Then) for behavior-driven testing
- Browser-only interactions (no direct database access)
- Dev site testing (tests run against running dev server)
- Happy path focus for acceptance testing
- Integration with existing TypeScript project
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