feat(onboarding): CLI, AI, and teammate setup on Getting Started - #3246
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Mark console-created apps as add_app done, keep CLI device launches as done when confirmed, and take people from CLI setup into getting started. Getting started now goes store -> live update on the production channel -> CI/CD with docs or an AI prompt and a required release check per chosen deploy mode. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR expands app onboarding with CLI completion tracking, device-launch confirmation, a five-step Getting Started flow, CI/CD setup, live-update routing, and updated guidance. It adds onboarding redirects, localization, shared state helpers, and test coverage. ChangesApp onboarding
CI/CD setup
Getting Started content and live-update navigation
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The onboarding changes can leave CI/CD visibly incomplete after successful validation, while CLI completion and pull-request setup guidance may still strand users in edge cases. These bounded correctness and workflow issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@src/components/dashboard/AppOnboardingFlow.vue`:
- Line 89: Update the OnboardingAltSetup import in AppOnboardingFlow.vue to use
the frontend ~/components/dashboard/OnboardingAltSetup.vue alias instead of the
relative path, preserving the imported component and its usage.
In `@src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedCicdPanel.vue`:
- Line 176: Update the click handler using copyAiPrompt so helpMethod is set to
'ai' only after the clipboard write succeeds; preserve the error path without
changing the copied-state value when the write fails.
In `@src/components/dashboard/OnboardingAltSetup.vue`:
- Around line 12-17: Update the disclosure control in the compressed onboarding
section to use the repository’s DaisyUI disclosure class pattern, adding the
appropriate d- class to the interactive details element while preserving its
existing behavior and styling.
In `@src/utils/gettingStartedCicd.ts`:
- Line 126: Update isCicdSetupValidated so it returns the persisted
progress.validated value without deriving validation from isCicdSetupComplete or
checkbox completion; ensure only markCicdSetupValidated sets validated, keeping
release completion separate from final validation.
In `@src/utils/gettingStartedLiveUpdate.ts`:
- Line 8: Update the production fallback comparison in the channel-selection
logic to be case-insensitive by normalizing each channel’s name before comparing
it with “production”; preserve the existing public-channel priority and null
fallback.
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Checking the last required release no longer marks the step done. Clipboard copy only shows the AI prompt after a successful write. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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…lder Display npx and the package from the same helper that builds the copied command. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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Keep CLI, AI, and teammate setup on Getting Started with token colors. Keep main's verify/hide, dismiss, and shouldSkipOnboardingResume paths. Account onboarding still ends at org creation and does not restore the CLI splash. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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@riderx correction on the earlier ping: the CLI command is not all pumpkin orange. It uses the previous onboarding token colors on
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Guide the live-update step with a copyable production upload command, and simplify CI/CD to docs, an AI prompt, and a manual done button. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedCicdPanel.vuemay generate production-only instructions for preprod or pull-request deployments, leading users to configure the wrong workflow; preserve the deployment-mode choice or pass the configured mode intobuildCicdAiPrompt.messages/en.jsondescribes the CI/CD step as complete when the workflow is merely added to the repository, which conflicts with the confirmation flow and may mislead users about required setup; align the completion copy with the actual validation criteria.tests/getting-started-cicd.unit.test.tsrelies on exact source-text matches and negated strings, so harmless markup or implementation changes can break coverage while missing behavioral regressions; prefer assertions against rendered behavior or component outputs.src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedLiveUpdatePanel.vueexposes the wrong screen-reader label and refers to a modal that is never opened when clipboard access fails, creating accessibility and recovery confusion; use a live-update-specific label and provide a real fallback or correct the guidance.
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<file name="src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedLiveUpdatePanel.vue">
<violation number="1" location="src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedLiveUpdatePanel.vue:25">
P3: When clipboard access fails, this handler tells users to copy from a modal that the component never opens. Provide a dialog fallback or correct the recovery text.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/components/dashboard/GettingStartedLiveUpdatePanel.vue:36">
P3: Screen readers announce this live-update button as “Copy CLI install command,” although it copies a bundle-upload command. Use a live-update-specific accessible label.</violation>
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<file name="tests/getting-started-cicd.unit.test.ts">
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P2: This new test reads `GettingStartedCicdPanel.vue` source text and asserts on exact strings (`data-test=...`, `emit('validated')`, and negations like `not.toContain(':disabled="!canConfirm"')`, `not.toContain('getting-started-cicd-mode-')`). These assertions couple the test to raw source formatting and implementation detail rather than behavior: any refactor, rename, or reformat can fail the test with no behavior change, and conversely removing the guarded behavior (e.g. re-adding a disabled state under a differently-worded binding) passes silently. A durable test should mount `GettingStartedCicdPanel` and drive the copy / docs / confirm handlers to observe emitted events and validated state through `markCicdSetupValidated`/`emit`, which is the behavior this PR is actually changing. This matches the repo's previously flagged guidance to avoid brittle Vue source-string assertions.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="messages/en.json:348">
P2: The CI/CD step's new completion copy says the step is done once the workflow is in the repo (confirm button 'I've set this up', getting-started-cicd-desc/ai-copied/docs-follow all say 'mark this step done'), but the catalog keeps the release-verification strings (getting-started-cicd-releases-help, getting-started-cicd-release-*, getting-started-cicd-mode-*) that require a real CI/CD upload per target, and buildCicdAiPrompt still ends with 'run one CI/CD release for each target below'. This ships dead translation keys alongside contradicting guidance. Drop the no-longer-rendered mode/release strings from en.json and align buildCicdAiPrompt with the 'done when workflow is in repo' behavior, or keep the real-release requirement in the copy.</violation>
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P2: When a user needs preprod or pull-request deployments, this panel always generates production-only CI/CD instructions. Preserve the deployment-mode choice or pass the app's configured mode into `buildCicdAiPrompt` before removing the selector.</violation>
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Use a bundle-upload aria-label, show the command in a dialog if clipboard fails, and stop the CI/CD prompt from requiring a release before done. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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New registration lands on Getting Started before the org store indexes the new app, and getClaims() can be empty right after signup. Use the current org plus the auth user id so the CLI command is not stuck on the spinner. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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Pull-request tests.yml failed on crate-ci/typos HTTP 500 and a 503 vs 429 Cloudflare shard. Those jobs passed on the sibling push run; Playwright passed on both. Empty commit to retry the required PR workflow. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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@riderx correction on the earlier ping: Getting Started now teaches the actual next ship step. Deploy to a production device shows a copyable Then automate with CI/CD: docs link, copy AI prompt, or I've set this up. No mode radios or release checkboxes. CLI install stays token-colored on Required checks are green. Playwright passed, including new-user registration landing on the CLI command. Cubic is clear. Zero unresolved review threads. One non-required backend shard died during Supabase start before tests ran; the same shard passed on the push run. |
Production release check was still highlighted with bg-azure-50 because it was the focused essential row. Remove that wash so all steps share the same white card background. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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@riderx correction: the leftover azure wash was Production release check. It was still treated as the focused essential row. That highlight is gone. Every Getting Started step now uses the same white card background. Getting Started steps without azure wash on Production release check Pull-request tests.yml is green. Cubic is clear. Zero unresolved threads. |
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Summary (AI generated)
npx @capgo/cli@latest bundle upload <appId> --channel productioncommand (same token colors as CLI install) plus the self-test hint. The old “Set up” link that dumped users on the bundle page is gone.main: Verify and Don't show again stay on Getting Started.Motivation (AI generated)
The live-update row previously said “Upload a bundle” and only offered Set up, which sent people to a page with no command and no next action. Users need the actual upload command, then a simple CI/CD path: docs or AI prompt, plus a manual validate button. The leftover azure highlight on Production release check made that row look like a different, broken card.
Business Impact (AI generated)
New accounts can install Capgo, ship a store build, deploy an OTA update to a production device with a copy-paste command, then automate uploads with CI/CD without leaving Getting Started.
Visual changes (AI generated)
Getting started after org creation. The first essential step is Install Capgo on a device, with the copyable CLI command (same token colors as the previous onboarding command box), teammate invite, and AI instructions. No azure wash on this panel:
Deploy to a production device now shows the copyable bundle upload command (no Set up button) and the self-test hint:
Automate release with CI/CD is docs + copy AI prompt + I've set this up (no mode radios or release checkboxes):
Production release check no longer gets the azure row highlight. Every Getting Started step now uses the same white card background:
Test Plan (AI generated)
npx @capgo/cli@latest i …command, AI copy button, and teammate invite.npx @capgo/cli@latest bundle upload <appId> --channel productionwith token colors, the self-test hint, and no Set up button.Generated with AI
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