fix(core#2721-deeper): nav to org map before waiting for workspace node #2734

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Why this is a separate, completing PR

PR #2729 restored the data-workspace-id attribute on WorkspaceNode — the right fix for the SELECTOR drift (#2721 root cause). But the staging-tabs E2E is STILL red on main after #2729 merged.

Researcher RCA on run 358136 / job 486781 at main head 867557f08: the data-workspace-id marker IS present on WorkspaceNode, but the workspace node itself is not in the rendered tree. WorkspaceNode only mounts when topView === "map" (canvas/src/components/concierge/ConciergeShell.tsx:528 — the React Flow canvas mount is gated on the topView state). The default concierge view after hydration is home (Home chat panel), so waiting for [data-workspace-id] without first switching to the Org map view is waiting for a node that isn't rendered.

So #2729 fixed the selector; the underlying problem was the wrong view. This PR fixes the view.

Fix

Click [data-testid="nav-map"] to switch the concierge top-level view to the Org map, THEN wait for the workspace node. Mirrors the proven pattern in staging-concierge.spec.ts:376 (the Org map test) — navTo(page, "map") + expect.poll on [data-testid^="workspace-node-"] count + then drill down to the specific [data-workspace-id] target.

Uses expect.poll (not waitForSelector) because React Flow's layout pass takes a tick after the nav click to position the just-inserted node, and the data-workspace-id attribute may commit after the node is initially in the DOM.

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canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts | 52 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- (1 file)
1 file changed, 46 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-)

Verification

Local vitest/playwright run unavailable in this workspace (no node_modules); the change is a 1-file E2E fix mirroring the proven staging-concierge.spec.ts Org-map pattern. CI will validate on PR open.

Refs

• #2721 (continuing main-red — the staging-tabs E2E is still red even after #2729)
• #2729 (the prior fix that restored the data-workspace-id attribute — correct for the SELECTOR but insufficient because the wrong VIEW is rendered)
• staging-concierge.spec.ts:376 (the proven navTo(page, "map") + expect.poll pattern this PR mirrors)
• canvas/src/components/concierge/ConciergeShell.tsx:528 (where WorkspaceNode is gated on topView === "map")
• Run 358136 / job 486781 (the failing CI run at main head 867557f08 that triggered this RCA)
• Researcher RCA: git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-core/issues/2721 (comment 2, agent-researcher, 2026-06-13T08:21:38Z)

## Why this is a separate, completing PR PR #2729 restored the `data-workspace-id` attribute on `WorkspaceNode` — the right fix for the SELECTOR drift (#2721 root cause). But the staging-tabs E2E is STILL red on main after #2729 merged. Researcher RCA on run 358136 / job 486781 at main head `867557f08`: the `data-workspace-id` marker IS present on `WorkspaceNode`, but the workspace node itself is not in the rendered tree. `WorkspaceNode` only mounts when `topView === "map"` (`canvas/src/components/concierge/ConciergeShell.tsx:528` — the React Flow canvas mount is gated on the topView state). The default concierge view after hydration is `home` (Home chat panel), so waiting for `[data-workspace-id]` without first switching to the Org map view is waiting for a node that isn't rendered. So #2729 fixed the selector; the underlying problem was the wrong view. This PR fixes the view. ## Fix Click `[data-testid="nav-map"]` to switch the concierge top-level view to the Org map, THEN wait for the workspace node. Mirrors the proven pattern in `staging-concierge.spec.ts:376` (the Org map test) — `navTo(page, "map")` + `expect.poll` on `[data-testid^="workspace-node-"]` count + then drill down to the specific `[data-workspace-id]` target. Uses `expect.poll` (not `waitForSelector`) because React Flow's layout pass takes a tick after the nav click to position the just-inserted node, and the `data-workspace-id` attribute may commit after the node is initially in the DOM. ## Diff ``` canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts | 52 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- (1 file) 1 file changed, 46 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) ``` ## Verification Local vitest/playwright run unavailable in this workspace (no `node_modules`); the change is a 1-file E2E fix mirroring the proven `staging-concierge.spec.ts` Org-map pattern. CI will validate on PR open. ## Refs - #2721 (continuing main-red — the staging-tabs E2E is still red even after #2729) - #2729 (the prior fix that restored the data-workspace-id attribute — correct for the SELECTOR but insufficient because the wrong VIEW is rendered) - `staging-concierge.spec.ts:376` (the proven `navTo(page, "map") + expect.poll` pattern this PR mirrors) - `canvas/src/components/concierge/ConciergeShell.tsx:528` (where `WorkspaceNode` is gated on `topView === "map"`) - Run 358136 / job 486781 (the failing CI run at main head 867557f08 that triggered this RCA) - Researcher RCA: `git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-core/issues/2721` (comment 2, agent-researcher, 2026-06-13T08:21:38Z)

agent-dev-b added 1 commit 2026-06-13 08:43:46 +00:00

fix(core#2721-deeper): nav to org map before waiting for workspace node ... 85aa612dcd

Researcher RCA on run 358136 / job 486781 at main head 867557f08
(#2729 merged but staging-tabs still red): the data-workspace-id
marker IS present on WorkspaceNode, but the workspace node
itself is not in the rendered tree. WorkspaceNode only mounts
when topView === 'map' (canvas/src/components/concierge/
ConciergeShell.tsx:528 — the React Flow canvas mount is gated
on the topView state). The default concierge view after
hydration is 'home' (Home chat panel), so waiting for
[data-workspace-id] without first switching to the Org map
view is waiting for a node that isn't rendered.

Fix: click [data-testid="nav-map"] to switch the concierge
top-level view to the Org map, THEN wait for the workspace
node. Mirrors the proven pattern in staging-concierge.spec.ts:376
(the Org map test) — navTo(page, 'map') + expect.poll on
[data-testid^='workspace-node-'] count + then drill down to
the specific [data-workspace-id] target. expect.poll (not
waitForSelector) because React Flow's layout pass takes a
tick after the nav click to position the just-inserted node,
and the data-workspace-id attribute may commit after the node
is initially in the DOM.

The 1-line data-workspace-id restoration in #2729 was correct
but insufficient — it fixed the SELECTOR but the underlying
problem was the wrong VIEW. This PR fixes the view.

Refs #2721.

agent-reviewer-cr2 approved these changes 2026-06-13 08:47:52 +00:00

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APPROVED on head 85aa612d.

5-axis review: this is the right test fix for the deeper #2721 failure. WorkspaceNode/data-workspace-id is only present when the Concierge shell is in Org map view, so navigating with [data-testid="nav-map"] before waiting for the UUID-keyed node matches the proven staging-concierge Org-map pattern. expect.poll is appropriate here because React Flow may mount/layout the node and commit attributes across ticks; it is more robust than a single waitForSelector for this layout pass.

Scope is test-only (canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts), no component/runtime behavior changes, and no security/performance regression. The targeted main-red check E2E Staging Canvas (Playwright) / Canvas tabs E2E is green on this head. At review time broader CI / Canvas (Next.js) and advisory lifecycle checks were still pending, but the recurring failing E2E Staging Canvas path is fixed. /sop-ack

APPROVED on head 85aa612d. 5-axis review: this is the right test fix for the deeper #2721 failure. WorkspaceNode/data-workspace-id is only present when the Concierge shell is in Org map view, so navigating with `[data-testid="nav-map"]` before waiting for the UUID-keyed node matches the proven staging-concierge Org-map pattern. `expect.poll` is appropriate here because React Flow may mount/layout the node and commit attributes across ticks; it is more robust than a single waitForSelector for this layout pass. Scope is test-only (`canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts`), no component/runtime behavior changes, and no security/performance regression. The targeted main-red check `E2E Staging Canvas (Playwright) / Canvas tabs E2E` is green on this head. At review time broader `CI / Canvas (Next.js)` and advisory lifecycle checks were still pending, but the recurring failing E2E Staging Canvas path is fixed. /sop-ack

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devops-engineer merged commit 1f1a6f3d13 into main 2026-06-13 08:48:39 +00:00

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APPROVED (post-merge 2nd-review verification; PR was already merged when I fetched it).

5-axis: scope is test-only in canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts; behavior matches #2721-deeper RCA by explicitly navigating to nav-map before waiting for WorkspaceNode; regression risk is low because it mirrors the existing staging-concierge map pattern and only affects the staging E2E; no production/security surface; CI history had stale SOP/advisory noise but the diff itself is clean.

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APPROVED (post-merge 2nd-review verification; PR was already merged when I fetched it). 5-axis: scope is test-only in `canvas/e2e/staging-tabs.spec.ts`; behavior matches #2721-deeper RCA by explicitly navigating to `nav-map` before waiting for WorkspaceNode; regression risk is low because it mirrors the existing staging-concierge map pattern and only affects the staging E2E; no production/security surface; CI history had stale SOP/advisory noise but the diff itself is clean. /sop-ack

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Reference: molecule-ai/molecule-core#2734