- Created error context markdown files for failed tests in seafarer registration, detailing validation errors related to profile details.
- Added binary files (PNG, ZIP, WEBM) for test results, including snapshots and traces for debugging purposes.
- Updated test cases to include new error context and media files for better analysis of failures.
/seafarer-registration had a page of its own that wrote the profile directly
and created no application at all. A "submitted" registration was therefore
never reviewed, never approved and never numbered — there was nothing for an
officer to open. The shared wizard, the review queue and the approval side
effects all already existed; only the route pointed away from them.
The page is deleted rather than repaired. It was a second wizard maintained
alongside the config-driven one, and the seed already describes every step it
was hand-rolling — including the physical characteristics and medical details
added this release, which it would not have known about. /seafarer-registration
now redirects, so navigation, deep links and the profile gate keep working.
Also adds Configuration -> Number Formats, for the shape of generated seafarer,
seaman book and BTC numbers. The sample is rendered by the server rather than
formatted here, so the preview cannot drift from what an approval will actually
generate, and asking for one never consumes a number.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Seafarer and vessel registration were filtered out of the operations
step by `requiresOperatorMode !== false`, so someone registering as a
seafarer or vessel owner landed on an onboarding screen that did not
describe them. Both now appear, grouped apart from the company modes:
declaring "I am a seafarer" is a different kind of statement from "my
company forwards freight".
The designer's preview was gated on the Handlebars source alone, which a
canvas layout does not have until the server compiles it on save -- so
the button was dead for exactly the designs the canvas exists for.
Editing looked broken rather than deliberately read-only: every seeded
template is PUBLISHED, and a published design is immutable because
certificates were issued from it. Says so, and offers the new-version
action that is the way forward.
Reviewing officers saw company, capital and staff tabs on seafarer
certificate applications, because PRESENTATION is keyed by the generic
licence keys and the fifty-odd rank-specific CoC/CoP keys fell through
to the company default. Matched by prefix instead, so a certificate
configured tomorrow gets the right presentation without a code change.
Seaman book and BTC are wired to the newly seeded licence types and no
longer marked "soon".
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- Implemented ExamStageActions component to manage actions related to exam booking and payment based on application status.
- Added mock-base-query for development, providing a partial mock backend for various API endpoints.
- Introduced mock-data for simulating responses in the mock-base-query, covering profiles, vessels, applications, licenses, exams, and notifications.
- Introduced `landing-copy.ts` containing text for the public landing page, supporting both English and Amharic languages.
- Added `landing.css` for styling the landing page, ensuring scoped styles to prevent conflicts with other app styles.
- Implemented smooth scrolling and animations for a better user experience.
- Added RequirePermission component to manage access based on user permissions.
- Integrated permission checks in MySeaRecordsPage, SeafarerRegistrationPage, VesselRegistrationPage, WaiverPage, and PortalLayout.
- Updated router to enforce permissions for specific routes.
- Introduced PORTAL_PERMISSIONS and LICENSE_PERMISSIONS constants for consistent permission management.
- Enhanced usePermissions hook to fetch permissions from the server and determine access rights.
- Refactored UI components to conditionally render based on user permissions, improving security and user experience.
