Two visit steps join the getting-started path: "Browse categories and
keywords" (5th) and "Browse the reports" (8th). Nothing in the database
counts them: they are done by "Got it" on their card, stored as
onboarding_acknowledged_<key> in user_preferences (no migration).
- computeChecklist: eight rows; the visit rows are locked until the
profile's visit steps are initialized, so a finished path does not
flash a "Next step" before they are marked done.
- initializeVisitSteps: once per profile, after the first successful
load with the Budget entitlement known; acknowledges both steps when
every other step is done or skipped, then sets the flag. No
transaction (D16): idempotent writes, the flag last.
- Reducer: ACKNOWLEDGE wins over an older snapshot like SKIP but keeps
the card latch, so the card says "Done." and offers the next step.
- StepCard: "Got it" before "Skip this step" when onAcknowledge is
given; OnboardingStepCard passes it for a visit step.
- Banner counter, card rank and end of path wait for
budgetReady && visitStepsInitialized; the list shows the visit rows
"pending" until then.
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The 12 test files that already marked their output each carried a copy
of the same fake t. They now use the shared i18nMock; no assertion
changes. LicenseCard keeps its per-test language through a getter.
Refs #389
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useOnboardingChecklist.wiring gains three pins the old stubs could not hold:
one loader for the provider's life (refresh and the shared value keep their
identity, no re-read), 'Skip' moving the next step on the next render, and a
change of mode alone reaching the consumers. UsersSettingsPage now commits
its effects, so an effect that read the preference goes red on the
assertion rather than on 'Invalid hook call'. BudgetTable.wiring,
BudgetPage.wiring, AppShell.slot and OnboardingStepCard drop their local
slot copies; OnboardingStepCard plays StrictMode through replayEffects and
runs its effect only on a changed dependency, which now pins location.key.
Refs #409
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On a profile without transactions whose import steps were skipped, the
rows can land before the transaction count, both reads queueing behind
the DB lock: the grid mounted, reported "Expand all", then gave way to
the empty state, and the card kept "Click Expand all…" above it with no
grid on the page. The page now passes no target while it shows the
empty state, and a wiring test replays that sequence. Invisible in dev,
where StrictMode reorders the two reads.
The month test sets the clock to 23:00 on December 31, which is still
December in UTC: under the CI runner's zone, a month read in UTC passed.
The zone is pinned west of Greenwich, as in useImportWizard.test.ts.
Review of #400 (PR #406).
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The budget grid opens collapsed and only its leaf rows take an amount,
so the card first points at "Expand all", then at the current month's
cell of the first editable row shown (D12). `budgetOnboardingTarget`
(pure, beside budgetTableResults.ts) decides it from the rows each
section shows, in the order it shows them; the collapse state stays
BudgetTable's own and the card never unfolds the grid.
BudgetTable rings that one control when the page asks
(`onboardingTarget`) and reports its kind through
`onOnboardingTargetChange`, in an effect, at mount and on change only:
the page needs it for the card's sentence before it asks for the ring.
`budgetCardModel(input, checklist)` gives the "collapsed" sentence for
"Expand all", the "flat" one for a cell, no sentence and no ring before
the grid says, and "Done." once the budget step is checked, which the
card needs to end the path. CARD_PAGES gets /budget. BudgetPage renders
the card first, outside the loading dim the grid gets after each save,
and asks for the ring only while the card shows. The Free edition never
mounts the page and never latches it: its path ends at 5/5.
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