- New platform/test/e2e-phase6f.js (17 tests): V1 manifest/exclusion correctness, the full
V1 prerequisite graph, ROOT 01-04 re-verification, the orientation module's unlock
behavior, optional-activity handling, the strengthened Capstone gate in both directions,
instructor-notes RBAC on locked (not just draft) content, isolation, and an explicit
age-independence check.
- foundations-helper.js: completeThroughRoot06/completeThroughRoot10 updated for the new
practice-bank intro-lesson activities; new completeThroughCapstoneEligible() helper
(ROOT 07-m03/m04 + full ROOT 09 + ROOT 12) shared by e2e-phase6f.js and both new drills.
- e2e-phase6a/6b/6d/6e.js: resume-pointer assertions updated for the new orientation
module; e2e-phase6a.js's and e2e-phase6b.js's own inline ROOT 06/07/09/10/12 completion
sequences updated for the new intro-lesson activities and the new root-09 Capstone
dependency; e2e-phase6b.js's stale ROOT 09 status assertion and its draft-activity test
(previously targeting the now fully-excluded ROOT 08) corrected.
- test-phase6d/6e-foundations-rehearsal.js: same orientation-module fix applied to the
real-Lab dress rehearsals.
All of 6A (23/23) / 6B (26/26) / 6C (17/17) / 6D (21/21) / 6E (23/23) / 6F (17/17) verified
green on independent fresh stacks. See docs/PHASE6F_ROOT_V1_PILOT_READINESS.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
Adds platform/test/e2e-phase6e.js (23 checks): full ROOT 02/03/04 hierarchy/content/assessment-
pool verification, the complete ROOT 01->02->03->04->05 chain proven on one student (each
course's completion unlocking exactly the next), the direct-API lock bypass proven blocked on
both a Phase 6E course pair and a pre-existing unrelated pair, existing ROOT 06+/Capstone/
is_required behavior confirmed unaffected, self-paced no-instructor-deferral scan,
instructor-notes exclusion, RBAC, persistence, isolation, version stability, content validation.
23/23 pass against both a warm and a freshly-reset stack.
Adds platform/test/foundations-helper.js — a shared completeRootFoundations01Through04/
completeThroughRoot06/completeThroughRoot10 helper, extracted once multiple suites needed the
identical real-completion sequence as test setup, rather than duplicating it four times.
Adds infra/scripts/drills/{run,test}-phase6e-foundations-rehearsal — the real Platform API/
Gateway/Provisioner/disposable-Lab/nested-Docker/Git/k3s dress rehearsal: one real Lab task per
new course (nginx inspection, a real merge conflict, a real container-networking fix) plus the
full chain to a genuine ROOT 05 unlock, with k3s reconfirmed healthy and untouched at the end.
13/13 pass against a real, freshly-built stack.
Fixes the regression fallout from the (correct) course-routes.js lock fix: several earlier
suites' own historical shortcuts had accumulated small ordering/scenario gaps the missing
enforcement had been silently covering for — none were platform bugs. e2e-phase6a/6b/6c/6d.js
now inject the real ROOT 01-04 (and where needed ROOT 05/06/10) completion sequence via
foundations-helper.js before touching ROOT 05+ content; e2e-phase6b.js's bypass-student flow now
completes deployment-rollback/job-task/cronjob-task/container-logging-mcq explicitly (real
scenarios added in later phases that its original ALL_STAGES list never included); e2e-phase6a/
6d.js's own ROOT 01/05 completion tests now complete each module fully (through its lab and
reflection) before moving to the next, since those courses' own modules carry real intra-course
prerequisites. Two now-obsolete Phase-6D-era assertions in e2e-phase6d.js (ROOT 02-04 stay
PLANNED / stay vacuously unlocked) are updated to assert the opposite, with a comment explaining
Phase 6E intentionally changed that fact. All four suites re-verified green fresh.
Also fixes a real, reproducible dash-vs-bash bug caught while testing the new ROOT 01
rehearsal's ordering fix: `&>file` misparses under this image's actual /bin/sh (dash), breaking
a later `$!`-based kill — the rehearsal script now writes multi-line completion loops with
explicit status assertions, matching the discipline the other suites already use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
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