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Disco DeDisco bdf6a251f4 A.5-polish-2 FLIP-to-back bug fixes — TDD. Two user-reported bugs from the first FLIP-to-back commit (1963ad4): (1) FLIPping made the entire card disappear instead of showing the back; (2) the FLIP btn stayed visible during the animation when it should hide just like the tarot-fan view's flip btn does. Root cause of (1): the back-image element was rendered with inline style="display:none" in the template. Inline styles beat CSS class rules in the cascade — my .sig-stage-card.is-flipped-to-back .sig-stage-card-back-img { display: block } rule was the right specificity but couldn't override an inline style attribute. So the toggle hid the front (CSS-controlled, no inline override) but failed to show the back (CSS blocked by inline). Net: empty stage. Fix: removed the inline style on the back-img element; default .sig-stage-card-back-img { display: none } rule (already present in SCSS) handles the hidden default, and the .is-flipped-to-back toggle now flips visibility cleanly. Both rules are pure-CSS so they cascade as expected. Root cause of (2): the non-polarized FLIP handler was a bare class toggle (no animation, no data-flipping attr), so there was no SCSS hook to hide the btn. Plus there was no equivalent SCSS rule even for the polarized _flipPolarityAnimated flow which DID set data-flipping — the polarized flip just animated without hiding the btn either. Fix: (a) added _flipToBackAnimated() JS function mirroring _flipPolarityAnimated's shape — rotateY 0→90→0 at 500ms ease, swap visual content at the halfway point (here: class toggle instead of revInput/polarity flip), set stageCard.dataset.flipping = '1' for the duration so SCSS has a hook. (b) New SCSS rule .my-sign-stage:has(.sig-stage-card[data-flipping]) .my-sign-flip-btn { opacity: 0; pointer-events: none } mirrors the tarot-fan view's pattern (_card-deck.scss:459 — .tarot-fan-wrap:has(.fan-card[data-flipping]) .fan-flip-btn). The :has() selector covers BOTH the polarized animation (which already sets data-flipping) AND the new non-polarized animation, so the btn hide-during-flip behavior now lands consistently across both flip modes — fixes a latent polished-flow gap not just the new code path. No new tests — the existing 3 ITs from 1963ad4 already verify the template/scaffold contract (data-deck-polarized attr + back-img element conditional render); the bug fixes here are CSS/JS-level behavior best caught by visual verify (no automated test would have caught the inline-style cascade issue since the IT asserted on element presence, not display state). 1303/1303 IT+UT total green (71s, unchanged from 1963ad4 since no new tests in this commit)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-05-25 01:35:47 -04:00

.woodpecker

CI: route test_game_my_sea*.py to test-FTs-room stage — 49 my-sea FTs DRY-reuse the room-shell hex + sea-cross picker (same Selenium surface as test_game_room_* + test_trinket_*), so they belong w. the heavy room flows instead of bloating test-FTs-non-room. Filename-regex partition stays clean (13 room + 24 non-room = 37 total, no overlap)

2026-05-20 13:20:23 -04:00

infra

pyswiss_url env var added to more places throughout ansible vault architecture; staging now has working astro wheel

2026-04-16 12:04:46 -04:00

pyswiss

natus wheel: Semisquare & Sesquiquadrate; Ott orb pair detection; intensity sort

2026-04-27 20:16:47 -04:00

src

A.5-polish-2 FLIP-to-back bug fixes — TDD. Two user-reported bugs from the first FLIP-to-back commit (1963ad4): (1) FLIPping made the entire card disappear instead of showing the back; (2) the FLIP btn stayed visible during the animation when it should hide just like the tarot-fan view's flip btn does. Root cause of (1): the back-image element was rendered with inline style="display:none" in the template. Inline styles beat CSS class rules in the cascade — my .sig-stage-card.is-flipped-to-back .sig-stage-card-back-img { display: block } rule was the right specificity but couldn't override an inline style attribute. So the toggle hid the front (CSS-controlled, no inline override) but failed to show the back (CSS blocked by inline). Net: empty stage. Fix: removed the inline style on the back-img element; default .sig-stage-card-back-img { display: none } rule (already present in SCSS) handles the hidden default, and the .is-flipped-to-back toggle now flips visibility cleanly. Both rules are pure-CSS so they cascade as expected. Root cause of (2): the non-polarized FLIP handler was a bare class toggle (no animation, no data-flipping attr), so there was no SCSS hook to hide the btn. Plus there was no equivalent SCSS rule even for the polarized _flipPolarityAnimated flow which DID set data-flipping — the polarized flip just animated without hiding the btn either. Fix: (a) added _flipToBackAnimated() JS function mirroring _flipPolarityAnimated's shape — rotateY 0→90→0 at 500ms ease, swap visual content at the halfway point (here: class toggle instead of revInput/polarity flip), set stageCard.dataset.flipping = '1' for the duration so SCSS has a hook. (b) New SCSS rule .my-sign-stage:has(.sig-stage-card[data-flipping]) .my-sign-flip-btn { opacity: 0; pointer-events: none } mirrors the tarot-fan view's pattern (_card-deck.scss:459 — .tarot-fan-wrap:has(.fan-card[data-flipping]) .fan-flip-btn). The :has() selector covers BOTH the polarized animation (which already sets data-flipping) AND the new non-polarized animation, so the btn hide-during-flip behavior now lands consistently across both flip modes — fixes a latent polished-flow gap not just the new code path. No new tests — the existing 3 ITs from 1963ad4 already verify the template/scaffold contract (data-deck-polarized attr + back-img element conditional render); the bug fixes here are CSS/JS-level behavior best caught by visual verify (no automated test would have caught the inline-style cascade issue since the IT asserted on element presence, not display state). 1303/1303 IT+UT total green (71s, unchanged from 1963ad4 since no new tests in this commit)

2026-05-25 01:35:47 -04:00

.dockerignore

ignore .vscode/ in git & docker contexts; workspace tasks/settings are local-only (Windows paths + per-machine venv layout)

2026-05-04 18:17:54 -04:00

.gitattributes

added .gitattributes for real this time

2026-02-17 17:57:20 -05:00

.gitignore

feat: import Minchiate Fiorentine 1860-1890 deck assets (98 PNGs, alpha-channel transparent bg) + naming convention v2 + pngquant optimization tooling. Public-domain 1860-1890 lithograph scans sourced from Wikimedia (single download series + trump 11 Il Gobbo individually-sourced from same era series); user removed white backgrounds in Photoshop to leave irregular card-shape with transparent canvas. Filenames v2-conformant per [[reference-card-image-naming-convention]] (revised from v1 of 2026-05-24): deck slug carries -1860-1890 publication-year suffix so future Minchiate Fiorentine variants from different publishers/eras coexist cleanly; courts use rank-number-prefix (batons-11-page not batons-page) for linear sort key; trumps carry both numeric rank AND italian-name suffix (trumps-01-papa-uno, trumps-11-il-gobbo) for forensic identification across variant decks the user plans to sell. Il Matto (unnumbered Fool in Minchiate tradition) assigned rank 00 to give it a sortable position. Five trump filenames had elided-apostrophe slugs restored from the download source (-lacqua → -l-acqua etc.). Card-back at <deck-slug>-back.png sorts alphabetically before all suit categories — no separate card-back/ subdir needed. pngquant 2.17.0 installed at C:\Users\adamc\AppData\Local\Programs\pngquant\, added to user PATH (effective next session) for future deck imports; ran with --quality=65-85 --speed=1 --strip --skip-if-larger for 57.6% size reduction (86.6 MB → 36.7 MB total, 935 KB → 383 KB avg). Second pass at --quality=40-65 hit pngquant's floor (only 0.5% further reduction — re-quantizing an already-quantized image has little headroom). Il Gobbo from Wikimedia was a dimensional outlier (1426x2366 vs siblings ~620x1024) — resized via System.Drawing HighQualityBicubic to 620x1029 before optimization. Format32bppArgb alpha channel verified intact across samples after optimization pass. Visually validated by user: cards must fill entire screen before any pixelization visible. Sprint A precursor — DeckVariant.has_card_images toggle + image-rendering template branch per [[project-image-based-deck-face-rendering]] follows in subsequent commits, will consume these assets in 6 surfaces (my_sign, my_sea, both billboard applets, room, game_kit). Asset set also unblocks downstream Sprint C+B [[project-deck-segment-model]] (admin form will require image upload + enforce naming convention) and Sprint D [[project-card-deck-icon]] (uses -back.png as the deck-stack icon's repeating card-face). Future: when Sprint B's admin form ships, wire pngquant into an optimize_card_images management command so admin uploads auto-optimize on save. Gitignore line src/apps/epic/static/apps/epic/images/cards-faces/minchiate-fiorentine/ dropped — v1 staging dir deleted (was only ever the rename-staging set; superseded by v2-named optimized set). Total disk delta: +36.7 MB binary content. No code changes — pure asset + convention import

2026-05-24 22:39:21 -04:00

ansible.cfg

Gitea repo init; Woodpecker pipeline init; much CI/CD structure outlined in ./infra, incl. docker-compose.yaml, cicd-playbook.yaml, new cicd vault, & config files for gitea, woodpecker & ansible

2026-02-10 21:16:00 -05:00

CLAUDE.md

rename natus → sky across the codebase — natal chart abstraction is now sky throughout, since chart inputs aren't birthday-gated

2026-05-04 20:36:15 -04:00

Dockerfile

Dockerfile updated to run uvicorn worker class to support asgi (was still gunicorn & wsgi)

2026-03-18 22:03:10 -04:00

Dockerfile.ci

Dockerfile.ci & debug-ci now build working container for CI test image

2026-02-10 22:42:45 -05:00

requirements.dev.txt

requirements: align dev w. prod — add celery, psycopg2-binary, redis to requirements.dev.txt (missing from the CI dev image's pre-installed set, which means the CI fallback pip install -r requirements.dev.txt step would not satisfy these prod runtime deps if the image lagged); bump requests 2.31.0 → 2.32.5 in requirements.txt to align w. the dev pin (eliminates the version-drift wedge where CI's dev-only install would silently downgrade-or-upgrade vs prod's pin)

2026-05-12 20:10:22 -04:00

requirements.txt

2026-05-12 20:10:22 -04:00

requirements.wsl.txt

added wsl reqs

2026-01-13 20:58:25 -05:00

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