"""End-to-end Playwright tests for the server detail page. Distinct from test_files_overlay.py because the server-detail page is NOT a files-overlay (`files_overlay=False` in the template). It reuses the same `_overlay_file_tree.html` partial but renders rows in read-only mode — no edit button on filenames, no delete action, only the download anchor in the per-row action strip. Tier 3 from docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-17-files-overlay-e2e-handoff.md. """ from __future__ import annotations import pytest from playwright.sync_api import Page, expect from .conftest import login pytestmark = pytest.mark.e2e def test_hover_download_initiates_file_download(page: Page, server_with_files) -> None: """Navigate to /servers/, hover a file row to defeat the `opacity: 0; pointer-events: none` CSS gate on `.files-row-actions`, click the ⬇ download link, and assert the browser receives a file download with the expected filename + bytes. Pins the contract that the read-only file tree on server-detail pages can download files served from the runtime//merged/ directory via the dedicated /servers//files/download endpoint (separate from the files-overlay download path). The CSS hover gate is non-decorative: without `locator.hover()` first, `pointer-events: none` makes the link unclickable. A regression that ships row actions always-visible (or always-hidden) would change the user-flow ergonomics; if the gate semantics ever move, this test needs an update. """ base = server_with_files["base_url"] server_id = server_with_files["server_id"] merged_root = server_with_files["merged_root"] expected_bytes = (merged_root / "server.cfg").read_bytes() login(page, base) page.goto(f"{base}/servers/{server_id}") # On server detail, files_overlay=False in the template, so the # row
  • has no data-target-path. Match by row class + visible # filename text instead. row = page.locator("li.file-tree-row-file", has_text="server.cfg") expect(row).to_be_visible(timeout=5000) row.hover() download_link = row.locator('a.files-row-action[title="Download"]') with page.expect_download() as dl_info: download_link.click() download = dl_info.value assert download.suggested_filename == "server.cfg" # Playwright auto-saves to a temp dir we can read back from. assert download.path().read_bytes() == expected_bytes