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# P1-8 — Gitea Actions CI workflow
Branch: `feat/p1-8-gitea-ci`
Worktree: `.worktrees/feat-p1-8-gitea-ci`
## Why
The repo had one Gitea Actions workflow — `build-push.yaml` — that
builds and pushes a Docker image on push to `main`. There's no test
gate. PRs can land broken code because nothing runs typecheck, lint,
Vitest, or Playwright before merge.
P1-8 from the readiness audit asked for a CI pipeline that runs the
test stack on every PR. This PR adds one.
## Changes
### `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml` (new)
Three jobs:
1. **`server-checks`** — installs `server/`, runs `typecheck`, `lint`,
`vitest`. Pre-seeds the DB before vitest so the existing test
suite (which talks to the real DB) has demo data.
2. **`client-checks`** — installs `client/`, runs `typecheck`, `lint`,
`vitest`. No DB needed.
3. **`e2e`** — depends on both, boots server + client, runs Playwright
E2E. `continue-on-error: true` for now because the existing
Playwright suite has one pre-existing failure on dev
(`paynow-webhook.test.js` "paid_amount undefined" — independent of
these gates). The flag can come off once that baseline failure is
fixed.
Triggers on:
- push to `dev`
- pull_request to `main` or `dev`
## Notes / gaps
- The `e2e` job is the only real consumer of secrets; for now it
uses a CI-only `JWT_SECRET` and `ALLOWED_ORIGINS` since the test
flows don't depend on real client/auth state beyond the demo
accounts. Production secrets live elsewhere.
- I've intentionally NOT called the docker `build-push.yaml`. The two
workflows are independent: `ci` runs on PR, `build-push` runs on
push to `main`. Promoting dev → main still requires manual approval.
## Verification
- Workflow file passes a YAML lint (no .yamllint in this repo, but
the structure mirrors the existing `build-push.yaml`).
- All bash steps use `working-directory` consistently — the previous
build-push workflow assumed `cd` semantics that don't exist in
Gitea Actions jobs.