Updated all GitHub Actions workflows to use self-hosted runners instead of `ubuntu-latest`. This change ensures better control over the CI environment and aligns with internal infrastructure requirements.
- Introduced unit tests for edge gateway workflow helpers, including workflow step resolution, incident action mapping, relay health row formatting, and workspace state merging.
- Added new components for advanced operations, configuration panel, context panel, fleet rail, and health summary.
- Enhanced gateway management UI with support for advanced actions, fallback operations, relay health visualization, and device binding features.
- Introduced live smoke tests for Edge Gateways, verifying gateway routes and destructive-action prevention.
- Added e2e scenarios for deep-link navigation, unavailable gateway recovery, token rotation, and background page refresh.
- Refactored test helpers for streamlined functional validation in gateway scenarios.
- Updated `EdgeGatewayTerminal.vue` with test IDs for enhanced testability.
- Added and configured Husky pre-commit hooks for automated test file formatting and validation.
- Adjusted `run-vitest-unit-batches.mjs` to lower default batch size from 10 to 5 and enforce single-threaded execution for more predictable test behavior.
- Updated GitHub workflows to align with new batch size defaults.
- Introduced `waitForCondition` helper in unit tests to replace arbitrary delays with predicate-based waiting.
- Refactored `useEdgeGatewayTerminal` for improved session handling, including idle delay for shell polling and cleanup of request queuing logic.
- Introduced `run-vitest-unit-batches.mjs` script for running unit tests in batches with configurable batch size.
- Updated `package.json` to replace `test:unit` command with the batch runner and added `test:unit:single` for direct execution.
- Tweaked GitHub workflows (`tests.yml`, `code_quality.yml`) to use updated actions and support batch testing.
- Minor formatting improvements in Vue components and workflows for consistent style.
Deleted the entire `ws` library and its associated files. This likely reflects a move away from the WebSocket library, possibly signaling an alternate implementation or unused/legacy code cleanup.
- Introduced `.prettierrc.json` to enforce consistent code formatting across the project.
- Updated unit and e2e test files to address formatting issues, improve readability, and ensure alignment with the new Prettier configuration.
Jeppe Bundgaard