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📋 Resumen

Suite de 23 tests E2E con Cypress para la interfaz Position del ATS.

📦 Archivos Principales

Tests:

  • frontend/cypress/e2e/position/*.cy.js (5 archivos)
  • frontend/cypress/support/commands.js (6 comandos personalizados)
  • frontend/cypress/fixtures/ (4 fixtures)

Documentación:

  • docs/TEST_SPECIFICATION.md
  • frontend/cypress/QA_REVIEW_REPORT.md (análisis completo)
  • frontend/cypress/NEXT_ITERATION_ACTION_PLAN.md (roadmap de mejoras)

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cd frontend
npm run cypress:run -- --spec "cypress/e2e/position/position-load.cy.js,cypress/e2e/position/position-data-verification.cy.js"

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive end-to-end test coverage for the Position Details interface, including page load, data verification, drag-and-drop candidate movement, and API integration scenarios
    • Implemented 23 test cases covering normal operations and edge cases
    • Added custom test utilities for position validation and candidate interactions
  • Chores

    • Configured Cypress E2E testing framework with necessary dependencies and support files
    • Created test fixtures for positions, candidates, and interview flows
    • Added npm scripts for test execution

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This change introduces a complete Cypress end-to-end testing infrastructure for the Position Details interface, comprising five test suites covering page load, data verification, drag-and-drop, API integration, and edge cases; supporting configuration, custom commands, test fixtures, and extensive documentation including specifications, best practices, setup guides, and traceability matrices.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Configuration
frontend/cypress.config.js, frontend/package.json
New Cypress configuration with e2e settings (baseUrl, viewport, timeouts, retries) and component testing. Added npm scripts for interactive/headless test execution and devDependencies for Cypress, grep plugin, and real-events.
Core Test Suites
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-load.cy.js, position-data-verification.cy.js, position-drag-drop.cy.js, position-edge-cases.cy.js, position-api-integration.cy.js
Five new e2e test suites with 23+ test cases: page load validation (title, columns), candidate data distribution verification, drag-and-drop interactions (adjacent/non-adjacent moves, cancellation), API error scenarios (500, 404), timeout handling, and persistence validation.
Test Support & Commands
frontend/cypress/support/commands.js, frontend/cypress/support/e2e.js
Custom Cypress commands for API interception, position navigation, drag-and-drop simulation, stage assertions, and candidate counting. Global setup for cookie/localStorage clearing and failure screenshot capture.
Fixtures
frontend/cypress/fixtures/positions.json, interviewFlow.json, candidates.json, api-errors.json
Test data fixtures defining sample positions, interview flows with stages, candidate records with application states, and predefined API error payloads (500, 404, 401, 400).
Specifications & Requirements
docs/EXERCISE_REQUIREMENTS.md, TEST_SPECIFICATION.md, TEST_DATA_REQUIREMENTS.md, TRACEABILITY_MATRIX.md
Comprehensive test documentation prescribing 23 test cases with preconditions, execution steps, assertions, acceptance criteria, and bidirectional traceability linking requirements to tests and implementation files.
Best Practices & Setup
docs/CYPRESS_BEST_PRACTICES_MANIFEST.md, SETUP_GUIDE.md, frontend/cypress/README.md
Detailed testing guidelines covering directory layout, naming conventions, selector strategies, fixtures, API mocking, custom commands, anti-patterns, drag-and-drop approaches, wait/retry patterns, and step-by-step setup instructions.
QA & Implementation Planning
frontend/cypress/QA_REVIEW_REPORT.md, NEXT_ITERATION_ACTION_PLAN.md, prompts-sjm.md
QA review report with test status, technical limitations (react-beautiful-dnd issues), and recommendations; detailed action plan for immediate, mid-term, and long-term improvements; and execution prompts for staged implementation.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~50 minutes

Areas requiring extra attention:

  • position-api-integration.cy.js — Dense API mocking logic with multiple error scenarios, payload validation, and state persistence verification; requires careful validation of assertions and intercept ordering.
  • position-drag-drop.cy.js — Real mouse event-based drag-and-drop implementation using cypress-real-events; verify coordinate calculations and timing assumptions hold across different viewport sizes.
  • frontend/cypress/support/commands.js — Custom command implementations (especially dragCandidateToStage) are critical for test reliability; review DOM selector robustness and error handling.
  • Test Specification & Traceability documentation — High density of requirements and test case mappings (23 test cases across 4 categories); cross-reference against fixture definitions for consistency.
  • QA Review Report — Notes known drag-and-drop limitations with react-beautiful-dnd; evaluate severity of blocked/partial test cases and assess risk mitigation strategies.
  • API fixture interception patterns — Verify intercept aliases, wait conditions, and response delay handling are appropriate for flakiness prevention.

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🐰✨ A warren of tests now guard the Position stage!
Drag and drop, APIs in sync—no more uncertain age,
With fixtures and commands, each scenario's clear,
From load to edge cases, we've mapped the frontier,
Five suites of assurance, now cypress takes the cage! 🎪

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prompts-sjm.md (1)

1-150: LGTM! Valuable documentation of the AI-assisted development process.

This file provides excellent transparency into the iterative, staged approach used to develop the testing infrastructure with AI assistance. The chronological prompt documentation is helpful for understanding the development methodology.

Optional: Add language identifiers to fenced code blocks.

The markdown linter suggests adding language identifiers to code blocks (e.g., becomestext or ```markdown). This improves syntax highlighting and accessibility but is not critical for this documentation file.

frontend/cypress/README.md (1)

10-27: Consider adding language identifiers to code blocks.

Several code blocks lack language specifiers, which improves syntax highlighting and readability in markdown renderers.

For example, update the directory structure block:

-```
+```text
 cypress/
 ├── e2e/                      # Tests E2E
 │   └── position/             # Tests específicos de Position

And the usage examples:

-```
+```javascript
 // Uso en test:
 cy.fixture('interviewFlow').then(flows => {

Also applies to: 85-115

docs/SETUP_GUIDE.md (1)

587-628: Consider making the verification script executable.

The verification script is very useful but could be enhanced slightly for better error handling and clarity.

Consider adding error handling and color output:

 #!/bin/bash
 
 echo "🔍 Verificando sistema..."
 
+set -e  # Exit on error
+
+# Colors for output
+RED='\033[0;31m'
+GREEN='\033[0;32m'
+NC='\033[0m' # No Color
+
 # Verificar Node.js
 if command -v node &> /dev/null; then
-    echo "✅ Node.js instalado: $(node --version)"
+    echo -e "${GREEN}✅ Node.js instalado: $(node --version)${NC}"
 else
-    echo "❌ Node.js no encontrado"
+    echo -e "${RED}❌ Node.js no encontrado${NC}"
+    exit 1
 fi
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-drag-drop.cy.js (2)

112-138: TC-013 doesn't verify the "no API call" assertion from the spec.

The test comment (lines 109-110) states it should verify that NO API call is made when reordering within the same column, but the actual test (lines 136-138) explicitly skips this validation. This leaves the key assertion of the test case uncovered.

Consider adding verification that the API was not called:

     // El conteo no debería cambiar
     cy.getCandidatesCountInStage('Initial Screening').should('equal', 2);
 
-    // Nota: No validamos si se llamó o no al API porque el comportamiento
-    // puede variar según la implementación de react-beautiful-dnd
+    // Verificar que no se llamó al API para reordenamiento dentro de la misma columna
+    cy.get('@updateCandidate.all').should('have.length', 0);
   });

159-178: TC-014 uses inconsistent drag approach and fixed waits.

This test uses raw mousedown/mouseup triggers with fixed cy.wait() delays instead of the custom dragCandidateToStage command used elsewhere. Fixed waits (lines 163, 170) are a known anti-pattern in Cypress that can cause flaky tests.

Additionally, the raw mouse events may not properly simulate a cancelled drag in react-beautiful-dnd. Consider using the ESC key approach mentioned in the spec (TC-014 title mentions "ESC o soltar fuera"):

     cy.contains('.card-title', 'John Doe')
       .closest('.card.mb-2')
-      .trigger('mousedown', { button: 0, force: true })
-      .wait(100);
-    
-    // Soltar en el título (área no-droppable)
-    cy.get('h2.text-center')
-      .trigger('mouseup', { force: true });
-
-    // Esperar un momento por si hay animaciones
-    cy.wait(500);
+      .realMouseDown({ button: 'left', position: 'center' })
+      .realPress('Escape');  // Cancel drag with ESC key
+    
+    // Wait for react-beautiful-dnd animation to complete
+    cy.get('.card.mb-2').should('not.have.class', 'dragging');
docs/TEST_SPECIFICATION.md (1)

83-84: Format bare URLs as proper Markdown links.

Bare URLs should be formatted as clickable links for better readability and accessibility:

 #### Precondiciones
-- Backend corriendo en http://localhost:3010
-- Frontend corriendo en http://localhost:3000
+- Backend corriendo en `http://localhost:3010`
+- Frontend corriendo en `http://localhost:3000`
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-edge-cases.cy.js (1)

97-108: Test title is misleading - this doesn't actually detect memory leaks.

The test "Verificar No Hay Memory Leaks" only verifies UI stability after multiple operations. Cypress cannot detect actual JavaScript memory leaks. Consider renaming to accurately reflect what's being tested:

-  /**
-   * TC-023: Verificar No Hay Memory Leaks en Múltiples Drag & Drops
-   * 
-   * Prioridad: Baja
-   * Tags: @performance @edge-case
-   * 
-   * Verifica que realizar múltiples drag & drops no causa degradación
-   * de performance o memory leaks.
+  /**
+   * TC-023: Verificar Estabilidad de UI tras Múltiples Drag & Drops
+   * 
+   * Prioridad: Baja
+   * Tags: @stability @edge-case
+   * 
+   * Verifica que realizar múltiples drag & drops no causa degradación
+   * visible de la UI ni errores de estado.
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-data-verification.cy.js (1)

166-169: Simplify empty candidates intercept - fixture loading is unnecessary.

The fixture is loaded but never used since you're intercepting with an empty array anyway:

   it('should handle position with no candidates gracefully', { 
     tags: ['@regression', '@edge-case', '@sin-candidatos'] 
   }, () => {
     // Interceptar API con lista vacía de candidatos
-    cy.fixture('candidates').then(() => {
-      cy.intercept('GET', '**/positions/1/candidates', { body: [] }).as('getEmptyCandidates');
-    });
+    cy.intercept('GET', '**/positions/1/candidates', []).as('getEmptyCandidates');
frontend/cypress/support/commands.js (1)

72-84: Fixed waits may cause flaky tests.

The hardcoded .wait(150) and .wait(500) delays (lines 74, 79, 84) are anti-patterns that can cause flaky tests on slower machines or pass too quickly on faster ones.

Consider using Cypress's built-in retry mechanisms:

       cy.get('@sourceCard')
         .realMouseDown({ button: 'left', position: 'center' })
-        .wait(150);
+        .should('have.attr', 'data-rbd-drag-handle-draggable-id'); // Wait for drag to initialize
       
       cy.get('@targetColumn')
-        .realMouseMove(targetCenterX, targetCenterY, { position: 'center' })
-        .wait(150);
+        .realMouseMove(0, 0, { position: 'center' });
       
       cy.get('@targetColumn')
-        .realMouseUp()
-        .wait(500); // Esperar animaciones de react-beautiful-dnd
+        .realMouseUp();
+      
+      // Wait for drag to complete by checking UI state
+      cy.get('@sourceCard').should('not.have.css', 'position', 'fixed');

Note: The exact selectors/attributes depend on react-beautiful-dnd's implementation. Test and adjust based on actual DOM changes during drag.

frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-api-integration.cy.js (2)

41-56: Hardcoded IDs create fragile coupling to fixture data.

Lines 48-49 hardcode applicationId: 101 and currentInterviewStep: 2 which must match the fixtures exactly. If fixtures are updated, this test will fail with a misleading assertion error rather than clearly indicating a data mismatch.

Consider extracting expected values from fixtures or using a more flexible approach:

   it('should send PUT request with correct payload when moving candidate', { 
     tags: ['@smoke', '@api', '@high-priority', '@validacion-payload'] 
   }, () => {
+    // Load expected values from fixture for maintainability
+    cy.fixture('candidates').then(candidates => {
+      const johnDoe = candidates.position1.find(c => c.fullName === 'John Doe');
+      const expectedAppId = johnDoe.applicationId;
+      
       // Interceptar PUT con validación de payload
       cy.intercept('PUT', '**/candidates/1', (req) => {
-        expect(req.body.applicationId).to.eq(101);
+        expect(req.body.applicationId).to.eq(expectedAppId);
         expect(req.body.currentInterviewStep).to.eq(2);
         req.reply({ statusCode: 200, body: { success: true } });
       }).as('updateCandidateValidated');
+    });

113-116: Fragile assertion checking for error text in body.

Checking cy.get('body').should('not.contain', 'Error') is fragile - it could fail if the word "Error" appears legitimately elsewhere (e.g., in stage names, documentation text, or debugging UI). Consider checking for specific error UI elements instead:

     // Verificar que no hay mensajes de error visibles
-    cy.get('body').should('not.contain', 'Error');
-    cy.get('body').should('not.contain', 'Failed');
+    cy.get('[data-testid="error-message"]').should('not.exist');
+    // Or if no test IDs exist, check for specific error UI patterns:
+    cy.get('.alert-danger, .error-toast, .error-banner').should('not.exist');

If test IDs aren't available, this may be acceptable as a smoke check, but add a comment explaining the limitation.

Comment on lines +13 to +20
1. [Introducción](#introducción)
2. [Alcance](#alcance)
3. [Test Cases - Carga de Página](#test-cases---carga-de-página)
4. [Test Cases - Verificación de Datos](#test-cases---verificación-de-datos)
5. [Test Cases - Drag & Drop](#test-cases---drag--drop)
6. [Test Cases - Integración API](#test-cases---integración-api)
7. [Test Cases - Validaciones y Edge Cases](#test-cases---validaciones-y-edge-cases)
8. [Resumen de Cobertura](#resumen-de-cobertura)
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Table of contents links are broken.

The anchor links in the table of contents don't match the actual heading IDs. Markdown anchors are auto-generated from headings by converting to lowercase and replacing spaces with hyphens. These links need to be updated:

 1. [Introducción](#introducción)
 2. [Alcance](#alcance)
-3. [Test Cases - Carga de Página](#test-cases---carga-de-página)
-4. [Test Cases - Verificación de Datos](#test-cases---verificación-de-datos)
-5. [Test Cases - Drag & Drop](#test-cases---drag--drop)
-6. [Test Cases - Integración API](#test-cases---integración-api)
-7. [Test Cases - Validaciones y Edge Cases](#test-cases---validaciones-y-edge-cases)
-8. [Resumen de Cobertura](#resumen-de-cobertura)
+3. [Test Cases - Carga de Página](#3-test-cases---carga-de-página)
+4. [Test Cases - Verificación de Datos](#4-test-cases---verificación-de-datos)
+5. [Test Cases - Drag & Drop](#5-test-cases---drag--drop)
+6. [Test Cases - Integración API](#6-test-cases---integración-api)
+7. [Test Cases - Validaciones y Edge Cases](#7-test-cases---validaciones-y-edge-cases)
+8. [Resumen de Cobertura](#8-resumen-de-cobertura)

Alternatively, remove section numbers from the headings themselves to match the anchor format in the TOC.

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1. [Introducción](#introducción)
2. [Alcance](#alcance)
3. [Test Cases - Carga de Página](#test-cases---carga-de-página)
4. [Test Cases - Verificación de Datos](#test-cases---verificación-de-datos)
5. [Test Cases - Drag & Drop](#test-cases---drag--drop)
6. [Test Cases - Integración API](#test-cases---integración-api)
7. [Test Cases - Validaciones y Edge Cases](#test-cases---validaciones-y-edge-cases)
8. [Resumen de Cobertura](#resumen-de-cobertura)
1. [Introducción](#introducción)
2. [Alcance](#alcance)
3. [Test Cases - Carga de Página](#3-test-cases---carga-de-página)
4. [Test Cases - Verificación de Datos](#4-test-cases---verificación-de-datos)
5. [Test Cases - Drag & Drop](#5-test-cases---drag--drop)
6. [Test Cases - Integración API](#6-test-cases---integración-api)
7. [Test Cases - Validaciones y Edge Cases](#7-test-cases---validaciones-y-edge-cases)
8. [Resumen de Cobertura](#8-resumen-de-cobertura)
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anchor links do not match the auto-generated heading IDs; update each TOC link
so it matches the Markdown-generated anchor (lowercase, spaces -> hyphens,
remove or convert special characters like ó/ñ to their normalized forms) — e.g.
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Comment on lines +226 to +231
// Verificar que cada candidato esperado está presente exactamente una vez
expectedCandidates.forEach(candidateName => {
cy.contains('.card-title', candidateName)
.should('have.length', 1)
.and('be.visible');
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Redundant length assertion with cy.contains().

cy.contains() already returns a single element (the first match). The .should('have.length', 1) assertion will always pass for any found element and doesn't verify uniqueness. To properly check for exactly one occurrence, use cy.get() with :contains():

     // Verificar que cada candidato esperado está presente exactamente una vez
     expectedCandidates.forEach(candidateName => {
-      cy.contains('.card-title', candidateName)
-        .should('have.length', 1)
+      cy.get(`.card-title:contains("${candidateName}")`)
+        .should('have.length', 1)  // Now properly validates uniqueness
         .and('be.visible');
     });
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-data-verification.cy.js around lines
226–231, the test uses cy.contains() then asserts .should('have.length', 1),
which is redundant because cy.contains() yields the first match and cannot
verify uniqueness; change the selection to query all '.card-title' elements that
contain the candidate text (use cy.get with a :contains(text) CSS selector or
get all '.card-title' then filter by text) and then assert that the resulting
set has length 1 and is visible to ensure exactly one occurrence.

Comment on lines +122 to +137
// Realizar 10 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
// Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {
// Alternar entre mover a Technical Interview y de vuelta a Initial Screening
if (i % 2 === 0) {
// Mover John Doe a Technical Interview
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Technical Interview`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
} else {
// Mover John Doe de vuelta a Initial Screening
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Initial Screening`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Initial Screening');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
}
});
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Iteration count mismatch: comment says 10, code does 5.

The comment on lines 106-107 states "Este test realiza 10 operaciones consecutivas" but Cypress._.times(5, ...) only runs 5 iterations. Each iteration does one drag, so only 5 operations are performed, not 10.

-    // Realizar 10 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
+    // Realizar 5 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
     // Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
     Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {

Or update the code to match the spec:

-    Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {
+    Cypress._.times(10, (i) => {
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// Realizar 10 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
// Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {
// Alternar entre mover a Technical Interview y de vuelta a Initial Screening
if (i % 2 === 0) {
// Mover John Doe a Technical Interview
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Technical Interview`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
} else {
// Mover John Doe de vuelta a Initial Screening
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Initial Screening`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Initial Screening');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
}
});
// Realizar 5 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
// Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {
// Alternar entre mover a Technical Interview y de vuelta a Initial Screening
if (i % 2 === 0) {
// Mover John Doe a Technical Interview
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Technical Interview`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
} else {
// Mover John Doe de vuelta a Initial Screening
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Initial Screening`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Initial Screening');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
}
});
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// Realizar 10 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
// Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
Cypress._.times(5, (i) => {
// Alternar entre mover a Technical Interview y de vuelta a Initial Screening
if (i % 2 === 0) {
// Mover John Doe a Technical Interview
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Technical Interview`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
} else {
// Mover John Doe de vuelta a Initial Screening
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Initial Screening`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Initial Screening');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
}
});
// Realizar 10 operaciones de drag & drop alternando entre columnas
// Esto simula uso intensivo del drag & drop
Cypress._.times(10, (i) => {
// Alternar entre mover a Technical Interview y de vuelta a Initial Screening
if (i % 2 === 0) {
// Mover John Doe a Technical Interview
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Technical Interview`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
} else {
// Mover John Doe de vuelta a Initial Screening
cy.log(`Operación ${i * 2 + 1}: Moviendo John Doe a Initial Screening`);
cy.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Initial Screening');
cy.wait('@updateCandidate', { timeout: 10000 });
}
});
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In frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-edge-cases.cy.js around lines 122 to
137, the comment says the test performs 10 consecutive drag operations but the
code uses Cypress._.times(5, ...) which only executes 5 operations; update the
loop to perform 10 drags (e.g., change Cypress._.times(5, ...) to
Cypress._.times(10, ...)) so the implementation matches the spec, or
alternatively update the comment to state 5 operations if you intend to keep the
current loop; ensure logging and the cy.wait('@updateCandidate') calls remain
aligned with each drag.

Comment on lines +144 to +150
it('should load page without console errors', { tags: ['@regression', '@carga-pagina'] }, () => {
// Cypress automáticamente falla si hay errores de consola no capturados
// Este test verifica que la página está completamente funcional
cy.get('h2.text-center').should('be.visible');
cy.get('.card-header').should('have.length', 4);
cy.get('.card-body').should('have.length.greaterThan', 0);
});
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Misleading comment about automatic console error detection.

The comment on lines 145-146 states "Cypress automáticamente falla si hay errores de consola no capturados" but this is incorrect. Cypress does not automatically fail on console errors by default. You need to explicitly configure this behavior.

To actually catch console errors, add to cypress/support/e2e.js:

Cypress.on('window:before:load', (win) => {
  cy.stub(win.console, 'error').callsFake((msg) => {
    throw new Error(`Console error: ${msg}`);
  });
});

Or update the comment to reflect current behavior:

   it('should load page without console errors', { tags: ['@regression', '@carga-pagina'] }, () => {
-    // Cypress automáticamente falla si hay errores de consola no capturados
-    // Este test verifica que la página está completamente funcional
+    // Este test verifica que la página carga con todos sus elementos funcionales
+    // Nota: La detección de errores de consola requiere configuración adicional
     cy.get('h2.text-center').should('be.visible');
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position-load.cy.js around lines 144 to 150,
the inline comment incorrectly claims "Cypress automáticamente falla si hay
errores de consola no capturados"; update the comment to state that Cypress does
not fail on console errors by default and either remove the misleading sentence
or replace it with a note instructing developers to add an explicit
console-error stub in cypress/support/e2e.js if they want tests to fail on
console.error (provide the suggested Cypress.on('window:before:load'...)
approach in the support file instead of this test file).

Comment on lines +71 to +79
## 🎯 Cobertura de Tests

| Área | Descripción | Estado |
|------|-------------|--------|
| **Carga de Página** | Verificación de título, columnas, estructura | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **Datos** | Validación de candidatos en columnas correctas | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **Drag & Drop** | Interacciones de arrastrar y soltar | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **API Integration** | Validación de requests/responses | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |

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Update test coverage status table.

The coverage table shows tests as "⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3" but according to the PR summary, 23 tests have been added. Please update the status to reflect the actual implementation state.

Apply this update to reflect current implementation:

 | Área | Descripción | Estado |
 |------|-------------|--------|
-| **Carga de Página** | Verificación de título, columnas, estructura | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
-| **Datos** | Validación de candidatos en columnas correctas | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
-| **Drag & Drop** | Interacciones de arrastrar y soltar | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
-| **API Integration** | Validación de requests/responses | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
+| **Carga de Página** | Verificación de título, columnas, estructura | ✅ Implementado |
+| **Datos** | Validación de candidatos en columnas correctas | ✅ Implementado |
+| **Drag & Drop** | Interacciones de arrastrar y soltar | ✅ Implementado |
+| **API Integration** | Validación de requests/responses | ✅ Implementado |
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## 🎯 Cobertura de Tests
| Área | Descripción | Estado |
|------|-------------|--------|
| **Carga de Página** | Verificación de título, columnas, estructura | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **Datos** | Validación de candidatos en columnas correctas | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **Drag & Drop** | Interacciones de arrastrar y soltar | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
| **API Integration** | Validación de requests/responses | ⏳ Pendiente Etapa 3 |
## 🎯 Cobertura de Tests
| Área | Descripción | Estado |
|------|-------------|--------|
| **Carga de Página** | Verificación de título, columnas, estructura | ✅ Implementado |
| **Datos** | Validación de candidatos en columnas correctas | ✅ Implementado |
| **Drag & Drop** | Interacciones de arrastrar y soltar | ✅ Implementado |
| **API Integration** | Validación de requests/responses | ✅ Implementado |
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Comment on lines +61 to +87
cy.get('@sourceCard').then($source => {
cy.get('@targetColumn').then($target => {
const sourceRect = $source[0].getBoundingClientRect();
const targetRect = $target[0].getBoundingClientRect();

const sourceCenterX = sourceRect.left + sourceRect.width / 2;
const sourceCenterY = sourceRect.top + sourceRect.height / 2;
const targetCenterX = targetRect.left + targetRect.width / 2;
const targetCenterY = targetRect.top + targetRect.height / 2;

// Usar eventos reales de mouse para react-beautiful-dnd
cy.get('@sourceCard')
.realMouseDown({ button: 'left', position: 'center' })
.wait(150);

// Mover el mouse hacia el objetivo
cy.get('@targetColumn')
.realMouseMove(targetCenterX, targetCenterY, { position: 'center' })
.wait(150);

// Soltar
cy.get('@targetColumn')
.realMouseUp()
.wait(500); // Esperar animaciones de react-beautiful-dnd
});
});
});
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

🧩 Analysis chain

🌐 Web query:

cypress-real-events realMouseMove API documentation parameters

💡 Result:

Summary — cy.realMouseMove(x, y, options)

  • Signature: cy.get(selector).realMouseMove(x, y) or cy.get(selector).realMouseMove(x, y, options). [1][2]

  • Positional args:

    • x: number — horizontal offset in pixels (moves mouse by this amount from the chosen origin). [1][2]
    • y: number — vertical offset in pixels. [1][2]
  • Options (object):

    • position?: "topLeft" | "top" | "topRight" | "left" | "center" | "right" | "bottomLeft" | "bottom" | "bottomRight" — origin point inside the subject. [1][2]
    • scrollBehavior?: "center" | "top" | "bottom" | "nearest" | false — how to scroll the element into view. [1][2]
    • shiftKey?: boolean — whether Shift is pressed during move. [3]
    • altKey?: boolean — whether Alt is pressed during move. [3]
    • ctrlKey?: boolean — whether Ctrl is pressed during move. [3]
    • metaKey?: boolean — whether Meta (Cmd/Win) is pressed during move. [3]

Sources: npm package README and repo docs for cypress-real-events. [1][2][3]


Dead code and incorrect realMouseMove usage with absolute coordinates.

Lines 66-69 compute absolute page coordinates using getBoundingClientRect(), but realMouseMove() expects relative pixel offsets from the origin specified by the position option. When { position: 'center' } is used, x and y should be offsets from the element's center, not absolute page coordinates. The computed targetCenterX and targetCenterY values are incompatible with the API and effectively unused.

Simplify to:

   cy.get('@sourceCard').then($source => {
     cy.get('@targetColumn').then($target => {
-      const sourceRect = $source[0].getBoundingClientRect();
-      const targetRect = $target[0].getBoundingClientRect();
-      
-      const sourceCenterX = sourceRect.left + sourceRect.width / 2;
-      const sourceCenterY = sourceRect.top + sourceRect.height / 2;
-      const targetCenterX = targetRect.left + targetRect.width / 2;
-      const targetCenterY = targetRect.top + targetRect.height / 2;
-      
       // Usar eventos reales de mouse para react-beautiful-dnd
       cy.get('@sourceCard')
         .realMouseDown({ button: 'left', position: 'center' })
         .wait(150);
       
       // Mover el mouse hacia el objetivo
       cy.get('@targetColumn')
-        .realMouseMove(targetCenterX, targetCenterY, { position: 'center' })
+        .realMouseMove(0, 0, { position: 'center' })
         .wait(150);
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/cypress/support/commands.js around lines 61 to 87, the code computes
absolute page coordinates via getBoundingClientRect() (sourceCenterX/Y and
targetCenterX/Y) but then passes absolute coordinates to realMouseMove with {
position: 'center' }, which expects offsets relative to the origin element — the
absolute values are incorrect and effectively unused. Fix by removing the dead
absolute-coordinate usage and instead compute relative offsets: offsetX =
targetCenterX - sourceCenterX and offsetY = targetCenterY - sourceCenterY, then
call realMouseMove on the source element with those offsets and { position:
'center' } (or simply use realMouseMove on the target element with no coords and
{ position: 'center' } if you want to move to its center); also ensure the
mouseDown is performed on the source and mouseUp on the target and delete the
unused rect variables and incorrect realMouseMove call.

Comment on lines +59 to 63
"devDependencies": {
"@cypress/grep": "^5.0.0",
"cypress": "^15.7.1",
"cypress-real-events": "^1.15.0"
}
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🌐 Web query:

Cypress 15.7.1 @cypress/grep 5.0.0 cypress-real-events 1.15.0 compatibility

💡 Result:

Short answer

  • @cypress/grep@5.0.0 — compatible with Cypress 15.7.1. Cypress added official support for @cypress/grep in the v15.x series. [1][2]
  • cypress-real-events@1.15.0 — NOT officially compatible with Cypress 15.x (peer dependency range stops at v14); installing with Cypress 15 can produce ERESOLVE peer‑dependency errors. Workarounds: install with --legacy-peer-deps / --force or use a version of cypress-real-events that updates its peerDeps (or wait for an upstream release). [3][4]

Sources

  1. Cypress changelog / notes showing @cypress/grep support added in the v15 line. [Cypress changelog]. [1]
  2. @cypress/grep package listing (v5.0.0). [@cypress/grep listing]. [2]
  3. GitHub issue reporting ERESOLVE / peerDependency conflict between cypress-real-events (1.14/1.15) and Cypress 15.0.0. [cypress-io/cypress issue #32570]. [3]
  4. cypress-real-events npm listing (shows current v1.15.0). [cypress-real-events npm]. [4]

If you want, I can show the exact peerDependency lines and npm error text or suggest the safest installation commands for your package manager.


🌐 Web query:

cypress-real-events 1.15.0 react-beautiful-dnd drag drop support

💡 Result:

Short answer: yes — cypress-real-events (v1.15.0) provides native mouse/keyboard events (via CDP) that can be used to drive drag-and-drop libraries such as react‑beautiful‑dnd in Chromium-based browsers, but note two practical caveats: it only works in Chromium browsers (not Firefox), and there are documented peer-dependency/compatibility issues with Cypress 15+ that you may need to work around. [1][2][3]

Sources

  • npm package / latest version (1.15.0). [1]
  • cypress-real-events README: explains real native mouse/key events (cy.realMouseDown, cy.realMouseMove, cy.realMouseUp, cy.realClick, etc.) used to simulate real user drag/drop. (Chromium-only, uses CDP). [2]
  • GitHub issue reporting peer-dependency conflict with Cypress 15+ (means you may need --legacy-peer-deps or a workaround until upstream support). [3]

If you want, I can show a minimal Cypress test using cy.realMouseDown / realMouseMove / realMouseUp to drag a react-beautiful-dnd item (with example code and required config).


Fix Cypress dependency peer-dependency conflict.

@cypress/grep@5.0.0 is compatible with Cypress 15.7.1, but cypress-real-events@1.15.0 has a peer-dependency incompatibility with Cypress 15.x (its declared range stops at v14). This will produce ERESOLVE errors during installation. You must either:

  • Install with --legacy-peer-deps or --force flag, or
  • Upgrade to a version of cypress-real-events that updates its peer-dependency range for Cypress 15+, or
  • Downgrade Cypress to v14.x

Note: cypress-real-events@1.15.0 does support react-beautiful-dnd drag-and-drop interactions, but only in Chromium-based browsers (not Firefox).

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💬 QA de nivel profesional, con una limitación técnica muy bien gestionada

✅ Fortalezas

  • Has diseñado y ejecutado un proceso de QA completo: planificación, implementación de suites E2E, revisión formal de calidad y un plan de acción de próxima iteración muy bien estructurado.
  • La documentación específica de testing (README de Cypress, QA_REVIEW_REPORT, NEXT_ITERATION_ACTION_PLAN) está a nivel de proyecto real: explica estructura, cobertura, métricas, limitaciones técnicas y roadmap futuro.
  • La suite de tests de position está muy bien organizada por responsabilidad (carga, datos, drag & drop, API, edge cases), usando fixtures, intercepts y comandos personalizados para maximizar mantenibilidad.
  • Has identificado y documentado de forma ejemplar la incompatibilidad entre Cypress y react-beautiful-dnd, proponiendo alternativas realistas (tests de API directos, testing manual, evaluación de Playwright y cambio de librería DnD).

🛠️ Recomendaciones

  • Da un paso más y materializa ya la suite de tests de API “directa” que propones en el plan, para demostrar el flujo completo de actualización de fase aunque el drag visual siga limitado.
  • Reduce la dependencia de clases CSS y texto en los selectores añadiendo data-testid/data-cy en los componentes clave, y ajustando los comandos personalizados para apoyarse en esos atributos.
  • Revisa y documenta claramente los cy.wait asociados a drag & drop, explicando qué parte es una limitación técnica de la librería y qué parte es comportamiento estable que sí se puede garantizar.
  • Añade un pequeño documento o sección de resumen (tipo prompts-iniciales.md o TL;DR en el README) pensado específicamente para el revisor: cómo ejecutar, qué cubre cada suite y qué limitaciones debe conocer antes de leer el resto.

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@PetraZeta gracias por la revisión, intentaré realizar hoy en la noche luego de la jornada laboral las recomendaciones para entregar el ejercicio lo más completo posible. Agradecida por el tiempo que se toman en dar feedback, para mí tiene un valor incalculable!

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