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📋 Descripción

Este PR implementa una suite completa de pruebas End-to-End (E2E) para la interfaz de gestión de posiciones utilizando Cypress y el patrón Page Object Model (POM). Las pruebas cubren todos los requisitos especificados en docs/requirements.md, incluyendo la carga de página y la funcionalidad de drag-and-drop para cambiar fases de candidatos.

🎯 Objetivos Cumplidos

Carga de la Página de Position

  • Verificación del título de la posición
  • Verificación de columnas por fase del proceso de contratación
  • Verificación de tarjetas de candidatos en columnas correctas

Cambio de Fase de un Candidato

  • Simulación de drag-and-drop entre columnas
  • Verificación del movimiento visual de tarjetas
  • Verificación de actualización en backend (PUT /candidates/:id)

📊 Estadísticas

  • Total de Pruebas: 19 pruebas E2E
  • Page Objects: 5 clases
  • Component Objects: 2 clases
  • Comandos Personalizados: 3 comandos
  • Fixtures: 3 archivos JSON
  • Documentación: 4 documentos principales

🚀 Cambios Principales

Configuración y Setup

  • ✅ Instalación de Cypress 15.7.1
  • ✅ Instalación de @4tw/cypress-drag-drop 2.3.1
  • ✅ Configuración de cypress.config.js
  • ✅ Scripts npm para ejecutar pruebas

Arquitectura Page Object Model

  • BasePage - Clase base con métodos comunes
  • PositionsListPage - Page Object para lista de posiciones
  • PositionDetailsPage - Page Object para detalles de posición
  • StageColumnComponent - Component Object para columnas
  • CandidateCardComponent - Component Object para tarjetas

Fixtures y Datos de Prueba

  • interviewFlows.json - Datos de flujo de entrevista
  • candidates.json - Datos de candidatos (6 candidatos distribuidos)
  • positions.json - Datos de posiciones
  • ✅ Helpers para manipular datos de prueba

Pruebas Implementadas

Carga de Página (7 pruebas)

  1. Verificación del título de la posición
  2. Verificación de columnas de fase
  3. Verificación de distribución de candidatos
  4. Verificación de distribución completa
  5. Verificación de ratings de candidatos
  6. Verificación de visibilidad de columnas
  7. Prueba de navegación

Drag-and-Drop (5 pruebas)

  1. Drag-and-drop básico (movimiento visual)
  2. Verificación de actualización en backend
  3. Drag-and-drop a columna vacía
  4. Mantener orden de candidatos
  5. Múltiples operaciones de drag-and-drop

Edge Cases y Manejo de Errores (6 pruebas)

  1. Manejo de error 500 en actualización
  2. Manejo de error de red
  3. Arrastrar candidato a la misma columna
  4. Arrastrar a columna vacía
  5. Múltiples candidatos en columna
  6. Manejo de datos faltantes

Comandos Personalizados

  • cy.waitForApi() - Esperar llamadas API con timeout personalizable
  • cy.verifyApiCall() - Verificar llamadas API con parámetros esperados
  • cy.shouldBeVisibleWithText() - Verificar visibilidad y texto

Documentación

  • docs/e2e-testing-plan.md - Plan detallado de implementación
  • docs/E2E_TESTING_GUIDE.md - Guía completa de uso
  • docs/E2E_TROUBLESHOOTING.md - Guía de solución de problemas
  • docs/E2E_TESTING_SUMMARY.md - Resumen del proyecto
  • frontend/cypress/README.md - Documentación técnica

📁 Archivos Modificados/Creados

Nuevos Archivos

frontend/cypress/
├── config.js
├── e2e/position/position.spec.cy.js
├── fixtures/
│   ├── interviewFlows.json
│   ├── candidates.json
│   ├── positions.json
│   └── README.md
├── support/
│   ├── commands.js
│   ├── e2e.js
│   ├── page-objects/
│   │   ├── BasePage.js
│   │   ├── PositionsListPage.js
│   │   ├── PositionDetailsPage.js
│   │   └── components/
│   │       ├── StageColumnComponent.js
│   │       └── CandidateCardComponent.js
│   └── utils/
│       ├── api-helpers.js
│       └── test-data-helpers.js
└── README.md

docs/
├── e2e-testing-plan.md
├── E2E_TESTING_GUIDE.md
├── E2E_TROUBLESHOOTING.md
└── E2E_TESTING_SUMMARY.md

Archivos Modificados

  • frontend/package.json - Agregados scripts y dependencias de Cypress
  • .gitignore - Mejoras en reglas de exclusión

🧪 Cómo Probar

Requisitos Previos

  1. Frontend corriendo en http://localhost:3000
  2. Backend corriendo en http://localhost:3010
  3. Base de datos configurada con datos de prueba

Ejecutar Pruebas

# Modo interactivo (recomendado para desarrollo)
cd frontend
npm run cypress:open

# Modo headless (CI/CD)
npm run cypress:run

Verificar Pruebas Específicas

# Ejecutar solo pruebas de position
npx cypress run --spec "cypress/e2e/position/position.spec.cy.js"

📚 Documentación

Toda la documentación está disponible en la carpeta docs/:

✅ Checklist

  • Todas las pruebas pasan localmente
  • Código sigue las mejores prácticas de Cypress
  • Page Object Model implementado correctamente
  • Documentación completa y actualizada
  • Fixtures reflejan la estructura real de la API
  • Comandos personalizados documentados
  • Edge cases y manejo de errores cubiertos
  • README actualizado con referencias a documentación

🔍 Revisión Sugerida

Al revisar este PR, por favor verifica:

  1. Estructura de pruebas: ¿Las pruebas están bien organizadas y son mantenibles?
  2. Page Objects: ¿Los Page Objects encapsulan correctamente la lógica de interacción?
  3. Selectores: ¿Los selectores son robustos y no frágiles?
  4. Documentación: ¿La documentación es clara y completa?
  5. Cobertura: ¿Se cubren todos los requisitos especificados?

📝 Notas Adicionales

  • Las pruebas utilizan fixtures para simular respuestas de API, lo que las hace rápidas y confiables
  • El patrón Page Object Model facilita el mantenimiento y la extensión de las pruebas
  • Se incluyen pruebas de edge cases y manejo de errores para robustez
  • La documentación incluye guías de troubleshooting para problemas comunes

🎉 Resultado

Este PR proporciona una base sólida y completa para las pruebas E2E de la interfaz Position. Todas las funcionalidades principales están cubiertas, y la arquitectura permite fácil extensión y mantenimiento.


Tiempo estimado de implementación: 26-34 horas (según plan)
Etapas completadas: 7/7 ✅

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive End-to-End testing framework for the Position interface using Cypress with Page Object Model pattern
    • Implemented drag-and-drop test scenarios for candidate movement between stages
    • Added custom Cypress commands and API interceptors for testing
  • Chores

    • Moved database credentials to environment variables via .env configuration
    • Updated .gitignore with enhanced secret management patterns
    • Added Cypress and drag-drop testing dependencies
    • Added extensive E2E testing documentation and troubleshooting guides

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- Add prisma/**/*.ts to backend/tsconfig.json so prisma seed compiles.
- Add comprehensive codebase analysis at docs/codebase-analysis.md.

NOTE: backend/test-seed.js remains untracked and .gitignore is modified but not staged (intentional).
- Created detailed E2E testing plan using Cypress and Page Object Model
- Includes 7-stage implementation plan with time estimates
- Defines architecture with Page Objects and Component Objects
- Covers page load verification and drag-and-drop functionality
- Includes best practices, configuration examples, and checklists
- Removed **/prisma/migrations/*.sql from .gitignore
- Prisma migration files are source of truth and must be tracked
- Added explanatory comment about migration files importance
- Install Cypress v15.7.1 as dev dependency
- Create cypress.config.js with baseUrl and API configuration
- Set up complete folder structure following Page Object Model pattern
- Create base Page Objects:
  * BasePage.js - Base class for all page objects
  * PositionsListPage.js - Page object for positions list
  * PositionDetailsPage.js - Page object for position details
  * StageColumnComponent.js - Component object for stage columns
  * CandidateCardComponent.js - Component object for candidate cards
- Create utility helpers:
  * api-helpers.js - API interceptors and wait utilities
  * test-data-helpers.js - Test data manipulation utilities
- Add Cypress scripts to package.json:
  * cypress:open - Open interactive test runner
  * cypress:run - Run tests headless
  * cypress:run:headless - Run tests in headless mode
- Create placeholder test file: position.spec.cy.js
- Add README.md with structure documentation

This completes Etapa 1 of the E2E testing plan.
- Create interviewFlows.json fixture with complete interview flow structure
  * 4 interview stages: Initial Review, Technical Interview, Final Interview, Offer
  * Includes positionName and nested structure matching API response

- Create candidates.json fixture with 6 candidates distributed across stages
  * Candidates in different stages for testing various scenarios
  * Includes: candidateId, fullName, currentInterviewStep, applicationId, averageScore
  * Distribution: 2 in Initial Review, 2 in Technical Interview, 1 in Final Interview, 1 in Offer

- Create positions.json fixture with 3 example positions
  * Different statuses: Open, Draft
  * Includes all relevant position fields

- Enhance test-data-helpers.js with additional utility functions:
  * getCandidateById() - Get candidate by ID
  * getCandidateByName() - Get candidate by full name
  * getPositionById() - Get position by ID
  * getStageNames() - Get all stage names from interview flow
  * getStageIdByName() - Get stage ID by name
  * countCandidatesByStage() - Count candidates per stage
  * generateCandidateData() - Generate dynamic candidate data

- Add README.md in fixtures directory with:
  * Documentation of each fixture structure
  * Usage examples
  * Helper function examples
  * Maintenance guidelines

This completes Etapa 2 of the E2E testing plan.
…nctions

- Add clarification in JSDoc that parameter must be the complete fixture object
- Verified that three levels of interviewFlow nesting is correct
- Functions work correctly with interviewFlow.interviewFlow.interviewFlow.interviewSteps path
- This matches the actual fixture structure and API response format
- Enhance BasePage with additional utility methods:
  * waitForElement() - Wait for element visibility with timeout
  * waitForText() - Wait for element to contain specific text
  * verifyUrl() - Verify current URL matches expected
  * scrollTo() - Scroll element into view

- Improve PositionsListPage with real frontend selectors:
  * getPositionCards() - Get all position cards
  * getPositionCardByTitle() - Get specific position card
  * navigateToPositionByTitle() - Navigate by position title
  * verifyPositionExists() - Verify position in list
  * getPositionsCount() - Get total positions count

- Complete PositionDetailsPage with additional methods:
  * getBackButton() / goBackToPositions() - Navigation methods
  * getStageColumnsCount() - Get total stage columns count
  * verifyStageColumnsCount() - Verify expected columns count
  * verifyCandidatesInColumns() - Verify candidate distribution
  * getCandidateCard() - Get specific candidate card

- Enhance StageColumnComponent with advanced methods:
  * getCardBody() - Get column card body
  * getDroppableId() - Get react-beautiful-dnd droppableId
  * getCandidateCard() - Get specific candidate card in column
  * getCandidateNames() - Get all candidate names in column

- Complete CandidateCardComponent with full functionality:
  * getCardBody() - Get card body element
  * getRating() / verifyRating() - Rating verification methods
  * getDraggableId() - Get react-beautiful-dnd draggableId
  * getCandidateId() - Extract candidate ID from draggableId
  * verifyIsVisible() - Verify card visibility

- All selectors based on actual frontend structure:
  * Bootstrap Card components (.card, .card-header, .card-body)
  * react-beautiful-dnd integration (droppableId, draggableId)
  * Real component hierarchy matching PositionDetails.js

This completes Etapa 3 of the E2E testing plan.
- Implementar pruebas E2E para verificación de carga de página
- Configurar interceptores de API en beforeEach
- Agregar pruebas para:
  * Verificación del título de la posición
  * Verificación de columnas de fase (todas las columnas y conteo)
  * Verificación de distribución de candidatos en columnas
  * Verificación de ratings de candidatos
  * Verificación de visibilidad de columnas
  * Prueba de navegación (volver a lista)
- Usar Page Objects y fixtures creados en etapas anteriores
- Preparar estructura para Etapa 5 (drag-and-drop)
- Instalar @4tw/cypress-drag-drop para soporte de drag-and-drop
- Configurar comando de drag-and-drop en commands.js
- Implementar método dragTo() en CandidateCardComponent
- Agregar helpers para interceptar PUT /candidates/:id
  * setupCandidateUpdateInterceptor()
  * waitForCandidateUpdate()
- Agregar métodos helper al PositionDetailsPage:
  * dragCandidateToStage()
  * verifyCandidateInStage()
  * verifyCandidateNotInStage()
- Implementar 5 pruebas de drag-and-drop:
  * Drag-and-drop básico (movimiento visual)
  * Verificación de actualización en backend
  * Drag-and-drop a columna vacía
  * Mantener orden de candidatos
  * Múltiples operaciones de drag-and-drop
- Todas las pruebas verifican movimiento visual y actualización en backend
- Agregar 3 comandos personalizados de Cypress:
  * cy.waitForApi() - Esperar llamadas API con timeout personalizable
  * cy.verifyApiCall() - Verificar llamadas API con parámetros esperados
  * cy.shouldBeVisibleWithText() - Verificar visibilidad y texto
- Agregar 6 pruebas de edge cases y manejo de errores:
  * Manejo de error 500 en actualización de candidato
  * Manejo de error de red (network error)
  * Arrastrar candidato a la misma columna
  * Arrastrar a columna vacía
  * Múltiples candidatos en la misma columna
  * Manejo de datos faltantes en carga de página
- Mejorar documentación en README:
  * Documentación de comandos personalizados con ejemplos
  * Estructura de pruebas explicada
  * Mejores prácticas de testing
  * Guía de troubleshooting
  * Recursos adicionales
- Las pruebas ahora cubren casos límite y escenarios de error
- Crear guía completa de uso (E2E_TESTING_GUIDE.md):
  * Inicio rápido y requisitos previos
  * Cómo ejecutar pruebas (interactivo y headless)
  * Cómo agregar nuevas pruebas con ejemplos
  * Guía completa de Page Objects
  * Uso de fixtures y datos de prueba
  * Comandos personalizados disponibles
  * Mejores prácticas de testing
- Crear guía de troubleshooting (E2E_TROUBLESHOOTING.md):
  * Problemas de configuración y soluciones
  * Problemas de ejecución y timing
  * Problemas de selectores y drag-and-drop
  * Problemas de API e interceptores
  * Guía completa de debugging
  * Comandos útiles para debugging
- Crear resumen del proyecto (E2E_TESTING_SUMMARY.md):
  * Visión general y estadísticas completas
  * Estructura del proyecto detallada
  * Lista de todas las etapas completadas
  * Lista de todas las pruebas (19 pruebas)
  * Tecnologías utilizadas
  * Cobertura de requisitos
  * Próximos pasos opcionales
- Actualizar README de Cypress con referencias a nueva documentación
- Proyecto de testing E2E completamente documentado y listo para uso
- Crear directorio prompts/ con análisis detallado de todos los prompts
- Incluir clasificación por categorías temáticas (6 categorías)
- Documentar todas las 7 etapas del plan de implementación
- Incluir Etapas 1 y 2 (implícitas) y prompt generador del documento
- Agregar métricas, patrones y observaciones de la sesión
- Actualizar .gitignore para incluir directorio prompts en documentación
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Walkthrough

Environment configuration is refactored to use example templates and runtime variables instead of hardcoded credentials. Database URL in Prisma schema is updated to use environment variables. Comprehensive End-to-End testing infrastructure is added using Cypress with Page Object Model, including configuration, page objects, test utilities, fixtures, and a full test suite for the Position interface.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Environment & Secrets Configuration
.env, .env.example, .gitignore, docs/ENV_USAGE.md
Root-level .env files updated to remove hardcoded secrets and database credentials. New .env.example added with placeholder environment variables for reference. .gitignore expanded with comprehensive patterns for environment files, secrets, and sensitive data. New documentation guide added for safe environment variable handling practices.
Backend Configuration
backend/.env, backend/.env.example, backend/prisma/schema.prisma, backend/tsconfig.json
Backend .env cleaned of database configuration. New .env.example with placeholder values created for reference. Prisma datasource URL updated from hardcoded PostgreSQL connection string to runtime env("DATABASE_URL"). TypeScript config updated to include prisma/**/*.ts files in compilation.
Cypress Test Framework & Configuration
frontend/cypress.config.js, frontend/cypress/support/e2e.js, frontend/cypress/support/commands.js, frontend/cypress/README.md
New Cypress configuration file with base URL, viewport, timeouts, and environment setup. Global support file established for test configuration. Three custom Cypress commands added: waitForApi, verifyApiCall, shouldBeVisibleWithText for test orchestration. Comprehensive README documenting Cypress setup and best practices.
Page Objects & Components
frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/BasePage.js, frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/PositionDetailsPage.js, frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/PositionsListPage.js, frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/components/StageColumnComponent.js, frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/components/CandidateCardComponent.js
Page Object Model hierarchy implemented with BasePage providing core navigation and utilities. PositionDetailsPage and PositionsListPage encapsulate page-specific interactions. Component objects for drag-and-drop enabled stage columns and candidate cards. All classes provide chainable method patterns and verification helpers.
Test Data & Utilities
frontend/cypress/fixtures/candidates.json, frontend/cypress/fixtures/interviewFlows.json, frontend/cypress/fixtures/positions.json, frontend/cypress/fixtures/README.md, frontend/cypress/support/utils/api-helpers.js, frontend/cypress/support/utils/test-data-helpers.js
Three JSON fixture files created with candidate data, interview flow stages, and position details. Fixture README documents structure and usage. API helper utilities for intercepting and validating position and candidate update requests. Test data helpers for filtering, retrieving, and generating candidate and stage data.
E2E Test Suite
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position.spec.cy.js
Comprehensive Position interface test suite covering page load, candidate details, stage verification, navigation, drag-and-drop operations, and error handling scenarios. Uses Page Objects, fixtures, and API interception for realistic test workflows.
Testing & Planning Documentation
docs/E2E_TESTING_GUIDE.md, docs/E2E_TESTING_SUMMARY.md, docs/E2E_TROUBLESHOOTING.md, docs/e2e-testing-plan.md, docs/requirements.md, prompts/prompts-GEZT.md
Multi-part E2E testing documentation including setup guide, summary of test structure and coverage, troubleshooting guide, detailed testing plan with roadmap, functional requirements, and session implementation notes documenting the multi-stage E2E setup process.
Codebase Documentation
docs/codebase-analysis.md
Comprehensive codebase overview describing architecture, tech stack, data models, configuration, scripts, OpenAPI spec, and best practices for the AI4Devs Talent Tracking System.
Frontend Dependencies
frontend/package.json
Added Cypress scripts (open, run, headless). Added devDependencies: cypress and @4tw/cypress-drag-drop for E2E testing support.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~45 minutes

  • Cypress test suite complexity: position.spec.cy.js implements multiple test scenarios with API mocking and drag-and-drop verification requiring careful validation of test logic and coverage
  • Page Object Model architecture: Five page object classes follow consistent patterns but require review for proper abstraction and method clarity
  • API helper logic: setupPositionApiInterceptors and setupCandidateUpdateInterceptor need validation for correct endpoint matching and fixture integration
  • High file count with mixed concerns: 35+ files span configuration, documentation, test code, and utilities, each requiring different review reasoning
  • Environment variable refactoring: Changes span root and backend .env files plus Prisma schema; requires verification that all references properly resolve at runtime

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🐰 A testing journey, now complete,
With Cypress helpers, fixtures neat,
Drag-and-drop by pages clear,
Secrets safe, no credentials here!
The Position suite hops along,
Quality tests, confident and strong! 🥕✨

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docs/codebase-analysis.md (4)

1-50: Verify PR scope alignment—consider splitting this into a separate documentation PR.

This comprehensive codebase analysis is valuable but appears orthogonal to the E2E testing infrastructure changes described in the PR objectives. The PR objectives focus on implementing Cypress E2E tests with Page Object Model for the Position interface, while this 1483-line document provides a complete architectural overview of the entire system.

Recommendation: Consider either:

  • Moving this file to a separate documentation-focused PR
  • Adding a brief section specifically about the E2E testing infrastructure (Cypress setup, test structure, POM implementation) if it's meant to accompany the testing changes
  • Keeping it in this PR only if it's considered foundational documentation for onboarding developers to the testing infrastructure

755-849: Add E2E testing documentation to the API specification section.

The API specification section documents REST endpoints but does not cover the E2E testing approach or test structure. Since this PR introduces comprehensive E2E tests, consider adding a subsection documenting:

  • How the tests use the API endpoints
  • Test data fixtures and their relationship to the API contracts
  • Verification of backend state changes via API calls (e.g., PUT /candidates/:id for drag-and-drop verification)

This would align the documentation with the actual testing infrastructure being added.


1389-1441: Add E2E testing to "Mejoras Técnicas Propuestas" (Recommended Improvements).

The recommendations section suggests containerization, authentication, API versioning, caching, and CI/CD, but does not mention the E2E testing infrastructure that is being implemented in this PR. Consider adding a recommendation entry such as:

"6. E2E Testing with Cypress (✅ Implemented)

  • Page Object Model pattern for maintainability
  • Comprehensive test coverage for user flows
  • Integration with backend API verification
  • CI/CD integration for automated test execution"

This would document the testing improvements being introduced and provide context for future developers.


1-1483: Address Spanish grammar and formatting issues flagged by static analysis.

Static analysis identified approximately 120 grammar and style issues throughout the document, primarily:

  • Capitalization of section headings and list items (e.g., lines 315, 325, 372)
  • Spacing inconsistencies in lists and code blocks (lines 564-567, 1241)
  • Punctuation in bullet points (line 789, 1179)
  • False positives in code/diagram sections (largely ignorable)

Many are minor, but a thorough review and correction pass is recommended for a public-facing documentation file. Priority fixes:

  • Line 1162: "Manifesto" → "Manifiesto" (orthographic error)
  • Line 1434: "Quotas" → consider Spanish alternative; anglicism
  • Lines 1446-1452: Consistency in reference list formatting
frontend/package.json (1)

55-58: Consider pinning exact versions in package.json for E2E test reproducibility.

The caret (^) version ranges allow minor and patch updates, which can introduce subtle test flakiness or behavior changes. For E2E tests where reproducibility is critical, consider using exact versions (cypress: "15.7.1" instead of ^15.7.1) or at minimum tilde ranges (~15.7.1) to lock patch versions.

.env.example (1)

4-8: Consider reordering environment variables for consistency.

The dotenv-linter flagged that CORS_ORIGIN (line 7) should come before NODE_ENV (line 5). While this is a minor style preference, aligning with linter expectations improves consistency across .env templates.

Apply this diff to align with key ordering expectations:

  # Application
- NODE_ENV=development
- PORT=3010
  CORS_ORIGIN=http://localhost:3000
+ NODE_ENV=development
+ PORT=3010
frontend/cypress/fixtures/interviewFlows.json (1)

1-29: Revisa el doble anidamiento interviewFlow.interviewFlow

La estructura actual expone los pasos como interviewFlow.interviewFlow.interviewSteps. Si esto refleja exactamente la respuesta real del backend, perfecto. Si en la API la forma es algo como { interviewFlow: { interviewSteps, positionName } }, te convendría aplanar el fixture para evitar confusión en los selectores de datos.

Por ejemplo, si quisieras simplificar:

-{
-  "interviewFlow": {
-    "interviewFlow": {
-      "interviewSteps": [ /* ... */ ]
-    },
-    "positionName": "Senior Software Engineer"
-  }
-}
+{
+  "interviewFlow": {
+    "interviewSteps": [ /* ... */ ],
+    "positionName": "Senior Software Engineer"
+  }
+}

Confirma que la forma del JSON coincide con el contrato real del endpoint que interceptas antes de cambiar nada.

docs/E2E_TESTING_SUMMARY.md (1)

26-49: Especifica un lenguaje en el bloque de código del árbol de proyecto

El bloque con la estructura de frontend/cypress/ usa ``` sin lenguaje, lo que dispara la regla MD040 de markdownlint. Puedes marcarlo como texto plano para mejorar el linting y la legibilidad:

-```
+```text
 frontend/cypress/
 ├── e2e/
@@
 └── README.md                        # Documentación de Cypress
-```
+```

Resto del resumen se ve muy alineado con el PR.

frontend/cypress.config.js (1)

3-19: Config de Cypress correcta; podrías parametrizar URLs vía variables de entorno

La configuración actual es perfectamente válida para el escenario descrito (frontend en 3000, backend en 3010). Si en el futuro quieres reutilizar las pruebas en CI o en otros entornos, podrías hacer las URLs configurables:

 module.exports = defineConfig({
   e2e: {
-    baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000',
+    baseUrl: process.env.CYPRESS_BASE_URL || 'http://localhost:3000',
@@
-    env: {
-      apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3010'
-    }
+    env: {
+      apiUrl: process.env.CYPRESS_API_URL || 'http://localhost:3010'
+    }
   },
 });

Así puedes ajustar CYPRESS_BASE_URL y CYPRESS_API_URL desde el entorno sin tocar código.

docs/E2E_TROUBLESHOOTING.md (1)

19-36: Añade lenguaje a los bloques de código de mensajes de error

Algunos bloques usados para mostrar mensajes de error usan ``` sin lenguaje (por ejemplo, el de "Cannot find module 'cypress'"), lo que dispara MD040. Puedes marcarlos como texto plano:

-**Síntoma:**
-```
-Error: Cannot find module 'cypress'
-```
+**Síntoma:**
+```text
+Error: Cannot find module 'cypress'
+```

Repetir el mismo ajuste (```text) en los demás bloques similares (ECONNREFUSED, Timed out retrying, cy.wait() timed out..., etc.) dejará el documento alineado con las reglas de markdownlint sin cambiar el contenido.

frontend/cypress/README.md (1)

7-29: Optional: Add language identifier to fenced code block.

The directory structure code block is missing a language identifier. While not critical, adding one improves syntax highlighting and accessibility.

Apply this diff:

-```
+```text
 cypress/
 ├── e2e/                    # Archivos de pruebas E2E
docs/E2E_TESTING_GUIDE.md (1)

144-152: Optional: Add language identifiers to fenced code blocks.

Two code blocks showing directory structure are missing language identifiers (lines 144-152 and 308-312).

For the block at lines 144-152:

-```
+```text
 cypress/support/page-objects/

For the block at lines 308-312:

-```
+```text
 cypress/e2e/

Also applies to: 308-312

frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/components/CandidateCardComponent.js (1)

70-75: Consider explicit error handling for invalid draggableId.

The method returns null when draggableId is falsy, but parseInt(null) would return NaN, not null. Consider explicit validation.

Apply this diff for clearer error handling:

 getCandidateId() {
   return this.getDraggableId().then((draggableId) => {
-    // El draggableId es el candidate.id que es candidateId.toString()
-    return draggableId ? parseInt(draggableId) : null;
+    if (!draggableId) {
+      return null;
+    }
+    const id = parseInt(draggableId, 10);
+    return isNaN(id) ? null : id;
   });
 }
frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/components/StageColumnComponent.js (1)

44-57: Consider optimizing getDroppableId() implementation.

The current implementation iterates through all headers to find the index. This could be simplified using Cypress commands more idiomatically.

Apply this diff for a more Cypress-idiomatic approach:

 getDroppableId() {
-  // Necesitamos encontrar el índice de esta columna
-  // Esto se puede hacer contando las columnas anteriores
-  return cy.get('.card-header').then(($headers) => {
-    let index = -1;
-    for (let i = 0; i < $headers.length; i++) {
-      if ($headers.eq(i).text().includes(this.stageName)) {
-        index = i;
-        break;
-      }
-    }
-    return index.toString();
-  });
+  return this.getTitle().then(($title) => {
+    return cy.get('.card-header').then(($headers) => {
+      const index = Array.from($headers).findIndex(header => 
+        Cypress.$(header).text().includes(this.stageName)
+      );
+      return index >= 0 ? index.toString() : null;
+    });
+  });
 }
frontend/cypress/e2e/position/position.spec.cy.js (2)

192-192: Consider replacing hardcoded animation waits with robust assertions.

Multiple tests use cy.wait(500) to wait for drag-and-drop animations to complete. This approach can be fragile and slow down test execution.

Replace hardcoded waits with assertions that wait for the expected state:

 // Arrastrar John Doe a Technical Interview
 positionDetailsPage.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
 
-// Esperar un momento para que se complete la animación
-cy.wait(500);
-
 // Verificar que John Doe se movió a Technical Interview
+// Cypress will automatically retry this assertion until it passes
 positionDetailsPage.verifyCandidateInStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');

This approach:

  • Eliminates arbitrary wait times
  • Makes tests faster when animations complete quickly
  • Still waits as long as needed when animations are slow
  • More resilient to timing variations

Also applies to: 252-252, 284-284, 305-305, 310-310, 316-316, 340-340, 364-364, 385-385, 405-405, 431-431


351-369: Optional: Add explicit error state verification for network errors.

The network error test (lines 351-369) logs that the error was handled but doesn't verify the frontend's error handling behavior. Consider adding assertions for error UI states if the application displays error messages.

If the application shows error messages or UI feedback for network errors, add verification:

it('should handle network error gracefully', () => {
  // ... existing setup ...
  
  // Intentar arrastrar candidato
  positionDetailsPage.dragCandidateToStage('John Doe', 'Technical Interview');
  cy.wait(500);
  
  // Verify error UI is displayed (if applicable)
  cy.get('[data-testid="error-message"]').should('be.visible');
  // Or verify candidate remains in original position
  positionDetailsPage.verifyCandidateInStage('John Doe', 'Initial Review');
  
  cy.log('Network error handled gracefully');
});
frontend/cypress/support/utils/api-helpers.js (1)

5-16: Align JSDoc types with how the helpers are actually used

In setupPositionApiInterceptors the documented types don’t match runtime usage:

  • positionId is documented as string, but tests are likely passing a number (and the template literal works with either).
  • interviewFlowFixture and candidatesFixture are documented as Object, but they are used as Cypress fixture names (strings).

To avoid confusion, consider updating the JSDoc to something like:

- * @param {string} options.positionId - ID de la posición
- * @param {Object} options.interviewFlowFixture - Fixture para interview flow
- * @param {Object} options.candidatesFixture - Fixture para candidatos
+ * @param {number|string} options.positionId - ID de la posición
+ * @param {string} options.interviewFlowFixture - Nombre de fixture para interview flow
+ * @param {string} options.candidatesFixture - Nombre de fixture para candidatos
frontend/cypress/support/utils/test-data-helpers.js (1)

108-118: Avoid randomness in default test data to keep specs deterministic

generateCandidateData builds candidates using Math.random() and Date.now(). That’s convenient for ad-hoc/manual testing, but if any spec relies on the defaults (without overriding fields), you can easily get flaky or hard-to-reproduce failures.

Consider either:

  • Making the defaults deterministic (e.g., using a simple incremental counter for IDs and a fixed base name), or
  • Documenting and enforcing that callers must always override fields they assert on (score, names, etc.), and optionally switching to a deterministic counter for IDs.

For example, a deterministic version with a simple counter:

-let defaultId = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000);
+let nextCandidateId = 1;

 export function generateCandidateData(overrides = {}) {
   const defaultCandidate = {
-    candidateId: Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000),
-    fullName: `Test Candidate ${Date.now()}`,
+    candidateId: nextCandidateId++,
+    fullName: 'Test Candidate',
     currentInterviewStep: 'Initial Review',
-    applicationId: Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000),
-    averageScore: Math.floor(Math.random() * 5) + 1
+    applicationId: nextCandidateId++,
+    averageScore: 3
   };

   return { ...defaultCandidate, ...overrides };
 }

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Critical: Ignoring docs/ and cypress/ will prevent essential PR files from being tracked.

The .gitignore rules at lines 112–114 would ignore the entire docs/ and cypress/ directories. However, per the PR objectives, these directories contain critical content that must be version-controlled:

  • docs/ includes the E2E testing requirements, guides, plans, and troubleshooting documentation
  • frontend/cypress/ contains your entire test suite: configuration, specs, page objects, fixtures, support utilities, and commands

Removing these ignore rules will allow the comprehensive test infrastructure and documentation introduced in this PR to be properly tracked.

Apply this diff to remove the overly broad ignore rules:

  # Other sensitive files
  **/prompts_master.md
  **/*.bak
  **/*.backup
  **/*.old

  # Security and Setup directories - may contain sensitive information
  SECURITY/
  SETUP/
  # Allow setup.sh script to be tracked
  !SETUP/setup.sh
  # Template for pull requests
  PR_TEMPLATE.md
  # Local test verification scripts
  backend/test-seed.js
- # Documentation
- docs/
- # Cypress
- cypress/

If you need to ignore generated Cypress artifacts (e.g., /frontend/cypress/screenshots, /frontend/cypress/videos), add those specific patterns instead:

+ # Cypress generated artifacts (but keep test code, fixtures, and config)
+ /frontend/cypress/screenshots/
+ /frontend/cypress/videos/

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.gitignore around lines 112–114: the file currently ignores the entire docs/ and
cypress/ directories which will omit critical PR files (E2E docs and
frontend/cypress test suite); remove those broad ignore entries and instead, if
necessary, add specific ignore patterns for generated artifacts only (for
example frontend/cypress/screenshots and frontend/cypress/videos) so the
documentation and test sources remain version-controlled.

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1. Identifica las credenciales afectadas.
2. Genera nuevas credenciales en el proveedor correspondiente.
3. Actualiza tus `.env` locales y despliegues con los nuevos valores.
4. Revoca/elimna las credenciales antiguas.

## Limpieza de historial (opcional/invasivo)

Para eliminar valores sensibles de la historia Git se requieren herramientas que reescriban el historial (BFG o `git filter-repo`). Esto requiere coordinación con el equipo y un `force push`.

## Recomendaciones

- Para producción, usa servicios de gestión de secretos (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.).
- No dejes valores sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo en `prisma/schema.prisma`); usa `env("DATABASE_URL")` en el `schema.prisma`.
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Corrige pequeños typos y puntuación en la guía de .env

Hay un par de detalles menores que vale la pena ajustar:

  • Línea 33: elimnaelimina.
  • Opcionalmente, mejorar la lectura de la frase sobre historial de Git y el "por ejemplo".

Propuesta:

-4. Revoca/elimna las credenciales antiguas.
+4. Revoca/elimina las credenciales antiguas.
@@
-Para eliminar valores sensibles de la historia Git se requieren herramientas que reescriban el historial (BFG o `git filter-repo`). Esto requiere coordinación con el equipo y un `force push`.
+Para eliminar valores sensibles de la historia de Git, se requieren herramientas que reescriban el historial (BFG o `git filter-repo`). Esto requiere coordinación con el equipo y un `force push`.
@@
-- No dejes valores sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo en `prisma/schema.prisma`); usa `env("DATABASE_URL")` en el `schema.prisma`.
+- No dejes valores sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo, en `prisma/schema.prisma`); usa `env("DATABASE_URL")` en el `schema.prisma`.

Nada crítico, pero deja el documento más pulido.

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1. Identifica las credenciales afectadas.
2. Genera nuevas credenciales en el proveedor correspondiente.
3. Actualiza tus `.env` locales y despliegues con los nuevos valores.
4. Revoca/elimna las credenciales antiguas.
## Limpieza de historial (opcional/invasivo)
Para eliminar valores sensibles de la historia Git se requieren herramientas que reescriban el historial (BFG o `git filter-repo`). Esto requiere coordinación con el equipo y un `force push`.
## Recomendaciones
- Para producción, usa servicios de gestión de secretos (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.).
- No dejes valores sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo en `prisma/schema.prisma`); usa `env("DATABASE_URL")` en el `schema.prisma`.
1. Identifica las credenciales afectadas.
2. Genera nuevas credenciales en el proveedor correspondiente.
3. Actualiza tus `.env` locales y despliegues con los nuevos valores.
4. Revoca/elimina las credenciales antiguas.
## Limpieza de historial (opcional/invasivo)
Para eliminar valores sensibles de la historia de Git, se requieren herramientas que reescriban el historial (BFG o `git filter-repo`). Esto requiere coordinación con el equipo y un `force push`.
## Recomendaciones
- Para producción, usa servicios de gestión de secretos (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.).
- No dejes valores sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo, en `prisma/schema.prisma`); usa `env("DATABASE_URL")` en el `schema.prisma`.
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[grammar] ~33-~33: Corrige el error ortográfico.
Context: ...egues con los nuevos valores. 4. Revoca/elimna las credenciales antiguas. ## Limpieza...

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[grammar] ~37-~37: Agrega un signo de puntuación.
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[grammar] ~42-~42: Agrega un signo de puntuación.
Context: ...es sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo en prisma/schema.prisma); usa `env("D...

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In docs/ENV_USAGE.md around lines 30 to 42, fix the small typos and punctuation:
change "elimna" to "elimina" on line 33, rephrase the Git history sentence for
clarity (e.g. "Para eliminar valores sensibles del historial de Git se requieren
herramientas que reescriban el historial, como BFG o git filter-repo; esto
requiere coordinación con el equipo y un force push.") and adjust the "por
ejemplo" line to improve readability and punctuation (e.g. "No dejes valores
sensibles en archivos de código (por ejemplo, en prisma/schema.prisma); usa
env(\"DATABASE_URL\") en el schema.prisma."). Ensure accents and commas are
correct.

Comment on lines +35 to +56
Cypress.Commands.add('verifyApiCall', (alias, expectedRequest = {}, expectedResponse = null) => {
cy.get(alias).then((interception) => {
if (expectedRequest.method) {
expect(interception.request.method).to.equal(expectedRequest.method);
}
if (expectedRequest.url) {
expect(interception.request.url).to.include(expectedRequest.url);
}
if (expectedRequest.body) {
expect(interception.request.body).to.deep.include(expectedRequest.body);
}

if (expectedResponse) {
if (expectedResponse.statusCode) {
expect(interception.response.statusCode).to.equal(expectedResponse.statusCode);
}
if (expectedResponse.body) {
expect(interception.response.body).to.deep.include(expectedResponse.body);
}
}
});
});
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Critical: Incorrect usage of cy.get() for interception alias.

The verifyApiCall command uses cy.get(alias) at line 36, but Cypress aliases for intercepts must be accessed via cy.wait() or by using @ prefix with .then(). The current implementation will fail at runtime.

Apply this diff to fix:

-Cypress.Commands.add('verifyApiCall', (alias, expectedRequest = {}, expectedResponse = null) => {
-  cy.get(alias).then((interception) => {
+Cypress.Commands.add('verifyApiCall', (alias, expectedRequest = {}, expectedResponse = null) => {
+  // The alias should already have been waited on with cy.wait(alias)
+  // Access the interception using @ prefix
+  cy.get(alias.startsWith('@') ? alias : `@${alias}`).then((interception) => {
     if (expectedRequest.method) {

Alternative approach (if the command should wait for the interception):

 Cypress.Commands.add('verifyApiCall', (alias, expectedRequest = {}, expectedResponse = null) => {
-  cy.get(alias).then((interception) => {
+  // Remove @ prefix if present for cy.wait()
+  const aliasName = alias.startsWith('@') ? alias : `@${alias}`;
+  cy.wait(aliasName).then((interception) => {
     if (expectedRequest.method) {

Note: Based on the test file usage, the first approach is likely correct as tests call cy.wait() separately before using verifyApiCall.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/cypress/support/commands.js around lines 35 to 56, the helper
incorrectly uses cy.get(alias) to access an intercept alias which will fail at
runtime; replace the cy.get(alias) call with cy.wait(alias) so the command waits
for and receives the interception object, then perform the existing
request/response assertions on that interception; ensure alias is passed in the
form of a string like '@myAlias' when calling verifyApiCall.

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navigateToPosition(positionId) {
// Buscar el botón "Ver proceso" dentro de la tarjeta de la posición
// Las tarjetas están en .card.shadow-sm y el botón está dentro
cy.get('.card.shadow-sm')
.contains('Ver proceso')
.first()
.click();
return this;
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Unused positionId parameter in navigateToPosition

The method signature and JSDoc suggest navigation to a specific position by ID, but positionId is not used and the implementation just clicks the first “Ver proceso” button. This is misleading for callers and easy to misuse.

Consider either:

  • Using positionId to target a specific card (e.g., via a data-* attribute or more specific selector), or
  • Removing the parameter and updating the JSDoc/name to reflect that it just opens the first available position.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/cypress/support/page-objects/PositionsListPage.js around lines 34 to
42, the navigateToPosition(positionId) function accepts a positionId but ignores
it and always clicks the first "Ver proceso" button; either use the id to target
the correct card or remove the parameter and rename the method. To fix: if you
want specific navigation, change the selector to scope to the card with the
matching identifier (e.g., find
`.card.shadow-sm[data-position-id="${positionId}"]` or a similar data-*
attribute), then call .contains('Ver proceso').click() within that card and keep
a fallback that clicks the first card when positionId is falsy; alternatively,
remove the positionId parameter and update the JSDoc and method name to reflect
it always opens the first position.

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