Say why an Explorer save failed and fix Explorer layout on all screens - #990
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Explorer draft saves that the server rejected could surface only a generic
"Could not save this draft", because the shared Explorer error renderer read
just the top level of the response. It now walks the whole payload, names the
field a message belongs to, and tells an unreachable server, a timeout, an
oversized upload and a server error apart from a rejected form. HTML error
pages from proxies and Django's own error handler are no longer rendered as
message text, a stock not-found body no longer exposes an internal model name,
and a rejected contract link now says which link is at fault. The project
one-liner moves ahead of the description in the application.
Every Explorer page also carried a negative margin cancelling a shell gutter
that these routes no longer have, so each page was wider than the viewport and
scrolled sideways. That is removed, and the per-page gutter values are replaced
by shared layout tokens so the header, filters, cards and form column line up at
every width. Owner-supplied project names now wrap instead of blowing out a grid
track and being silently clipped, which had been hiding the status, actions and
reviewer note on the project list, and the project detail page no longer
collapses into a single narrow column on small screens.
## Claude Implementation Notes
- frontend/src/lib/explorer.js: explorerErrorMessage recursively walks DRF
payloads, prefixes a human field label, rejects HTML bodies and DRF's generic
not-found detail, and falls back per HTTP status (401/403/404/409/413/429/5xx)
plus no-response and ECONNABORTED.
- backend/explorer/validation.py: normalize_deployments prefixes each parse
failure with "Link {n}:" so one of up to twelve links is identifiable.
- frontend/src/styles.css: add --explorer-gutter/--explorer-content/
--explorer-band, and overflow-wrap:anywhere on the five Explorer page roots
(anywhere, not break-word: only it shrinks intrinsic min-content size).
- frontend/src/routes/Explore*.svelte, StewardExplorer.svelte: drop the stale
margin:-12px, replace gutter clamps and 1180px literals with the tokens, and
remove the mobile overrides that shrank the gutter.
- frontend/src/routes/ExploreDetail.svelte: .detail-content was grouped into the
640px rule meant for .instruction-list li, so it inherited
grid-template-columns: 32px 1fr and rendered the description one letter per
line; removed from that selector.
- frontend/src/routes/StewardExplorer.svelte: .review-tabs sized its padding
from 100vw, which ignores the sidebar and scrollbar; now 100%.
- frontend/src/routes/ExploreEditor.svelte: one-liner section moved to 02,
sections renumbered, progress copy reordered.
- frontend/src/tests/explorerErrorMessage.test.js: cover nested field errors,
HTML bodies, empty bodies, generic 404s and transport failures.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughExplorer save validation now reports indexed deployment errors and structured frontend messages. Explorer routes share responsive layout variables and wrapping rules. The editor places the project summary before the description and updates section numbering and progress guidance. ChangesExplorer updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Explorer layout changes leave page and header containers using clipping overflow, which can hide vertical content and interfere with sticky navigation on affected screens. The PR is not merge-ready until this behavior is corrected or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ExplorerEditor
participant ExplorerAPI
participant normalize_deployments
participant explorerErrorMessage
ExplorerEditor->>ExplorerAPI: submit project data
ExplorerAPI->>normalize_deployments: validate deployment links
normalize_deployments-->>ExplorerAPI: return Link N validation error
ExplorerAPI-->>explorerErrorMessage: provide API error response
explorerErrorMessage-->>ExplorerEditor: return field or status message
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In `@frontend/src/routes/StewardExplorer.svelte`:
- Line 251: Replace overflow: hidden with overflow-x: clip for .review-page in
frontend/src/routes/StewardExplorer.svelte:251, .hero in
frontend/src/routes/Explore.svelte:149, .detail-header in
frontend/src/routes/ExploreDetail.svelte:277, .editor-header in
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CHANGELOG.mdbackend/CLAUDE.mdbackend/explorer/validation.pyfrontend/CLAUDE.mdfrontend/src/lib/explorer.jsfrontend/src/routes/Explore.sveltefrontend/src/routes/ExploreDetail.sveltefrontend/src/routes/ExploreEditor.sveltefrontend/src/routes/ExploreManage.sveltefrontend/src/routes/StewardExplorer.sveltefrontend/src/styles.cssfrontend/src/tests/explorerErrorMessage.test.js
The Explorer page and header containers clipped with overflow:hidden, which makes an element a scrollport. position:sticky sticks to its nearest scrollport, so the steward review tabs were anchored to a box that never scrolls and slid out of view with the content instead of holding at the top of the page. They now stay pinned. The same containers no longer clip vertically either, so a popover or focus ring that extends past a header is not silently cut off. ## Claude Implementation Notes - frontend/src/routes/StewardExplorer.svelte, Explore.svelte, ExploreDetail.svelte, ExploreEditor.svelte, ExploreManage.svelte: .review-page, .hero, .detail-header, .editor-header and .manage-page use overflow-x: clip instead of overflow: hidden, per the existing rule in frontend/CLAUDE.md's "Common Issues & Solutions". None of the five has absolutely-positioned bleed to contain, so horizontal containment is all that was ever needed. - frontend/CLAUDE.md, CHANGELOG.md: record the invariant and the fix.
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Fixed in ae377e0 — the finding was valid, and it matches the rule already documented in Confirmed the sticky failure before changing anything. On All five containers now use Re-checked after the change: horizontal overflow is still zero on the catalog, detail, manage and editor pages at 390 / 768 / 1440, and the editor's sticky sidebar still pins correctly. |
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Explorer draft saves that the server rejected could show only a generic "Could not save this draft"; the shared error renderer now reads the whole response, names the field a message belongs to, distinguishes an unreachable server, a timeout, an oversized upload and a server error from a rejected form, and points at the specific contract link that failed.
The project one-liner now comes before the description in the application.
Every Explorer page also carried a negative margin cancelling a shell gutter these routes no longer have, so each page was wider than the viewport and scrolled sideways; that is removed, and shared layout tokens replace the per-page gutter values so the header, filters, cards and form column line up at every width.
Long project names now wrap instead of blowing out a grid track and being silently clipped, which had been hiding the status, actions and reviewer note on the project list, and the project detail page no longer collapses into a narrow column on small screens.
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