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Summary of ChangesHello @cruzdanilo, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on enhancing the robustness and accessibility of the application's repayment features. It introduces a new end-to-end test to validate the partial repayment flow, ensuring that users can successfully repay a portion of their debt. Concurrently, it significantly improves the accessibility of the repayment amount selection interface by integrating ARIA attributes, making it more usable for individuals relying on assistive technologies. Highlights
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WalkthroughAdds ARIA accessibility attributes and Spanish labels for the repay amount UI; updates Maestro e2e flows to change amounts, insert a repay runFlow/subflow for ARIA-driven input, add animation waits, conditional branching based on entered amount, and adjust tap/scroll targets and debt extraction logic. Changes
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participant Maestro
participant App
participant Subflow as tapAria.yaml
Maestro->>App: navigate to "Upcoming payments" / reveal repay UI
App-->>Maestro: repay UI visible
Maestro->>App: tap Repay (leftOf Rollover)
Maestro->>App: waitForAnimationToEnd
alt amount not set
Maestro->>App: tap Max (role/button) and confirm repayment
App-->>Maestro: transaction complete
Maestro->>App: assert maturity NOT visible under "Upcoming payments"
else amount set
Maestro->>Subflow: run tapAria.yaml to erase/enter amount and subtotal
Subflow->>App: input amount, update subtotal
App-->>Maestro: copy debt value near maturity/"Upcoming payments"
Maestro->>Maestro: compare copied debt == entered amount
Maestro->>App: assert maturity VISIBLE under "Upcoming payments"
end
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This pull request introduces accessibility enhancements to the repay amount selector and adds a new end-to-end test for the partial repayment flow. The accessibility improvements are well-implemented, using appropriate ARIA attributes to enhance the experience for screen reader users. The new e2e test is a great addition for coverage. However, I've identified a couple of areas in the test script that could be improved for robustness and accuracy, particularly around clearing input fields and strengthening assertions.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.maestro/flows/local.yaml:
- Around line 21-22: The inline runFlow mapping for the partial repay (the entry
using repay.yaml with env amount "13") has inconsistent brace spacing; update
that runFlow entry so its curly-brace spacing matches the repository YAML style
(adjust spaces immediately after '{' and before '}' in the inline mapping and
the nested env mapping) so the mapping for the file and env: amount "13" is
consistently formatted with the other runFlow entries.
- Line 19: The YAML has extra spaces immediately inside the inline mapping
braces on the env entry; update the env mapping (env: { amount: "69",
installments: "4" }) to remove the spaces right after '{' and before '}' so it
becomes env: {amount: "69", installments: "4"} to satisfy YAMLlint.
In @.maestro/subflows/repay.yaml:
- Around line 33-46: Adjust the inline brace spacing to be consistent: add a
single space after '{' and before '}' for the inline when mappings and any other
inline objects used in this block; specifically fix the when mappings in the two
runFlow entries (when: { true: "${!amount}" } and when: { true: "${amount}" }),
the scrollUntilVisible mapping (scrollUntilVisible: { element: Upcoming payments
}) and the assertTrue expression wrapper (assertTrue:
${Number(maestro.copiedText) < output.debt}) so inline curly-brace objects use
the same "{ key: value }" spacing style while leaving the internal ${...}
template expressions unchanged.
- Around line 18-24: The inline mappings use spaces inside braces and comments
lack the required two-space separation; update the runFlow block so braces have
no inner spaces and inline comments have two leading spaces before them — e.g.,
change when: { true: "${amount}" } to when: {true: "${amount}"}, runFlow: {
file: ../subflows/tapAria.yaml, env: { aria: Repay amount } } to runFlow: {file:
../subflows/tapAria.yaml, env: {aria: Repay amount}}, repeat: { times: 13,
commands: [{ pressKey: backspace }] } to repeat: {times: 13, commands:
[{pressKey: backspace}]}, and ensure lines with comments use two spaces before
the # (e.g., tapOn: Subtotal # HACK).
- Line 3: The inline mapping for scrollUntilVisible has extra spaces inside the
flow braces; update the mapping for scrollUntilVisible (the key
"scrollUntilVisible" with value "{ element: Upcoming payments }") to remove the
inner brace spacing so it becomes "{element: Upcoming payments}" (i.e., ensure
the flow mapping for element uses no spaces inside the braces) to satisfy
YAMLlint.
In @.maestro/subflows/rollover.yaml:
- Line 26: The YAML entry for the step using scrollUntilVisible has incorrect
brace spacing around the inline map; update the scrollUntilVisible line so the
inline mapping for element uses no extra spaces inside braces (fix the token
scrollUntilVisible and its value with element: Upcoming payments to use compact
braces), e.g., change the current "{ element: Upcoming payments }" formatting to
use "{element: Upcoming payments}" to match the style used elsewhere.
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