docker-compose.e2e.yaml was failing when used standalone because the
supersync service only had a port override without a base definition.
Split into separate files so e2e:docker:webdav works without errors.
Add Docker setup for running E2E tests with the Angular dev server
containerized while Playwright runs on the host. Supports multiple
instances via configurable ports.
New files:
- Dockerfile.e2e.dev: Dev server image
- docker-compose.e2e.yaml: E2E orchestration config
- scripts/wait-for-app.sh: Health check script
New npm scripts:
- e2e:docker: Run E2E with containerized app
- e2e:docker:webdav: Same but includes WebDAV for sync tests
Usage: APP_PORT=4343 npm run e2e:docker
Docker-compose merges arrays by default, so both port 1900 and 1901
were being mapped. Using !override ensures only port 1901 is used
for e2e tests, allowing them to run alongside the dev server on 1900.
Previously, flushYoungToOld was dispatched as an action and handled by
an NgRx effect. This caused a race condition during finish day:
1. Action dispatched, effect queued
2. Method returned, sync started, DB locked
3. Effect ran, tried to write, blocked by DB lock
Fix follows the same pattern as moveToArchive:
- Perform the flush synchronously in ArchiveService before dispatching
- Dispatch action for op-log capture only (syncs to other clients)
- Handler skips local operations (only runs for remote)
Also adds comprehensive unit tests and e2e test for this scenario.
