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v0.0.10

E2E coverage and automation reliability release for the Next.js application template.

SectionHistory / Releases
UpdatedJul 6, 2026
AuthorTemplate Maintainers
Versionv0.0.10
Reading time3 min

v0.0.10

v0.0.10 is an E2E coverage and automation reliability release for the Next.js application template. It expands OpenSpec-backed Playwright coverage across account, workspace, invitation, API key, /api/v1, security, and local automation flows.

Release focus

This release does not change the product model. It makes the existing template flows easier to verify, safer to automate locally, and more predictable when tests run against an already running development server.

Highlights

  • Expanded Playwright coverage for account settings, account sessions, workspace management, workspace invitations, workspace teams, workspace users, workspace routing, workspace fallbacks, API key management, /api/v1 access, local automation auth, and security headers.
  • Added shared E2E helpers for workspaces, invitations, browser contexts, API keys, local auth, route constants, and cold-route retry handling.
  • Made Playwright run serially by default to reduce cross-scenario state conflicts.
  • Added explicit AUTH_DISABLE_SESSION_COOKIE_CACHE handling for local automation and reused-server Playwright runs.
  • Centralized API key configuration constants while preserving compatibility re-exports.
  • Improved workspace creation and settings navigation by revalidating key workspace paths and navigating slug or route-key changes to canonical settings routes.

What changed for template users

  • OpenSpec-backed E2E scenarios now cover the core account, workspace, invitation, API key, and security flows.
  • Shared helpers keep route handling, local auth, API key setup, workspace setup, and invitation setup consistent across specs.
  • Cold first-party 404 retries make fresh development-server runs less noisy without hiding page errors or first-party 5xx failures.

Upgrade notes

  • No Prisma migration is required for this release.
  • The package metadata reports 0.0.10; this release does not include dependency upgrades.
  • Playwright runs with workers: 1 by default.
  • The default npm run e2e path starts its own development server and sets the local automation and session-cache environment expected by the suite.
  • Reused-server runs with PLAYWRIGHT_START_SERVER=false require AUTH_DISABLE_SESSION_COOKIE_CACHE=true on both the already running app and the Playwright command.
  • LOCAL_AUTOMATION_AUTH_ENABLED remains local-only and must not be enabled in production.
  • Workspace slug or route-key changes navigate to canonical settings routes after save.

Quality

This release adds and expands OpenSpec-backed Playwright specs across account, API key, local automation, settings, security, and workspace capabilities. It also adds infrastructure tests for API key E2E helpers, Playwright global setup, proxy session-cache behavior, centralized API key configuration, account actions, local automation cleanup, and workspace settings.

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