Ejecuta el worker de producción contra suscripciones sintéticas realistas
(península, Canarias, Baleares; radios de 5 a 100 km) y mide lo que la fase 12
pide: duración del recreate completo y del incrementalAdd, retraso máximo del
event loop del proceso padre —que es donde vive DDP y por tanto la pregunta
real de "¿se congela la web?"—, tamaño del documento frente al límite de 16 MiB
y pico de RSS.
`--spread world` reparte las suscripciones por todo el mundo: es el peor caso
para el tamaño, porque casi no se solapan y la unión conserva un polígono por
suscripción en vez de fundirlos.
treeUnionWorker.js es una variante solo del banco (une en árbol en vez de en
cadena) para poder comparar estrategias con números antes de tocar el worker
de verdad. El worker de producción solo cambia en que ahora acepta `steps` por
workerData, con el mismo 144 de siempre por defecto.
Playwright under e2e/, its own npm project so Meteor never sees the dependency
(.meteorignore keeps the directory out of the bundle — a config file at the app
root is otherwise eagerly loaded into the server and crashes it).
Covers what the phase asked for: sign up / log in, creating a zone from the map
and watching the union get painted on /subscriptions and /zones, removing it
again, commenting on a fire, and switching language. The zone spec is the flow
that froze staging on 2026-07-30 — it passes only if the server is still
answering DDP while the union is recomputed.
docker-compose.e2e.yml is a throwaway stack (Mongo on tmpfs, no named volume) so
the destructive seeds cannot be pointed at anything real by accident;
playwright.config.js refuses to start against the staging or production domains.
i18n.spec.js leaves a test.fixme on a real bug found while writing it: the
language chosen in the profile does not survive a page reload.
- .meteorignore excluye scripts/ del bundle Meteor (mongosh usa global db); docker-compose.staging.yml (mongo7/redis/notif-shadow/mailhog); scripts/neutralize-contacts.mongo.js (contactos + cola de correo); secrets/*.staging.*.example
Adds a standalone Node smoke test (smoke/) that exercises every REST endpoint
consumed by the Flutter app against a seeded local dev server and compares
responses to committed snapshots. This is the safety net for the Meteor upgrade:
it must stay byte-identical after every escala.
- smoke/seed.js: deterministic Mongo seed (fixed ObjectIds, geo indexes)
- smoke/run.js: calls endpoints, normalizes volatile fields, diffs snapshots
- smoke/smoke.sh: seed + run wrapper
- smoke/snapshots/: baseline captured on Meteor 1.6.1.1
- IPGeocoder.js: degrade gracefully when MaxMind DB absent (dev boot)
- settings-development.json: dev-only internalApiToken to enable the REST API
- .meteorignore: exclude smoke/ from the Meteor server build
