- Fix multi-WO display: auto-select all tree roots after resolve so detail panel loads data for every work order, not just the first seed CID - Disable scroll-wheel zoom on lineage tree (roam: 'move') to prevent accidental layout jumps while preserving drag-pan - Add batch API endpoints (get_lot_history_batch, get_lot_associations_batch) to avoid N parallel requests hitting rate limits - Remove redundant Split sub-tab from LOT detail (tree already shows splits) - Rename 退貨 → 報廢 to match actual reject/scrap data semantics - Hide internal ID columns (CONTAINERID, EQUIPMENTID, RESOURCEID) from history table display - Add timeline scroll container and time range header for long timelines - Remove obsolete migration and architecture docs no longer needed Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ADDED Requirements
Requirement: Reject History route SHALL be included in governed shell route inventory
The /reject-history route SHALL be represented in shell route contracts with complete governance metadata.
Scenario: Frontend route contract entry
- WHEN route contract validation runs against
frontend/src/portal-shell/routeContracts.js - THEN
/reject-historySHALL exist with route id, title, owner, render mode, visibility policy, scope, and compatibility policy
Scenario: Native loader coverage
- WHEN native module loader registry is validated
- THEN
/reject-historySHALL be resolvable innativeModuleRegistry
Requirement: Reject History governance metadata SHALL be parity-validated across sources
Shell governance checks SHALL enforce parity for /reject-history between frontend and backend contract inventories.
Scenario: Contract parity for reject-history route
- WHEN contract parity checks execute
- THEN frontend and backend route inventories SHALL both include
/reject-history - THEN metadata mismatch or missing route SHALL fail governance checks
Scenario: Navigation visibility governance
- WHEN page status/navigation config is evaluated
- THEN
/reject-historySHALL have governed drawer assignment and ordering metadata