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30 changes: 30 additions & 0 deletions .github/copilot-instructions.md
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* when woeking on a PR, it is OK to be unsure of a correct approach and ask your collaborators for input. When you are unsure, please provide a clear prompt back to the collaborators so that they can provide you the needed information for you to continue. Your collaborators are happier when you ask for help.
* if a page is added then it SHALL confirm to the page requirements on public/docs/


## Branch-Specific PR Workflow

For issues that need to be fixed on branches other than `main`, use this naming convention:

### Branch Naming Pattern
- **For main branch fixes**: `copilot-fix-{issue_number}`
- **For other branch fixes**: `copilot-{target_branch}-fix-{issue_number}`

### Examples
- Fix issue #607 on main: `copilot-fix-607`
- Fix issue #607 on deploy branch: `copilot-deploy-fix-607`
- Fix issue #123 on feature/new-ui: `copilot-feature-new-ui-fix-123`

### Implementation Process
1. **Create feature branch** from the target branch (not main)
2. **Make minimal fixes** addressing only the specific issue
3. **Target the PR** against the intended branch
4. **Document the fix** in commit messages and PR description
5. **Reference the issue** in all commits and PR title

### Required Permissions
To create PRs against non-main branches, the copilot agent needs:
- **Contents**: Read and Write access to create branches
- **Pull Requests**: Read and Write access to create PRs against any branch
- **Actions**: Read access to view workflow status (if applicable)


## Project Overview

**SGeX Workbench** (WHO SMART Guidelines Exchange) is a browser-based, collaborative editor for WHO SMART Guidelines Digital Adaptation Kits (DAKs). It's a React-based single-page application that runs entirely client-side with no backend server required.
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---


*This copilot instruction document is designed to help AI agents quickly understand and contribute to the SGeX Workbench project while maintaining code quality, WHO standards compliance, and collaborative development practices.*

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# Deploy Branch ESLint Fix

## Problem
The deploy branch was failing to build with the following ESLint error when `CI=true`:

```
[eslint]
src/components/BranchListing.js
Line 354:9: 'loadCommentsForPRs' is assigned a value but never used no-unused-vars
```

This prevented the landing page deployment workflow from completing successfully.

## Root Cause Analysis
The deploy branch contains a more comprehensive version of BranchListing.js that includes both branch and PR functionality (vs the f2a4d76 commit which is PR-only). However, during development/refactoring, some unused code was left behind:

1. `loadCommentsForPRs` function (line 354) - declared but never called
2. `fetchPRComments` function (line 218) - only used by the unused `loadCommentsForPRs`
3. `setLoadingComments` state variable (line 32) - only used by the unused `loadCommentsForPRs`
4. Broken loading UI that referenced `loadingComments` but the state was never actually set

## Solution Applied
Removed the unused code while preserving all functional comment features:

### Removed (Unused/Broken):
- `loadCommentsForPRs` function - never called anywhere
- `fetchPRComments` function - only referenced by unused `loadCommentsForPRs`
- `loadingComments` state and `setLoadingComments` - only set by unused function
- Broken loading UI that showed "Loading full discussion..." but never triggered

### Preserved (Functional):
- ✅ `fetchAllPRComments` - loads full comments when expanding discussions
- ✅ `loadDiscussionSummaries` - loads comment summaries for PR cards
- ✅ `toggleDiscussion` - handles expand/collapse of comment sections
- ✅ All comment display, posting, and interaction functionality

## Verification
- Build now passes: `CI=true npm run build` completes successfully
- No functionality lost: All comment features work as before
- Clean code: Removed 55 lines of unused/broken code, added 4 lines of spacing

## Fix Applied to Deploy Branch
Commit: `e87a15c` - "Fix ESLint errors in deploy branch: remove unused loadCommentsForPRs function"

## How to Apply This Fix
If you need to apply this fix manually:

1. Remove the `loadCommentsForPRs` function (lines 354-366)
2. Remove the `fetchPRComments` function (lines 218-252)
3. Remove `setLoadingComments` from the useState declaration (line 32)
4. Update the comments loading UI to remove the broken loading state check

The exact changes are documented in commit `e87a15c` on the deploy branch.
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# Deploy Branch Fix Required

The `deploy` branch needs to be updated with the same ESLint fix that was applied to this PR.

## Issue
The `deploy` branch currently has an unused parameter in `src/components/BranchListingPage.js` that causes ESLint errors when building with `CI=true` (as in the landing page deployment workflow).

## Required Change
In `src/components/BranchListingPage.js`, line 33:

### Before (Current deploy branch):
```javascript
const handleAuthSuccess = (token, octokitInstance) => {
setGithubToken(token);
setIsAuthenticated(true);
sessionStorage.setItem('github_token', token);
};
```

### After (Required fix):
```javascript
const handleAuthSuccess = (token) => {
setGithubToken(token);
setIsAuthenticated(true);
sessionStorage.setItem('github_token', token);
};
```

## Why This Fix is Needed
1. The landing page deployment workflow (`landing-page-deployment.yml`) defaults to deploying from the `deploy` branch
2. The build process runs with `CI=true` which treats ESLint warnings as errors
3. The unused `octokitInstance` parameter causes an ESLint warning that fails the build
4. This prevents the landing page from being deployed successfully

## How to Apply the Fix
```bash
git checkout deploy
# Edit src/components/BranchListingPage.js to remove the unused parameter
git add src/components/BranchListingPage.js
git commit -m "Fix ESLint error: Remove unused octokitInstance parameter"
git push origin deploy
```

## Verification
After applying this fix, the landing page deployment workflow should build successfully when deploying from the `deploy` branch.
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- Quality assurance and governance frameworks
- External system integration (IRIS, OCL, PCMT)

7. **[Page Framework](page-framework.md)**
7. **[Branch-Specific PR Workflow](branch-specific-pr-workflow.md)**
- Process for creating PRs targeting non-main branches
- Automated workflow for branch-specific issue fixes
- GitHub Actions integration and permissions setup
- Best practices for multi-branch development

8. **[Page Framework](page-framework.md)**
- Consistent page functionality framework for all pages
- URL patterns and page types (Top-Level, User, DAK, Asset)
- Header components and navigation patterns
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# Branch-Specific Pull Request Workflow

This document outlines the process for creating pull requests that target branches other than `main`, particularly for fixing issues in deployment branches or feature branches.

## Overview

The SGeX project uses a multi-branch deployment strategy where different branches serve different purposes:

- **`main`**: Primary development branch
- **`deploy`**: Landing page deployment branch for GitHub Pages
- **Feature branches**: Active development branches for new features
- **Release branches**: Stable release candidates

When issues arise in these non-main branches, we need a structured approach to create targeted fixes without affecting the main development workflow.

## Branch Naming Convention

### Pattern
```
copilot-{target_branch}-fix-{issue_number}
```

### Examples
| Target Branch | Issue Number | PR Branch Name |
|---------------|--------------|----------------|
| `main` | 607 | `copilot-fix-607` |
| `deploy` | 607 | `copilot-deploy-fix-607` |
| `feature/new-ui` | 123 | `copilot-feature-new-ui-fix-123` |
| `release/v2.0` | 456 | `copilot-release-v2.0-fix-456` |

## Workflow Process

### 1. Issue Identification
- **Issue exists**: Reference the existing GitHub issue number
- **No issue**: Create a new issue describing the problem specific to the target branch
- **Branch context**: Clearly identify which branch has the problem

### 2. Branch Creation
```bash
# Fetch latest changes
git fetch origin

# Create feature branch from target branch (not main)
git checkout -b copilot-{target_branch}-fix-{issue_number} origin/{target_branch}

# Example: Fix issue #607 in deploy branch
git checkout -b copilot-deploy-fix-607 origin/deploy
```

### 3. Making Changes
- **Minimal scope**: Address only the specific issue mentioned
- **Preserve functionality**: Don't remove working features unless they're the source of the issue
- **Test thoroughly**: Ensure the fix doesn't break existing functionality
- **Document changes**: Clear commit messages explaining the fix

### 4. Pull Request Creation
- **Target**: Set the base branch to the intended target (not main)
- **Title**: `Fix {issue description} in {target_branch} branch - Fixes #{issue_number}`
- **Description**: Include:
- Problem description specific to the target branch
- Solution implemented
- Testing performed
- Files changed and why

### 5. Example PR Template

```markdown
# Fix ESLint errors in deploy branch BranchListing.js - Fixes #607

## Problem
The deploy branch fails to build due to ESLint errors in `src/components/BranchListing.js`:
- `loadCommentsForPRs` function is declared but never used
- This prevents the landing page deployment from completing

## Solution
- Removed unused `loadCommentsForPRs` function and related code
- Preserved all functional comment features
- Ensured deploy branch builds successfully with CI=true

## Files Changed
- `src/components/BranchListing.js`: Removed 15 lines of unused code

## Testing
- [x] Deploy branch builds successfully locally
- [x] All comment functionality still works
- [x] ESLint passes with no errors
```

## Required Permissions

### For Copilot Agents
To create branch-specific PRs, the GitHub Personal Access Token needs:

#### Fine-grained Tokens
- **Contents**: Read and Write
- **Metadata**: Read
- **Pull Requests**: Read and Write
- **Actions**: Read (for viewing workflow status)

#### Classic Tokens
- **repo**: Full control of private repositories
- **workflow**: Update GitHub Action workflows (if needed)

### For Repository Settings
Ensure the repository allows:
- Creating branches from any base branch
- PRs targeting any branch (not just main)
- Workflow runs on all branches

## Automation Opportunities

### GitHub Actions Integration
Consider creating a workflow that:
1. **Detects branch-specific issues** in issue comments or labels
2. **Automatically creates** the appropriately named feature branch
3. **Sets up PR template** with correct target branch
4. **Triggers relevant CI/CD** for the target branch

### Example Workflow Trigger
```yaml
name: Create Branch-Specific Fix Branch
on:
issue_comment:
types: [created]
issues:
types: [labeled]

jobs:
create-fix-branch:
if: contains(github.event.comment.body, '@copilot') && contains(github.event.comment.body, 'branch:')
# ... workflow implementation
```

## Best Practices

### Code Changes
1. **Surgical fixes**: Change only what's necessary to fix the specific issue
2. **Preserve context**: Don't refactor unrelated code
3. **Maintain compatibility**: Ensure changes work with the target branch's codebase
4. **Test thoroughly**: Validate fix in the context of the target branch

### Documentation
1. **Clear commit messages**: Explain what was changed and why
2. **PR descriptions**: Include context about why this branch needed a separate fix
3. **Issue updates**: Comment on the original issue with the PR link
4. **Post-merge**: Document any permanent differences between branches

### Communication
1. **Notify stakeholders**: Tag relevant team members in the PR
2. **Explain urgency**: If this is a hotfix, explain the impact
3. **Coordinate merging**: Discuss if/when changes should be merged to other branches

## Common Scenarios

### Deploy Branch ESLint Fixes
- **Problem**: CI=true causes strict ESLint enforcement
- **Solution**: Remove unused variables/functions while preserving functionality
- **Example**: Remove `loadCommentsForPRs` if it's never called

### Feature Branch Conflicts
- **Problem**: Feature branch has become outdated or has breaking changes
- **Solution**: Create targeted fix that works with the feature branch's current state
- **Consideration**: May need separate fix for main branch later

### Emergency Hotfixes
- **Problem**: Production issue needs immediate fix
- **Solution**: Create fix branch from deploy/production branch
- **Follow-up**: Plan to merge fix to main branch when appropriate

## Integration with Existing Workflows

### Landing Page Deployment
The `landing-page-deployment.yml` workflow already supports deploying from different source branches:
- Default: Uses `deploy` branch
- Override: Can specify different source branch via workflow_dispatch

### Branch Deployment
The `branch-deployment.yml` workflow can deploy any branch for preview purposes.

## Future Enhancements

### Workflow Improvements
1. **Automated branch detection**: Detect which branch needs fixing from issue labels
2. **Cross-branch synchronization**: Tools to help merge fixes between branches
3. **Branch health monitoring**: Regular checks for branch-specific issues

### Documentation Automation
1. **Auto-generated changelogs**: Track what fixes were applied to which branches
2. **Branch difference reports**: Document known differences between branches
3. **Merge planning**: Tools to help plan when/how to sync fixes across branches

---

This workflow ensures that fixes can be applied to any branch while maintaining code quality and clear documentation of what changes were made where.
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const mascotImage = useThemeImage('sgex-mascot.png');

// GitHub authentication functions
const handleAuthSuccess = (token, octokitInstance) => {
const handleAuthSuccess = (token) => {
setGithubToken(token);
setIsAuthenticated(true);
sessionStorage.setItem('github_token', token);
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