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Internal Migration Comments Implementation Plan
For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (
- [ ]) syntax for tracking.
Goal: Keep migration/editorial absence notes in the Markdown source while preventing them from appearing to public wiki readers.
Architecture: Add a rendered-output invariant that examines visible <main> text and reports internal-only notice phrases. Then convert the approved notices to HTML comments, leaving the affected pages and headings intact while retaining historical and reader-actionable warnings.
Tech Stack: Astro 7, Starlight 0.41, Markdown/MDX, Node.js 22 test runner, LinkeDOM.
Global Constraints
- Historical-information cautions, the 2022 study-abroad warning, historical course-list notes, and reader-actionable network-use warnings remain public.
- Awaiting-content notices, missing-source-asset notices, and absent summaries/exams notices become HTML comments.
- Keep all affected pages, empty course pages, and section headings.
- Do not publish anything under
to-be-studied/. - Use test-first changes and run the full repository verification before completion.
Task 1: Reject internal-only notices in rendered page text
Files:
- Modify:
tests/rendered-output.test.mjs - Modify:
scripts/lib/rendered-output.mjs - Modify:
scripts/check-rendered-output.mjs
Interfaces:
-
Consumes:
checkRenderedOutput({ distRoot: string })fromscripts/lib/rendered-output.mjs. -
Produces:
internalNoticeIssues: Array<{ file: string, phrase: string }>on the existing rendered-output result. -
Step 1: Write the failing rendered-behaviour test
Add this test to tests/rendered-output.test.mjs. The production change it catches is an internal migration notice being reintroduced as reader-visible page text; an HTML comment containing the same text must remain allowed.
test('reports internal-only migration notices only when they are visible', async () => {
await withRenderedSite(async (root) => {
await mkdir(join(root, 'visible'), { recursive: true });
await mkdir(join(root, 'commented'), { recursive: true });
await writeFile(
join(root, 'visible/index.html'),
'<main><h1>Visible</h1><p>This page is awaiting content.</p></main>',
);
await writeFile(
join(root, 'commented/index.html'),
'<main><h1>Commented</h1><!-- This page is awaiting content. --></main>',
);
const result = await checkRenderedOutput({ distRoot: root });
assert.deepEqual(result.internalNoticeIssues, [
{ file: 'visible/index.html', phrase: 'awaiting content' },
]);
});
});
- Step 2: Run the focused test and verify RED
Run: node --test tests/rendered-output.test.mjs
Expected: FAIL because result.internalNoticeIssues is undefined.
- Step 3: Implement visible-text detection
In scripts/lib/rendered-output.mjs, add the internal-only phrase contract and scan only the rendered text under <main>:
const INTERNAL_ONLY_PUBLIC_PHRASES = [
'awaiting content',
'missing source asset',
'not present in the export',
'not included in the export',
];
Initialize internalNoticeIssues = []. In the existing HTML loop, after parsing the document, derive:
const visibleMainText = document.querySelector('main')?.textContent.toLowerCase() ?? '';
for (const phrase of INTERNAL_ONLY_PUBLIC_PHRASES) {
if (visibleMainText.includes(phrase)) internalNoticeIssues.push({ file: path, phrase });
}
Return internalNoticeIssues with the existing result fields.
In scripts/check-rendered-output.mjs, append issues using:
...result.internalNoticeIssues.map(
({ file, phrase }) => `${file} exposes internal-only notice text: ${phrase}`,
),
Update the success message to include no internal-only notices.
- Step 4: Run the focused test and verify GREEN
Run: node --test tests/rendered-output.test.mjs
Expected: all rendered-output tests PASS.
- Step 5: Commit the rendered-output guard
git add tests/rendered-output.test.mjs scripts/lib/rendered-output.mjs scripts/check-rendered-output.mjs
git commit -m "test: reject public migration notices"
Task 2: Move editorial absence notices into source comments
Files:
- Modify:
tests/content-audit.test.mjs - Modify:
src/content/docs/bachelor/index.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/master-ai/index.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/master-dsdm/index.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/bachelor/year-1/index.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/bachelor/year-2/index.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/bachelor/year-2/honours-programme.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/bachelor/year-3/honours-programme.md - Modify:
src/content/docs/useful-information/handy-locations.md - Modify:
docs/migration-report.md
Interfaces:
-
Consumes: the internal-only phrase contract added in Task 1 and the existing Starlight content tree.
-
Produces: the same public routes and headings, with migration state retained only as HTML comments.
-
Step 1: Replace the old source-content assertions with failing comment-contract tests
Replace programme overviews disclose that promised summaries and exams were absent from the export with:
test('programme overview migration omissions are maintainer-only comments', async () => {
for (const destination of [
'src/content/docs/bachelor/index.md',
'src/content/docs/master-ai/index.md',
'src/content/docs/master-dsdm/index.md',
]) {
const content = await readFile(destination, 'utf8');
assert.match(
content,
/<!-- Migration note: The previous wiki said course summaries and old exams were in corresponding folders, but those files were absent from the export\. -->/,
);
assert.doesNotMatch(content, /:::.*(?:summaries|exams)/i);
}
});
Replace the three awaiting-content tests with one table-driven test:
test('empty migrated content keeps maintainer comments instead of public notes', async () => {
const expectations = [
['src/content/docs/bachelor/year-2/honours-programme.md', 1],
['src/content/docs/bachelor/year-3/honours-programme.md', 1],
['src/content/docs/useful-information/handy-locations.md', 2],
];
for (const [destination, expectedComments] of expectations) {
const content = await readFile(destination, 'utf8');
assert.equal(
content.match(/<!-- Maintainer note: This source (?:page|section) was .*? -->/g)?.length,
expectedComments,
);
assert.doesNotMatch(content, /:::note\[Awaiting content\]/);
}
});
Add the missing-asset source contract:
test('missing schedule assets are documented only in maintainer comments', async () => {
for (const [destination, year] of [
['src/content/docs/bachelor/year-1/index.md', 'Year 1'],
['src/content/docs/bachelor/year-2/index.md', 'Year 2'],
]) {
const content = await readFile(destination, 'utf8');
assert.match(
content,
new RegExp(`<!-- Migration note: The source presented the ${year} schedule as study:dke-schedule\\.png, but the asset was absent from the export\\. -->`),
);
assert.match(content, /## Schedule/);
assert.doesNotMatch(content, /:::danger\[Missing source asset\]/);
}
});
- Step 2: Run the content tests and verify RED
Run: node --test tests/content-audit.test.mjs
Expected: FAIL because the approved notices are still public callouts or prose rather than HTML comments.
- Step 3: Convert programme omission prose to comments
On each programme overview, retain only the public programme-description sentence, then add:
<!-- Migration note: The previous wiki said course summaries and old exams were in corresponding folders, but those files were absent from the export. -->
Do not remove the historical caution or the current Maastricht University education link.
- Step 4: Convert schedule asset notices to comments
Under each existing ## Schedule heading, remove the visible schedule prose and danger callout and add the corresponding year-specific comment:
<!-- Migration note: The source presented the Year 1 schedule as study:dke-schedule.png, but the asset was absent from the export. -->
Use Year 2 in the second page. Preserve both headings and project links.
- Step 5: Convert empty-page and empty-section notices to comments
Replace each honours-programme callout with:
<!-- Maintainer note: This source page was under construction and remains intentionally empty. -->
Under both empty Handy Locations headings, replace the callout with:
<!-- Maintainer note: This source section was empty and is awaiting content. -->
Preserve the historical cautions and all headings.
- Step 6: Reconcile the migration report
Update the affected rows in docs/migration-report.md so they state that summaries/exams, schedule assets, under-construction pages, and empty sections are retained as internal source comments rather than public notices. Do not change the 29-source/28-destination accounting or link-handling classifications.
- Step 7: Run focused tests and the full verification suite
Run: node --test tests/content-audit.test.mjs tests/rendered-output.test.mjs
Expected: all focused tests PASS.
Run: npm run verify
Expected: Astro reports zero diagnostics; all Node tests pass; the content audit reports 29 sources, 28 destinations, and 28 published pages; the build succeeds; rendered-output and link checks report zero issues.
- Step 8: Inspect representative public routes
With the existing dev server running, reload and inspect:
http://127.0.0.1:4321/bachelor/http://127.0.0.1:4321/bachelor/year-1/http://127.0.0.1:4321/bachelor/year-2/honours-programme/http://127.0.0.1:4321/useful-information/handy-locations/http://127.0.0.1:4321/bachelor/year-3/study-abroad/
Confirm the targeted editorial notices are absent, the affected routes/headings still exist, and the historical/2022 cautions remain visible.
- Step 9: Commit the source-comment conversion
git add tests/content-audit.test.mjs src/content/docs docs/migration-report.md
git commit -m "fix: keep migration notices internal"