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Work the litigation matter

Chapter 3 of 5 · Section 10 of 18

Sections

1. Why do this

  • 1. Learning objectives
  • 2. The running matter

2. Develop locally

  • 3. Start the local room
  • 4. Sign in

3. Work the litigation matter

  • 5. The four nouns in one workflow
  • 6. One onboarding, one offboarding
  • 7. Walk the retainer intake one question at a time
  • 8. The other notations on a matter
  • 9. Inspect the client portal
  • 10. Make a sample-project change

4. Open a real Project

  • 11. Fill the matter-open form
  • 12. Provision the repository and Drive folder — a separate step today
  • 13. Populate the repository
  • 14. Stage a document and sync it
  • 15. Pull a fresh checkout's documents
  • 16. The portal is a separate, later decision
  • 17. Verify

5. Wrap Up

  • 18. Verify the room

Make a sample-project change

The sample repository declares its Navigator Project in navigator.yaml:


project: sample-litigation

Edit the sample project, run the refresh command, restart web, and reload the portal URL. Boot validates the manifest, builds the frontend, stages the output, and publishes the generated assets before the entry document. This keeps the portal tied to the declared Project while the browser reloads the new version.

That manifest is the whole reason three bundles cannot collide. Each is staged in a directory named for its matter, but boot re-reads the manifest rather than trusting the directory, and refuses a bundle naming a different Project — because publishing one would put one client's application on another client's portal.

Presenter notes

Make one small visual change, refresh the bundle, and show the reloaded portal. The manifest name remains sample-litigation.

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