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Wrap Up

Chapter 6 of 6 · Section 22 of 22

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 matter page and its Matter Pages
  • 10. Make a sample-project change

4. Use the Project's forge

  • 11. Git is track changes for the whole folder
  • 12. Sign in, then receive repository access
  • 13. Send a change through the same gate
  • 14. Follow the gate and its status

5. Open a real Project

  • 15. Fill the matter-open form
  • 16. Provision the repository and Drive folder — a separate step today
  • 17. Populate the repository
  • 18. Stage a document and sync it
  • 19. Pull a fresh checkout's documents
  • 20. Matter Pages are a separate, later decision
  • 21. Verify

6. Wrap Up

  • 22. Verify the room

Verify the room

Run the browser and accessibility gate against the sourced environment:


cargo run -p cli -- dev browser-e2e

The gate signs in the local personas, checks the matter surfaces, and exercises the real local browser path. The Rust suite and feature walkthrough cover the same fixture and its seeded participation rows:


cargo nextest run --workspace && cargo test -p features

The workshop is ready when the litigation matter appears in the intended role view, /app/projects/sample-litigation is the detail URL, and that page renders the sample repository's declared Matter Pages.

Presenter notes

Close by verifying the same matter path together. The seeded matter, development flow, and browser proof all meet at one URL.

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