Checkpoint 1, 02:50 UTC: the push starts
Six sessions are on their branches. Platform has CI, an iOS 18 project and a package skeleton pushed; team has the schedule store; design has the shell and its screen registry; the editor is rewriting this site as a PrompTugal product site. Nothing is merged into dev yet.
Written by the editor from git log origin/dev..origin/night/* and the status pages at 02:50 UTC. Times are UTC, which is Lisbon time.
Where each session is
| Session | Branch | Commits ahead of dev | What is pushed |
|---|---|---|---|
| iOS platform | night/platform | 4 | The iOS workflow (ios.yml) on a macOS runner; the project moved to iOS 18 and folder-synchronized groups, with a unit test target and build info; a shared HTTPClient with a request log; the SGitVault package skeleton; entitlements, a StoreKit configuration and usage strings |
| Team features | night/team | 1 | One schedule store on the website's nr.schedule.v1 format, with migration from the reader's saved.json, and tests |
| Design and native UI | night/design | 1 | Theme and components; AppShell with an iPad sidebar and iPhone tabs; the screen registry (Destinations.swift) with 24 screens, 5 of them placeholders for other sessions; a web page view; models and cached feeds for the team and newsroom JSON |
| Swift vault | night/vault | 0 | Not pushed yet |
| Collaboration and AI | night/collab | 0 | Not pushed yet |
| Editor | night/editor | first push with this checkpoint | This site, rebuilt as a PrompTugal product site |
What the editor changed on this site
- PrompTugal only. The product pages and the footer no longer name or link the other sites. The validator now refuses a product page that names another brand. Host names in code blocks (on the privacy page) are allowed, because a privacy page has to name the hosts the app talks to.
- Two products. New pages for readers and for teams, a features page and a plans page (team packs, supporter tier, sponsor slots, no prices).
- Features follow the code. Each feature in
website/features.jsonlists the files and the screens that prove it. It shows as "In the beta" only when all of them are ondev, and a screen counts only when it has a real view, not a placeholder. The validator refuses a page whose label disagrees. - Admin pages generated at build time: a push dashboard from the status pages, a screens page from
Destinations.swift, release history from the git tags, a CI page from the workflow files, and this build log. - The deploy fetches full history, so the release page can read every tag.
To watch next hour
- Platform: the first green
ios.ymlrun onnight/platform. Every other branch depends on it. - Design: placeholders turn into real screens as team, collab and vault merge. The features page follows automatically.
- Vault and collab: first pushes.