max / makenotwork

Match the code element the renderer emits, not the one the template had 8cc7e639 moved 26 templates' inline <code> through crate::quasi::literal, so the element is quasi-webview's now and carries a class. The backup-code extractor searched for the bare "<code>", found nothing, and reported the codes as absent: eight TOTP tests failed on "Should have backup codes" while the page was rendering correctly the whole time. Match "<code" and skip to the end of the tag, so the extractor reads the element rather than one spelling of it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MptwXZ8k65v19rFmdGAyki

Author: Max Johnson <me@maxj.phd> · 2026-09-03 03:39 UTC

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Commit: 33c59fafba12403d27a0d2064e594c70aac1b7c7

Parent: c945929

1 file changed, +8 insertions, -2 deletions

M server/tests/workflows/totp.rs +8 -2

			@@ -31,8 +31,14 @@
31	31
32	32		let mut codes = Vec::new();
33	33		let mut search = grid_content;
34		-	while let Some(code_start) = search.find("<code>") {
35		-	let content_start = code_start + "<code>".len();
	34	+	// `<code` and not `<code>`: the codes go through `crate::quasi::literal`
	35	+	// now, so the element is the renderer's and it carries a class. Matching
	36	+	// the bare tag silently found nothing and the codes read as absent.
	37	+	while let Some(tag_start) = search.find("<code") {
	38	+	let open_end = search[tag_start..]
	39	+	.find('>')
	40	+	.expect("Unterminated <code tag in backup codes");
	41	+	let content_start = tag_start + open_end + 1;
36	42		let content_end = search[content_start..]
37	43		.find("</code>")
38	44		.expect("Unclosed <code> in backup codes");