# RustProxy 0.33.7 - verification report

## Scope (2026-10-15)

0.33.7 changes the Dashboard UI without changing proxy traffic handling or
telemetry collection:

- Replace the duplicated **Arrange Overview** editor modal with an account-scoped
  **Dashboard presets** manager. A named preset stores Dashboard density, card
  order, visibility and optional custom widths; presets can be saved/updated,
  loaded and deleted through the existing administrator preferences document.
- Keep actual Dashboard editing in the existing inline **Unlock layout** flow and
  Settings visibility/order controls.
- Use the same monospace font family as **CONNECTION ACTIVITY** for Overview chart
  titles, including compact chart cards and wide charts.
- No SQLite schema migration, new telemetry polling loop or proxy-path change is
  introduced.

## Checks completed

- **PASS:** `python scripts/tests/dashboard_presets_0337_browser_test.py` against
  the real bundled HTML/CSS/JS with a simulated preferences API at 320, 375,
  768 and 1440px. Covered save/update snapshot data, load, delete, responsive
  modal layout, removal of the former duplicated editor controls, and chart-title
  font parity with **CONNECTION ACTIVITY**.
- **PASS:** `python scripts/tests/dashboard_modal_0333_browser_test.py` after the
  0.33.7 preset conversion at 320, 375, 550, 620, 800, 900, 960, 1158, 1440 and
  1920px with no horizontal viewport overflow.
- **PASS:** updated `dashboard_layout_0331_browser_test.py` and
  `dashboard_resizing_0333_browser_test.py`; inline editing still covers
  add/hide/reorder/resize, live refresh, cancel/save and persisted custom widths,
  while opening/closing the preset modal does not mutate the active layout.
- **PASS:** all 13 current `scripts/tests/*browser_test.py` simulated-browser
  regressions, including chart heading/width/fixed CPU/stable scale coverage,
  progress bars, sidebar, RAM, Web observability and Web Server live metrics.
  The obsolete CPU autoscale regression was removed because 0.33.5 intentionally
  replaced that behavior with a fixed 0-100% CPU scale and has its own current
  regression test.
- **PASS:** `node scripts/tests/overview_samples_0330_ui_test.mjs`,
  `node scripts/tests/dashboard_resume_rate_charts_ui_test.mjs` and
  `node scripts/tests/dashboard_metric_visuals_ui_test.mjs`.
- **PASS:** JSON parsing for `src/admin/openapi.json`, `langs/en_US.json` and
  `langs/pl_pl.json`; JavaScript syntax checks for the changed preferences/preset
  files; Python syntax checks for changed browser tests; `python scripts/preflight.py`.
- **PASS:** `./dev.sh doctor` reports the source layout as OK and confirms that a
  C compiler and Python are available.
- **PASS:** all eight `migrations/*.sql` applied successfully in two successive
  cycles to a disposable in-memory SQLite database. This verifies SQL script
  execution/idempotency in this context, not a production-data upgrade.
- **PASS:** parsed `scripts/deploy/upgrade.py --help` and
  `scripts/migration/migrate_npm.py --help`; no live external upgrade/migration
  was performed.

## Not verified in this environment

- `./dev.sh check` and `./dev.sh test` exit 127 because Cargo/rustc are not
  installed. Therefore Rust compilation, Rust unit/integration tests, an actual
  RustProxy process, real SSE traffic, production database upgrade and live load
  testing are not verified here.
- The real-runtime acceptance gate remains open until Rust builds and runs against
  representative test traffic.