fix: repair Puma/Rack dep rot so the test suite boots

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Problem

The rspec suite could not boot in CI (red on main). Capybara 3.36 — the newest Capybara that supports Ruby 2.6, which the Test matrix still targets — uses the Puma 5 events API, but the Gemfile pinned puma '~> 6'. Puma 6 removed Puma::Events.strings, so Capybara's server thread crashed on boot:

undefined method `strings' for Puma::Events:Class (NoMethodError)
  capybara-3.36.0/lib/capybara/registrations/servers.rb

A second latent issue surfaced once Puma 5 was pinned: Puma 5's rack handler require 'rack/handler', which Rack 3 removed (moved to the rackup gem), so Capybara still couldn't load Puma.

Fix

• Pin puma '~> 5' — has Puma::Events.strings, compatible with Capybara 3.36.
• Pin rack '~> 2.2' — restores rack/handler that Puma 5 needs (Rack 3 dropped it).
• Drop the now-unnecessary rackup gem (a Rack 3 helper).
• Stub execute_async_script in the .get_serialized_dom specs' shared before block: the source added a wait_for_ready readiness gate that calls it, which the driver double didn't expect (test/source drift, unrelated to the dep rot but blocking those unit specs).

Verification

Locally (macOS, Ruby 2.6, bundler 2.4): the suite now boots and runs — 124/130 examples pass. The remaining 6 are :feature, js: true specs that need a real browser driver (Capybara :selenium_headless → Firefox/geckodriver), which isn't available locally but is provided by the CI Ubuntu runner — so the full suite (and SimpleCov.minimum_coverage 100, unchanged) is exercised in CI.

before: suite fails to boot (Puma::Events.strings NoMethodError)
after:  130 examples, 6 failures (all geckodriver-only); 124 pass locally

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Claude Code PR Review

PR: #36 • Head: 0a371df • Reviewers: stack:code-reviewer

Summary

Repairs Puma/Rack dependency rot so the RSpec suite boots again on the Ruby 2.6 CI target: pins puma ~> 5 (Puma 6 removed Puma::Events.strings, which Capybara 3.36's server boot needs) and rack ~> 2.2 (Puma 5's rack handler requires rack/handler, removed in Rack 3), dropping the now-unused rackup gem. Adds an execute_async_script stub to the .get_serialized_dom spec's before block so the readiness gate doesn't require a real browser, keeping the SimpleCov 100% gate green. Also gitignores /vendor/.

Review Table

Priority	Category	Check	Status	Notes
High	Security	No hardcoded secrets or credentials	Pass	No secrets; only gem pins, a gitignore entry, and a test stub.
High	Security	Authentication/authorization checks present	N/A	No auth surface in an SDK test/dependency change.
High	Security	Input validation and sanitization	N/A	No user input handled by the diff.
High	Security	No IDOR — resource ownership validated	N/A	No resource access in scope.
High	Security	No SQL injection (parameterized queries)	N/A	No SQL / DB access.
High	Correctness	Logic is correct, handles edge cases	Pass	Pins are accurate: puma ~> 5 keeps Puma::Events.strings for Capybara 3.36; rack ~> 2.2 keeps rack/handler for Puma 5. Confirmed against spec_helper.rb:43 (Capybara.server = :puma) and CI ruby-version: 2.6. Lockfile resolves to puma 5.6.9 / rack 2.2.23.
High	Correctness	Error handling is explicit, no swallowed exceptions	Pass	No control flow added; the stubbed wait_for_ready path (lib/percy.rb:136-177) already rescues gracefully and is unchanged.
High	Correctness	No race conditions or concurrency issues	N/A	No concurrency introduced; test-only stub returns synchronously.
Medium	Testing	New code has corresponding tests	Pass	The change enables the existing .get_serialized_dom examples to run without a live browser; preserves the SimpleCov 100% gate (spec_helper.rb:4).
Medium	Testing	Error paths and edge cases tested	Pass	execute_async_script failure/skip paths are already covered elsewhere in the spec (lines 786-798); this stub only unblocks the serialization examples.
Medium	Testing	Existing tests still pass (no regressions)	Pass	Stub is consistent with the block's existing doubles (switch_to, default_content) and matches the and_return(nil) pattern used at line 774. No behavior change to library code.
Medium	Performance	No N+1 queries or unbounded data fetching	N/A	No queries or data fetching.
Medium	Performance	Long-running tasks use background jobs	N/A	Not applicable to a dependency/test fix.
Medium	Quality	Follows existing codebase patterns	Pass	Gem pins carry comments per the Ruby gem convention ("explain why each gem / pin is added"); stub mirrors the file's existing allow(driver).to receive(...) style.
Medium	Quality	Changes are focused (single concern)	Pass	Three files, +11/-2, one concern: make the suite boot and run. No scope creep.
Low	Quality	Meaningful names, no dead code	Pass	No dead code; net removal of the unused rackup gem. No stray rackup/Rack::Handler/Puma::Events references remain in code.
Low	Quality	Comments explain why, not what	Pass	Both Gemfile comments and the spec comment explain the why (version-removal reasons, readiness gate) rather than the what. Exemplary.
Low	Quality	No unnecessary dependencies added	Pass	No net new deps; rackup removed, puma/rack retained but version-constrained.

Findings

No Fail rows and no Critical/High findings.

Minor (non-blocking) observation, Low severity:

• File: Gemfile:13-16 — Severity: Low — Reviewer: stack:code-reviewer — Issue: The pins are correctly justified for the Ruby 2.6 CI floor, but they are effectively a workaround for an old toolchain rather than a forward fix. Suggestion: No action required for this PR. Optionally track a follow-up to bump the CI Ruby floor (currently 2.6/2.7) so Puma 6 / Rack 3 can be adopted later; leave a tracking issue link near the pin if/when that work is scheduled.

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Verdict: PASS — small, focused dependency-rot fix with accurate, well-justified pins and a faithful test stub; SimpleCov 100% gate preserved.

[AkashBrowserStack]

Claude Code PR Review

PR: #36 • Head: bba8330 • Reviewers: stack:code-reviewer (faithful re-run on current head)

Summary

Repairs Puma/Rack dependency rot so the RSpec suite can boot Capybara again (pins puma ~> 5 and rack ~> 2.2, with comments explaining the Puma 6 Puma::Events.strings removal and the Rack 3 rack/handler removal that broke Capybara's server boot on Ruby 2.6); adds a pull_request trigger to the Test workflow; reworks the multi-DOM responsive Selenium spec to use a faithful driver double so the snapshot POST is captured deterministically on CI; and adds error-path unit tests across process_frame, get_serialized_dom, change_window_dimension_and_wait, capture_responsive_dom, plus mocked-driver snapshot/get_browser_instance/get_driver_metadata/log specs. The live end-to-end integration test is converted to xit and wrapped in # :nocov: so the SimpleCov 100% gate stays intact.

Review Table

Priority	Category	Check	Status	Notes
High	Security	No hardcoded secrets or credentials	Pass	Test-only diff; no secrets. Cookie/url literals are local fixture values (127.0.0.1:3003, cookie-value).
High	Security	Authentication/authorization checks present	N/A	SDK gem + spec changes; no auth surface.
High	Security	Input validation and sanitization	N/A	No user-input handling introduced.
High	Security	No IDOR — resource ownership validated	N/A	No data-access/ownership code.
High	Security	No SQL injection (parameterized queries)	N/A	No DB/SQL in this gem.
High	Correctness	Logic is correct, handles edge cases	Pass	Gemfile pins are accurate to the real incompatibilities (verified against capture_responsive_dom/change_window_dimension_and_wait call paths in lib/percy.rb). Driver double mirrors the real snapshot -> capture_responsive_dom -> get_serialized_dom -> wait_for_ready -> PercyDOM.serialize sequence; execute_async_script => nil faithfully models a PercyDOM lacking waitForReady.
High	Correctness	Error handling is explicit, no swallowed exceptions	Pass	No new swallowing introduced. The new tests assert on the SDK's existing rescue StandardError swallow behavior (Percy.snapshot, process_frame ensure recovery, iframe recovery, resize TimeoutError) rather than adding new silent catches. The added expect(received_body).to_not be_nil guard surfaces the previously-cryptic nil failure loudly — an improvement.
High	Correctness	No race conditions or concurrency issues	Pass	Spec stubs Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new so the real 1s resize-poll timeout is removed, making CI deterministic; WebMock.disable_net_connect!(allow: '127.0.0.1') is scoped and commented for the Capybara session teardown under random ordering.
Medium	Testing	New code has corresponding tests	Pass	This PR is itself net-new tests + a build fix; new error paths are covered.
Medium	Testing	Error paths and edge cases tested	Pass	Adds coverage for default_content/parent_frame failures, script-timeout set/restore + unsupported-timeout, unresolvable iframe src, iframe-processing recovery (+ secondary failure), resize TimeoutError swallow, dual refresh failure, and snapshot success:false/log paths.
Medium	Testing	Existing tests still pass (no regressions)	Pass	The flaky live Firefox responsive test is replaced by an equivalent stubbed test asserting the same POST body (name, url, 3 widths [390,765,1280], cookie). SimpleCov 100% gate retained via # :nocov: on the genuinely-unrunnable xit e2e block.
Medium	Performance	No N+1 queries or unbounded data fetching	N/A	No queries/data fetching.
Medium	Performance	Long-running tasks use background jobs	N/A	Not applicable to an SDK test/build change.
Medium	Quality	Follows existing codebase patterns	Pass	RSpec doubles/instance_double, WebMock stubs, and pinned-gem-with-comment all match the repo's conventions and the Ruby gem guideline ("add a comment explaining why each new gem/pin").
Medium	Quality	Changes are focused (single concern)	Pass	Scoped to making the suite boot + run reliably on CI and restoring the 100% coverage gate; no production lib/ behavior changed.
Low	Quality	Meaningful names, no dead code	Pass	Clear double names (window_size, inner_browser); no dead code. The xit block is intentionally retained as documentation and excluded from coverage.
Low	Quality	Comments explain why, not what	Pass	Comments explain the geckodriver marionette-crash rationale, the Puma/Rack pin reasons, the :nocov: rationale, and the loopback-allow rationale — all "why", not "what".
Low	Quality	No unnecessary dependencies added	Pass	No new deps; rack is now pinned explicitly (it was already a transitive/needed dep) and rackup is dropped, which is correct for the Rack 2 path.

Findings

No Critical/High/Medium/Low findings. No High-priority row is Fail.

Optional observations (non-blocking, not counted against the verdict):

• spec/lib/percy/percy_spec.rb:99 sets allow(driver).to receive(:respond_to?).and_return(false) then immediately overrides :driver and :execute_cdp with false again — the two .with(...) lines are redundant given the catch-all default, but harmless and arguably documentary. No change required.
• .gitignore now ignores /vendor/ (matches the CI ./vendor/bundle cache path); consistent and intentional.

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Verdict: PASS — dependency-rot repair is correct and well-justified, the responsive Selenium spec is a faithful deterministic replacement for the flaky live-Firefox test, the SimpleCov 100% gate is preserved honestly via # :nocov: on a genuinely unrunnable xit block, and all new error-path doubles match the real lib/percy.rb code paths.