rembric-smoke-testslisted

# Rembric smoke pattern Real-stack verification of a change before opening the PR. Read `docker-compose.dev.yml`, `apps/server/Dockerfile`, and `package.json::dev:docker:up` for the source of truth on ports, mounts, and the dev target — this file gives you only the pattern that survives those changing. ## 0. Preflight: free the RAM the build needs `/tmp` is a tmpfs on this box, so everything under it is RAM. Every vitest run leaves a `rembric-test-*` directory behind and nothing cleans them: 1624 of them once held 8 GB, leaving 2.4 GB free, and `pnpm run dev:docker:up` died with `exit code: 137` (`Killed`) mid-`pnpm install`. That failure reads like a network or lockfile problem and is neither. ```bash free -h # the `shared` column is the tmpfs find /tmp -maxdepth 1 -name 'rembric-test-*' -mmin +60 -exec rm -rf {} + ``` Keep the `-mmin +60`: other sessions may be mid-run, and a bare glob takes their fixtures with it. ## 1. Bring up from the change's worktree ```bash cd <your-worktree> [ -f .env ] || cp <main-worktree>/.env .env pnpm run dev:docker:up # background OK ``` ## 2. Verify YOUR source is mounted The compose project name is global across worktrees, so `docker compose up` will silently attach to a stack another worktree already owns. Always confirm: ```bash docker inspect rembric-dev --format '{{range .Mounts}}{{.Source}} -> {{.Destination}}{{println}}{{end}}' ``` Sources must point to the current