Fighter90/career-ops-ui v1.57.1 on GitHub

[1.57.1] — 2026-05-19

fix(ux): every API error now says WHAT failed, WHERE, and WHY — and the input-error text is maximally descriptive.

"validation failed" was opaque. The server already returned { error, details: ["FIELD: reason", …] }, but every form's catch (e) { UI.toast(e.message) } showed only the top line, so on /#/config (and everywhere) the user couldn't tell which field was wrong. api.js now folds the per-field details into the thrown message site-wide (one change, every form benefits), appends the request context (METHOD /path · HTTP NNN) so the toast says where it failed, falls back to a trimmed raw-body snippet for non-JSON errors, and includes the verb+path on network errors. err.details is also exposed for inline rendering.
Input-error messages are now maximally descriptive. validateConfig explains what's wrong and how to fix it — e.g. PORT: must be 1-65535 — a whole number, digits only (the default is 4317); you entered "abc"; HOST: invalid hostname/ip — only letters, digits and . : - _ are allowed (e.g. 127.0.0.1 …); the Anthropic message now points to console.anthropic.com and tells you to use the right provider's field. Secret keys never echo the entered value (only its character length), so a mistyped real key can't leak into a toast or log.
PORT range is now actually enforced — a 5-digit value above 65535 (e.g. 99999) was previously accepted; it's now rejected with a clear reason.

/#/config PORT and HOST are pre-filled with their real defaults (4317 / 127.0.0.1) instead of looking empty/unconfigured.
Error toasts stay on screen long enough to read — dwell time scales with message length (9–20 s for errors; success/info keep the snappy 3.5 s) and the toast wraps + scrolls instead of clipping a detailed message to one line.

New tests/config-validation-detail.test.mjs (12): api.js detail-folding + WHERE/WHY context + toast dwell (static guards); config.js PORT/HOST defaults; server contract that every error is a field-prefixed string; descriptive-message assertions; secret-no-echo leak guard; the 1–65535 range fix. 874 → 879.