Test Scenario: Walk the curve segments and quotes on the screen

• Run ./compass.sh open-as tenant_admin.
• The sign-in page shows tenant_admin@acme_corporation and the password Secure-Password-123. Press Sign in.
• If the shell asks which party to work as, choose Acme Corporation Plc.
• Pass: the home page opens with Welcome, Tenant Admin, working for Acme Corporation Plc, and no error notice.

• Go to Reporting and choose Curve configurations.
• Pass: the list holds four configurations: Group, HK, UK and US curve configuration.
• Click UK curve configuration.
• Pass: the page title is UK curve configuration, the tabs are Details, Curves, Used by and History, and the line under the title reads Version 1 · 289 of 289 parameters carry documentation from the ORE parameter contract.

• Click the Curves tab.
• Pass: the rail on the left shows YieldCurves holding 17 curves, and one line 18 sections hold no curve in this document.
• Pass: GBP1D is selected, and the workbench shows its header, then The curve, then Its parameters.
• Scroll to the card titled Its Segments.
• Pass: the card says 1 row, and the row names its kind: Simple.
• Pass: the row lists the five leaves a Simple segment reads, each with a value or a default and a Documentation link: Conventions with GBP-OIS-CONVENTIONS, Pillar choice with Default: LastRelevantDate., Priority with Default: 0., Minimum distance with Default: 1., and Projection curve reading Default: Not given. ORE applies its own rule.
• Note: a dash instead of a default means the leaves were not curated, and the snag recorded below is back.
• Note: a snag is a segment leaf that prints an ORE name such as Conventions or RecordedAt where a label belongs, or a leaf that belongs to another kind.

• Still on the Its Segments card, below the leaves.
• Pass: the line reads 12 quotes.
• Pass: twelve identifiers follow, in tenor order, all of the form IR_SWAP/RATE/GBP/0D/1D/…: 1M, 3M, 6M, 12M, 2Y, 3Y, 5Y, 7Y, 10Y, 15Y, 20Y and 30Y.
• Note: a snag is a quote listed under the wrong segment, a quote missing, or the list ordered by anything other than tenor.

• At the foot of the workbench, below the parameters and the segments.
• Pass: a card titled Other elements it can hold lists them, one to a line, each with its state on the right: Report with not set, and BootstrapConfig with this screen cannot read it yet.
• Pass: Segments does not appear in that card, because the page draws the segments as rows and naming the block again would say it twice.

• Click Details.
• Pass: the card shows the configuration's name, its version, the party that holds it, the count of curves and the documentation count.
• Pass: a sentence says what the configuration decides (each curve's definition and bootstrap) and what it does not (the market a run reads, nor the trade data).

• Click Used by.
• Pass: a table lists the reports bound to this configuration with the party that runs them, under ACME Corporation UK plc: Audit Trail Summary, Bucketed DV01, Cashflows, Credit Curves, CVA/DVA/FV.
• Pass: the sentence above the table says a change reaches the next run of each report, and that a run already produced keeps what it ran with.

• Click History.
• Pass: the newest version comes first, dated, reading Created with the reason code system.external_data_import for a freshly provisioned configuration.
• Pass: a Hide system activity control is shown.
• Note: an empty history, or a timeline with no version, is a failure: the curve configuration's history provider has to be registered for the page to draw it.

These are the defects already recorded. Meeting one is expected; the step is to confirm the current behaviour and say whether it is what the note describes.

• Pass: Conventions draws with its label and its value GBP-OIS-CONVENTIONS, and a Documentation link. A gap here means the build predates the inherited leaves, the task that closed it.
• Pass: the GBP1D header reads 10 parameters while the page reads 238 of 238, because the curve's tag counts its own parameters and not its segment's. Still open; it is a snag, not a failure of this walk.
• Pass: no row reads RecordedAt. A row that shows it means the build predates the fix.
• Pass: PillarChoice, Priority and MinDistance draw their defaults and the entry carries no without documentation line, so the page reads 289 of 289. They were curated by Curate the shared segment leaves; a dash here means the contract lost their rows.