chore: drop the chart.js webjar and sweep the stale AngularJS references (#6590) - #6621
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…s to resources-application (#6589) The twelve platform-wide extension points application-{perspectives, views, menus, settings, locales, shells, themes, tile, windows, subviews, reports} and dashboard-widgets were declared by the AngularJS Dashboard shell, but their consumers sit far outside it - the Harmonia shells, the Harmonia UI template's perspective extension, Inbox, Documents, platform-core, the settings and translation views. They move next to application-projections in resources-application, which is the shell that actually aggregates them, so the AngularJS module can be removed in the following commit. Lookup is by extension-point NAME (ExtensionsFacade.getExtensions), so nothing about resolution changes; only the declaring location does. Part of #6591. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
resources-dashboard hosted the AngularJS-generated application perspectives at /services/web/dashboard/. Those templates were removed in #6588, so the shell has no consumer left: the generated apps are Harmonia SPAs served per project, and the Harmonia application shell in resources-application is the launchpad. Removed with it: the Dashboard and Reports AngularJS perspectives, the shared EntityService/ProcessTasks AngularJS services (their only consumers were the generated AngularJS views), the module's i18n and images, and the three Maven wirings. The extension-point declarations moved to resources-application in the preceding commit. The Harmonia application shell keeps its id (applicationShell), its label (Applications) and its /services/web/application/ URL - renaming it was considered and dropped. Migration: already-generated AngularJS applications stop working at runtime, since their views load shell assets from /services/web/dashboard/. Regenerating with the Harmonia template is required, not optional. Part of #6591. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ces (#6590) The chart.js webjar's last consumer was the AngularJS Dashboard shell removed in #6589 - Harmonia reports render through Harmonia's own native x-h-chart-* SVG charts - so the dependency in resources-resources and the <chart.js.version> property in the root pom are dropped, together with the third-party attribution in README.md and the library lists in CLAUDE_FEATURES.md. Docs sweep for claims the removals made false: CLAUDE.md (the chart.js webjar "remains only for the AngularJS dashboard shell", the widgetSize/full-stack comparisons with the AngularJS stacks, and the application shell described as the counterpart to a shell that no longer exists), a status banner on HARMONIA_RUNTIME_PLAN.md marking its parallel-stack framing historical, and the deferred Chart.js item in HARMONIA_2_MIGRATION.md. The stale IntentSettings comments the issue lists were already corrected when the AngularJS templates were removed; the survivors grep (ui-angular | form-builder-angularjs | template-application-angular over components, modules, tests and build) is empty. Closes #6591 once the migration issues land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #6590. Part of the umbrella #6591 — the final cleanup of the wave.
resources-dashboard/.../dashboard.html;Harmonia reports render through Harmonia's own native
x-h-chart-*SVG charts. Removed: thedependency in
resources-resources(leaving the module its images/unicons), the<chart.js.version>property in the root pom, the README attribution and the library lists inCLAUDE_FEATURES.md.grep -rn "webjars/chart" components modules tests buildis empty(
resources-dev-tools' unrelated*Chart.jsfiles left alone, as the issue asks).CLAUDE.md(the chart.js webjar"remains only for the AngularJS dashboard shell"; the
widgetSizeand full-stack comparisons withthe removed AngularJS stacks; the application shell described as the counterpart to a shell that no
longer exists), a status banner on
HARMONIA_RUNTIME_PLAN.mdmarking its parallel-stack framinghistorical rather than rewriting the design record, and the deferred Chart.js item in
HARMONIA_2_MIGRATION.md.IntentSettingscomments — item 2 of the issue is already done: the recipe comments werecorrected when the AngularJS templates were removed, and no
angulartemplate id remains inengine-intent. No change needed.Verification
Final survivors grep —
ui-angular | form-builder-angularjs | template-application-angularovercomponents modules tests build(*.java,*.js,*.json,*.gen*,*.template) — empty.mvn -T 1C clean package -P quick-buildgreen; the built instance starts and every shell loads.🤖 Generated with Claude Code