The merge creates the store-directory capability (two requirements, six
scenarios) and updates the mall's store-and-marketing requirement so the store
directory and store home read live shops and order surfaces name their shop.
openspec validate --all --strict stays green at 13 specs.
The merge creates the storefront-content capability (two requirements, five
scenarios) and updates the mall's home-page requirement so its banner,
promotion, quick-link and floor advert content comes from the content API.
openspec validate --all --strict stays green at 12 passed / 0 failed.
Archive the three completed changes behind replace-mock-api-wave-1/2/3. Each
merge applied cleanly to the main specs:
- catalog gains the Public product browse requirement (subtree filtering and
price sort)
- frontend-mall picks up the per-domain adapter, the pinned home page, the
discovery-page changes, the live auth panels and the live transaction flows
- cart's Server-side cart requirement now documents the shop and stock carried
by every line
Also replace the TBD Purpose placeholder in all eleven specs with a one-line
description of what each capability covers. Those placeholders predate this
work and were the only reason `openspec validate --all --strict` reported
0 passed / 11 failed; it now reports 11 passed / 0 failed.
Move the completed change to
openspec/changes/archive/2026-09-17-pin-home-category-menu/ and merge its
delta into openspec/specs/frontend-mall/spec.md.
Modified requirements:
- B2B2C mall-style PC storefront shell: the header stays fully visible
while scrolling (no scroll-based auto-hide), and the category mega-menu
is a hover dropdown on every page except home, where it is pinned in
the hero row. Adds the "header persists while scrolling" and "hover
categories on a non-home page" scenarios.
- Mock PC home page: the hero row is a pinned 240px category sidebar plus
a carousel filling the remainder, both 450px tall, with the mega-menu
overlaying the carousel and banners center-cropped. Adds the "sidebar
stays while scrolling" and "expand a category" scenarios.
james
Chengdong Zhang