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Added missing 'success: true' property to all mock ContainerActionResponse objects in the test file. These were causing TypeScript compilation errors during the Next.js build process (tsc --noEmit), even though Jest tests were passing. The ContainerActionResponse interface requires the 'success' property, but the mocks were only providing 'message'. This caused CI builds to fail while local Jest tests passed because Jest's TypeScript handling is more lenient than Next.js's build-time type checking. Fixed: - mockApiClient.startContainer responses (2 occurrences) - mockApiClient.stopContainer response - mockApiClient.restartContainer response - mockApiClient.removeContainer response Verified: - npx tsc --noEmit: ✓ No TypeScript errors - npm test: ✓ All tests pass - npm run build: ✓ Build succeeds https://claude.ai/code/session_7d4f1b7d-7a0d-44db-b437-c76b6b61dfb2
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