---
id: TST-COM-ORD-078
title: Orders health
kind: integration
product_area: commerce
module: orders
revision: 1
status: draft
source_sha:
  services-commerce: c8b66a98e2490617aec38ba5c8165dd9bd0a8f9b
repository: services-commerce
files:
  - modules/orders/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js
implements: []
environment: local
implementation_state: implemented
latest_result: not-run
latest_run_at: null
latest_run_ref: null
conformance: not-verified
estimated_minutes: 1
isolation: The suite owns its composed handler and public health request and touches no database records.
evidence:
  - provenance: test
    source: 'services-commerce:modules/orders/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js'
    test_cases:
      - answers 200 without a security context
      - 'answers ok, naming the orders API and its build'
scenario_coverage: []
dependency_evidence:
  provenance: test
  source: 'services-commerce:modules/orders/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js'
  declared_by_test: >-
    the composed handler (the dispatcher, the tenant access gate, the application access and licence steps)
    and the route.
---

# Orders health

## Verification Boundary

The suite invokes the composed local dispatcher through its public health route.

## What This Suite Proves

A context-free health request returns a successful status and identifies the module and build. The literal health segment does not become a workspace authorization request.

## What It Does Not Prove

A registered file supplies no run result or verified conformance by itself. Local fixtures do not establish deployed cross-service behavior or complete browser journeys.

## Real Dependencies and Test Doubles

The real composed handler receives a local public request. The signing fixture exists but that public route needs no signed context.

## Must Not Be Doubled

The named contract validation or component behavior under assertion must use its actual implementation.