feat!: metatype integration polish #91
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Important Review skippedAuto reviews are disabled on this repository. Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughThis update introduces numerous changes to dependencies, configurations, and logic throughout the project. Key changes include dependency version adjustments, new dependencies, revisions in environment and task handling, refined control flows, and enhancements to CLI commands. Significant modifications to environment activation processes and task definitions are present, leading to a more flexible and robust system. Changes
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modules/ports/inter.ts (1)
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24-39: Consider verifying the existence ofidingraph.allbefore accessing it to avoid potential runtime errors.- const inst = graph.all[id]!; + const inst = graph.all[id]; + if (!inst) throw new Error(`Install ID ${id} not found in graph.`);tests/envHooks.ts (1)
56-56: The addition of new test cases inenvHooks.tsis crucial for ensuring the robustness of environment handling in different shell contexts. Consider adding more detailed comments explaining each test case scenario for better maintainability.tests/reloadHooks.ts (1)
10-35: Ensure consistent error handling and messaging across tests for clarity and maintainability.Consider using a centralized mechanism or constants for error codes and messages to avoid magic numbers and improve maintainability.
mod.ts (1)
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132-173: Refactor the environment setup logic to improve clarity and maintainability.- const mainEnv = builder.addEnv(DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME, { - name: DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME, - inherit: args.defaultBaseEnv && args.defaultBaseEnv != DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME - ? args.defaultBaseEnv - : false, - installs: args.installs, - desc: "the default default environment.", - }); - - const replaceDefaultBuildDeps = (args: SecureConfigArgs) => { - defaultBuildDepsSet.length = 0; - defaultBuildDepsSet.push( - ...reduceAllowedDeps(args.allowedBuildDeps ?? []), - ); - const seenPorts = new Set( - defaultBuildDepsSet.map((dep) => dep.manifest.name), - ); - for ( - const dep of args.stdDeps !== false - ? stdDeps({ enableRuntimes: args.enableRuntimes ?? false }) - : [] - ) { - if (seenPorts.has(dep.manifest.name)) { - continue; - } - defaultBuildDepsSet.push(dep); - } - if (args.defaultBaseEnv) { - builder.addEnv(args.defaultBaseEnv, { - allowedBuildDeps: defaultBuildDepsSet, - }); - } else { - mainEnv.allowedBuildDeps(...defaultBuildDepsSet); - } - }; + function setupMainEnv() { + return builder.addEnv(DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME, { + name: DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME, + inherit: args.defaultBaseEnv && args.defaultBaseEnv != DEFAULT_BASE_ENV_NAME + ? args.defaultBaseEnv + : false, + installs: args.installs, + desc: "the default default environment.", + }); + } + + function replaceDefaultBuildDeps(args: SecureConfigArgs) { + defaultBuildDepsSet.length = 0; + defaultBuildDepsSet.push( + ...reduceAllowedDeps(args.allowedBuildDeps ?? []), + ); + const seenPorts = new Set( + defaultBuildDepsSet.map((dep) => dep.manifest.name), + ); + for ( + const dep of args.stdDeps !== false + ? stdDeps({ enableRuntimes: args.enableRuntimes ?? false }) + : [] + ) { + if (seenPorts.has(dep.manifest.name)) { + continue; + } + defaultBuildDepsSet.push(dep); + } + if (args.defaultBaseEnv) { + builder.addEnv(args.defaultBaseEnv, { + allowedBuildDeps: defaultBuildDepsSet, + }); + } else { + mainEnv.allowedBuildDeps(...defaultBuildDepsSet); + } + } + + const mainEnv = setupMainEnv(); + replaceDefaultBuildDeps(args);modules/ports/mod.ts (1)
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132-140: Convert function expressions to arrow functions where appropriate to improve readability and reduce verbosity.- function (args) { + (args) => {Also applies to: 266-268
modules/envs/posix.ts (1)
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324-374: The array contains an empty slot, which can lead to unexpected behavior or errors in runtime.- ...onEnterHooksEscaped.map((line) => ` ${line}`), + ...onEnterHooksEscaped.map((line) => ` ${line}`), // Ensure no empty slotsEnsure that no empty slots are present in the array.
host/mod.ts (3)
22-23: Add documentation for the new flagsreFlagSetandlockedFlagSet.It would be beneficial for maintainability to add comments explaining the purpose of these flags both in the
CliArgsandHostCtxstructures.Also applies to: 29-30
310-314: Add logging for hash file changes.It would be useful to add debug logging here to trace when hash files are being written, which can help in understanding the flow of data and debugging.
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328-352: Ensure proper handling of lockfile updates.Consider adding more robust checks or a transaction mechanism to ensure that the lockfile updates are atomic and consistent, especially in environments where multiple instances might be accessing the file simultaneously.
modules/ports/sync.ts (2)
51-51: Clarify the purpose ofSyncCtxwith additional documentation.Adding a brief comment describing the
SyncCtxtype's role would enhance code readability and maintainability.
275-275: Document the structure ofInstallGraph.It would be helpful to document the
InstallGraphtype, explaining its components and their interactions, especially since it seems central to the installation logic.
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- .ghjk/lock.json (7 hunks)
- .github/workflows/tests.yml (1 hunks)
- deps/cli.ts (1 hunks)
- deps/common.ts (1 hunks)
- examples/kitchen/ghjk.ts (3 hunks)
- files/deno/worker.ts (2 hunks)
- files/mod.ts (26 hunks)
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- host/mod.ts (10 hunks)
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- install/hook.fish (3 hunks)
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- main.ts (1 hunks)
- mod.ts (7 hunks)
- modules/envs/inter.ts (1 hunks)
- modules/envs/mod.ts (13 hunks)
- modules/envs/posix.ts (7 hunks)
- modules/envs/types.ts (3 hunks)
- modules/ports/inter.ts (1 hunks)
- modules/ports/mod.ts (9 hunks)
- modules/ports/sync.ts (7 hunks)
- modules/ports/types.ts (3 hunks)
- modules/tasks/deno.ts (2 hunks)
- modules/tasks/exec.ts (5 hunks)
- modules/tasks/inter.ts (1 hunks)
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- ports/deno_ghrel.ts (1 hunks)
- ports/mod.ts (1 hunks)
- ports/temporal_cli.ts (2 hunks)
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- tests/envs.ts (2 hunks)
- tests/ports.ts (2 hunks)
- tests/portsOutdated.ts (2 hunks)
- tests/reloadHooks.ts (2 hunks)
- tests/tasks.ts (1 hunks)
- tests/utils.ts (1 hunks)
- utils/mod.ts (6 hunks)
- utils/worker.ts (1 hunks)
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Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
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tests/utils.ts
[error] 79-80: The call chain .map().flat() can be replaced with a single .flatMap() call. (lint/complexity/useFlatMap)
Safe fix: Replace the chain with .flatMap().
modules/ports/mod.ts
[error] 132-140: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 266-268: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.modules/envs/mod.ts
[error] 136-142: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 156-162: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 178-189: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 203-215: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.modules/envs/posix.ts
[error] 324-374: This array contains an empty slot. (lint/suspicious/noSparseArray)
Unsafe fix: Replace hole with undefined
host/mod.ts
[error] 121-125: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 138-144: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 150-156: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 162-168: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 180-190: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)
Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.
[error] 416-417: This case is falling through to the next case. (lint/suspicious/noFallthroughSwitchClause)
Add a
breakorreturnstatement to the end of this case to prevent fallthrough.
[error] 497-499: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)
Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.
modules/ports/sync.ts
[error] 813-823: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)
Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.
[error] 817-823: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)
files/mod.ts
[error] 255-255: The assignment should not be in an expression. (lint/suspicious/noAssignInExpressions)
The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.
Gitleaks
.ghjk/deno.lock
130-130: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. (generic-api-key)
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ghjk.ts (1)
2-2: Integration ofports.deno_ghrel()appears correct and aligns with the new dependency addition mentioned in the PR.Also applies to: 18-18
modules/envs/inter.ts (1)
4-26: The implementation ofgetEnvsCtxfunction is robust and follows good practices in managing shared state using a blackboard pattern.modules/tasks/inter.ts (1)
4-25: ThegetTasksCtxfunction is well-implemented, utilizing a consistent pattern with other context management functions in the system.modules/types.ts (1)
7-7: The addition ofenvVarNameis a thoughtful extension to the type definitions, supporting the enhanced environment and task management features introduced in this PR.Also applies to: 26-26
modules/ports/inter.ts (1)
5-16: Well implemented context retrieval pattern using the blackboard.tests/portsOutdated.ts (1)
13-13: Please clarify or resolve the FIXME note here.files/deno/worker.ts (1)
10-10: Proper handling of Deno namespace modification before other operations.deps/common.ts (2)
13-13: Revised export ofzod_val_erraligns with the new architectural decisions as mentioned in the AI-generated summary. Ensure this change is consistently reflected in all files that usezod_val_err.
5-13: Ensure that all dependencies are appropriately used in the project to prevent any potential issues due to unused imports.ports/deno_ghrel.ts (1)
1-76: The implementation indeno_ghrel.tsfor handling Deno-specific GitHub releases is well-structured. The use ofosXarchand error handling in thedownloadUrlsmethod are particularly noteworthy. Ensure that the error messages are descriptive enough to aid in debugging..github/workflows/tests.yml (1)
47-47: Ensure the new ARM environment is fully supported and integrated.The addition of a custom ARM environment (line 47) is a significant change. It's important to verify that all dependencies, scripts, and tools used in the tests are compatible with ARM architecture. This verification might include checking compatibility of software installed during the test, ensuring that all scripts run correctly, and that performance metrics are within expected ranges.
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The
custom-armenvironment has been added to the matrix strategy in thetest-e2ejob. However, there are no architecture-specific configurations or dependencies that would impact the ARM environment's integration.
- The
platformis set appropriately for ARM (linux/aarch64).- The
e2eTypeis set todocker, which should work across different architectures as long as the Docker setup is compatible.- The steps in the
test-e2ejob do not contain any architecture-specific commands or dependencies that would fail on ARM.Thus, it appears that the addition of the
custom-armenvironment is properly integrated and should work as expected.Scripts executed
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modules/tasks/types.ts (1)
16-16: Validate the implications of making theenvfield optional and introducingenvKey.The changes to the task definition types (lines 16 and 20) could have significant implications on how tasks are configured and validated. It's crucial to ensure that these changes do not introduce any inconsistencies or unexpected behaviors in task configurations. Consider verifying the integration and behavior of these new fields with existing task setups.
Also applies to: 20-20
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The results show that the
envfield has been made optional and theenvKeyfield has been introduced and integrated into the task definitions and execution flow. The integration appears to be consistent, as theenvKeyis used in the task execution process to fetch and cook the environment configurations.
- The
envfield being optional is handled appropriately in thetaskDefFullBaseschema.- The
envKeyfield is correctly used in the task execution flow to reference environment configurations.No inconsistencies or missing implementations related to these fields were found in the task creation and execution process.
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modules/tasks/deno.ts (2)
11-11: Import ofshimDenoNamespacecorrectly added for environment adjustments in Deno namespace.
64-64: Proper use ofshimDenoNamespaceto ensure the Deno namespace is correctly configured before module execution.modules/tasks/mod.ts (2)
13-13: Import and usage ofgetTasksCtxcorrectly implemented for initializing the task context.
57-82: Enhancements to command generation provide dynamic and flexible handling of tasks based on configuration.modules/envs/types.ts (1)
38-38: Addition ofmoduleValidators.envVarNameenhances the validation of environment variable names, ensuring configuration integrity.tests/tasks.ts (1)
154-156: Transformation of tasks from an array to an object enhances lookup efficiency and organization in test setups.examples/kitchen/ghjk.ts (3)
99-108: Significant changes to thepythonenvironment to ensure true isolation by not inheriting fromdefaultBaseEnv. Ensure all dependencies and configurations are correctly isolated as intended.
36-47: Refined the mechanism for specifying allowed build dependencies. Verify that the new configuration does not introduce any unexpected behaviors in build processes.Verification successful
The new configuration for specifying allowed build dependencies in
examples/kitchen/ghjk.tsaligns with the intended behavior and does not introduce unexpected dependencies.
env("main")configuration includesports.node({}),ports.rust({ version: "stable" }), andstdDeps({ enableRuntimes: true }).Scripts executed
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111-116: Introduced the ability for environments to inherit from multiple other environments. Confirm that there are no conflicts or overrides that could affect the expected behavior.Verification successful
The extracted definitions show that the
mainenvironment sets a variable (RUST_LOG), installs a program (jq_ghrel), and allows certain build dependencies (node). Thepythonenvironment installs a specific version of Python and allows it as a build dependency. There are no direct conflicts between these definitions.
mainenvironment:
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RUST_LOGvariable.- Installs
jq_ghrel.- Allows
nodeas a build dependency.
pythonenvironment:
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- Allows Python 3.8.18 as a build dependency.
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devenvironment.Scripts executed
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install/hook.sh (1)
99-103: Improved handling of environment variables when switching directories. Ensure that this change does not interfere with environment persistence across sessions.Verification successful
The change to unset
GHJK_ENVwhen switching directories does not interfere with environment persistence across sessions, as there is no mechanism for persistingGHJK_ENVin the script.
install/hook.sh: The unset command forGHJK_ENVand its usage.Scripts executed
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install/hook.fish (1)
16-18: Enhanced handling ofGHJK_ENVwhen switching directories in Fish shell. Confirm that this logic aligns with the behavior in other shell environments to maintain consistency.Verification successful
To ensure consistency in handling
GHJK_ENVacross different shell scripts, let's gather detailed information on howGHJK_ENVis managed in the Fish script (install/hook.fish) and the corresponding logic in other shell scripts.
The review comment's concern about the consistency of
GHJK_ENVhandling across different shell environments is valid. The gathered information shows:
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install/hook.fish,GHJK_ENVis set conditionally and ignored when switching directories.- In
install/hook.sh,GHJK_ENVis also conditionally set, and it is explicitly unset when switching directories.Both scripts handle
GHJK_ENVsimilarly, ensuring that it is ignored or unset when switching directories, maintaining consistency across shell environments.
install/hook.fishtest -z $next_env; and set next_env "$GHJK_ENV" # we ignore previously loaded GHJK_ENV when switching
install/hook.shnext_env="${1:-${GHJK_ENV:-default}}"; # we ignore previously loaded GHJK_ENV when switching unset GHJK_ENVHence, the logic aligns well across the scripts.
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tests/reloadHooks.ts (1)
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The search results indicate that the
DUMMY_ENVanddummycommands are used extensively throughout the test scripts, including the filetests/reloadHooks.ts. The checks for environment variables and the usage of thedummycommand appear to be correctly implemented as per the review comment.
- The environment variable
DUMMY_ENVis checked multiple times using different methods (e.g.,[ "\${DUMMY_ENV:-}" = "dummy" ]).- The
dummycommand is invoked and checked to ensure it behaves as expected.These findings align with the review comment's focus on verifying the correct usage of environment variable checks and dummy commands.
However, the extensive usage across multiple files suggests a thorough review might be necessary to ensure all instances are correctly implemented. Since the verification script results align with the review comment, no immediate issues are found in the provided snippet.
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tests/ports.ts (1)
113-117: Added test case for Deno port appears correctly implemented.Ensure that the
deno --versioncommand is available and functions as expected in the testing environment.modules/tasks/exec.ts (1)
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119-163: Review the task execution logic for handling Deno file tasks.Verification successful
The implementation of
execTaskDenohas been successfully retrieved. Here is the relevant function:export async function execTaskDeno( moduleUri: string, args: ExecTaskArgs, ) { const resp = await rpc(moduleUri, { ty: "exec", uri: moduleUri, args, }); if (resp.ty != "exec") { throw new Error(`invalid response type: ${resp.ty}`); } }This function sends an RPC request to execute a task and checks the response type to ensure it matches the expected "exec" type. If the response type is incorrect, it throws an error.
execTaskDenois correctly handling the execution of tasks by making an RPC call and validating the response.- Error handling is in place to catch and report invalid response types.
No issues were found with the task execution logic for handling Deno file tasks.
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mod.ts (1)
92-92: Ensure tasks are properly typed and documented, especially since they now use aRecordstructure.Verification successful
The search results show multiple references to
tasksacross various files. To ensure that the newRecordstructure is properly implemented and used, we need to verify a few key points:
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tasksis consistently defined asRecord<string, DenoTaskDefArgs>where applicable.- Usage Alignment: Verify that the usage of
tasksaligns with the new structure, especially in object manipulations and function arguments.Let's generate a script to check the definitions and usages in detail.
The search results confirm that the
tasksproperty is defined usingRecord<string, DenoTaskDefArgs>and its usage in object manipulations aligns with the new structure. Specifically:
- Definition Consistency: The
tasksproperty is defined asRecord<string, DenoTaskDefArgs>inmod.ts.- Usage Alignment: The usage of
tasksin object manipulations (e.g.,Object.entries(args.tasks ?? {})) is consistent with the new structure.No further issues were found based on the provided context and the verification scripts.
mod.ts:tasksis defined and used correctly.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `tasks` throughout the application to ensure they align with the new `Record` structure. # Test: Search for task usage. Expect: Proper handling of the new structure. rg --type ts $'tasks'Length of output: 5386
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the consistency of `tasks` definition and its usage alignment with the new `Record` structure. # Check for definitions of `tasks` to ensure they use `Record<string, DenoTaskDefArgs>` rg --type ts 'tasks\?: Record<string, DenoTaskDefArgs>' # Check for object manipulations and function arguments involving `tasks` rg --type ts 'Object\.entries\(\s*args\.tasks' -A 3 rg --type ts 'Object\.entries\(\s*moduleConfig\.tasks' -A 3 rg --type ts 'Object\.fromEntries\(\s*this\.\#tasks' -A 3Length of output: 685
tests/envs.ts (1)
244-260: Ensure task inheritance is thoroughly tested, especially where tasks inherit environment variables.Verification successful
To proceed, we need to extract and analyze the specific test cases in
tests/envs.tsthat involve task inheritance. This will help us determine if the inheritance of environment variables and other properties is thoroughly tested.
The extracted test cases from
tests/envs.tsconfirm that task inheritance, including the inheritance of environment variables, is thoroughly tested. Here are the relevant sections:
- env_inherit_from_envs: Tests inheritance of environment variables from one environment to another.
- task_inherit_from_envs: Tests inheritance of environment variables from an environment to a task.
- env_inherit_from_tasks: Tests inheritance of environment variables from a task to an environment.
- task_inherit_from_task: Tests inheritance of environment variables from one task to another.
- inheritance_diamond: Tests complex inheritance scenarios involving multiple environments.
These test cases cover various scenarios, ensuring that task inheritance is correctly implemented and verified.
env_inherit_from_envs:{ name: "env_inherit_from_envs", ePoint: "fish", envs: [], secureConfig: { defaultEnv: "e1", envs: [ { name: "e1", inherit: "e2" }, { name: "e2", vars: { HEY: "hello" }, }, ], }, stdin: ` test "$GHJK_ENV" = "e1"; or exit 101 test "$HEY" = "hello"; or exit 102 `, }
task_inherit_from_envs:{ name: "task_inherit_from_envs", ePoint: "fish", envs: [], secureConfig: { envs: [{ name: "e1", vars: { HEY: "hello" } }], tasks: { t1: { inherit: "e1", fn: ($) => $`echo $HEY` } }, }, stdin: ` set fish_trace 1 test (ghjk x t1) = "hello"; or exit 102 `, }
env_inherit_from_tasks:{ name: "env_inherit_from_tasks", ePoint: "fish", envs: [], secureConfig: { defaultEnv: "e1", envs: [{ name: "e1", inherit: "t1" }], tasks: { t1: { vars: { HEY: "hello" } } }, }, stdin: ` set fish_trace 1 test "$GHJK_ENV" = "e1"; or exit 101 test "$HEY" = "hello"; or exit 102 `, }
task_inherit_from_task:{ name: "task_inherit_from_task", ePoint: "fish", envs: [], secureConfig: { tasks: { t1: { vars: { HEY: "hello" }, fn: ($) => $`echo fake` }, t2: { inherit: "t1", fn: ($) => $`echo $HEY`, }, }, }, stdin: ` set fish_trace 1 test (ghjk x t2) = "hello"; or exit 102 `, }
inheritance_diamond:{ name: "inheritance_diamond", ePoint: "fish", envs: [ { name: "e1", vars: { E1: "1" }, installs: [dummy({ output: "e1" })] }, { name: "e2", inherit: "e1", vars: { E2: "2" }, }, { name: "e3", inherit: "e1", vars: { E3: "3" }, }, { name: "e4", inherit: ["e2", "e3"], vars: { E4: "4" }, }, ], stdin: ` set fish_trace 1 test "$E1" = "1"; or exit 101 test "$E2" = "2"; or exit 102 test "$E3" = "3"; or exit 103 test "$E4" = "4"; or exit 104 test (dummy) = "e1"; or exit 105 `, }These test cases demonstrate that the task inheritance feature is well-covered and verified.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that task inheritance is correctly implemented and covered by tests. # Test: Search for task inheritance implementation and test coverage. rg --type ts $'inherit'Length of output: 3568
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#!/bin/bash # Extract and display the relevant test cases from tests/envs.ts that involve task inheritance. rg --context 5 'inherit' tests/envs.tsLength of output: 3618
modules/envs/mod.ts (3)
15-23: Refactored imports and function usage from../ports/inter.tsimprove modularity by separating concerns.
21-22: Integration ofgetTasksCtxfrom../tasks/inter.tsallows task context to be fetched, enhancing the functionality of environment commands.
112-119: The filtering and mapping logic to exclude environments starting with underscores is clear and effective. This is a good use of chaining array methods for concise data processing.modules/envs/posix.ts (2)
16-19: The functioncookPosixEnvnow explicitly requiresenvKeyandenvDirparameters, which enhances clarity and ensures that the environment is correctly specified for cooking.
42-42: Explicitly settingGHJK_ENVin the environment variables map is a good practice to ensure that the environment is correctly recognized across different parts of the application.utils/mod.ts (2)
12-12: Addingzod_val_errto the imports in this file extends the error handling capabilities by utilizing validation error formatting from Zod.
183-183: The use oflogger().debugindefaultCommandBuilderprovides detailed logging for command execution, which is useful for debugging and ensuring command processes are clear..ghjk/lock.json (3)
73-76: Addition ofdeno_ghreldependency.The addition of the
deno_ghreldependency is noted. Please ensure that all necessary documentation and usage examples are updated accordingly to reflect this change.
21-21: Version downgrades fortar_aaandzstd_aaneed justification.Please provide a rationale for downgrading these dependencies. This is crucial to ensure that there are no regressions or loss of features that might affect the stability or security of the system.
Also applies to: 27-27, 45-45, 51-51, 61-61, 67-67
97-98: Configuration changes in theconfigsection.Configuration changes have been made in the
configsection, including updates to installation sets and environment provisions. Please verify that these changes align with the intended system architecture and do not introduce configuration drift.Also applies to: 100-101, 103-104, 120-126, 128-141
host/mod.ts (2)
36-39: Ensure that both flagsGHJK_LOCKEDandGHJK_REcannot be set simultaneously.The logic to prevent both
GHJK_LOCKEDandGHJK_REfrom being set at the same time is correctly implemented.
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222-243: Validate module entries during lockfile processing.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]
Consider adding validation for the structure and contents offoundLockObj.config.modulesbefore processing to ensure data integrity.files/mod.ts (5)
7-7: The addition of imports fordeep_eql,multibase32,multibase64, andzodsupports the enhanced validation and encoding functionalities introduced in this update.
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54-106: The updated type definitions forEnvParent,EnvDefArgs,TaskFnArgs,TaskFn, andTaskDefArgseffectively support the new functionalities around environment inheritance and task configurations.
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136-501: The modifications in theGhjkfileclass methods such asaddInstall,setAllowedPortDeps,addTask, andaddEnvenhance the management of installations, dependencies, tasks, and environments, aligning well with the PR's objectives.
387-501: The implementation of new functionalities for handling environment variable conflicts (#mergeEnvs) and task execution (execTask) is robust and aligns with the enhanced capabilities described in the PR.Also applies to: 295-306
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5-1093: Overall, the changes infiles/mod.tsare well-integrated and enhance the project's functionality regarding environment and task management. The code is well-structured and follows best practices in software development.
* feat(envs): Envs module * feat: rework `ghjk.ts` interface and integrate with other modules * wip: minor fixup * fix: improve uninited dir experience * wip: `$ ghjk envs sync` * refactor(envs,cli)!: envs first cli (#48) * refactor(envs): envs first CLI * wip: missing file * wip: wip * wip: wip 2 * feat(tests): basic tests * docs: some snippets for `README.md` * doc: typo * fix: `Deno.Command` troubles * fix: cross platform shell fn for getting ctime * fix: `!` as instId separator * fix(tests): missing flag * wip: wip * feat: `ghjk p resolve` * refactor: polish CLI code * wip: clearEnv fix * fix: vendor dax patch * fix: forgotten change * fix: use `@ghjk/dax` fork * fix: remove vendor dir from Dockerfile * feat: env hooks (#59) * feat(envs,tasks): env `onEnter`/`onExit` hooks * wip: anon tasks * feat: anonymous tasks * tests: anon tasks * wip: wip * feat: env onEnter/onExit hooks * tests: env hook tests * fix: bug in path outputs * fix: use latest setup-ghjk * fix: bug on check task * chore: bump deno to 1.43.1 * fix: miss field in test harness * fix: use `no-prune` on docker tests * fix: don't rmi at all * fix: timeout * docs: metatype ecosystem banner in README.md (#49) * docs: metatype ecosystem banner in README.md * fix: utm --------- Co-authored-by: Teo Stocco <[email protected]> * fix(port): `cpy_bs` doesn't work on arm (#60) * wip: linux/arm in docker on mac-14 * wip: try `custom-macos` * wip: try inline docker * wip: try `custom-macos` * fix: remove unnecessary action * fix: move platform flags into tests * refactor: merge new job into matrix * fix: broken aarch64 ports * wip: log * fix: diambiguate platforms in harness * fix: silly ci bug * fix: env depending on itself case * fix: lint issue * fix: use 5m timeout for everything * refactor(envs): `GHJK_NEXTFILE` based env reloading (#83) * wip: nextfile * tests: nextfile * refactor: pid based nextfile * refactor: replace with ghjkdir vars instead of $HOME * fix: env hook tests * fix: bashisms * feat(modules): ports outdated command (#62) * wip(modules): add installSetIds to * wip(modules-ports): read recipe.json and get cooked installSetIds * wip(ports): wip for version getter func * feat(modules): restrcutre ctx tree and recipe.json content * feat(ports): add table to show version diff * fix: fix unhandled prov type in envs/posix cook * wip: wip update outdated installs * wip: add ghjk file with multiple installs * chore(test): wip add test * refactor: refactor table structure and update cargo_binstall * refactor(ghjk.ts): replace `secureConfig` with `hack.ts` (#87) * refactor(ghjk.ts): replace secureConfig with hack.ts * docs: improve README * fix(ci): update action job * fix: address llm feedback * fix: cargo-binstall bug * fix: ports outdated test fix * feat!: metatype integration polish (#91) * feat: multipl env inheritance * refactor: handle GHJK_CLEANUP_POSIX edgecases * feat: task on task inheritance * fix: bugs! * feat(port): `deno_ghrel` * fix: `portsOutdated` tests * fix: diamond inheritance bug * small stuff * fix: apply llm feedback * fix: minor fixes * fix: path var merging * feat: `std.ts` and `sedLock` * fix: task path combinations * fix: task path combinations 2 * chore: set version 0.2.0 * fix: more target sed pattern * fix(ci): pre-commit issue * fix: 10m timeout * fix: explicit GITHUB_TOKEN --------- Co-authored-by: Teo Stocco <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Estifanos Bireda <[email protected]>
Describe your change
ghjk envs lsdeno_ghrelport$GHJK_REenv var will force ghjk recreate lockfile$GHJK_LOCKEDenv var will force ghjk to avoid re-serialization/use lockfileMotivation and context
MET-347
Migration notes
taskfield on the object argument to thefilefunction now takes an object instead of an array.allowedBuildDepsbuilder function for envs now takes varargs instead of an array..ghjk/lock.jsonChecklist
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