Release: v1.0.0 #18
Release: v1.0.0 #18
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…x TypeScript types Co-authored-by: warengonzaga <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: warengonzaga <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: warengonzaga <[email protected]>
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Merge pull request #14 from wgtechlabs/copilot/fix-0865e5cb-20f2-4411-98d6-9a768a1bfe4b
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Pull Request Overview
This PR prepares the repository for the v1.0.0 release by standardizing on pnpm, aligning build and CI tooling, and tightening TypeScript typings for Redis.
- Switch package manager from Yarn to pnpm across code, docs, CI, and Docker.
- Add explicit Redis client typing and minor config adjustments.
- Update Dockerfile and GitHub Actions to use pnpm for deterministic installs and builds.
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Copilot reviewed 8 out of 11 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.
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| File | Description |
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| src/config/redis.ts | Adds RedisClientType and annotates the Redis client for stronger typing. |
| package.json | Replaces Yarn engine and scripts with pnpm equivalents; pins packageManager to [email protected]. |
| README.md | Updates Quick Start and build commands from Yarn to pnpm (documentation). |
| Dockerfile | Enables pnpm via corepack and updates install/build steps to pnpm with cache mounts. |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Replaces Yarn usage with pnpm in contributor workflow (documentation). |
| .yarnrc | Removes Yarn configuration as part of migration. |
| .npmrc | Adds pnpm configuration for hoisting and peer dependency behavior. |
| .github/workflows/validate.yml | Updates CI to set up pnpm, cache with pnpm, and run pnpm commands. |
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| import { createClient } from 'redis'; | |||
| import { createClient, RedisClientType } from 'redis'; | |||
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[nitpick] Importing a type as a value can lead to unnecessary runtime imports. Prefer using a type-only import to ensure the identifier is erased at compile time: split into import { createClient } from 'redis'; and import type { RedisClientType } from 'redis';.
| import { createClient, RedisClientType } from 'redis'; | |
| import { createClient } from 'redis'; | |
| import type { RedisClientType } from 'redis'; |
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| # Enable and install pnpm via corepack | ||
| RUN corepack enable && \ | ||
| corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate |
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Using pnpm@latest makes builds non-deterministic. Pin pnpm to the same version declared in package.json (packageManager: \"[email protected]\") for reproducible builds, e.g., corepack prepare [email protected] --activate.
| corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate | |
| corepack prepare pnpm@9.15.4 --activate |
| auto-install-peers=true | ||
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| # Use strict peer dependencies to maintain dependency integrity | ||
| strict-peer-dependencies=false |
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The comment contradicts the configuration: strict-peer-dependencies=false disables strict peer dependency enforcement. Update the comment or set strict-peer-dependencies=true to match the stated intent.
| strict-peer-dependencies=false | |
| strict-peer-dependencies=true |
| uses: actions/checkout@v4 | ||
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| - name: Setup pnpm | ||
| uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4 | ||
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| version: 9.15.4 | ||
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| - name: Setup Node.js | ||
| uses: actions/setup-node@v4 |
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| uses: actions/checkout@v4 | |
| - name: Setup pnpm | |
| uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4 | |
| with: | |
| version: 9.15.4 | |
| - name: Setup Node.js | |
| uses: actions/setup-node@v4 | |
| uses: actions/checkout@v4.1.6 # 4.1.6 is the latest v4 release as of June 2024 | |
| - name: Setup pnpm | |
| uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4.0.0 # 4.0.0 is the latest v4 release as of June 2024 | |
| with: | |
| version: 9.15.4 | |
| - name: Setup Node.js | |
| uses: actions/setup-node@v4.0.2 # 4.0.2 is the latest v4 release as of June 2024 |
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSir/Ma’am, this change replaces Yarn with pnpm across CI, Docker, repository configs, and documentation, adds a .npmrc, removes .yarnrc, updates package.json enforcement, adjusts .gitignore, and introduces an explicit Redis client type in src/config/redis.ts. Changes
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.npmrc (1)
4-10: A word of caution regarding the hoisting configuration, Sir.The combination of
shamefully-hoist=trueandauto-install-peers=trueprovides maximum convenience but sacrifices dependency isolation guarantees. Whilst this resolves TypeScript type inference issues with nested @redis packages (as noted in your comments), it may mask dependency version conflicts and create phantom dependency access patterns.For production environments, Sir, you might consider the more disciplined approach:
-shamefully-hoist=true +shamefully-hoist=false # Public hoist pattern - hoist @redis packages to resolve TypeScript type issues public-hoist-pattern[]=@redis/* -# Auto-install peers to prevent missing peer dependency warnings -auto-install-peers=true +# Manual peer dependency management for better control +auto-install-peers=false -# Use strict peer dependencies to maintain dependency integrity -strict-peer-dependencies=false +# Enable strict peer dependencies for dependency integrity +strict-peer-dependencies=trueHowever, if the current configuration serves your development velocity without issues, the existing settings remain perfectly serviceable for this project's scale.
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.gitignore (1)
135-137: Sir, the lockfile exclusion strategy appears sound.The updated comment and ignore patterns correctly enforce pnpm as the sole package manager while ensuring pnpm-lock.yaml remains tracked for reproducible builds. The existing yarn.lock and package-lock.json entries are now properly documented as blocked artifacts.
src/config/redis.ts (1)
1-1: Excellent work on the type safety enhancement, Sir.The explicit
RedisClientTypeannotation aligns perfectly with the redis library's v4.x TypeScript-first design. This provides superior IDE integration and compile-time guarantees without altering runtime behaviour.Based on learnings: The redis library documentation explicitly recommends using these exported TypeScript types (RedisClientType, RedisClusterType) for stronger typing in v4.x applications.
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.github/workflows/validate.yml (1)
16-19: The CI pipeline has been flawlessly reconfigured, Sir.The GitHub Actions workflow now employs pnpm 9.15.4 via the official
pnpm/action-setup@v4action, with cache configuration and installation flags correctly adapted. The version matches the packageManager specification in package.json, ensuring consistency between local development and continuous integration environments.Also applies to: 25-25, 28-28, 31-31, 34-34
CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
29-31: The contributor documentation has been comprehensively updated, Sir.All development workflows, commands, and enforcement messaging now accurately reflect the pnpm-based development environment. The preinstall script warning and development guidelines correctly communicate the package manager requirements to potential contributors.
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Dockerfile (1)
53-56: The Docker build stages are otherwise expertly configured, Sir.The migration from Yarn to pnpm across all build stages maintains proper layer caching through bind mounts, correctly references pnpm-lock.yaml and .npmrc, and utilizes the appropriate pnpm store cache path. The --frozen-lockfile flag ensures reproducible builds, and the multi-stage structure remains optimal for minimal production image size.
Once the version pinning concern is addressed, this Dockerfile will provide rock-solid containerized builds.
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| # Use strict peer dependencies to maintain dependency integrity | ||
| strict-peer-dependencies=false |
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Sir, I've detected a rather amusing contradiction in the documentation.
The comment states "Use strict peer dependencies to maintain dependency integrity" whilst the setting is strict-peer-dependencies=false, which does quite the opposite. This setting actually disables strict peer dependency checking, permitting version mismatches that auto-install-peers might introduce.
May I suggest a more accurate comment, Sir?
-# Use strict peer dependencies to maintain dependency integrity
+# Disable strict peer dependencies to allow auto-install-peers flexibility
strict-peer-dependencies=false📝 Committable suggestion
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| strict-peer-dependencies=false | |
| # Disable strict peer dependencies to allow auto-install-peers flexibility | |
| strict-peer-dependencies=false |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.npmrc around line 13: the inline comment claims "Use strict peer dependencies
to maintain dependency integrity" but the config sets
strict-peer-dependencies=false, which contradicts that statement; either flip
the value to true to enable strict peer dependency checks or update the comment
to accurately state that strict peer dependency checking is disabled (e.g.,
"Disable strict peer dependency checking to allow auto-install-peers to resolve
mismatches"); make the file consistent by choosing one of those two options and
applying the matching value and comment.
| # Enable and install pnpm via corepack | ||
| RUN corepack enable && \ | ||
| corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate |
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Sir, I must bring a critical inconsistency to your attention.
The Dockerfile installs pnpm@latest via Corepack, whilst package.json specifies [email protected]. This version drift will cause subtle build inconsistencies between local development and containerized deployments, potentially invalidating Railway cache mounts and introducing hard-to-diagnose dependency resolution differences.
I strongly recommend pinning to the same version specified in package.json:
# Enable and install pnpm via corepack
RUN corepack enable && \
- corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate
+ corepack prepare [email protected] --activateThis ensures perfect parity across all development and deployment environments, Sir.
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| # Enable and install pnpm via corepack | |
| RUN corepack enable && \ | |
| corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate | |
| # Enable and install pnpm via corepack | |
| RUN corepack enable && \ | |
| corepack prepare pnpm@9.15.4 --activate |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In Dockerfile around lines 37 to 39, the Dockerfile uses corepack to prepare
pnpm@latest which conflicts with package.json pin of [email protected]; change the
corepack prepare command to explicitly pin the same version ([email protected]) so
container builds match local development, e.g. use corepack prepare [email protected]
--activate, and add a short comment noting this must be kept in sync with
package.json (or read the version from package.json during Docker build if you
prefer a single source of truth).
| "engines": { | ||
| "node": ">=20.0.0", | ||
| "yarn": ">=1.22.0" | ||
| "pnpm": ">=8.0.0" |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
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The package manager configuration appears properly structured, Sir.
The migration from Yarn 1.22.22 to pnpm 9.15.4 is consistently applied across engines requirements, preinstall enforcement, and packageManager field. The version constraint >=8.0.0 provides reasonable forward compatibility whilst the pinned 9.15.4 ensures reproducible environments.
However, Sir, I've noticed the Dockerfile references pnpm@latest rather than the pinned 9.15.4 version. This could introduce build inconsistencies between local development and containerized deployments. Shall we verify version alignment across all installation points?
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify pnpm version consistency across project files
echo "=== Checking pnpm version references ==="
# Check package.json
echo -e "\n📦 package.json:"
rg -A 1 '"pnpm":|"packageManager":' package.json
# Check Dockerfile
echo -e "\n🐳 Dockerfile:"
rg 'pnpm@' Dockerfile
# Check GitHub workflows
echo -e "\n⚙️ GitHub workflows:"
rg 'version:.*[0-9]' .github/workflows/validate.yml | grep -i pnpm
# Check .npmrc for any version specifications
echo -e "\n📝 .npmrc:"
rg 'pnpm' .npmrc || echo "No pnpm version specified in .npmrc"Length of output: 239
Pin pnpm version in Dockerfile and workflows
Sir, the Dockerfile invokes pnpm@latest and the CI workflow lacks a pinned version—align both to 9.15.4 for reproducible builds.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In package.json around line 24, the pnpm engine is loose (">=8.0.0") while
Dockerfile and CI use unpinned/latest pnpm; pin pnpm to 9.15.4 for reproducible
builds by: update the Dockerfile to install or reference [email protected] (e.g., use
corepack to enable and set pnpm 9.15.4 or run npm/pnpm install -g [email protected]),
modify CI workflows to pin the action/setup step to install [email protected] (or add
a step that runs npm/pnpm install -g [email protected] before install commands), and
optionally update package.json engines to "pnpm": "9.15.4" (or a strict range
that includes only 9.15.4) so all three places are consistent.
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