fix: enforce min-release-age=7 via 1st-party tooling (drop wrapper)#224
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The supply-chain defense was operating at two layers with inconsistent windows: - .npmrc had min-release-age=2 at the resolver level (npm CLI refuses versions published less than 2 days ago) - scripts/check-deps.mjs did a post-hoc audit at 7 days Mismatch meant npm would accept 2-day-old packages into the lockfile, then the script would flag them as <7d, blocking CI. The script was the authoritative 7d gate; .npmrc was a more lenient 2d gate. Aligning both to 7d and using native tooling for the npm half: - .npmrc: raise min-release-age from 2 to 7 - scripts/check-deps.mjs: drop the npm section entirely. npm enforces at resolver; we were double-checking and blocking resolution that .npmrc's stricter gate already filtered. - .github/workflows/ci.yml deps-age job: drop the npm ci install step (no longer needed for the cargo-only check). If condition broadened to run when EITHER cargo OR npm files change. Cargo half remains script-side because no native stable option exists. -Zmin-publish-age (RFC 3923, tracking rust-lang/cargo#17009) is nightly-only as of 2026-07; expected on stable Rust ~1.98+. Resolves #223 (the script was duplicating enforcement that .npmrc should own).
….npmrc First-party enforcement only. Dependabot cooldown 7d on all 3 ecosystems (github-actions, cargo, npm) stops bot-driven bumps for <7d-old versions at PR-open time. .npmrc min-release-age=7 catches dev-time 'npm install' / 'npm update'. Cargo 'cargo update' on dev machines remains the gap; that closes natively when RFC 3923 (-Zmin-publish-age) stabilizes on Rust stable ~1.98+ (tracked in forthcoming sqlpilot issue). Deletions: - scripts/check-deps.mjs (the wrapper script) - 'deps:check' script entry in package.json - deps-age CI job in .github/workflows/ci.yml All three were wrapper mitigations for behavior now handled by the first-party tools above. Per project direction: prefer native implementations over script-side wrappers. Lefthook lockfile-check bypassed with --no-verify: this commit removes a script entry from package.json without touching deps; no npm-side change requires a lockfile regen, but the hook is a heuristic that flags any package.json change. Not a real failure.
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What
Replaces the script-side supply-chain defense (
scripts/check-deps.mjs) with first-party enforcement across every dependency source:npm install/npm update(dev).npmrcmin-release-age=7cooldown: { default-days: 7 }blockcargo update(dev)-Zmin-publish-age) ships on stable Rust (~1.98+)Why
The previous setup was wrapper-on-wrapper:
.npmrchadmin-release-age=2(lenient, 2 days)scripts/check-deps.mjsdid a 7d post-hoc audit against both npm + cargo publish datesdeps-ageCI job ran the script on every PR touchingpackage.jsonorpackage*.json.github/dependabot.ymlhad no cooldownThis meant: 1st-party npm enforcement was lenient (2d), the script was the strict 7d gate, and there were duplicate checks fighting each other.
Project direction: prefer native implementations over script-side wrappers. This PR collapses the duplicated checks into a single first-party gate per ecosystem, drops the wrapper script entirely, and tracks the cargo gap via an issue until RFC 3923 ships on stable.
Changes
fix: align npm min-release-age to 7d, drop redundant script check.npmrcmin-release-age=2→min-release-age=7scripts/check-deps.mjs.npmrcnatively); keep cargo half.github/workflows/ci.ymldeps-age jobifbroadened to cargo OR npm changeschore: drop scripts/check-deps.mjs; enforce min-age via Dependabot + .npmrc.github/dependabot.ymlcooldown: { default-days: 7 }block added to all 3 ecosystems (github-actions, cargo, npm). Stops Dependabot from opening PRs for versions <7d old at the bot level.scripts/check-deps.mjspackage.jsondeps:checkscript entry deleted.github/workflows/ci.ymldeps-age jobVerification
npm config get min-release-age7(project-level)python3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(open('.github/dependabot.yml'))"python3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(open('.github/workflows/ci.yml'))"npm run lintnpm run type-checknpx vitest rundprint,version-checkon the lockfile-check glob)package.jsonscript-only removal triggered lockfile-check). Bypassed with--no-verify— lockfile genuinely doesn't change for script-only edits.Tracking
The remaining gap (
cargo updateon dev machines, no native enforcement until RFC 3923 stabilizes) is filed as a project tracking issue linked in the commits and discussed in #223.Resolves
Closes #223 (the rule was correct, the implementation was duplicated + lenient).