fix(cli): run core codemods before loading config in upgrade (with dry-run guidance)#3295
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…y-run guidance) upgrade loaded astryx.config strictly before running any codemods, so a consumer whose config still had the legacy layout.components key — exactly what the v0.1.3 config codemod migrate-layout-components-to-experimental repairs — got rejected at load and the codemod that would fix it never ran. Reorder the pipeline so core codemods (config + code) run before Project.load. In --apply the config codemod writes the repaired config to disk, then the strict load succeeds. In dry-run, a config that fails validation but is fixable by a pending core config codemod no longer aborts: it reports the fixable error and the exact --codemod ... --apply command to repair it, then finishes the dry-run cleanly (integrations are processed on the --apply run). Strictness is unchanged; a genuine config error or a throwing transform still aborts.
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* ci: run PR checks on xds-unprefix-integration base branch * feat(cli): remove gap-report; swizzle prints feedback note (#3255) Delete the standalone gap-report command and its supporting helpers. After a successful swizzle the CLI now prints a short maintainer feedback note pointing at the issue tracker (and, when the gh CLI is available, a ready-to-run 'gh issue create' command) instead of filing issues directly. The swizzle.copy JSON result drops the gapReport fields and adds an optional feedback object { issuesUrl, ghCommand? }. * feat(cli): strict config + integration v1 schema and /integration export (#3261) Replace the loose passthrough config and integration API with a locked, strict v1 surface. AstryxConfig is now { integrations?: string[]; issuesUrl?: string; hooks?: { postCodemod?: PostCodemodHook[] } } and validates with a strict Zod schema — unknown keys are hard errors. AstryxIntegration is now { components?; templates?; codemods?; issuesUrl? }, also strict. - New @astryxdesign/cli/integration subpath export with createIntegration; createConfig stays on @astryxdesign/cli/config. - Integrations resolve by package name only. Each package declares a single conventional root manifest (astryx.integration.{ts,mjs,js}) sibling to its package.json; identity (name/version) comes from package.json. .ts manifests load via jiti. - App config loads from astryx.config.{ts,mjs,js} sibling to the nearest package.json (no upward closest-config walk); multiple configs is an error, missing yields an empty config. - Post-codemod hooks now come from app config (hooks.postCodemod) and run via execFile; dry-run previews, apply executes in order and fails on nonzero exit. Clean breaking change — the prior config/integration API was not in real use. * feat(cli): static template API and /template export (#3263) Add createPageTemplate/createBlockTemplate authoring helpers exported from @astryxdesign/cli/template, validated with zod and tagging each doc with its page/block type. Add type-driven, package-scoped discovery for integration-provided templates: a template id is the path under the integration's templates root minus the .doc.* suffix, with a required same-stem <id>.tsx source. The doc's type decides scaffolding (no /pages vs /blocks requirement). The template command gains --package, ambiguity errors that list candidates, and list entries that always carry id/name/description/type/package. Built-in template discovery, command behavior, and tests are unchanged. * feat(cli): file-based codemod API and /codemod export (#3264) Add createCodemod/createConfigCodemod authoring helpers behind a new @astryxdesign/cli/codemod export, and consume an integration's resolved codemods directory during `astryx upgrade`. Integration codemods are discovered version-first (<codemodsRoot>/<version>/<id>.<ext>), validated strictly, and run alongside the core registry codemods ordered by version (config codemods first, then code codemods). Broken discovery or a throwing transform fails the upgrade. * feat(cli): component package ownership and source discovery (#3265) * feat(cli): validate-integration command (#3266) Add 'astryx validate-integration' to validate one integration package at a time — its conventional manifest, declared contribution roots, and the codemod/template/component contributions — reporting findings with the AstryxIntegrationIssue model (code, severity, message). With no argument it validates the local package (nearest package.json + sibling manifest); with a package name it validates an installed package from node_modules. Supports --json via the integration.validate envelope and exits 1 when any error-severity issue is present. * feat(cli): swizzle integration-owned components + config-routed feedback (#3267) Generalize `astryx swizzle` so it can copy integration-owned components, not just core. Component resolution now goes through package ownership (core + configured integrations); --package scopes the lookup and an ambiguous name across packages errors with the candidate list instead of silently preferring core. Escaping relative imports are rewritten to the OWNING package's subpaths (rewriteImports gains an optional ownerPackage param defaulting to core). The copy now also excludes *.doc.* files. Maintainer feedback is routed through config: core uses config.issuesUrl (falling back to the default), integration components use their manifest issuesUrl, and the note is omitted entirely when no issues URL is available. The swizzle.copy JSON envelope gains an owner `package` field. * fix(cli): align error-code type declarations with runtime codes (#3272) * feat(cli): warn when a configured integration has validation issues (#3274) Add a compact, non-blocking nudge: when a configured integration has validation issues, component, template, and upgrade print exactly one line per integration to stderr pointing at validate-integration, instead of silently skipping broken contributions. The nudge reuses the validate-integration validators via a new validateLoadedIntegration export (no validation logic duplicated) and a shared warnOnIntegrationIssues helper. It writes to stderr only (never corrupts --json envelopes), is suppressed in --json mode, never throws, and never changes the exit code. * feat(cli): move XLE app components to experimental.xle.components config (#3275) Register app-local XLE components through the validated config under experimental.xle.components (object form: { from, description?, default? }) instead of the previous unvalidated layout.components read. The raw-read shim and its special cwd-first config lookup are removed; XLE now resolves the config via loadConfig, consistent with the rest of the CLI. * refactor(cli): extract shared module-loader util for config + integration loading (#3276) Config and integration loading each duplicated a jiti singleton + user-module import helper and a conventional-file-by-basename discovery filter. Extract both into packages/cli/src/lib/module-loader.mjs (importUserModule, findPresentFiles) and route both callers through it. No behavior change; all error messages and return shapes are preserved. * feat(cli): Project configuration API (replaces loadConfig) (#3277) * feat(cli): add Project configuration API with pluggable cache Introduce the Project class as a single, lazy, memoized entry point for reading resolved project configuration and discovery (components, templates, codemods) plus integration issue routing. Add a small pluggable cache (InMemoryConfigCache) keyed by a config content hash + cwd + discovery kind. * refactor(cli): migrate all callers to Project and remove loadConfig Route every config/discovery read through Project.load: discover, doctor, layout, template, component, swizzle, and the component/template command wrappers. findConfigPath now lives in lib/project.mjs as the single home. Removes lib/config.mjs (loadConfig) with no shim. * feat(cli): skip broken integrations on upgrade and add --skip-codemod Upgrade now treats an integration definition error (bad manifest/export, duplicate ids, missing root) as skip-and-warn rather than a hard failure, while an execution-time codemod throw still aborts the run. Adds a variadic --skip-codemod flag to exclude named codemods (core transform name or integration codemod id) so users can re-run past a failed codemod. * refactor(cli): use shared module-loader for codemod and template-doc loading (#3278) * ci: restore main-only PR triggers ahead of integration merge * refactor(cli): unify config codemod runner and remove obsolete xds config-surface codemod (#3286) Remove the legacy in-CLI config codemod (migrate-xds-config-surfaces) and its bespoke {config:{packageJson,astryxConfig,xdsConfig}} execution machinery. The @xds/* config rename is handled by a separate out-of-band migration, so this codemod is redundant for the remaining holdouts — they reach 0.1.x with configs already renamed. Extract the modern (file, api)/jscodeshift config and code runners into a shared run-codemod.mjs used by both the core registry runner and the integration runner, so there is a single implementation. Core registry config codemods now route through the same path: a core entry signals config via meta.codemodType === 'config'. * feat(cli): v0.1.3 codemod migrating layout.components to experimental.xle.components (#3290) The published 0.1.2 CLI read XLE app-component registration from astryx.config.* under layout.components. The next release relocates this to experimental.xle.components, validated by a strict schema that rejects unknown keys, so consumers with layout.components would hard-error on upgrade. This adds a v0.1.3 config codemod that performs the straight relocation. Semantics are identical between the old and new shapes; this is purely a move plus a string to object normalization: - string 'X' becomes { from: 'X' } (named import, key = export name) - object { from, description?, default? } is carried over unchanged The transform recognizes the default export as either a bare object literal or a createConfig({ ... }) wrapper, and bails with a clear migrate-manually error when the config cannot be statically analyzed, when experimental.xle already exists, when layout has keys other than components, or when an entry is neither a string nor an object literal. * refactor(cli): unified module loading with validation at the load boundary (#3293) Add a single shared loadModuleWithSchema(file, schema, {label}) that imports a user-authored module, takes its default export, and validates it against a zod schema. Route all four user-module loaders (config, integration, codemod, template) through it so loading and validation are uniform and happen at the load/discovery boundary. The create* factories (createConfig, createIntegration, createCodemod, createConfigCodemod, createPageTemplate, createBlockTemplate) become pure typed identity helpers: they stamp the type discriminator where applicable and return the definition unchanged, performing no runtime validation. Their value is the exported TypeScript surface for editor DX. Define the metadata envelope schemas the loader validates: AstryxConfigSchema and AstryxIntegrationSchema (existing), CodemodEnvelopeSchema (a discriminated union over the stamped type), and TemplateEnvelopeSchema (BaseTemplateSchema + type). The bespoke 'must default-export a createCodemod result' structural check is removed in favor of schema validation, so a plain object matching the envelope is accepted regardless of how it was produced. Config strictness at the load boundary is preserved (unknown keys still rejected). The built-in core .doc.mjs / template.doc.mjs loader and convention are untouched; only the integration template path moves to loadModuleWithSchema. * fix(cli): run core codemods before loading config in upgrade (with dry-run guidance) (#3295) upgrade loaded astryx.config strictly before running any codemods, so a consumer whose config still had the legacy layout.components key — exactly what the v0.1.3 config codemod migrate-layout-components-to-experimental repairs — got rejected at load and the codemod that would fix it never ran. Reorder the pipeline so core codemods (config + code) run before Project.load. In --apply the config codemod writes the repaired config to disk, then the strict load succeeds. In dry-run, a config that fails validation but is fixable by a pending core config codemod no longer aborts: it reports the fixable error and the exact --codemod ... --apply command to repair it, then finishes the dry-run cleanly (integrations are processed on the --apply run). Strictness is unchanged; a genuine config error or a throwing transform still aborts. * fix(cli): sync API/CLI parity harness with package-qualified component list (#3308)
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Problem
astryx upgradecalledProject.load(process.cwd())up front, before running any codemods.Project.loadstrict-validatesastryx.config.*(unknown keys rejected) and throws on failure. This created a chicken-and-egg:A consumer whose config still has the legacy
layout.componentskey — exactly what the v0.1.3 codemodmigrate-layout-components-to-experimentalexists to fix — gets their config rejected at load, so the upgrade aborts and the codemod that would repair it never runs.Fix
Reorder the upgrade pipeline so core codemods run before the config is loaded:
getTransformsBetween→runCodemods). Config codemods readastryx.config.*directly viarunConfigCodemod; code codemods scan--path. Neither needs the loaded config. In--applythe config codemod writes the repaired config; in dry-run it only previews.Project.load(strict validation unchanged), now wrapped in a graceful dry-run catch:astryx upgrade --from <from> --codemod <name> --applycommand to repair it, and finish the dry-run cleanly (exit 0). Integrations are skipped for the preview and noted as deferred to the--applyrun.Config strictness is not loosened. The codemod-execution-error gate still aborts on a throwing transform.
Tests
New
upgrade.config-ordering.test.mjs(repo-local temp project + chdir):layout.components→ reports the fixable status + suggested--codemod ... --applycommand; exit 0; config not written; integrations skipped.--applywith the same config → core config codemod rewrites it toexperimental.xle.components, strict load then succeeds, upgrade completes.integrations: 5) and no fixing codemod → still aborts (exit nonzero).All existing upgrade/runner/integration tests stay green.
Before / after (manual smoke)
Config
export default { layout: { components: { KpiCard: '@/components/KpiCard' } } }:astryx upgrade --from 0.1.2(dry-run): previews the fix, prints the fixable-config guidance + suggested command, exit 0 (no crash on the legacy key).astryx upgrade --from 0.1.2 --apply: rewrites the config toexperimental.xle.components, completes.