chore(skills): add browser smoke preflight for stale dist and SDK drift - #422
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The browser example harnesses alias @openzeppelin/miden-multisig-client and @openzeppelin/guardian-client to packages/<name>/dist/index.js, so they run the built package rather than src. dist/ is gitignored, so a build produced on another protocol line survives every branch switch and keeps being served until something rebuilds it. The MASM baked into that dist then meets a different @miden-sdk/miden-sdk WASM assembler and fails at account creation with a bare "Failed to compile account component: invalid syntax". A foreign branch can likewise leave an out-of-range @miden-sdk/miden-sdk installed that the workspace's own lockfile does not pin. Neither condition is visible to any source-level check. Add scripts/preflight-browser-smoke.sh, which reports, fixes, then re-verifies both: installed @miden-sdk/miden-sdk against each workspace's lockfile pin rather than its package.json range, which a caret hides, and packages/*/dist older than its src. --check reports without writing. Rebuilds run clean before build because export names differ across protocol lines, so tsc alone leaves orphaned files from the previous build. Wire it into the smoke-test-ts-multisig-sdk quick start and its workflow-matrix environment block, and into the guardian-validation-matrix browser command set. Add a Stale Build Output section recording the symptom, the MASM dialect markers that identify it, and an instruction not to report it as an SDK or contract bug until the preflight passes. Also correct the Testing Deployed SDKs claim that npm run dev smokes the workspace source. It smokes the workspace build output.
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WalkthroughChangesBrowser smoke preflight
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The preflight can mutate the workspace after a mistyped option and can report success when the SDK version is not verifiable, allowing stale or incompatible browser builds to proceed undetected. Merge should wait until these validation and safety issues are fixed. Possibly related PRs
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In @.agents/skills/smoke-test-ts-multisig-sdk/SKILL.md:
- Around line 57-59: Update the fenced diagnostic block containing “Failed to
compile account component: invalid syntax” to specify text as its language
identifier, preserving the existing output content.
In `@scripts/preflight-browser-smoke.sh`:
- Around line 26-27: Update the argument parsing around CHECK_ONLY in
preflight-browser-smoke.sh to reject any option other than --check, including
extra arguments, before performing drift scanning or fix-mode actions. Preserve
--check as report-only mode and the no-argument invocation as fix mode.
- Around line 107-120: Update the SDK validation flow around declared_sdk,
installed_sdk, and locked_sdk so an empty locked_sdk result is treated as an
unresolved lockfile error rather than a clean workspace. Record the workspace in
the existing drift/error tracking and ensure the script exits nonzero; retain
the current mismatch handling for non-empty pins, but do not recommend npm ci as
the repair for a missing lockfile pin.
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Pull request overview
Adds a browser-smoke preflight to detect and repair stale SDK builds and dependency drift after branch switches.
Changes:
- Checks installed Miden SDK versions against lockfiles.
- Rebuilds stale package outputs and clears Vite caches.
- Updates smoke-test and validation guidance.
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| File | Description |
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scripts/preflight-browser-smoke.sh |
Implements detection, remediation, and verification. |
.agents/skills/smoke-test-ts-multisig-sdk/SKILL.md |
Documents preflight usage and stale-build troubleshooting. |
.agents/skills/smoke-test-ts-multisig-sdk/references/workflow-matrix.md |
Adds preflight to browser workflows. |
.agents/skills/guardian-validation-matrix/references/command-matrix.md |
Adds preflight to browser validation commands. |
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| local n | ||
| n=$(find "$pkg/src" -name '*.ts' -newer "$entry" 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ') | ||
| [[ "$n" -gt 0 ]] && echo "$n src file(s) newer than dist" |
| printf ' clean+build %s ... ' "$p" | ||
| if (cd "$p" && npm run clean >/dev/null 2>&1 && npm run build >/dev/null 2>&1); then |
| ```bash | ||
| ./scripts/preflight-browser-smoke.sh | ||
| ``` | ||
| It reports, fixes, then re-verifies two things source-level checks cannot see: a workspace whose installed `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk` does not match its own lockfile pin, and a `packages/*/dist` older than its `src`. Use `--check` to report without writing. See Stale Build Output below for why this class of failure is silent. |
The browser example harnesses alias @openzeppelin/miden-multisig-client and @openzeppelin/guardian-client to packages//dist/index.js, so they run the built package rather than src. dist/ is gitignored, so a build produced on another protocol line survives every branch switch and keeps being served until something rebuilds it. The MASM baked into that dist then meets a different @miden-sdk/miden-sdk WASM assembler and fails at account creation with a bare "Failed to compile account component: invalid syntax". A foreign branch can likewise leave an out-of-range @miden-sdk/miden-sdk installed that the workspace's own lockfile does not pin. Neither condition is visible to any source-level check.
Add scripts/preflight-browser-smoke.sh, which reports, fixes, then re-verifies both: installed @miden-sdk/miden-sdk against each workspace's lockfile pin rather than its package.json range, which a caret hides, and packages/*/dist older than its src. --check reports without writing. Rebuilds run clean before build because export names differ across protocol lines, so tsc alone leaves orphaned files from the previous build.
Wire it into the smoke-test-ts-multisig-sdk quick start and its workflow-matrix environment block, and into the guardian-validation-matrix browser command set. Add a Stale Build Output section recording the symptom, the MASM dialect markers that identify it, and an instruction not to report it as an SDK or contract bug until the preflight passes.
Also correct the Testing Deployed SDKs claim that npm run dev smokes the workspace source. It smokes the workspace build output.
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