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The test for scoped facet publishing was using the legacy bare-slash form (
acme/cowsay) as the manifest name, which is no longer a valid identity according toFacetManifestSchema. Valid identities are either an unscoped slug (cowsay) or a scoped@scope/nameform (@acme/cowsay).Details
The test is updated to use
@acme/cowsayas the facet name, and the expected URL reflects the current client behavior whereopenapi-fetchpercent-encodes the entire identity (@acme/cowsay→%40acme%2Fcowsay) rather than using a literal-slash scoped route (/v0/facets/@scope/name/...). A TODO comment documents that the registry has already moved to literal-slash scoped routes, but the engine registry client still uses the single{name}route parameter. The assertion is intentionally written to match current behavior and is expected to be updated when the scoped-route migration for publish/resolve/download lands.Additionally,
turbo.jsonis updated so thattestandtypestasks depend on their upstream equivalents (^testand^types), ensuring dependent packages are tested and type-checked before downstream packages.Verification
CI.