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Adds a "single mount" mode to Rapid that optimizes dependency installation for monorepo projects by mounting all dependencies at the root level instead of creating separate mounts for each package.

  • Added a new --single-mount CLI flag in bin/rapid.js to enable the single mount mode for monorepo projects.
  • Modified download_dependency.js to generate a single fsMeta for the root package containing all dependencies when in single mount mode.
  • Updated util.getAllPkgPaths() to return only the root package path when in single mount mode, simplifying the mount process.
  • Enhanced npm_fs_builder.js to handle package metadata creation differently in single mount mode, avoiding path adjustments.

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  • ✨ Add singleMount mode to handle monorepo scenarios
  • 🔄 Normal mode: Mount based on allPkgs traversal
  • 🎯 SingleMount mode: Only mounts the main package, subsequent code needs to be copied to mount point

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  • New Features
    • Added a new CLI option, --single-mount, to the install command, enabling single mount mode for monorepo projects.
  • Improvements
    • Installation process now supports single or multiple mount modes based on the --single-mount option.
  • Chores
    • Updated CI and release workflows to use Ubuntu 22.04 runners for improved environment consistency.
    • Updated macOS runners to use the latest available version.
    • Added steps to install nginx in macOS CI workflows.
    • Disabled a specific integration test suite and a test case to streamline testing.

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A new single-mount boolean option has been introduced across the CLI toolchain for monorepo projects. This option is now available in the install command and propagates through the internal logic, affecting how package paths are determined and how metadata is generated and written for dependencies. The implementation includes updates to CLI argument parsing, internal utility functions, and metadata builders, allowing the system to operate in a mode where all packages are mounted together as a single unit. Several constructors and method signatures have been updated to support this new option. Additionally, GitHub Actions workflows were updated to use newer runner OS versions and improve macOS job setup. One integration test suite and one test case were disabled.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/cli/bin/rapid.js Added single-mount boolean CLI option to the install command, defaulting to false.
packages/cli/lib/util.js Updated getAllPkgPaths to accept singleMount parameter; returns only root path if enabled.
packages/cli/lib/index.js Modified install to pass singleMount to getAllPkgPaths.
packages/cli/lib/download_dependency.js Added logic to handle singleMount for generating/writing combined or separate fsMeta files.
packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/index.js Added singleMount option to NpmFs constructor and a getter method.
packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/npm_fs_builder.js Added singleMount property; updated logic in generateFsMeta and createPackageMeta to support single-mount mode.
packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/tnpm_fs_builder.js Added singleMount property to constructor.
.github/workflows/ci.yml Updated runner OS from ubuntu-20.04 to ubuntu-22.04 for Linux CI and test jobs; updated macOS runner and added nginx install step.
.github/workflows/release.yml Updated runner OS from ubuntu-20.04 to ubuntu-22.04 for Ubuntu jobs; updated macOS runner; removed trailing whitespace in artifact paths.
.github/workflows/rust-test.yml Updated runner OS from ubuntu-20.04 to ubuntu-22.04 for Rust test job.
integration/index.2.test.js Disabled the entire test suite by changing describe to describe.skip.
integration/workspaces.test.js Skipped the test case "should install lodash successfully" by adding .skip.

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  participant User
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  User->>CLI: rapid install --single-mount
  CLI->>Installer: install({ singleMount: true })
  Installer->>Util: getAllPkgPaths(cwd, pkg, singleMount=true)
  Util-->>Installer: [''] (root path only)
  Installer->>MetaBuilder: generateFsMeta(paths=[''], singleMount=true)
  MetaBuilder->>MetaBuilder: createPackageMeta for root
  MetaBuilder-->>Installer: fsMeta
  Installer->>CLI: Complete installation with single mount
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packages/cli/lib/download_dependency.js (1)

103-118: Conditional logic implements single mount feature.

The implementation correctly handles two different mounting strategies:

  1. Single mount: Generates one combined filesystem metadata for the root package
  2. Multiple mount: Maintains the previous behavior of separate metadata per package

The code structure is clean and the comments explain the purpose of each branch.

Consider adding the same logging for tarIndex paths in the multi-mount branch for consistency:

  // 多挂载模式,为每个包生成独立的 fsMeta
  await Promise.all(allPkgs.map(async pkgPath => {
    const { tarIndex } = await util.getWorkdir(options.cwd, pkgPath);
    const fsMeta = await npmFs.getFsMeta(depsTree, pkgPath);
    await fs.mkdir(path.dirname(tarIndex), { recursive: true });
+   console.log('tarIndex %s', tarIndex);
    await fs.writeFile(tarIndex, JSON.stringify(fsMeta), 'utf8');
  }));
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packages/cli/lib/util.js (1)

466-470: Implementation of singleMount mode looks good.

The function properly returns only the root package path when singleMount is true, which aligns with the PR objective of implementing a single mount mode for monorepo projects.

packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/index.js (3)

16-16: Documentation for singleMount parameter added correctly.

The JSDoc comment properly documents the new singleMount parameter.


25-25: Default value for singleMount set appropriately.

Setting the default value to false maintains backward compatibility with existing code.


33-35: Getter method follows existing pattern.

The implementation of the singleMount getter follows the same pattern as the existing mode getter, maintaining code consistency.

packages/cli/bin/rapid.js (3)

46-50: CLI option for single-mount added correctly.

The new CLI option is properly defined with a clear description that explains its purpose for monorepo projects. Default value of false ensures backward compatibility.


58-58: Option extraction follows existing pattern.

The parsing of the single-mount option follows the same pattern as other CLI options.


80-80: singleMount option correctly passed to install function.

The option is properly passed through to the installation function, ensuring it's available throughout the installation process.

packages/cli/lib/index.js (1)

31-31: singleMount parameter properly passed to getAllPkgPaths.

The function call correctly includes the new singleMount parameter, connecting the CLI option to the package path resolution logic.

packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/tnpm_fs_builder.js (2)

23-23: LGTM! Added singleMount property initialization.

The addition of this.singleMount = options.singleMount; properly initializes the new flag from the options object, enabling the builder to be aware of the single mount mode.


150-150: Method signature updated to support single mount mode.

The method signature has been extended to include currentPkgPath and projectPkg parameters, which provide necessary context for the single mount implementation. This change aligns with similar modifications in the NpmFsMetaBuilder class.

packages/cli/lib/download_dependency.js (1)

101-101: LGTM! singleMount parameter added to getAllPkgPaths.

The singleMount flag is correctly passed to the utility function that retrieves package paths, ensuring it properly affects which packages are considered for mounting.

packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/npm_fs_builder.js (3)

24-24: LGTM! Added singleMount property initialization.

The addition of this.singleMount = options.singleMount; properly initializes the new flag from the options object, making it available throughout the builder.


40-46: Added conditional logic for package processing based on mount mode.

The implementation correctly handles two scenarios:

  1. In single mount mode, all packages are processed regardless of path
  2. In multi-mount mode, only packages relevant to the current package path are processed

The comment on line 40-41 explains the purpose of this conditional logic, which is helpful.


68-70:

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✅ Verification successful

Package path calculation adjusted for single mount mode.

When in single mount mode, the original package path is used. Otherwise, the relative path is calculated from the current package path. This change ensures paths are correctly resolved for both mounting strategies.

Please verify that path references in other parts of the codebase expecting relative paths are not affected by this change when singleMount is true.


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No other path.relative usages depend on packagePath – change is safe

Verified that the only instance of path.relative(..., packagePath) resides in packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/npm_fs_builder.js within the createPackageMeta method. There are no other code paths expecting a relative packagePath when singleMount is true.

– packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/npm_fs_builder.js:68-70

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packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/index.js (1)

16-16: Add more descriptive JSDocs.

The JSDocs for the singleMount option parameter is missing a description of what this boolean controls. Consider adding a brief explanation of its purpose to maintain good documentation standards.

-   * @param {boolean} [options.singleMount] -
+   * @param {boolean} [options.singleMount] - Whether to use single mount mode for monorepo projects
packages/cli/lib/download_dependency.js (2)

103-118: Conditional logic correctly handles both mount modes.

The implementation elegantly handles both single and multiple mount scenarios. For single mount, it generates one combined fsMeta for the root package path, while for multiple mounts, it maintains previous behavior generating separate fsMeta files in parallel.

Consider making logging consistent between single and multiple mount modes - the console.log('tarIndex %s', tarIndex) statement only exists in the single mount path.


108-108: Consider consistent logging for both mount modes.

The tarIndex logging is only present in the single mount path, which creates inconsistent logging between the two modes.

Consider either:

  1. Adding equivalent logging in the multiple mount path, or
  2. Moving logging outside the conditional to make it consistent for both paths
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25-25: LGTM! The default value aligns with CLI options.

Setting singleMount to default to false ensures backward compatibility with existing code and matches the default in rapid.js.


33-35: LGTM! Getter method follows class pattern.

The getter method follows the same convention as the existing mode getter and properly exposes the singleMount option.

packages/cli/bin/rapid.js (3)

46-50: LGTM! CLI option is well-defined.

The single-mount option is properly defined with a clear description, correct type (boolean), and appropriate default value (false) to maintain backward compatibility.


58-58: LGTM! Variable naming is consistent.

The local variable uses camelCase (singleMount) which correctly aligns with the option's usage throughout the codebase while the CLI flag uses kebab-case (single-mount).


80-80: LGTM! Option is properly passed to install function.

The singleMount option is correctly passed to the install function, ensuring it's available throughout the installation process.

packages/cli/lib/index.js (1)

31-31: LGTM! Parameter is correctly propagated.

The options.singleMount parameter is properly propagated to the getAllPkgPaths function, ensuring the new mode influences package path selection.

packages/cli/lib/download_dependency.js (1)

101-101: LGTM! Consistent parameter propagation.

The singleMount option is correctly passed to getAllPkgPaths function, consistent with its usage in index.js.

packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/npm_fs_builder.js (3)

24-24: Property added to support singleMount mode.

The singleMount property is correctly initialized from the options parameter, aligning with the new functionality.


40-46: Logic updated to handle singleMount mode.

The conditional logic has been enhanced to support the singleMount mode, ensuring all packages are processed when singleMount is true. The code includes a helpful comment explaining the purpose of the change.


68-70: Path handling updated for singleMount mode.

The conditional skipping of relative path calculation when in singleMount mode ensures that absolute paths are preserved, which is essential for the correct mounting of packages in this mode.

packages/cli/lib/util.js (1)

466-476: Clean implementation of the singleMount option.

The getAllPkgPaths function now supports a new singleMount mode as described in the PR objectives. When enabled, it returns only the root package path instead of all workspace package paths, which aligns with the goal of mounting only the main package in monorepo scenarios.

packages/cli/lib/npm_fs/tnpm_fs_builder.js (1)

23-23: Good addition of the singleMount property.

The constructor now properly stores the singleMount option, making it available for use throughout the class methods.

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88-88: Include SHA checksum in linux-binding-release artifacts
Adding ${{ env.tarball_shasum }} to the upload-artifact paths ensures artifact integrity.


168-168: Include SHA checksum in macos-binding-release artifacts
Great addition of ${{ env.tarball_shasum }} to the macOS binding release upload to verify the checksum.


228-228: Include SHA checksum in binding-pkg-release artifacts
Nice work adding ${{ env.tarball_shasum }} to ensure package uploads include their checksums.


288-288: Include SHA checksum in lib-release artifacts
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23-24: Update Ubuntu runner to 22.04
Consistent with other workflows, the Linux CI job now runs on Ubuntu 22.04.


89-90: Update linux-test runner to Ubuntu 22.04
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- name: Install Rust target
run: rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin

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Ensure Rust toolchain is installed on macOS runner
The rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin step assumes rustup and a Rust toolchain are already present. Unlike the Linux container, the macOS runner doesn’t ship with Rust by default, so this step will fail.

Consider inserting a setup step using actions-rs/toolchain to install Rust before adding the target. For example:

+      - name: Set up Rust toolchain
+        uses: actions-rs/toolchain@v1
+        with:
+          toolchain: stable
+          target: x86_64-apple-darwin
+          components: clippy

This ensures rustup and the specified target are available on macOS.

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- name: Install Rust target
run: rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin
- name: Set up Rust toolchain
uses: actions-rs/toolchain@v1
with:
toolchain: stable
target: x86_64-apple-darwin
components: clippy
- name: Install Rust target
run: rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin

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let cwd;

it('should install lodash successfully', async () => {
it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {
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Test skipped without explanation or alternative coverage.

The test for workspace installation has been disabled without any comment explaining why or adding an alternative test case for the new singleMount mode. This reduces test coverage for workspace functionality.

Consider one of these approaches:

  1. Add a comment explaining why the test is skipped
  2. Create a new test that validates the singleMount behavior with workspaces
  3. Conditionally run this test when not in singleMount mode
-  it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {
+  // Skipped because this test verifies the traditional workspace mounting behavior
+  // which is incompatible with the new singleMount mode
+  it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {

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# Check if there are any other tests for the singleMount feature

echo "Searching for tests related to singleMount..."
rg -i --type js "singleMount|single-mount|single mount" --glob "**/*.test.js"

echo "Checking if other workspace tests are still active..."
rg -i --type js "workspaces" --glob "**/*.test.js" | grep -v "skip"

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Add Explanation or Coverage for Skipped Workspace Test

The skipped test in integration/workspaces.test.js removes coverage for installing packages in workspace mode, and there are no existing tests for the new singleMount feature. Please address this gap:

• Location:

  • File: integration/workspaces.test.js
  • Line: 18 (it.skip('should install lodash successfully', …))

• No .test.js files reference singleMount, so both modes lack coverage.

Suggested fixes (pick one or more):

-  it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {
+  // Skipped: verifies traditional workspace install, which is incompatible with `singleMount` mode
+  it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {

– Add a new test to validate installation under singleMount mode.
– Conditionally skip or run the original test based on the current mount mode.

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it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {
// Skipped because this test verifies the traditional workspace mounting behavior
// which is incompatible with the new singleMount mode
it.skip('should install lodash successfully', async () => {

@elrrrrrrr elrrrrrrr merged commit 0b55784 into master Apr 24, 2025
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@elrrrrrrr elrrrrrrr deleted the feat-single-mount branch April 24, 2025 13:28
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