fix(transformer): repair Effect invoke and add options helper - #178
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Effect package wrappers passed withTransport as the core factory client, which broke invokes before any HTTP call. Emit core.$pkg(client).Fn with invokeOptions(options, signal) so ForstTransport supplies the client and per-call options carry signal merge, timeout, and headers only. Replace withTransport with invokeOptions, an Effect-only helper that merges AbortSignal and strips retries without re-embedding transport. Wire ForstTransport.Default through getDefaultInvokeClient so configureDefaultInvokeClient applies on the Default layer path. Add Promise-mode tests to ensure invokeOptions, ForstTransport, and EffectInvokeCallOptions stay out of default generate output.
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WalkthroughThe transformer replaces generated Effect ChangesEffect invoke options generation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Effect calls can currently pass an internal transport override through the new options helper, which may bypass the configured ForstTransport client and use the wrong transport at runtime. Merge should wait until the transport field is stripped from both the runtime options and generated Effect type. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant EffectPackageModule
participant invokeOptions
participant CorePromiseFunction
participant ForstTransport
EffectPackageModule->>invokeOptions: merge options and signal
invokeOptions-->>EffectPackageModule: return retry-free invocation options
EffectPackageModule->>CorePromiseFunction: pass input and invocation options
CorePromiseFunction->>ForstTransport: use configured invoke client
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In `@forst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_effect_test.go`:
- Around line 14-27: The existing assertions in emit_effect_test.go only inspect
emitted text; add focused tests for the invokeOptions data contract. Cover retry
and transport removal, preservation of timeoutMs and headers, combining both
signal cases, and the transport-free Effect option declaration, using precise
test names that describe each behavior.
In `@forst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_effect.go`:
- Around line 32-36: Update invokeOptions to destructure and discard the
internal transport field alongside retries while preserving timeoutMs, headers,
and merged signal handling; update EffectInvokeCallOptions and the helper’s
return type to omit transport so generated declarations cannot expose or forward
it.
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forst/cmd/forst/generate_effect_mode_test.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/consumer_jsdoc.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_effect.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_effect_test.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_esm_test.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/transport.goforst/internal/transformer/ts/transport_test.go
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Test the invokeOptions data contract, not only its emitted tokens.
The assertions verify names and fragments, but they do not verify the normalized options object. A regression that forwards transport, drops timeoutMs or headers, or fails to combine both signals would pass these checks. Add a focused test for retry and transport removal, timeout and header preservation, both signal cases, and the transport-free Effect option declaration.
As per coding guidelines, **/*_test.{go,ts} requires precise, reproducing unit or integration tests with precise names describing exactly what is under test.
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In `@forst/internal/transformer/ts/emit_effect_test.go` around lines 14 - 27, The
existing assertions in emit_effect_test.go only inspect emitted text; add
focused tests for the invokeOptions data contract. Cover retry and transport
removal, preservation of timeoutMs and headers, combining both signal cases, and
the transport-free Effect option declaration, using precise test names that
describe each behavior.
Source: Coding guidelines
Align Promise and Effect generated clients around one vocabulary. Use InvokeCallOptions in both modes and drop EffectInvokeCallOptions. Rename the Effect helper to mergeOptions so it no longer collides with the options type. Per-call client overrides move from options.transport to options.client. ForstTestOverrides uses client for wire-level mocks. Config spawn mode is connectionMode instead of transport, with runtime still accepting the legacy transport alias. Rename resolveTransportMode to resolveConnectionMode and update docs and tests so Promise mode never emits Effect-only symbols.
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Effect package wrappers passed
withTransportas the core factory client, which broke invokes before any HTTP call. Emitcore.$pkg(client).FnwithinvokeOptions(options, signal)soForstTransportsupplies the client and per-call options carry signal merge, timeout, and headers only.Replace
withTransportwithinvokeOptions, an Effect-only helper that mergesAbortSignaland strips retries without re-embedding transport. WireForstTransport.DefaultthroughgetDefaultInvokeClientsoconfigureDefaultInvokeClientapplies on the Default layer path.Add Promise-mode tests to ensure
invokeOptions,ForstTransport, andEffectInvokeCallOptionsstay out of default generate output.Summary by CodeRabbit
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