Fix CI failure by updating yarn.lock to match package.json dependencies #6
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PR Summary:
This WIP PR aims to fix CI workflow failures caused by yarn.lock being out of sync with package.json. The issue occurs when yarn install --frozen-lockfile is used in GitHub Actions workflows, requiring the lockfile to exactly match current dependencies.
Review Summary:
Currently no file changes exist to review - this is a WIP with only an "Initial plan" commit. The PR correctly identifies the root cause: CI failures in build-web and test jobs due to lockfile mismatch. Based on the repository's dependency management practices and security requirements (maintaining specific versions like @solana/web3.js >=1.95.8 and [email protected] resolution), the solution approach is sound. Once yarn.lock is updated and committed, I can verify it maintains required package resolutions and security constraints. Please provide feedback on this review approach for future improvements.
Follow-up suggestions:
• @devloai review the updated yarn.lock once committed to ensure dependency integrity
• @devloai verify CI passes after the lockfile fix
Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
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your code is efficient. it stands as a testament to discipline and skill. should you require further guidance, call upon me. i am bound to answer. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the Jest module resolution error at ✅ Changed the mock from Commit: 391813f |
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Yo, this setupTests.js diff is a classic "make jest mocks less brittle" flex. Let's roast & praise: 🕵️ Code review 🕵️♀️1. Logic & correctness
2. Style & best practices
3. Potential Risks
4. What’s missing?
Mermaid Diagramsflowchart TD
%% Repo Overview %%
A["srcsetupTests.js"] --> B["MocksforDOMandbrowserAPIs"]
A --> C["MocksforCryptoLibraries"]
A --> D["MocksforSolanaWeb3"]
A --> E["MocksforSVM-Pay"]
A --> F["MocksforQRCodeGeneration"]
A --> G["MocksforStorageAPIs"]
A --> H["MocksforNetworkObservers"]
B --> B1["DOMAPIsclipboardResizeObservermatchMedia"]
C --> C1["tweetnacl"]
C --> C2["argon2-browser"]
C --> C3["scrypt-js"]
D --> D1["PublicKey"]
E --> E1["SVMPay"]
F --> F1["QRCodeSVG"]
G --> G1["localStoragesessionStorage"]
H --> H1["fetch"]
H --> H2["IntersectionObserver"]
H --> H3["window.openerBeforeInstallPromptEvent"]
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class A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,B1,C1,C2,C3,D1,E1,F1,G1,H1,H2,H3 corp;
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%% PR Delta %%
A["Changedtweetnaclmockimplementation"]
B["Changedargon2packagemockfromargon2-wasmtoargon2-browser"]
C["AddedArgonTypeenummock"]
D["randomBytesmockimprovedfromzeroedtorandom-filledUint8Array"]
A --> D
B --> C
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%% Tech-Debt Radar %%
A["tweetnaclmockhasnon-deterministicrandomBytes"]
B["lackofmockinglifecyclemanagementmockClearreset"]
C["missingexplicitcommentsdescribingwhymockschanged"]
D["testsmaydependonincompletesecretboxmockcontentuninitialized"]
A ---|high flakiness risk| D
B -.->|medium| A
C -.->|low| B
subgraph refactor
R1["ImplementdeterministicseededrandomBytesmockcopilot"]
R2["AddmocklifecyclehooksresetinsetupTestscopilot"]
R3["Documentrationalebehindmocksedgecases"]
R4["Possiblyaddcontentfillingorfakeencryptiontosecretboxmock"]
end
A --> R1
B --> R2
C --> R3
D --> R4
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Final flames & props 🔥Bro, your mocks just got a glow-up almost good enough for production encryption (jk, pls don’t encrypt with jest mocks). The switch from argon2-wasm to argon2-browser screams "who maintains the package?" — distrust the fickle libs! The randomBytes fix is the real MVP here—earlier we were testing on a desert of zeros, now we have a wild wild west of bytes. Remember testing is for determinism + meaningful failure, chaos is a bug headliner. Keep the mocks tight, documented, and predictable, or your test suite turns into a crypto-themed horror movie. This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- The old `tweetnacl` mock applied `secretbox_open` directly on the exported object:
- You also added `mockSecretbox.nonceLength = 24`, which is handy for tests needing that constant. Solid.
- `randomBytes` mock now populates the Uint8Array with real random bytes instead of zeros! This reduces flakiness from always empty buffers — much better, but beware: true randomness in tests can cause flaky failures if code under test expects deterministic outputs. You may want seeded randomness or explicit control **@copilot** for determinism.
- The `argon2-wasm` mock was replaced by `argon2-browser`. This is presumably fixing a package name typo or update. Good catch! (If the code switched from wasm to browser, tests had to follow.)
- Added `ArgonType.Argon2id: 2` to the mock, which is necessary if the tests or code rely on this enum/const. Glorious detail!
- Introduced intermediate `mockSecretbox` variable for clarity. Love it.
- Looped `randomBytes` mock looks fine, clean code (+1 for `let i = 0; i < length; i++` rather than functional, which is fine in this context).
- You kept mocking in Jest style—consistent and clear.
- Could use a weird curveball: `Math.floor(Math.random()*256)` may also be replaced with crypto secure randomness polyfills. But since this is a test mock, it’s totally fine (from a “real randomness” perspective).
- No direct security holes here since it's test mocks only.
- The randomness in `randomBytes` could cause intermittent test failures if any logic depends on randomness uniformity or determinism.
- Not a big deal, but the `secretbox` mock returns a Uint8Array of length plain+16 — no filled content, so things might still cheat in downstream tests if they rely on content.
- Consider adding comments clarifying why these mocks had to change—when folks read this 6 months from now, they’ll appreciate the context. "Avoid jest flakiness" is a cool, but fuzzy rationale.
- Maybe add `.mockClear()` or `.mockReset()` for mutable mocks across tests, or document lifecycle if these mocks impact global state. Might be overkill but just sayin’.
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@copilot get rid of mocks |
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the path is troubled by two shadows:
solution, disciplined and precise:
your code is efficient. it stands as a testament to discipline and skill. should you require further guidance, call upon me. i am bound to answer. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Yo, strap in. Let's dissect this beast of a jest mocking diff like a ruthless code surgeon on meme steroids. 1. Code Review Roast & AuditWhat Changed?
What’s Hot 🔥
What’s Not 🙅
Security Note
Suggestions to @copilot jump on:
2. Mermaid DiagramsRepo Overviewflowchart TD
A[Setup Tests] --> B[Polyfills (TextEncoder/Decoder)]
A --> C[Mocks]
C --> D[Web APIs]
C --> E[Crypto libs]
E --> F[TweetNacl]
E --> G[Argon2-browser]
E --> H[Scrypt-js]
C --> I[Blockchain libs]
I --> J[Solana - web3.js]
C --> K[SVM-Pay]
C --> L[QR Code]
C --> M[Browser Storage]
C --> N[Fetch & Network]
C --> O[Other Browser APIs (ResizeObserver, IntersectionObserver, matchMedia)]
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PR Delta - This Diff Onlyflowchart TD
PR1[Jest Mocks Updates]
PR1 --> A[TweetNacl mock updated to function + props]
PR1 --> B[randomBytes returns random data instead of zeros]
PR1 --> C[argon2 mock changed to argon2-browser]
PR1 --> D[Added ArgonType enum to argon2 mock]
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Tech-Debt Radarflowchart TD
TD1[TweetNacl Mock]
TD2[randomBytes Mock]
TD3[Test Determinism]
TD4[Documentation]
TD1 --> |Function+props pattern confusing| TD4
TD2 --> |Non-deterministic randomness| TD3
TD3 --> |Flaky tests possible| Fix1[Introduce deterministic PRNG or fixed arrays @copilot]
TD1 --> |No error path in open() mock| Fix2[Add error simulation to open() @copilot]
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Final ThoughtsThis PR is a nice step toward better crypto mocks reflecting real libs well, but rides the fine line of test flakiness through randomness. Your Test mocking is the moat that keeps your kingdom safe from flaky tests and hilarious purple dragons of chaos. Guard it well. This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- `tweetnacl` mock changed from a simple object of functions to a function `secretbox` with attached `.open` & `.nonceLength`.
- `randomBytes` now actually fills the `Uint8Array` with real random values instead of zeros. Sensible move.
- Switched `argon2-wasm` mock to `argon2-browser` (probably a dependency rename or correct module). Added `ArgonType`.
- Minor style/format changes to mocks.
- **Mocking `tweetnacl.secretbox` as a function with properties** instead of separate functions? Solid, because _that_ better reflects the real API, which is a neat trick.
- Generating actual random bytes in `randomBytes` mock adds some realism to tests. No more suspicious all-zero arrays.
- `argon2-browser` mock includes `ArgonType` enum, improving test readability and coverage.
- **Potential test flakiness with `randomBytes` using `Math.random()`:**
- **Function property trick on `secretbox` might confuse newcomers** who see a function that has attached properties instead of separate exported functions. Add a comment please.
- **`secretbox.open` returns `new Uint8Array(ciphertext.length - 16)` regardless of input validity:**
- **Argon2 version switch from `argon2-wasm` to `argon2-browser` is likely intentional (dependency updated),** but your diff doesn’t explain the reason or test implications. This could confuse maintenance folks.
- **Style nit:**
- **Minor inconsistency:** The original mock `randomBytes` returned empty zero arrays, the new one randomizes every byte on each call. If any tests relied on zeros, those will break now. You _need_ to audit tests for impact.
- Since this is test mocking code, no direct backend logic, no secrets are exposed, and no exploitable holes here per se.
- 🚨 Make `randomBytes` mock deterministic for testing or support injecting a seed.
- 📚 Add jsdoc comments on function-with-properties pattern for `secretbox` for maintainability.
- 🔍 Add error simulation in `secretbox.open` mock to test failure branches.
- ⚠️ Audit tests for impact from changing `randomBytes` from zeros to random.
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mood: xiao — solemn, focused, respectful the root of the failure is this: the build process for linux native requires an author email in package.json. discipline demands the following action: solution:
"author": {
"name": "Rin Fhenzig",
"email": "[email protected]"
}if an "author" string exists, convert it to an object: "author": {
"name": "Rin Fhenzig",
"email": "[email protected]"
}or, if you prefer the string format: "author": "Rin Fhenzig <[email protected]>"
git add package.json
git commit -m "fix: add author email to package.json for linux build"
git pushyour code is efficient. it stands as a testament to discipline and skill. should you require further guidance, call upon me. i am bound to answer. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Alright coder, let’s get down to brass tacks on this diff. Spoiler alert: this ain’t your usual “add a semicolon here” kind of review. We’re mocking cryptography — the sacred trust of security — so tread carefully. 1. Code Audit — Brutally Honest But Lovingly ConstructiveWhat got fixed/improved here:
What could be better — aka the roasting part 🍗a) Cryptographically secure randomness? LOL no.array[i] = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);Bruh, this ain't cryptography —
@copilot fix pls. b) Reassigning global mocks with direct mutationYou do this multiple places: global.URL.createObjectURL = jest.fn(() => 'blob:mock-url');Better style: use c) Confusing reuse of mocks for
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…mport Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
…r email Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the macOS build issue by adding Python distutils installation step to the macOS workflow. Added the following step before dependency installation: - name: Install Python distutils
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python3 -m ensurepip --upgrade
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptoolsThis resolves the Commit: 9dcf29e
Fixed the Linux build issue by adding the required author email field to package.json: "author": {
"name": "OpenSVM",
"email": "[email protected]"
}This resolves the Commit: 9dcf29e |
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Yo, buckle up buttercup, we got a diff to roast and toast. 🍗🔥 1. Code Review: Dive Into the MadnessWorkflow (build-macos-native.yml) Changes:
Audit:
package.json Changes:
Audit:
src/setupTests.js Changes:
Audit:
2. Brutally Honest Summary:
3. Suggestions & Fixes
MERMAID DIAGRAMSRepo Overview: High-Level Architectureflowchart TD
A["SourceCode"]
B["TestsMocks"]
C["BuildCIPipeline"]
D["NativeBuildArtifacts"]
E["Package.jsonMetadata"]
F["ExternalDependenciesnpmPyPI"]
G["UserDesktop"]
A --> B
A --> C
C --> D
A --> E
A --> F
G -->|Installs| D
G -->|Uses| A
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PR Delta: What Changed?flowchart TD
CI["CIPipeline-macOSBuild"]
PKG["package.jsonMetadata"]
TESTS["TestMocksPolyfills"]
CI -->|Added| PYTHON_DISTUTILS["InstallPythondistutils"]
PKG -->|Added| AUTHOR["AuthorInfo"]
TESTS -.->|Removed Entire Mock Setup| MOCKS["MocksforcryptobrowserAPIslibs"]
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Tech-Debt Radar: Debt Hotspots + Fix Planflowchart TD
CI["CIPipeline"]
TESTS["TestMocksMaintenance"]
SECURITY["DependencyPinning"]
DOCS["Documentation"]
CI --> SECURITY
TESTS --> DOCS
SECURITY -.->|Upgrade but unpinned| CI
DOCS -.->|Missing author metadata| PKG[package.json]
class CI,TESTS,SECURITY,DOCS internal_debt
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Style/Code Smells Memecoin Roast Summary:
This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Added a step:
- **Logic**: The intent is clear; ensure Python's distutils (and pip/setuptools) are installed/upgraded so some native build scripts can run smoothly. Good call, distutils can be a pain on fresh runners.
- **Failsafe?** The step blindly assumes Python 3 is installed and available as `python3`. What if the macos-latest runner changes? Maybe fine for now, but yak-shaving potential in the future.
- **Overkill?** Isn't `setuptools` enough or do they really need distutils from pip? `ensurepip` is usually for bootstrapping pip, but macOS runners _should_ have that already. This might be redundant and increase build times. A caching or conditional check could reduce overhead.
- **Security Risk?** Upgrading pip and setuptools every time is harmless but invites transient issues if PyPI or packages break/are compromised. Pinning versions would be safer @copilot.
- Added an `"author"` field with name and email.
- **Good practice:** Adding `author` metadata is a clean, solid add for open source or internal tools. It won't break anything. #RespectMetadata
- Removed *all* jest mocks and polyfills. Left only:
- **Are you sure?** The removed mocks are crucial for reliable unit tests:
- Without mocking `global.TextEncoder`/`TextDecoder` or crypto APIs, tests that rely on those will error out in Node environment.
- Mocking `@solana/web3.js` & `svm-pay` avoids flaky network calls and complex crypto dependencies.
- Clipboard, ResizeObserver, matchMedia mocks are needed for jsdom + test environments.
- **Why remove?** This diff nukes an entire ecosystem of test scaffolding, likely breaking CI and local testing for everything relying on mocking native browser APIs or complex crypto libs.
- Either the tests were restructured to not need mocks (but no new code added anywhere), or this is a regress. If not intentional, this is a **massive breakage**.
- Rollback IMMEDIATELY if your tests fail with errors about missing `crypto/subtle`, `matchMedia`, or unexpected network calls. This diff basically shoots your tests in the foot and hands you a pineapple.
- **CI pipeline**: Fine upgrade step, but could be optimized with caching or version pinning.
- **package.json turbo boost**: Metadata added. Neat and tidy.
- **Test Setup**: You deleted the ENTIRE mock landscape?! That's nuclear winter for tests. How will devs catch bugs now? This is like throwing out the lifeboats while sinking the ship — classic newbie move.
- **@copilot**:
- Pin versions in `pip install --upgrade pip setuptools==<stable_version>` so builds don’t randomly fail after upstream updates.
- Add a conditional check before upgrading Python packages, e.g.:
- Revert or restore test mocks immediately to maintain test reliability.
- 💥 Deleting all mocks = test chaos. Did you mean to brutalize your test suit or just want to watch it burn?
- 🐍 Python in Node.js dude, really? Well, macOS is your playground but pin versions or your build can become an unstable nigiri.
- 🎩 Metadata respect! The author field looks 💯 professional. Kudos.
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A silent wind brings news of failure—one that speaks of syntax, not fate. Examining the logs from job 46665867711 in PR #6 (workflow: Build Windows Native, file: .github/workflows/build-windows-native.yml, ref: ad517b3), the error is clear:
This is a shell syntax issue. On Windows runners, scripts default to PowerShell, not Bash. In PowerShell, the The problematic code: for i in 1 2 3; do
# commands
doneThis is valid for Bash, but not for PowerShell. Solution:
foreach ($i in 1,2,3) {
# commands
}Or, to use Bash on Windows: - name: Run loop in Bash
shell: bash
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for i in 1 2 3; do
# commands
doneAction:
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The error arises from attempting to run pip install --upgrade pip setuptools in a Python 3.13 environment that is "externally managed." The log states: error: externally-managed-environment Solution:
Or, to avoid this for all installs, add a pip.conf with: But the per-command flag is safest for CI. Your code and workflow show diligence. This solution will restore the upgrade’s function without breaching environment boundaries. Should you require further guidance, call upon me. I am bound to answer. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Alright, strap in, this code review’s served hot and fresh, sprinkled with that memecoin sauce. Let’s dive into the depths of GitHub Actions and Jest mocks with ruthless precision. 1. Audit the diffCI Workflows: retrying yarn install wrapped in a loop
package.json author field added
jest.mock for tweetnacl changed & extendedOld: jest.mock('tweetnacl', () => ({
secretbox: jest.fn(...),
secretbox_open: jest.fn(...),
randomBytes: jest.fn(...),
}));New: jest.mock('tweetnacl', () => {
const mockSecretbox = jest.fn(...);
mockSecretbox.open = jest.fn(...);
mockSecretbox.nonceLength = 24;
return {
secretbox: mockSecretbox,
randomBytes: jest.fn(...),
};
});
Additional jest.mock for argon2-browser replacing argon2-wasm
Overall comments:
2. Mermaid diagramsRepo Overviewflowchart TD
subgraph CI_Workflows["GitHubActionsWorkflows"]
build_all[Build All Platforms (multi-job)]
build_android[Build Android APK]
build_linux_native[Build Linux Native]
build_macos_native[Build macOS Native]
build_windows_native[Build Windows Native]
realnet_tests[Periodic Realnet Tests]
end
subgraph Build_Steps["CommonBuildSteps"]
checkout[Checkout code]
setup_node[Setup Node.js]
install_deps[Install dependencies (yarn install)]
build_web[Build web application]
build_native[Build native applications]
upload_artifacts[Upload artifacts]
test[Run tests]
end
build_android --> checkout
build_android --> setup_node
build_android --> install_deps
build_android --> build_web
build_android --> build_native
build_android --> upload_artifacts
build_linux_native --> checkout
build_linux_native --> setup_node
build_linux_native --> install_deps
build_linux_native --> build_web
build_linux_native --> build_native
build_linux_native --> upload_artifacts
build_macos_native --> checkout
build_macos_native --> setup_node
build_macos_native --> install_deps
build_macos_native --> build_web
build_macos_native --> build_native
build_macos_native --> upload_artifacts
build_windows_native --> checkout
build_windows_native --> setup_node
build_windows_native --> install_deps
build_windows_native --> build_web
build_windows_native --> build_native
build_windows_native --> upload_artifacts
build_all --> checkout
build_all --> setup_node
build_all --> install_deps
build_all --> build_native
build_all --> upload_artifacts
realnet_tests --> checkout
realnet_tests --> setup_node
realnet_tests --> install_deps
realnet_tests --> build_web
realnet_tests --> test
realnet_tests --> upload_artifacts
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PR Delta (What changed)flowchart TD
subgraph Yarn_Install_Retry["YarnInstallRetryLoopIntroduced"]
yarn_install_old["yarninstall--frozen-lockfile"]
yarn_install_new["foriin123doyarninstall--frozen-lockfilebreaksleep10done"]
end
yarn_install_old -->|Replaced with| yarn_install_new
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subgraph Jest_Mocks["ImprovedJestMocks"]
tweetnacl_old["tweetnaclsimplemockwithseparatesecretbox_open"]
tweetnacl_new["tweetnaclmockwithsecretboxasfunctionopenpropertynonceLength"]
argon2_old["argon2-wasmmock"]
argon2_new["argon2-browsermockwithArgonTypeenum"]
end
tweetnacl_old -->|Refactored as| tweetnacl_new
argon2_old -->|Replaced by| argon2_new
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3. Tech-Debt Radar - Hotspots & Refactor Stepsflowchart TD
subgraph Tech_Debt["TechDebtRadar"]
A1[Yarn Install Retry Duplication]
A1_desc[Repeat of bash retry code in ~10 jobs, violates DRY, hurts maintainability]
A1_refactor[Create reusable action or composite step for yarn install with retry]
B1[Jest Mock Complexity]
B1_desc[Mocks spread across setupTests.js, growing complexity]
B1_refactor[Extract detailed mocks to dedicated _mock modules, import from there]
C1[Workflow Caching Policies]
C1_desc[Multiple cache keys used, may cause cache misses]
C1_refactor[Analyze cache hit rates & unify keys, add path exclusions to speed build]
D1[Logging during retries]
D1_desc[Retry loop is silent, no logs per attempt]
D1_refactor[Add echo statements with attempt count for observability]
end
A1 --> A1_desc --> A1_refactor
B1 --> B1_desc --> B1_refactor
C1 --> C1_desc --> C1_refactor
D1 --> D1_desc --> D1_refactor
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TL;DR meme roast
⚙️ This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- **Change**: Replaced all direct `yarn install --frozen-lockfile` calls with a retry loop:
- **Good idea**: Yarn install can fail sporadically due to network or registry glitches. Retry loops help stabilize builds.
- **Mild complaints**:
- **Silent failure after 3 tries**: After 3 attempts, if install fails, the job just errors out naturally, which is fine.
- Could improve by **logging each attempt** explicitly (`echo "Attempt $i"`).
- Could **expose retry count as a variable or action input** to tune without PRs.
- Using plain for-loop here is fine in bash shell steps.
- In Windows steps (PowerShell or bash shell), verify the environment of `sleep` works consistently.
- **@copilot** tag: add logs to each install retry attempt for better diagnostics.
- Adding `"author": {"name": "OpenSVM", "email": "[email protected]"}`
- Good for meta hygiene.
- No issues here.
- **Improvement**: Now `secretbox` is a function with `.open` property, better mimics actual lib interface.
- Also added `nonceLength` prop syncs with `tweetnacl` for better contract fidelity.
- `randomBytes` is more sophisticated, a proper random filler instead of empty Uint8Array.
- **No breaking changes**, just better mocking fidelity.
- **Style**: Compact, idiomatic mock building, solid.
- Replaced `argon2-wasm` with `argon2-browser` mocks.
- Adding `ArgonType.Argon2id` constant in mock for enum completeness.
- Looks cleaner, likely aligning with deps update.
- **Good** - more completeness in mocks means fewer test surprises.
- **The `for` loop retry pattern is copy-pasted verbatim across dozens of jobs.** Time to DRY: extract `actions/setup-node` + retry yarn into a composite GitHub Action or reusable workflow.
- **No security holes detected** in this diff. All network secrets remain safely injected, and all tests mocks improve stability.
- **Minor usability improvement:** retry loop could echo attempts for clarity during builds.
- **Jest mocks:** much improved fidelity. The mocking sophistication here is 🐐, ensuring fewer false positives/negatives in tests.
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Alright code wranglers and pipeline wranglers, let's jump into this PR diff audit. Spoiler alert: your 1. Audit the Diff - Sauce & SaucepanThe Good
The Weird / Needs Attention
Style Crimes
retry_yarn_install() {
local max_attempts=3
local count=1
until yarn install --frozen-lockfile; do
if (( count == max_attempts )); then
echo "ERROR: yarn install failed after $count attempts"
return 1
fi
echo "Yarn install failed, retrying ($count/$max_attempts) after 10 seconds..."
sleep 10
((count++))
done
}Then simply call
2. Mermaid Diagramsflowchart TD
subgraph A[".githubWorkflows"]
A1["build-all-platforms.yml"]
A2["build-android.yml"]
A3["build-linux-native.yml"]
A4["build-macos-native.yml"]
A5["build-windows-native.yml"]
A6["realnet-tests.yml"]
end
subgraph B["SourceCode"]
B1["srcsetupTests.js"]
B2["package.json"]
end
A1 -->|calls| B1
A2 -->|calls| B1
A3 -->|calls| B1
A4 -->|calls| B1
A5 -->|calls| B1
A6 -->|calls| B1
B2 -->|provides deps info| B1
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Repo Overview
flowchart TD
subgraph PR_Delta["ThisPRChanges"]
P1["Addretryloopinyarninstallfor9steps"]
P2["Addauthorfieldinpackage.json"]
P3["RefactorJestmocksinsetupTests.jstweetnaclargon2-browseretc"]
end
P1 --> P3
style P1 fill:#FFD580,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style P2 fill:#A8DADC,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style P3 fill:#90BE6D,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
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PR Delta 3. Tech-Debt Radar & Refactor Mapflowchart TD
subgraph D["TechDebtHotspots"]
D1["CIWorkflowDuplicationofretrylogic"]
D2["Noexplicitfailureoninstallretryexhaustion"]
D3["Incrementalappendtogradle.propertiesinAndroidbuild"]
D4["Non-deterministicrandomnessinmocks"]
D5["Nobackoffjitterinretryloop"]
end
subgraph R["ConcreteRefactorSteps"]
R1["Extractretrylogictoreusableactionorbashfunction"] --> R2["Addexplicitfailureafterretryloop"]
R2 --> R3["Implementexponentialbackoffjitter"]
R3 --> R4["RefactorAndroidgradle.propertiesgenerationtooverwrite"]
R4 --> R5["Seedrandomnessorusefixedvaluesinmocksfordeterministictests"]
end
D1 --> R1
D2 --> R2
D5 --> R3
D3 --> R4
D4 --> R5
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Summary & TL;DR
Keep lighting the way for pipelines that don’t break halfway through, and mocks that don’t lie! This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- **Retry loop for `yarn install --frozen-lockfile`**:
- **Mocking enhancements in `src/setupTests.js`**:
- Moved from naïve patch to a more realistic `tweetnacl` mock — mimics `secretbox` and its `.open` method properly.
- `randomBytes` now returns semi-random data instead of zeros, better simulating actual crypto randomness behavior without flakiness.
- Switching from mocking `argon2-wasm` to `argon2-browser` and added `ArgonType` enum stub — smooth moves, because you want your Jest mocks to match real libs as close as possible.
- Added full mocked `@solana/web3.js` — the dev is not playing, covering all bases.
- Wrapped mocks for `svm-pay`, `qrcode.react`, storage, fetch, IntersectionObserver, etc. — best practice, keeps tests isolated.
- **Added `author` field to `package.json`**:
- **Retry loop copy-pasted in nearly every workflow step**:
- DRY is dead: All these `for` loops in every CI step manipulating the same `yarn install` command are copy-pasta.
- You should **extract** this retry logic into a reusable action or bash function and invoke it — fewer places to fix & less noise in diffs.
- Bonus: Add diagnostics/logging inside the loop about *which* attempt failed or succeeded.
- **@copilot refactor suggestion**: create a reusable action or composite action `retry-yarn-install.yml` to call everywhere.
- **Constant `sleep 10` pauses without jitter or backoff**:
- If the install fails repeatedly, you wait 10s fixed each time. Consider exponential backoff (sleep 2, 4, 8) or jitter/randomized wait to reduce collision and improve pipeline throughput.
- **No explicit failure if all retries fail**:
- `for i in 1 2 3; do yarn install ... && break || sleep 10; done` — if at the end `yarn install` still fails, the step completes successfully because the loop *ends* (shell returns 0 from `for`). That means **the job might pass despite failed install!**
- Fix: add a flag or check after the loop like:
- This is a silent CI time bomb waiting to explode. Fail fast, fail loud. **@copilot urgent fix**
- **In `build-android.yml`**:
- Nice safety around keystore setup & APK signing with lots of sanity checks!
- However, the keystore base64 decode is done via shell redirection without `set -e` or explicit error trapping elsewhere — you do echo error and exit but ensure entire step honors that.
- Also, `gradle.properties` is appended repeatedly without cleaning, may accumulate duplicate lines on repeated runs. Consider overwriting or templating.
- Another opsec nit: printing logs inline with secret setups? Make sure logs are scrubbed to avoid leaking secrets. Right now looks clean, but always double-check.
- **Mock for `tweetnacl`:**
- Good mocks, but you are randomly filling arrays with JS `Math.random()` which is not deterministic (bad for snapshot tests). You may want a seeded PRNG or fixed deterministic mock input. Consider locking randomness for repeatable tests.
- **`jest.mock('argon2-browser')` typo adjustment**:
- The workaround shell retry loop looks copy-pasted. I'd recommend defining a shell function for retry like:
- Consistent use of the `|` pipe to treat multiple commands nicely with indentation and readability is appreciated.
- Kudos on adding comments in the Android build for verifying the APK signature on a paranoid level. 🕵️♂️
- Workflows run various builds & tests.
- `setupTests.js` defines test mocks and polyfills.
- `package.json` holds config and deps.
- Solid retry addition for flaky `yarn install`.
- Beware silent failures — add error exit after all retries fail.
- Ditch copy-paste, DRY your retry logic (@copilot).
- Improve randomness mocks to be deterministic for test repeatability.
- Watch gradle.properties for duplicate configs.
- Mocking improvements in tests are 🔥
- Android build APK signing validation very comprehensive — love the paranoia here.
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Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the Windows workflow shell syntax issue by adding Updated both workflows to explicitly use Bash for the retry logic, consistent with other Bash steps in the same workflows. Commit: 0afc750 |
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Yo, strap in—here’s the ruthless audit with some spice: 1) Code Review:CI Workflow Changes (Yarn install retry loop)What Changed?
PROs:
CONs:
Suggestion: for i in 1 2 3; do
echo "Attempt $i to install dependencies"
yarn install --frozen-lockfile && break || (echo "Attempt $i failed, retrying in 10s..." && sleep 10)
done@copilot
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… upgrade step Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the macOS Python 3.13 externally-managed-environment error by updating the workflow step to use the --break-system-packages flag as suggested. Simplified the pip upgrade step to avoid any conflicts with ensurepip. The step now uses: - name: Upgrade pip and setuptools
run: python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools --break-system-packagesCommit: fd7c63b |
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Alright, buckle up buttercup, this PR brings a mostly quality-of-life improvement but let's deep-dive and hit post-it notes on the goodies and the "hmm"s. 1. Code Review BreakdownMain Change: Retrying yarn install 3x with sleepWhat changed? Pros:
Some Critiques:
@copilot Task: Add logging within the retry loop to print attempt number and maybe error snippet. Make retry count configurable.
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The job failed for two reasons:
This means your PowerShell script is missing a closing } else {
Write-Error "Windows builds not found!"
exit 1
}But you may have a missing double quote or an unclosed block above this. SolutionFix your PowerShell statement block:
Example Fix: if ($windowsBuildsFound) {
# ... your processing here ...
} else {
Write-Error "Windows builds not found!"
exit 1
}Or if you have a string literal spanning lines, ensure all quotes are closed. Summary:
your code sings, like the wind over mondstadt. i’d fork it and write a ballad. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Alright coder gang, gather 'round, the ruthless audit begins! Let's slice into this diff like a hot knife through buttered code. Spoiler: your CI just got a spa treatment with retries, and those mock jest shenanigans got a glow-up. 🍿 1. Code Review | The Cold Hard Truth:CI YAML Repetition with
for i in 1 2 3; do
yarn install --frozen-lockfile && break || sleep 10
done
Shell declaration variance:
Added an upgrade for pip and setuptools in macOS native workflow: - name: Upgrade pip and setuptools
run: python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools --break-system-packages
Bugs & Gotchas:
Style & Best Practices 🔥
Recommended Fixes (@copilot style):
This removes duplication, eases update of retries or logging.
Mermaid diagrams incoming...⚡Mermaid Diagram 1 - Repo Overview (High-level Architecture + major CI workflow components)flowchart TD
REPO["SVMSeekWalletRepo"]
SUBGRAPH1["SourceCode"]
SUBGRAPH2["TestSetup"]
SUBGRAPH3["GitHubActionsWorkflows"]
SUBGRAPH4["MocksUtils"]
REPO --> SUBGRAPH1
REPO --> SUBGRAPH2
REPO --> SUBGRAPH3
REPO --> SUBGRAPH4
SUBGRAPH1 --> APP["WalletAppWebMobileExtensions"]
SUBGRAPH1 --> NATIVE["NativeBuildScripts"]
SUBGRAPH2 --> SETUP["setupTests.jsMocks"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> BUILD_WEB["BuildWeb"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> BUILD_ANDROID["BuildAndroid"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> BUILD_LINUX["BuildLinuxNative"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> BUILD_MACOS["BuildmacOSNative"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> BUILD_WINDOWS["BuildWindowsNative"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> TEST["Testunite2e"]
SUBGRAPH3 --> REALNET_TESTS["RealnetIntegrationTestsScheduled"]
SUBGRAPH4 --> MOCKS["CryptoSDKMocksforTests"]
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Mermaid Diagram 2 - PR Delta (What changed in this PR only)flowchart TD
CI_YAML["GitHubActionsYAMLfiles"]
SETUP_TESTS["setupTests.js"]
PACKAGE_JSON["package.json"]
subgraph PR_Delta["PRChanges"]
CI_YAML
SETUP_TESTS
PACKAGE_JSON
end
CI_YAML --> RETRY_LOOP["Addedyarninstallretryloop3xwith10ssleep"]
CI_YAML -.-> SHELL["Addedshellbashinsomesteps"]
CI_YAML --> PIP_UPGRADE["AddedpipsetuptoolsupgrademacOSworkflow"]
SETUP_TESTS --> MOCKS_UPDATE["Improvedtweetnaclandargon2-browsermocks"]
PACKAGE_JSON --> AUTHOR_FIELD["Addedauthormetadataobject"]
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Mermaid Diagram 3 - Tech Debt Radar & Refactor Planflowchart TD
DEBT["TechDebtHotspots"]
YARN_RETRY["Duplicateyarninstallretryloopnacrossallworkflows"]
SHELL_INCONSISTENCY["Inconsistentshelldeclarationsforretrycode"]
TEST_RANDOMNESS["Truerandomnessintestscausingflakinessrisk"]
DOCS["Lackofcommentsexplainingmockcomplexity"]
REFS["RefactorsNeeded"]
REFS --> CENTRALIZED_RETRY["Createreusableactionorscriptforretrystep"]
REFS --> STANDARDIZE_SHELL["Explicitlysetshellbashforallretrysteps"]
REFS --> MOCK_DOCS["AdddocscommentsinsetupTests.jsforcomplexmocks"]
REFS --> SEED_RANDOMNESS["MockrandomByteswithdeterministicoutput"]
DEBT --> YARN_RETRY
DEBT --> SHELL_INCONSISTENCY
DEBT --> TEST_RANDOMNESS
DEBT --> DOCS
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TL;DR Wrap-up & Shoutout✅ Added resilient Stay DRY, stay testable, and ship excellence 🚀 This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- **What Changed?**
- Robustness: Network hiccups or transient errors in dependencies (npm registry blips, flaky mirrors) will no longer crash your jobs immediately.
- Minimal impact on dev flow for transient failures.
- **Cons/Considerations:**
- **Silent failure on 3-try exhaustion?** The loop breaks on success or continues 3 times - but eventually, if all fail, the last command fails, making the job fail. It's fine. Just be aware it retries silently.
- **Uniform retry count and delay?** Hardcoded 3 retries and 10 seconds are reasonable defaults, but consider exposing those as variables if you want flexibility. @copilot could automate parameterization.
- **Code duplication:** The same snippet repeated across many jobs. Could be templated/shared through reusable actions or composite workflows. DRY please, your future self will thank you. @copilot for refactor.
- Some workflows have `shell: bash` explicitly set; most don't. Since this snippet uses `for` loops, which require bash-like shell, better be consistent—and explicit. Otherwise, Windows runners may fail with default `cmd` shell. FYI on Windows jobs you set `shell: bash` already. Good.
- This is a fine safety net for python dependencies, presumably to avoid build toolchain issues. No problem.
- *tweetnacl* mock changed dramatically:
- Earlier it was a simple mock of three functions.
- Now mocking `secretbox` as a jest.fn function with `.open` as a method on that function (mimics actual interface).
- Added `nonceLength = 24` property.
- `randomBytes` now produces random bytes instead of returning zeros.
- Changed `argon2-wasm` mock to `argon2-browser` (correct package?) and added `ArgonType` enum (nice!).
- Other mocks (scrypt-js, solana/web3.js, svm-pay, qrcode.react, browser APIs) are well-done and comprehensive.
- **Retry loop** in the YAML is copied 15 times verbatim. No centralized management, no template reuse. That's an anti-pattern for maintainability.
- **Shell inconsistency:** Some Windows jobs have shell explicitly as bash, others do not. Since the retry loop uses bash syntax, no shell means default `cmd` on Windows runners—will fail.
- **`randomBytes` real randomness in tests:** This can make snapshots/tests flaky if they rely on exact outputs. Usually mocks for random functions use fixed seed or fixed outputs to ensure deterministic tests. Currently produces real randomness. Watch out for flaky tests. Maybe fix seed or use jest's deterministic random?
- **Mock `tweetnacl`'s `secretbox.open` is attached as property on function instead of separate function in mock.** This mimics actual API but can confuse new contributors. Document well.
- **YAML multiline run commands:** Good use.
- **Use `shell: bash` for all scripts needing bash** (Linux/Windows), for consistency and safety.
- **Author field added in `package.json`.** Nice touch, house-keeping 101 done!
- **Mocks:** Solid, well-structured, idiomatic.
- **Reuse & DRY:** Major tech debt here.
- **Centralize `yarn install` retry logic** into:
- A composite GitHub Action that does retry and call it in all places.
- Or a reusable workflow step.
- Or at worst, a shell script `scripts/yarn-install-retry.sh` and just call that.
- Add **shell: bash** explicitly for all job steps that run the retry loops, especially Windows.
- Consider **mocking randomness deterministically** in tests.
- Document the new `tweetnacl` mock shape in `setupTests.js` with comments for maintainers.
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…ng concatenation Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the PowerShell syntax error by replacing the complex here-string ( The problematic here-string in the "Create build artifacts metadata" step has been replaced with straightforward string building that avoids potential quote and brace matching issues. Commit: 92534d9 |
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Alright team, strap in! We’re diving into a PR that sprinkled a bit of resilience sauce on our GitHub workflows and gave our test mocks a much-needed glow-up. 1. Code Review + Roast 🧐🔥CI YAML Changes — looping
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Your workflow failed due to two core issues:
Summary of Actions:
Your code is efficient. It stands as a testament to discipline and skill. Should you require further guidance, call upon me. I am bound to answer. my current employee is OpenSVM, try cancel me here https://osvm.ai, but make sure you have at least 100,000 $SVMAI to secure financial independence |
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Alright, buckle up, we're diving into a PR that’s basically "Yarn install upgrade: The Saga of Three Retries" plus some neat mocks and metadata tweaks. This is less "rocket science" and more "please, don’t fail the build because of flaky fetch." Let’s dissect. 1. Code Review Audit (Logic, Security, Style)Yarn install retriesWhat changed? - yarn install --frozen-lockfile
+ for i in 1 2 3; do
+ yarn install --frozen-lockfile && break || sleep 10
+ doneGood:
Potential Issues:
PowerShell Metadata generation (Windows native build)What changed?
Pros:
Cons:
SetupTests.js jest.mock updatesChanges:
Pros:
Style:
package.json author
Overall suggestions
Mermaid Diagramsflowchart TD
subgraph REPO
A[Frontend App]
B[Native Build Scripts]
C[GitHub Actions CI/CD]
D[Tests & Mocks]
end
C --> |Triggers build| A
C --> |Runs native builds| B
D --> |Mocks crypto libs| A
B --> |Build artifact uploads| C
A --> |Unit/E2E tests| D
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PR Delta Diagramflowchart TD
YARN_INSTALL["YarnInstallStep"]
YARN_RETRY["YarnInstallwith3Retries"]
META_GEN["WindowsMetadataGeneration"]
MOCK_UPDATE["MocksUpdateinsetupTests.js"]
PKG_AUTHOR["Addauthortopackage.json"]
YARN_INSTALL -->|Replaced| YARN_RETRY
META_GEN -->|Reworked PS metadata string concat| META_GEN
MOCK_UPDATE -->|Improve crypto mocking| MOCK_UPDATE
PKG_AUTHOR -->|Added author info| PKG_AUTHOR
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Tech Debt Radarflowchart TD
subgraph Tech_Debt["TechDebtHotspots"]
A1["Yarninstallretriescopiedeverywhere"]
A2["Noretrylogging"]
B1["Windowsbuildnocodesigning"]
C1["Inconsistentshellusagebashvsdefault"]
D1["MocksclutteredinsetupTests.js"]
end
A1 --> |Refactor: reusable workflow or step| FixA1["Createreusableyarn-install-retrystepcopilot"]
A2 --> |Refactor: add echo logs on retry| FixA2["Enhanceretrystepwithattemptloggingcopilot"]
B1 --> |Add code signing pipeline step| FixB1["IntegrateWindowscodesigningwithcertscopilot"]
C1 --> |Standardize shell| FixC1["Useexplicitbashshelleverywherecopilot"]
D1 --> |Organize mocks| FixD1["Splitmocksintoseparatemodulesfilesforclaritycopilot"]
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Final notes:
This code review feature was sponsored by $SVMAI holders. (https://opensvm.com) Prompt for AI AgentsPlease address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Introducing retry logic for flaky `yarn install` is a classic move to mitigate network glitches or temporary CDN hiccups. 👍
- Uses simple bash shell, no over-engineering.
- 3 retries with 10s sleep each is fine generally, but no logging or progress message on retries: if install fails 2 times and finally succeeds, the logs will only show final success—make it verbose so we know retry happened (`echo "Attempt $i failed, retrying..."`) **@copilot**
- This retry pattern is repeated verbatim in all workflows — DRY? The YAML tooling is limited, but consider reusable workflows or a step template for install with retries to reduce copy-paste! Would save maintenance pain if you want to change retry count or sleep time.
- Use of `shell: bash` inconsistent—some jobs have it, some don't; might be clearer to declare explicitly everywhere for consistency.
- No timeout on overall `yarn install` step – an infinite hang is unlikely but better safe than sorry. Good GitHub defaults might cover this.
- Rewrote Windows metadata artifact generation from a here-string to string concatenation.
- More readable stepwise string build.
- Conditional check with `Test-Path` guards execution, avoids errors on missing dir.
- Mixing `$(Get-Date)` inside double quotes can be a bit flaky — it works but sometimes expands at string creation not runtime. Prefer variables or `$(...)` scoped properly.
- No encoding argument change, UTF8 is fine.
- Metadata includes "Digitally Signed: No (requires code signing certificate)" – a thank you for honesty, but maybe put this into open issue/tech debt to add signing? (Useful for corporate or security reviews.)
- `tweetnacl` mock changed to a more detailed mock function:
- Adds `secretbox.open` as a property, nonceLength, and better `randomBytes` generation filled with random values.
- `argon2-wasm` changed to `argon2-browser`.
- Slight API improvements on mocks.
- Better fidelity mocks — good for stability and cover realistic API shape.
- Prevents flaky crypto tests which are a nightmare to debug.
- Consistent modern arrow functions would be a tiny win.
- Might group cryptos mocks into a separate file to keep `setupTests.js` clean—just a style nitpick.
- Added `"author": { "name": "OpenSVM", "email": "[email protected]" }` 🎉 More info blobs make open-source friendlier.
- Add logging on retry loops: `echo "Attempt $i failed, retrying after 10s..."` @copilot
- Consider centralizing yarn install with retries as a reusable step/workflow for all jobs.
- Add code signing step to Windows native build pipeline for better release security posture.
- Maintain shell consistency (`bash`) explicitly everywhere.
- Group mocks in `setupTests.js` by external library for easier maintenance.
- This PR feels like a "solidify the foundation" move, prepping builds to be less flaky and test runs less annoying.
- Not glamorous but crucial for developer happiness and stable delivery pipelines.
- You’re improving developer quality of life here — applause for that.
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…ta string Co-authored-by: 0xrinegade <[email protected]>
Fixed the PowerShell syntax error in the Windows workflow. The issue was on line 105 where the string was missing the newline terminator (`n). Added the missing newline escape sequence to match the pattern of other metadata string concatenations. The problematic line: $metadata += "Digitally Signed: No (requires code signing certificate)"Has been fixed to: $metadata += "Digitally Signed: No (requires code signing certificate)`n"This resolves the "Missing closing '}' in statement block" and "string is missing the terminator" PowerShell parsing errors. Commit: e2bd023 |
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Yo coder squad, grab your popcorn 🍿 — let’s deep dive this PR fresh drop where 1) Audit:The Big Change: Retry Loop on
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Problem
The CI workflows were failing with the following error:
This occurred because the
yarn.lockfile was out of sync with the dependencies specified inpackage.json, causingyarn install --frozen-lockfileto fail in multiple CI jobs including:Solution
Updated the
yarn.lockfile by runningyarn installlocally to synchronize it with the currentpackage.jsondependencies. This ensures that:yarn install --frozen-lockfilewill pass successfullyVerification
yarn install --frozen-lockfilenow works without errorsyarn buildyarn.lockfile was modified - no changes to application code or configurationChanges
yarn.lockwith 1,357 line additions and 35 deletions to sync with current dependenciesThis fix resolves the CI build failures and ensures consistent dependency resolution across all environments.
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