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Pull Request Overview
This PR migrates the project from Babel to TypeScript while setting up new configurations for Jest, ESLint, and Prettier. Key changes include updating package build scripts, removing outdated configuration files, and adding TypeScript-based configurations for testing and linting.
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| package-scripts.cjs | Updated build script to use tsc and switched the build directory from dist to lib. |
| other/manual-release.md, other/ROADMAP.md | Removed legacy documentation files. |
| jest.config.ts | Added TypeScript Jest configuration with swc transformation. |
| eslint.config.mjs | Introduced new ESLint configuration using typescript-eslint and flat config. |
| babel.config.js | Removed obsolete Babel configuration. |
| mocks/* | Updated various mocks to align with TypeScript and modern JavaScript globals. |
| README.md, EXAMPLES.md | Improved formatting and code block languages. |
| .yarnrc.yml, .prettierrc.mjs | Updated Yarn plugin spec and added Prettier configuration. |
| .eslintrc.js | Removed legacy ESLint configuration. |
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1. test/index.spec.ts:276
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There are several instances of@ts-expect-errorcomments in tests. It might improve maintainability to resolve these type issues instead of suppressing them. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 20% vs. threshold = 50%
The comment identifies a real issue - suppressing type errors with @ts-expect-error is generally not ideal. However, in test files, especially when dealing with mocks, it's often necessary to work around type system limitations. The comment suggests fixing these but doesn't provide specifics on how. The errors seem to be related to mocking behavior which may be inherently difficult to type correctly.
The comment may be oversimplifying the difficulty of properly typing mock objects in tests. There could be valid reasons why these type suppressions are necessary.
While proper typing would be ideal, the reality is that test mocks often need type suppressions, and fixing these may require significant refactoring of the test infrastructure for minimal benefit.
The comment should be deleted as it suggests a change that may not be practical or worthwhile for test code, and doesn't provide specific actionable guidance.
2. src/index.ts:58
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Consider handling the case when neither 'text' nor 'filePath' is provided explicitly instead of using a non-null assertion (filePath!). - Reason this comment was not posted:
Marked as duplicate.
3. src/utils.ts:550
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The function 'makePrettierOption' logs a debug message when no fallback is found but does not explicitly return a value. Consider adding an explicit 'return undefined' for clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The function's return type is not explicitly specified, but from usage it's clear it can return undefined. The implicit return of undefined is a common and well-understood JavaScript/TypeScript pattern. The function's behavior is clear from its documentation which states "returns The determined Prettier rule value or undefined if not configured". Adding an explicit return would be redundant and not improve understanding.
The explicit return could make the code more self-documenting without relying on TypeScript knowledge. Some style guides do recommend explicit returns for clarity.
While explicit returns can be helpful, in this case the function is well-documented and follows common TypeScript patterns. The implicit return is clear from context and adding an explicit return would be unnecessarily verbose.
The comment should be deleted as it suggests a change that would not meaningfully improve code quality or clarity.
4. README.md:293
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Minor typographical issue: The bullet for the 'prettier-eslint-webpack-plugin' refers to it as 'Prettier ESlint Webpack Plugin'. For consistency, consider changing it to 'Prettier ESLint Webpack Plugin' (with 'ESLint' fully capitalized). - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
5. __mocks__/fs.js:9
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Line 9: The regular expression/\.[j|t]s$/may not behave as intended. The pattern inside the character class[j|t]matches either 'j', '|' or 't' instead of the intended 'j' or 't'. It might be better written as/\.(j|t)s$/to clearly indicate an alternation between 'j' and 't'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Marked as duplicate.
6. src/index.ts:42
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Typo in the JSDoc for the analyze function: currently it says "@param options To options parameter offormat". It looks like it should read "@param options The options parameter offormat". Please correct this to improve clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While technically correct, this is an extremely minor documentation issue that doesn't affect functionality. The meaning is still clear even with the typo. The rules state not to make purely informative comments and to avoid obvious or unimportant changes. This seems to fall into that category.
The change would make the documentation slightly more professional and consistent with other JSDoc comments in the file. Documentation quality does matter.
While documentation quality matters, this change is too minor to warrant a PR comment. The current wording is understandable and the PR review process should focus on more substantial issues.
Delete this comment as it's too minor and purely informative, violating the rules about not making obvious or unimportant comments.
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1. EXAMPLES.md:62
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The snippet usesnew Buffer(formatted, encoding), but theBufferconstructor is deprecated. Consider usingBuffer.from(formatted, encoding)instead. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
2. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:10
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Consider usingglobalThis.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__instead ofglobal.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__for consistency with the rest of the codebase. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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3. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/prettier/index.js:9
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Consider updating to useglobalThis.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__rather thanglobal.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__to maintain consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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4. test/index.spec.ts:19
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There are several@ts-expect-errorcomments. It might be beneficial to refine the type definitions or mocks to avoid suppressing type errors. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:50%<= threshold50%
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5. src/index.ts:141
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In createEslintFix, the ESLint config object (eslintConfig) is mutated by deleting several properties. Consider cloning the config to avoid side effects. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
6. src/utils.ts:406
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The fallback in getModulePath uses require.resolve if requireRelative.resolve fails. Ensure that this behavior is intended and that the error message provides enough context. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:50%<= threshold50%
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7. src/utils.ts:135
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The function getRelevantESLintConfig mutates the config object by merging in unfixable rules. Consider copying the object before mutating it to prevent unexpected side effects. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
8. test/index.spec.ts:319
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There are several @ts-expect-error comments in tests indicating type issues with mocks. It may be beneficial to update the mock type definitions to reduce these suppressions. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 0% vs. threshold = 50%
While the comment identifies a real issue with type safety, it's more of an informational observation than a specific code change request. The comment uses words like "may be beneficial" which makes it speculative rather than definitive. It doesn't provide specific guidance on what changes to make. The suppressions are in test code, where type safety is less critical than in production code.
The comment does point to a legitimate technical debt issue that could improve code quality. Having proper types for mocks would make the tests more maintainable.
However, per the rules, we should not make purely informative comments or speculative suggestions. Comments must request specific, clear code changes.
The comment should be deleted as it is informational rather than requesting a specific code change, and uses speculative language ("may be beneficial").
9. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:10
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Consider using 'globalThis' instead of 'global' to maintain consistency with the rest of the codebase. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
10. package-scripts.cjs:36
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The build script now uses 'tsc -b src' instead of Babel. Ensure that your tsconfig.json and build configuration are updated accordingly. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment did not seem useful. Confidence is useful =0%<= threshold50%
This comment is asking the PR author to ensure that their configuration files are updated to match a change in the build script. It is not a direct code suggestion or a request for a specific test, but rather a general reminder to update configuration files. This falls under the rule of not asking the author to ensure things are updated or tested.
11. src/types.ts:41
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Great use of template literal types for globals. Verify that the union in globals (Array or string template) behaves as expected. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:20%<= threshold50%
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12. jest.config.ts:16
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Using 'satisfies Config' is a neat pattern. Ensure that @swc-node/jest aligns with your Jest configuration expectations. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:10%<= threshold50%
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13. README.md:268
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Typo: Please change "wont" to "won't" for proper contraction in the sentence "And theeslint --fixwont change it back.". - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
14. README.md:289
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Typo: In the bullet describing the Atom plugin, please change "ESlint integration" to "ESLint integration" to maintain consistent capitalization. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
15. README.md:293
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Typo: Please change "Prettier ESlint Webpack Plugin" to "Prettier ESLint Webpack Plugin" to ensure consistent and correct capitalization. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
16. src/index.ts:42
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Typographical error: '@param options To options parameter offormat' should be corrected to '@param options The options parameter offormat'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 0% vs. threshold = 50%
While the comment is technically correct about the grammar, it's an extremely minor documentation issue that doesn't affect functionality. The meaning is still clear in the original. This seems like the kind of nitpicky comment that adds noise without providing real value.
The comment is factually correct - it is indeed a grammatical error. And maintaining good documentation is important for code quality.
While documentation quality matters, this particular fix is so minor that it doesn't meaningfully improve understanding. The rules say not to make purely informative comments or obvious/unimportant ones.
Delete this comment as it's too minor and doesn't require action. It violates the rule about not making obvious/unimportant comments.
17. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:3
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It appears that the function name 'MockMockESLint' (used on both line 3 in the export object and line 6 in the function declaration) might be a typographical error. If this is unintentional, consider renaming it (e.g., to 'MockESLint') for clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
18. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/prettier/index.js:3
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The function name 'mockMockFormat' might be a typographical error. If this is intentional, please disregard, but if not, consider renaming it (e.g., 'mockFormat') to avoid confusion. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
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1. package-scripts.cjs:57
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Changed validate script now uses an array of commands with nps. Ensure that the explicit use of 'nps -c ./package-scripts.cjs' works in all environments. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The comment is asking the PR author to ensure that a specific command works in all environments. This falls under the rule of not asking the author to ensure behavior is intended or tested. Therefore, this comment should be removed.
2. package.json:90
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Added 'prettier-eslint': 'link:.' dependency. Verify if linking to the local package is intentional or if it should be a devDependency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
3. src/index.ts:424
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New default export added. Confirm that exposing { format, analyze } as default aligns with the module’s public API. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
This comment violates the rule about not asking authors to confirm their intentions. The author has clearly made a deliberate choice to add a default export. The functions being exported are already public via named exports, so this just provides an alternative way to import them. There's nothing technically wrong with having both named and default exports.
Perhaps the default export could cause confusion for users of the library about the preferred way to import these functions. Maybe there's a team convention about default exports that I'm not aware of.
While those are valid concerns, they are style preferences. The code will work correctly either way, and the author has made an explicit choice. Asking them to "confirm their intention" adds no value.
Delete this comment. It's asking the author to confirm something they've clearly chosen to do, and there's nothing technically wrong with having both named and default exports.
4. src/types.ts:19
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Fixed typo: changed 'require.resovlve' to 'require.resolve'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
5. package-scripts.cjs:57
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Using explicit 'nps -c ./package-scripts.cjs' hardcodes the script file path. Confirm this is intentional and won’t cause issues if the file is moved. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:50%<= threshold50%
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6. package.json:86
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Adding 'prettier-eslint': 'link:.' creates a local dependency link. Verify this is intentional for local development and won’t affect published packages. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:50%<= threshold50%
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7. src/index.ts:426
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A default export has been added alongside named exports. Consider documenting its intended use or evaluating if only named exports should be provided for consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:30%<= threshold50%
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8. src/types.ts:41
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Fixed a typo in the comment: 'require.resovlve' should be 'require.resolve'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:0%<= threshold50%
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9. src/index.ts:42
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Typo in JSDoc: Change 'To options parameter' to 'The options parameter'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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1. src/index.ts:58
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Consider revisiting the use of the non-null assertion (filePath!) in the default text fallback. Although it may be necessary now, it could be safer to explicitly check or narrow the type to avoid potential runtime issues if the filePath is ever absent. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The non-null assertion is actually documented with a comment explaining the invariant. The code is handling a case where either text or filePath must be provided, and the type system can't express this mutual exclusion easily. The suggestion to "explicitly check" wouldn't add value since the code would still need to handle the impossible case of neither being present. The current solution with documentation is reasonable.
I could be overlooking potential edge cases where neither text nor filePath is provided, which could cause runtime errors.
The code is part of a public API where the contract is that either text or filePath must be provided. Adding runtime checks would just duplicate this contract without adding value.
The comment should be deleted as the non-null assertion is a reasonable solution with proper documentation explaining the invariant.
2. src/utils.ts:404
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TheextractRuleValuefunction logs a debug message when it cannot traverse an object configuration. Consider providing a default return value or handling the missing value more explicitly to avoid returningundefinedunexpectedly. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The code already handles missing values appropriately by:
- Using RULE_NOT_CONFIGURED as a default value in delve()
- Explicitly typing the return value to include undefined
- Having clear documentation about the return value
The comment seems to misunderstand the existing error handling.
Could there be edge cases where the current error handling is insufficient? Maybe the comment author saw a real issue that I'm missing.
The code's error handling is thorough - it has a default value, explicit typing, and documentation. The comment doesn't identify any specific edge cases that aren't already covered.
The comment should be deleted as it suggests adding error handling that already exists in the code.
3. src/utils.ts:551
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There's a TODO comment suggesting to switch from commonjs require() to dynamic import. Consider addressing this soon to improve compatibility with ESM and future-proof the code. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 0% vs. threshold = 50%
The comment is addressing actual changed code in the diff since this is a new file. The suggestion to use dynamic import() instead of require() is a valid code quality improvement that would make the code more modern and ESM-compatible. The TODO in the code itself acknowledges this technical debt. However, the comment is just restating what's already marked as a TODO in the code itself, so it doesn't add new information.
The comment could be seen as helpful for drawing attention to technical debt that should be addressed. But since it's already marked as a TODO in the code, is the comment really providing value?
While the suggestion is valid, the TODO comment in the code already captures this intention. The PR comment is redundant and doesn't add new information beyond what's already documented in the code.
The comment should be deleted since it merely restates what's already captured in a TODO comment in the code itself.
4. jest.config.ts:17
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The use of the TS 'satisfies' operator is neat. Ensure that this pattern is maintained throughout to keep type safety, and add a comment if necessary for developers unfamiliar with this ES2020 feature. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:30%<= threshold50%
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5. src/index.ts:58
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Using a non-null assertion withfilePath!when calling getTextFromFilePath might hide the case when bothtextandfilePathare missing. Consider explicitly checking that eithertextorfilePathis provided and throwing a clear error if not. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 30% vs. threshold = 50%
The comment raises a valid point about error handling - the current code assumes filePath exists when text is missing, but doesn't validate this explicitly. If both are missing, it will try to read from undefined filePath which could give a confusing error. However, this is a TypeScript file and the FormatOptions type likely already enforces that at least one must be provided. The comment is about defensive programming rather than a clear bug.
I may be assuming too much about the FormatOptions type - I haven't seen its definition. The current error handling could be confusing to users if both fields are missing.
While better error handling could be nice, this seems more like a minor improvement suggestion than a critical issue. The code will still fail fast if the assumptions are violated.
The comment should be deleted as it's more of a minor suggestion than a clear issue requiring change. The current code will fail appropriately even without explicit validation.
6. src/index.ts:212
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In the function createEslintFix, the ESLint configuration object is mutated by deleting properties such as 'rules', 'parser', etc. This side‐effect could affect later uses of the original config. It may be safer to clone the config object before modifying it. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
7. src/utils.ts:520
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The function makePrettierOption logs and then leaves the return value undefined when no fallback is provided. If this behavior is intentional, consider adding a comment clarifying that returning undefined is expected. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
8. test/index.spec.ts:319
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There are several '@ts-expect-error' comments in the test files that mask underlying type issues with the mocks. It would be beneficial to strengthen the type definitions for the mocks to avoid suppressing errors. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Marked as duplicate.
9. package-scripts.cjs:36
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The build script now uses TypeScript (tsc -b) instead of Babel. Ensure that the tsconfig is appropriately configured so that the build output in 'lib' correctly reflects the intended module format and type declarations. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment did not seem useful. Confidence is useful =0%<= threshold50%
This comment is asking the PR author to ensure that thetsconfigis appropriately configured, which falls under the rule of not asking the author to ensure or verify things. It doesn't provide a specific suggestion or point out a specific issue with the code.
10. README.md:289
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Typographical error: In the bullet for the Atom plugin, the term "ESlint integration" should be "ESLint integration" for consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
11. README.md:295
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Typographical error: The entry "Prettier ESlint Webpack Plugin" should be updated to "Prettier ESLint Webpack Plugin" to maintain proper capitalization. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
12. src/index.ts:42
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Typo in the doc comment: '@param options To options parameter offormat'. It would be clearer to say 'The options parameter offormat' or similar. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While the suggestion does improve the grammar and clarity slightly, this is an extremely minor documentation issue that doesn't affect functionality. The meaning is still clear in the original. The comment is about changed code (the file was renamed from .js to .ts and the documentation was added/modified), but the change is so minor it's not worth the overhead of a code review comment.
The grammar is technically incorrect in the original, and good documentation is important for maintainability. Maybe we should keep comments that improve documentation quality?
While documentation quality is important, this change is so minor that it doesn't meaningfully improve understanding. The review comment itself creates more overhead than the value it provides.
Delete this comment as it addresses an extremely minor documentation issue that doesn't meaningfully impact code quality or understanding.
13. src/types.ts:21
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Minor typo found: In the comment for 'fallbackPrettierOptions', 'inferrable' is used. It might be better to use 'inferable' which is more commonly used. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While both spellings are technically correct, documentation should aim for consistency and common usage. However, this is an extremely minor issue that doesn't affect code functionality or clarity. The meaning is perfectly clear either way. According to our rules, we should not make purely informative comments or comments about obvious/unimportant issues.
The spelling suggestion might contribute to better documentation consistency. Also, if there's a company-wide style guide that mandates one spelling over the other, this could be relevant.
Even if there is a style guide preference, this is too minor of an issue to warrant a PR comment. The current spelling is not incorrect, just less common.
This comment should be deleted as it's too minor and doesn't affect code functionality or documentation clarity.
14. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:3
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The identifier 'MockMockESLint' appears to be potentially a typographical error. If this is unintentional duplication (i.e. it should perhaps be 'MockESLint'), please confirm and correct it to avoid any confusion. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
15. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/prettier/index.js:5
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Typographical Note: The function is named 'mockMockFormat', which contains a repeated 'mock'. If this is unintentional, you might want to rename it to 'mockFormat' for clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis update introduces a comprehensive refactor and modernization of the project, migrating the codebase from JavaScript to TypeScript with strong typing and improved module structure. Mock modules and type declarations are moved, rewritten, and expanded for better testability and type safety. Configuration files for Prettier, ESLint, Jest, and TypeScript are updated or replaced to align with modern tooling and workflows, including the use of shared base configs and new plugins. The package scripts and metadata are revised to use TypeScript for building, and new devDependencies are added. Documentation and example files are updated for consistency and clarity. Several obsolete or redundant files are deleted, and patches are applied to third-party configs. Overall, the changes focus on maintainability, clarity, and robust type safety without altering the core formatting functionality. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
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participant analyze (main)
participant getESLintConfig (helper)
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participant createEslintFix (helper)
participant createPrettify (helper)
participant ESLint
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User->>format: Call format(options)
format->>getESLintConfig: Resolve ESLint config
format->>getPrettierConfig: Resolve Prettier config
format->>createPrettify: Create prettify function
format->>createEslintFix: Create eslint fix function
format->>Prettier: Format text
format->>ESLint: Lint/fix text
format-->>User: Return formatted string
User->>analyze: Call analyze(options)
analyze->>getESLintConfig: Resolve ESLint config
analyze->>getPrettierConfig: Resolve Prettier config
analyze->>createPrettify: Create prettify function
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1. .prettierignore:1
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The .prettierignore now only lists '.yarn'; common directories like node_modules and coverage have been removed. Confirm if this is intentional. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The comment violates our rules by asking for confirmation of intention. We should not ask authors to verify their changes - we should assume they made changes intentionally. Additionally, .prettierignore is a configuration file and the author likely knows what they're doing when modifying it.
Maybe removing these common ignore patterns could lead to performance issues with Prettier trying to format too many files?
While that's a valid concern, it's still not appropriate to ask for confirmation. If there are performance issues, they will become apparent during testing or usage.
Delete this comment as it violates our rule against asking authors to confirm their intentions.
2. eslint.config.mjs:12
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Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale for the negated ignore pattern '!test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/**/*.js' for clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 20% vs. threshold = 50%
While the pattern is somewhat complex (it's negating an ignore within a subdirectory), requesting documentation is a "nice to have" rather than a critical issue. The pattern follows standard eslint ignore syntax. The meaning can be understood from the pattern itself - it's excluding node_modules files within test fixtures from being ignored. This feels more like a preference than a necessary change.
The pattern is non-trivial and future maintainers might benefit from understanding why certain test fixture files need to be linted while others don't.
While documentation could be helpful, we should trust that if the author felt the pattern needed explanation, they would have added a comment. The pattern itself is self-documenting using standard eslint syntax.
Delete this comment as it's requesting optional documentation for a standard eslint pattern that can be understood from the code itself.
3. test/index.spec.ts:362
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Avoid casting expect.stringMatching to a string; use the matcher directly in toHaveBeenCalledWith for better type-safety. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
4. __mocks__/eslint.ts:3
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Minor typographical suggestion: In the file header comment (line 3), consider updating 'can not' to the more conventional 'cannot' to improve readability. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While technically this is about changed code, it's an extremely minor stylistic suggestion about documentation. The meaning is perfectly clear either way. According to the rules, we should not make purely informative comments or comments that are obvious/unimportant. This seems to fall into that category.
Perhaps maintaining consistent documentation style is more important than I'm giving it credit for? Some style guides do specifically call out "cannot" vs "can not".
While documentation consistency has value, this is too minor to warrant a PR comment. It doesn't affect code functionality or readability in any meaningful way.
This comment should be deleted as it's too minor and purely stylistic, violating the rule about not making obvious or unimportant comments.
5. __mocks__/prettier.ts:1
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Consider replacing 'can not' with 'cannot' in the comment block (line 1) for consistency and correctness. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While "cannot" is technically more correct than "can not", this is an extremely minor documentation style issue. It doesn't affect functionality, readability is barely impacted, and it's not the kind of substantial code quality issue we should be focusing on in PR reviews.
Maybe maintaining consistent documentation style is more important than I'm giving it credit for? Some teams have strict documentation standards.
Even if documentation standards are important, this level of nitpicking about grammar could create noise and distract from more important review feedback. The meaning is perfectly clear either way.
This comment should be deleted as it's too minor and doesn't affect code quality in any meaningful way.
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Typo: The function is named 'MockMockESLint', but the JSDoc and intended usage suggest it should be called 'MockESLint'. Please consider renaming it for clarity and consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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test/index.spec.ts (1)
453-466: Multiple@ts-expect-errorcomments indicate type issues in mocks.The use of
@ts-expect-errorsuggests there are underlying type issues in the mocks. Consider updating the mock type definitions to eliminate these suppressions.🧰 Tools
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[error] 454-454: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.
Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.
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src/index.ts (1)
56-59: Non‑null assertion onfilePathcan still explode at runtime
text = getTextFromFilePath(filePath!)will throw if neithertextnorfilePathis provided. A small explicit guard makes the failure mode clearer:if (!text && !filePath) { throw new TypeError('Either "text" or "filePath" must be provided.'); }Tagging as duplicate of the previous review note.
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.yarnrc.yml (1)
8-8: Switch plugin spec URL quoting to single quotes
This aligns the YAML quoting style with the rest of the file. Consider verifying consistent quoting conventions across all YAML configuration files.global.d.ts (1)
3-8: Declare global mock state for ESLint/Prettier tests.Introducing
__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__provides a central place to capture mock paths. Consider documenting its usage pattern in your test setup/teardown (e.g., resetting state between tests) and marking the variablereadonlyif it should never be reassigned at runtime.README.md (1)
61-61: Update ECMAScript version in examples.Using
ecmaVersion: 7is accurate historically but may mislead readers targeting modern JS. Consider bumping to a more recent edition (e.g.,2020orlatest) or noting that this is just for demonstration.shim.d.ts (1)
13-40: Refactorloglevel-colored-level-prefixtypings for reusability.You’ve duplicated the
LogLevelunion here. Consider importing it from your centralsrc/types.tsto avoid drift:- namespace getLogger { - type LogLevel = 'debug' | 'error' | 'info' | 'silent' | 'trace' | 'warn'; + namespace getLogger { + type LogLevel = import('../types').LogLevel;Also verify that
jest.Mockis available in your TS environment (i.e.,@types/jestis included).src/tsconfig.json (1)
7-7: Consider including other declaration files.Currently only
../shim.d.tsis included. If you have additional globals (e.g.,global.d.tsor mocks), you may want to add them here to ensure they’re part of the compilation context.__mocks__/prettier.ts (1)
10-14: Consider reorganizing export and module accessThe current code exports the module before modifying it with mocked methods, which might lead to confusion about what exactly is being exported.
Consider reorganizing the code to mock the module first, then export it:
-const prettier = jest.requireActual<PrettierMock>('prettier'); - -const { format } = prettier; - -export = prettier; - -const mockFormatSpy = jest.fn(mockFormat); - -Object.assign(prettier, { - format: mockFormatSpy, - resolveConfig: jest.fn(), -}); +const prettier = jest.requireActual<PrettierMock>('prettier'); +const { format } = prettier; +const mockFormatSpy = jest.fn(mockFormat); + +Object.assign(prettier, { + format: mockFormatSpy, + resolveConfig: jest.fn(), +}); + +export = prettier;eslint.config.mjs (3)
8-12: Consider documenting the purpose of each configurationThe configuration combines several presets without explaining the purpose of each one.
Consider adding comments to explain what each configuration provides:
export default tseslint.config( + // Base rules and configurations from @1stg/eslint-config ...base, + // Node dependencies related rules ...nodeDependencies.configs['flat/recommended'], { ignores: ['test/fixtures', '!test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/**/*.js'], },
15-31: Document rule customizations and overridesThe rules section contains several customizations without explaining the reasoning behind them.
Consider adding comments to explain why certain rules are turned off or customized:
{ rules: { + // Disable prettier integration as we handle formatting separately 'prettier/prettier': 'off', + // JSDoc validation is handled by TypeScript 'valid-jsdoc': 'off', + // Line length is handled by our prettier config 'max-len': 'off', 'space-before-function-paren': [ 'error', { anonymous: 'never', named: 'never', asyncArrow: 'always', }, ], + // Allow imports in files with module.exports for compatibility 'import/no-import-module-exports': 'off', 'arrow-parens': ['error', 'as-needed'], quotes: ['error', 'single', { avoidEscape: true }], }, },
33-41: Include test helper files in test configurationThe current configuration applies Jest globals to test files and mocks, but doesn't include potential test helper files.
Consider expanding the file pattern to include test helpers:
{ - files: ['__mocks__/**/*.{js,ts}', 'test/**/*.spec.ts'], + files: ['__mocks__/**/*.{js,ts}', 'test/**/*.{spec,test,helper}.ts', 'test/helpers/**/*.ts'], languageOptions: { globals: globals.jest, }, rules: { '@typescript-eslint/no-magic-numbers': 'off', 'no-magic-numbers': 'off', }, },package-scripts.cjs (1)
57-61: Validate script using explicit NPS configuration pathThe validate script now uses an array of explicit NPS commands with the configuration path specified in each command.
Consider extracting the configuration path to a variable to avoid repetition and make future changes easier:
validate: { description: 'This runs several scripts to make sure things look good before committing or on clean install', - script: concurrent([ - 'nps -c ./package-scripts.cjs lint', - 'nps -c ./package-scripts.cjs build', - 'nps -c ./package-scripts.cjs test', - ]), + script: concurrent([ + 'NPS_CONFIG="./package-scripts.cjs" && nps -c $NPS_CONFIG lint', + 'nps -c $NPS_CONFIG build', + 'nps -c $NPS_CONFIG test', + ]), },Alternatively, you could define this once at the top of the file if it's used in multiple places.
jest.config.js (1)
8-15: Verify that strict coverage thresholds are achievable post-migration.The coverage thresholds are very strict (96% for branches, 100% for functions, lines, and statements). This might explain the coverage issues mentioned in the PR comments. Consider temporarily relaxing these thresholds during migration if they're causing failures.
Would you like me to help diagnose the coverage discrepancies or suggest a more gradual approach to restoring full coverage?
test/index.spec.ts (4)
1-2: Consider addressing TypeScript linting suppressions.The file starts with multiple linting suppressions for TypeScript. This suggests there might be underlying issues with the types or implementation that could be cleaned up for better type safety.
Consider addressing these issues one by one to improve type safety and code quality over time rather than disabling the rules broadly.
26-28: Consider making type casting more type-safe with proper type guards.Using
as unknown astype assertions bypasses TypeScript's type checking. This is often necessary with mocks, but consider creating proper type guards or interfaces to make the casting more explicit and safer.-const fsMock = fsMock_ as unknown as FsMock; -const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as unknown as ESLintMock; -const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as unknown as PrettierMock; +const fsMock = fsMock_ as FsMock; +const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as ESLintMock; +const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as PrettierMock;If direct casting isn't possible, consider creating type guard functions:
function isFsMock(obj: unknown): obj is FsMock { return obj !== null && typeof obj === 'object' && 'readFileSync' in obj; } const fsMock = isFsMock(fsMock_) ? fsMock_ : /* handle error case */;
453-454: Use undefined assignment instead of delete operator.The
deleteoperator can impact performance. Consider using undefined assignment instead.- // @ts-expect-error -- mocking - delete prettierMock.resolveConfig; + // @ts-expect-error -- mocking + prettierMock.resolveConfig = undefined;🧰 Tools
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464-464: Use more specific expect methods for promises.For clarity, consider using more specific expectation methods for promises.
- await expect(callingFormat()).resolves.not.toThrow(); + await expect(callingFormat()).resolves.toBeDefined();__mocks__/loglevel-colored-level-prefix.ts (1)
31-39: Consider improving type safety of logThings property.The
mock.logThingsproperty is typed loosely since it can be 'all' or an array of log levels.Consider adding a more specific type for this property:
type LogThingsConfig = 'all' | LogLevel[]; // Then update the declaration const mock: (typeof getLogger)['mock'] & { logThings: LogThingsConfig } = { clearAll, logger, logThings: [] };mock.d.ts (1)
6-8: Optional: guard against missing Jest globals in declaration context
jest.Mockis only available when@types/jestis pulled in viatsconfig.jsontypes. If consumers use a different test runner (or isolate these d.ts files from Jest), the file will error. Consider gating the mocks behind a/// <reference types="jest" />directive or extracting them into__mocks__/wherets-jestincludes the typings automatically.🧰 Tools
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,but instead foundfsRemove fs
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src/utils.ts (3)
101-113: Avoid mutating input parameters ingetOptionsForFormatting
getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRulesre‑assignsprettierOptions, which is a parameter coming from the caller. While the return value is new, the mutation makes static analysis harder and can surprise future maintainers.- const prettier = getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRules( - eslintConfig, - prettierOptions, - fallbackPrettierOptions, - ); + const prettier = getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRules( + eslintConfig, + { ...prettierOptions }, + fallbackPrettierOptions, + );
135-158:getRelevantESLintConfigiterates all core rules every call – cache for performanceFor large projects this function is executed for every formatting operation, yet the set of unfixable core rules is static. Caching the Map traversal result once (e.g. in a module‑level
UNFIXABLE_RULESSet) can remove dozens of iterations per run.
548-561: Prefer dynamicimport()over CommonJSrequirefor ESM toolingNode ≥ 18 treats
"type": "module"projects as ESM.require()will fail unless bundled or transpiled. Refactor to an async helper usingimport()(keeps the same behaviour with slight signature change) or clearly document that the caller must run under CommonJS.test/utils.spec.ts (1)
190-202: Usetest.eachfor data‑driven assertions – improves failure output & coverageInstead of the manual
for … ofloop, leverage Jest’s table‑driven API – each case becomes its own test and coverage reports attribute lines correctly:-for (const [ - index, - { rules, options, fallbackPrettierOptions }, -] of getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRulesTests.entries()) { - test(`getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRulesTests ${index}`, () => { - const { prettier } = getOptionsForFormatting( - { rules }, - options, - fallbackPrettierOptions, - ); - expect(prettier).toMatchObject(options); - }); -} +test.each(getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRulesTests)( + 'getPrettierOptionsFromESLintRulesTests %#', + ({ rules, options, fallbackPrettierOptions }) => { + const { prettier } = getOptionsForFormatting( + { rules }, + options, + fallbackPrettierOptions, + ); + expect(prettier).toMatchObject(options); + }, +);This can also help recover a few coverage points lost in the migration.
src/types.ts (1)
93-98: Naming mismatch:ignorePatternvsignorePatterns
ESLintConfigintroduces the non‑standardignorePatternproperty, but ESLint’s Node API expects the pluralignorePatterns.
Keeping both variants increases API surface and cognitive load. Consider aligning on the canonicalignorePatternsname and deprecating the singular alias (or at least document that it’s an internal convenience field).
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test/fixtures/paths/package.json (1)
2-2: Add “type”: “commonjs” to fixture package.json
This explicitly sets the module system for the fixture, ensuring Node.js resolves these test modules as CommonJS..gitignore (1)
11-11: Unignore fixture node_modules directory
This override ensurestest/fixtures/paths/node_modulesis tracked despite the globalnode_modulesignore rule, which is necessary for fixture isolation..all-contributorsrc (1)
349-352: Reformat “contributions” array to multi-line style
A purely stylistic formatting change that improves readability without altering any contributor data..github/workflows/ci.yml (1)
24-42: Normalize indentation under CI steps
All steps injobs.ci.stepshave been re-indented for consistent alignment; no functional changes to the workflow.global.d.ts (2)
1-1: Ensure TypeScript reset references are loaded.The triple‑slash directive references
@total‑typescript/ts‑reset, which resets global type augmentations. Confirm that this package is installed and included in yourtsconfig.json(viatypesorinclude) so that these reset definitions are actually picked up.
10-10: Module context enforcement.The empty
export {}is a well‑known pattern to treat this file as a module rather than a script. This is correct and prevents global scope leakage.README.md (7)
51-51: Standardize code fence language identifier.Changed the code fence from
javascripttojsfor brevity and consistency with common Markdown linters.
64-64: Add trailing comma for consistency.The trailing comma after
semi: ['error', 'never']aligns with the style used throughout the examples.
68-68: Add trailing comma for consistency.The trailing comma on
bracketSpacing: truemaintains uniform object literal formatting.
71-71: Add trailing comma for consistency.Including a trailing comma in
fallbackPrettierOptionskeeps example syntax consistent.
153-153: Standardize code fence language identifier.Updated the second code fence to
js, matching the first example.
160-161: Add trailing commas in object literals.Minor style update for consistent examples—good catch.
294-295: Correct plugin URL and emphasize package names.The link to
eslint-plugin-prettieris now pointing to the official repo, and wrapping package names in backticks improves readability.shim.d.ts (1)
1-11: Verifyeslint-plugin-node-dependenciestype declaration.The
configs['flat/recommended']property is typed asESLint.Linter.Config[]. According to the plugin’s docs, each config entry is usually a singleESLint.Linter.Configobject, not an array. Please confirm which is correct and update the type accordingly (e.g., drop[]if it’s not an array).src/tsconfig.json (1)
2-6: Align output directory with build scripts.Extending
@1stg/tsconfig/nodeand setting"outDir": "../lib"matches yourpackage-scripts.cjsandpackage.jsonmain/typesfields. This ensures artifacts are emitted to the correct location.tsconfig.json (2)
2-2: Confirm base TypeScript configuration.Extending
@1stg/tsconfig/nodeshould bring in core compiler settings (target, module, baseUrl, etc.). Ensure the base config aligns with your project requirements.
4-8: Verify path mapping andbaseUrl.The
pathsentry for"prettier-eslint"requires abaseUrlin order to resolve correctly. Confirm that@1stg/tsconfig/nodesetsbaseUrl(commonly"."). If not, you’ll need to add it locally undercompilerOptionsto avoid module resolution errors in editors and build tools.EXAMPLES.md (1)
29-40: Added trailing commas align with TypeScript conventionsThe addition of trailing commas in object and array literals is consistent with modern JavaScript/TypeScript style guidelines and helps with cleaner git diffs when adding new items.
patches/@1stG+eslint-config+9.0.4.patch (1)
5-14: Correctly updated to ESLint flat config formatThe change from
unicorn.configs.recommendedtounicorn.configs['flat/recommended']properly adapts the configuration to use ESLint's modern flat config format. This aligns with ESLint v9 compatibility preparation mentioned in the PR objectives..prettierrc.mjs (2)
14-15: Type assertion for plugins array is correctly handledThe type assertion
/** @type {Plugin[]} */ (base.plugins)is necessary to properly type the spread of potentially undefined plugins from the base configuration. This is a good practice to ensure type safety.
1-22:✅ Verification successful
Modern Prettier configuration with proper TypeScript annotations
The new Prettier configuration correctly extends the base configuration and adds plugins with proper TypeScript type annotations. The use of JSDoc-style comments for type annotations (
@ts-check,@import,@type) enables TypeScript checking without requiring compilation.The static analysis shows unresolved module errors, but these are likely false positives if the modules are installed. Verify these dependencies are in your package.json:
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1-19: Well-structured Jest mock with proper TypeScript typingThis fs mock follows Jest best practices by:
- Preserving the original module's functionality
- Selectively overriding only the required methods
- Using proper TypeScript typing with imported types
- Handling different file types appropriately in the mock
The RegExp
/\.[jt]s$/smartly matches both JavaScript and TypeScript files, which supports the migration to TypeScript while maintaining backward compatibility.
7-8: ESLint comment properly explains typing constraintThe ESLint disable comment clearly explains why
Object.assignis preferred over object spread in this context (due to typing issues). This is good practice for maintaining code quality while documenting reasons for linting exceptions.__mocks__/prettier.ts (2)
1-4: Informative comment on file usage constraintsThe comment clearly explains why this TypeScript file needs to be treated as a JavaScript file, providing important context for future maintainers.
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- test/index.spec.ts
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1-6: Good use of TypeScript checking in JavaScript filesUsing
// @ts-checkallows TypeScript to validate JavaScript code, which is a good practice during the migration.
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37-38: Updated build script to use TypeScriptThe build script has been correctly updated to match the TypeScript migration, changing from Babel to the TypeScript compiler.
package.json (9)
4-4: Explicit module type declarationSetting
"type": "commonjs"explicitly is a good practice when migrating to TypeScript to ensure consistent module resolution.
11-11: Updated maintainer informationMaintainer information has been updated with a consistent format.
18-23: Updated output directory from dist to libThe output directory has been changed from "dist" to "lib", which is consistent with the build script changes in package-scripts.cjs.
32-35: Enhanced script configurationScripts have been updated to use NPS with explicit configuration path and added a new
fixscript.
63-82: Comprehensive TypeScript-related dev dependenciesA comprehensive set of TypeScript-related development dependencies has been added to support the migration.
93-94: Added JSDocs-related Prettier pluginsJSDocs-related Prettier plugins have been added, which will help with formatting documentation.
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Symbol Allows Updates To Example Matches Versions ~ Patch versions only ~1.2.3 1.2.3, 1.2.4, 1.2.9 (not 1.3.0) ^ Minor and patch versions ^1.2.3 1.2.3, 1.3.0, 1.4.5 (not 2.0.0) Tilde (
~):
- Restricts updates to only patch versions, fixing bugs and security issues without adding new features or breaking changes. For
~1.2.3, npm will install any version from1.2.3up to but not including1.3.0[1][3][6].Caret (
^):
- Allows updates to both minor and patch versions, so you get new features and improvements, as long as the major version stays the same (i.e., no breaking changes in theory). For
^1.2.3, npm will install any version from1.2.3up to but not including2.0.0[1][2][3][7].When to Use Each
- Use
~when you want maximum stability and only want to receive bug fixes[1][4]. Example: production-critical libraries.- Use
^when you're comfortable incorporating new features and improvements that shouldn’t break the existing API[1][4]. Example: dev tools or less critical dependencies.Summary Table
Symbol Update Scope Example Use Case ~ Patch updates (x) ~1.2.3 Stability, bug fixes only ^ Minor and patch updates ^1.2.3 New features, improvements Special Note
- Both symbols prevent updating to a new major version, which is where backward-incompatible changes may occur[2][5].
- For versions below
1.0.0, both symbols behave more restrictively, but^may allow patch updates only (since minor versions are considered breaking under semver for pre-1.0.0 packages)[5].In summary, use
~for more control and stability, and^for greater flexibility with non-breaking feature updates[1][2][3][4][5][6][7].Citations:
- 1: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-tilde-and-caret-in-package-json/
- 2: https://betterstack.com/community/questions/difference-between-tilde-and-caret-in-package-json/
- 3: https://sentry.io/answers/node-difference-between-tilde-caret/
- 4: https://dev.to/malaquiasdev/tilde-or-caret-in-packagejson-stop-copying-and-start-choosing-4h3o
- 5: http://nodesource.com/blog/semver-tilde-and-caret/
- 6: https://www.squash.io/how-to-differentiate-between-tilde-and-caret-in-packagejson/
- 7: https://shreyasananth.hashnode.dev/unlocking-the-caret-mystery-navigating-in-nodejs-dependencies
- 8: https://blog.bitsrc.io/what-is-semantic-versioning-in-package-json-how-to-manage-dependency-version-more-efficiently-40c3fac5972c
- 9: https://dev.to/syed_ammar/why-caret-symbol-is-used-in-the-packagejson-2a2i
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^) permits both minor and patch updates (e.g., 5.9.x, 5.10.x) whereas tilde (~) restricts you to patch releases only (5.8.x). Please verify that this broader update scope aligns with your versioning strategy for dev dependencies like TypeScript.
- File: package.json, line 101
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overrides and resolutions are both mechanisms in JavaScript package management used to control the versions of dependencies—typically for dependencies of your dependencies (metadependencies or transitive dependencies). However, they differ in package manager support, syntax, and some aspects of behavior.
Core Differences
Feature overrides(npm)resolutions(Yarn)Supported Manager npm (v8+), Bun Yarn (Classic), Bun package.json Field overridesresolutionsPurpose Specify or replace versions of direct or nested dependencies Force a specific version of a dependency across the dependency tree Scope Root-level only; affects full tree Root-level only; affects full tree Syntax Slightly more flexible/nested Simpler, less nesting Use Case Examples Resolve version conflicts, pin vulnerable packages, force forks Same as overrides Ecosystem Integration Native npm; also used by Bun Native Yarn; also supported by Bun How Each Works
NPM overrides:
- Introduced natively in npm v8.
- Allows you to specify which version of a package (even nested, transitive dependencies) your project should use.
- Example:
"overrides": { "lodash": "4.17.21", "react-scripts > webpack": "5.0.0" }- Can target a sub-dependency by using a
parent > childsyntax.- Useful when you need to resolve conflicts, patch vulnerabilities, or enforce a specific version regardless of what upstream dependencies declare[6][8][10].
Yarn resolutions:
- Available in Yarn (Classic) and supported by Bun for easier migration.
- Defines custom versions for dependencies in the
resolutionsfield.- Example:
"resolutions": { "webpack": "5.0.0", "left-pad": "1.1.1" }- Forces that version for all instances of the package across the dependency tree[7].
Similarities
- Both are declared in your root
package.json.- Both solve common scenarios where a nested dependency has a bug, security vulnerability, or incompatibility.
- Both can be used to enforce consistency and fix downstream issues without waiting for upstream package maintainers to act[1][3][4][6].
Key Nuances
- Manager Specificity:
overridesis native to npm, whileresolutionsis native to Yarn. Bun (a newer JavaScript runtime) supports both for compatibility[1][3].- Nested Targeting:
overridessupports more precise (even nested) targeting in npm, while Yarn'sresolutionsis usually applied globally[3][6][7].- Syntax: The exact syntax for specifying which dependency to override can be more elaborate in npm's
overrides[6][8].When to Use Which?
- Use
overridesif you are in the npm ecosystem (npm v8+).- Use
resolutionsif you are in the Yarn ecosystem.- If you're using Bun, you can use either, based on your migration or compatibility needs[1][3].
In summary, both fields let you control transitive dependency versions, but which one to use depends on your package manager. Their syntax and flexibility are slightly different, but their main goal—to fix, pin, or force dependency versions in your project—remains the same[1][3][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://bun.sh/docs/install/overrides
- 2: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v9/configuring-npm/package-json/
- 3: https://www.thinairlabs.ca/post/navigating-dependency-management-npm-overrides-and-yarn-resolutions
- 4: https://jeffry.in/pastoralist/
- 5: https://github.com/npm/rfcs/blob/latest/accepted/0036-overrides.md
- 6: https://innosufiyan.hashnode.dev/understanding-overrides-in-package-management
- 7: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/selective-version-resolutions/
- 8: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-override-nested-npm-dependency-versions/
- 9: https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json/
- 10: https://forums.meteor.com/t/has-anyone-used-overrides-in-npm-packages-to-solve-dependencies-version-issues/60242
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1-4: Great TypeScript integration with strict type checking.Adding
@ts-checkand importing the Jest Config type with JSDoc is a clean approach to ensure type safety without changing the file extension.
17-19: Excellent choice using @swc-node/jest for TypeScript transformation.Using SWC for transforming TypeScript files in tests will provide better performance than ts-jest or babel, which is good for maintaining quick test execution.
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3-11: Good organization of imports with explicit typing.The imports are well-organized, with explicit types imported where needed. The use of node protocol for path imports is a good practice.
23-24: Excellent mock for node:fs to support both import syntaxes.Adding a specific mock for
node:fsensures compatibility with code using the newer Node.js protocol imports.
37-48: Well-typed test case definition with comprehensive interface.The test cases array now has explicit typing, making it clear what properties are expected in each test case. This improves maintainability and type safety.
291-301: Improved test loop with modern syntax.Replacing conditional test function selection with a simple for-of loop improves readability and maintainability.
479-482: Well-typed helper function with optional parameter.The
getESLintConfigWithDefaultRulesfunction now accepts an optional overrides parameter with proper typing, making it more flexible.
288-288: Good use of globalThis instead of global.Using
globalThisinstead ofglobalis a modern approach that works consistently across different JavaScript environments.__mocks__/loglevel-colored-level-prefix.ts (4)
1-5: Well-typed mock imports with proper type definitions.The mock correctly imports types from the original module, ensuring type compatibility.
7-15: Comprehensive mock implementation of logger methods.The mock implements all standard log level methods with Jest mock functions, which will allow for easy verification in tests.
17-22: Clever assignment of mock object and exported function.The implementation creates a function that returns the logger and then assigns the mock object to it, which mimics the behavior of the original module.
25-29: Type-safe implementation of clearAll function.The
clearAllfunction iterates over keys asLogLevel[], ensuring type safety when accessing methods on the logger.__mocks__/eslint.ts (4)
1-6: Good documentation explaining mock purpose and constraints.The comment clearly explains why the mock exists and the technical constraints around file extensions.
96-104: Well-implemented mockLintText with proper this binding.The mockLintText function correctly preserves the
thiscontext and delegates to the original method when not configured to throw errors.
41-94: Thorough mock implementation of calculateConfigForFile.The function provides different configurations based on file paths and includes proper error handling, which is essential for comprehensive testing.
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1. .prettierignore:1
- Draft comment:
Confirm intentional change: only ".yarn" is now ignored. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
2. __mocks__/eslint.ts:41
- Draft comment:
Consider verifying the prototype cast on MockESLint to ensure proper inheritance of ESLint functions. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
3. jest.config.js:18
- Draft comment:
Confirm that changing transform configuration from an array with options to a string is intentional. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
This comment violates one of our key rules - we should not ask authors to confirm their intentions. The change is clearly deliberate as it's part of a larger refactor from TypeScript to JavaScript with JSDoc comments. The removal of empty options object is unlikely to cause issues since empty options are equivalent to default options.
Maybe the change could break the build if the transform configuration format is strictly typed? Maybe there's a reason the empty options object was there?
If there was a strict requirement for the array format or if removing empty options would break something, it would be caught by the build/tests. This is a configuration change that the author clearly made intentionally.
Delete the comment as it violates our rule about asking for confirmations of intent, and the change appears to be a deliberate part of the TypeScript to JavaScript conversion.
4. test/index.spec.ts:282
- Draft comment:
Mocks are cleared consistently in beforeEach; verify that removal of TS expect-error directives does not hide underlying type issues. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment did not seem useful. Confidence is useful =0%<= threshold50%
The comment is asking the PR author to verify that the removal of TypeScript expect-error directives does not hide underlying type issues. This falls under asking the author to double-check things, which is against the rules.
5. .eslintrc.js:26
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Verify the 'import/ignore' setting for compatibility with your TypeScript files; the comment 'Using CommonJS in src' might need clarification. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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6. .prettierignore:1
- Draft comment:
Confirm if additional directories (like node_modules, coverage, dist) should be ignored—previous entries were removed. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
None
7. .prettierrc.mjs:13
- Draft comment:
Ensure the plugin order (spreading base.plugins then adding jsdoc, jsdoc-type, and svelte) preserves the intended formatting behavior. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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8. __mocks__/eslint.ts:41
- Draft comment:
The prototype assignment using 'as ESLint_' bypasses type checks; please confirm that this assertion is safe. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
This is a test mock file where we're explicitly creating a mock class that inherits from ESLint. The type assertion is necessary here because we're doing prototype manipulation which TypeScript can't statically verify. This pattern is common in mocking scenarios and the assertion appears intentional and necessary.
The comment raises a valid type safety concern - type assertions can hide real type incompatibilities. The mock could potentially have incompatible methods.
While type safety is important, this is a test mock file where we need to do prototype manipulation. The MockESLint class is designed to mimic ESLint, and the type assertion is a necessary evil for mocking.
Delete the comment. The type assertion is necessary for mocking and this pattern is common in test files. The comment doesn't suggest any concrete improvements.
9. __mocks__/fs.ts:10
- Draft comment:
Consider using path.basename to check for 'package.json' for better robustness across platforms instead of relying on endsWith. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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10. __mocks__/loglevel-colored-level-prefix.ts:19
- Draft comment:
Ensure that the type assertion for getLogger aligns with its defined interface for consistent mocking behavior. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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11. __mocks__/prettier.ts:23
- Draft comment:
Consider simulating asynchronous rejection in mockFormat if prettier.format normally returns a promise. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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12. eslint.config.mjs:12
- Draft comment:
Verify that the negation pattern '!test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/**/*.js' in ignores works as intended with your linting setup. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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13. global.d.ts:3
- Draft comment:
Consider expanding or more strictly typing 'PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE' if additional properties are expected in tests. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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14. jest.config.js:18
- Draft comment:
Ensure that the '@swc-node/jest' transform configuration remains compatible with your TypeScript settings. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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15. mock.d.ts:22
- Draft comment:
Double-check that the ESLintMock and PrettierMock types accurately reflect the runtime behavior of their corresponding mocks. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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16. package.json:4
- Draft comment:
The addition of 'type': 'commonjs' is noted; ensure that this aligns with your overall module system for the codebase. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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17. shim.d.ts:13
- Draft comment:
Module declarations appear correct; validate that these augmentations do not conflict with native type definitions. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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18. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:22
- Draft comment:
The use of ESLint.call(this, options) in MockMockESLint should be verified to properly propagate context. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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19. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/prettier/index.js:13
- Draft comment:
Ensure that mockMockFormat correctly updates PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE after formatting. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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20. test/fixtures/paths/package.json:2
- Draft comment:
The declaration of 'type': 'commonjs' is consistent; verify that fixture behavior remains unaffected by module resolution. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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21. test/index.spec.ts:322
- Draft comment:
After triggering an error by setting lintText.throwError, ensure it is reset to avoid affecting subsequent tests. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment looked like it was already resolved.
22. test/index.spec.ts:338
- Draft comment:
When setting prettierMock.format.throwError, the test correctly checks error propagation; ensure state reset is robust. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was on unchanged code.
23. test/index.spec.ts:411
- Draft comment:
The error message pattern for prettier module resolution references 'eslint'; confirm that error reporting accurately identifies the unresolved prettier module. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
24. test/index.spec.ts:430
- Draft comment:
Ensure that the override of fs.readFileSync is safely restored to avoid side effects in other tests. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
25. test/index.spec.ts:454
- Draft comment:
Deleting prettierMock.resolveConfig is acceptable; consider using a try-finally block to guarantee restoration of the original functionality. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment was not on a location in the diff, so it can't be submitted as a review comment.
26. __mocks__/eslint.ts:3
- Draft comment:
Typographical suggestion: Instead of 'can not use', consider using 'cannot use' for better readability. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While "cannot" is technically more correct than "can not", this is an extremely minor documentation change that doesn't affect code functionality. The comment is clear and readable either way. According to our rules, we should not make purely informative comments or comments that are obvious/unimportant.
Perhaps maintaining consistent and professional documentation style is more important than I'm giving credit for?
While documentation quality matters, this change is too minor to warrant a PR comment. It doesn't meaningfully improve code or documentation quality.
Delete this comment as it's too minor and doesn't require a code change.
27. package.json:82
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Typographical Issue: The dependency '@unts/patch-package' on line 82 seems unusual. Typically, the package is published as 'patch-package'. Please double-check if this was intended or correct it if it's a typo. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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28. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:12
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The function and export name 'MockMockESLint' seems to be a typographical error or an inconsistency. The JSDoc and intended usage suggest that it should probably be named 'MockESLint'. Consider renaming it to 'MockESLint' for clarity and consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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29. test/index.spec.ts:386
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There is a small typo in the error regex for the prettier module resolution test. The regex/trouble getting.*?eslint.*non-existent-prettier-module/mistakenly references 'eslint' instead of 'prettier'. Consider changing it to/trouble getting.*?prettier.*non-existent-prettier-module/. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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test/index.spec.ts (1)
453-467: Multiple@ts-expect-errorcomments indicate type issues in mocksThe
@ts-expect-errorannotation is used to suppress TypeScript errors that should ideally be resolved.Consider updating the mock type definitions so these suppressions are no longer necessary.
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__mocks__/eslint.ts (1)
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-function MockESLint(options: ESLint_.Options): MockESLint { +function createMockESLint(options: ESLint_.Options): MockESLint { globalThis.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__.eslintPath = __filename; const eslintInstance = new ESLint(options) as MockESLint; eslintInstance.calculateConfigForFile = mockCalculateConfigForFileSpy; // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/unbound-method eslintInstance._originalLintText = eslintInstance.lintText; eslintInstance.lintText = mockLintTextSpy; return eslintInstance; } -MockESLint.prototype = Object.create(ESLint.prototype) as ESLint_; +createMockESLint.prototype = Object.create(ESLint.prototype) as ESLint_; // And update the export export = Object.assign(eslint, { - ESLint: jest.fn(MockESLint), + ESLint: jest.fn(createMockESLint), mock: { calculateConfigForFile: mockCalculateConfigForFileSpy, lintText: mockLintTextSpy, }, });🧰 Tools
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mock.d.ts (1)
2-2: Fix incorrecteslintimport to avoid type-checking errors
eslintdoes not expose a default export, thereforeimport eslint, { ESLint } from 'eslint'breaks underesModuleInterop=false(and even with it, the type namespace is wrong). Replace it with a namespace import plus a separate type import:-import eslint, { ESLint } from 'eslint'; +import * as eslint from 'eslint'; +import type { ESLint } from 'eslint';This also makes
typeof eslintresolve correctly inESLintMock.
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test/index.spec.ts (1)
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6-8: Consider using a more specific type for readFileSync mockThe current type signature for the mock
readFileSyncisjest.Mock<string, [string?]>, which means it expects an optional string parameter and returns a string. However, Node's fs.readFileSync has more parameters and can return a Buffer.For better type safety, consider specifying a more accurate signature:
export interface FsMock extends (typeof fs) { - readFileSync: jest.Mock<string, [string?]>; + readFileSync: jest.Mock<string, [path: string, options?: { encoding: string; flag?: string } | string]>; }This better represents the actual function signature and will provide more type checking for calls to the mock.
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1-21: Well-structured Prettier configuration with good type safety!The migration from JSON to ESM module format with TypeScript checking is a good modernization step. The configuration extends a base config and properly types the plugins array.
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1-10: Good TypeScript migration with proper imports and type declarationsThe imports have been properly updated to use TypeScript type imports and node protocol paths, which is good practice. The mock type imports from
../mock.jsprovide strong typing for the test mocks.
37-48: Well-typed test data structureThe test cases array now has proper TypeScript typing which improves code readability and type safety.
291-301: Simplified test loop using for-ofThe refactoring to use a for-of loop instead of array methods is a good simplification that improves readability.
479-502: Enhanced function signature with optional parameterThe updated signature for
getESLintConfigWithDefaultRuleswith an optional parameter and proper type annotations improves flexibility and type safety.jest.config.js (3)
1-4: Good addition of TypeScript type checkingAdding
@ts-checkand importing the JestConfigtype improves the type safety of the configuration file.
17-19: Appropriate TypeScript transformation setupThe addition of the transform configuration for TypeScript files using
@swc-node/jestis necessary for Jest to properly process TypeScript code.
8-15: Strict coverage thresholdsThe coverage thresholds are quite strict, requiring 100% for functions, lines, and statements. While this promotes thorough testing, be aware that it might be challenging to maintain during active development.
Monitor how these thresholds affect development velocity and consider adjusting if they become too restrictive.
__mocks__/eslint.ts (3)
1-6: Good mock implementation with clear documentationThe mock file is well-documented, explaining its purpose and why it's needed for testing without accessing the actual file system.
43-94: Well-structured mock implementation with error handlingThe implementation of the
mockCalculateConfigForFilefunction properly handles different test cases and provides appropriate error handling for unrecognized file paths or when explicitly configured to throw errors.
96-104: Good implementation of mockLintTextThe
mockLintTextfunction correctly delegates to the original implementation after checking for configured errors, which allows tests to verify both error handling and normal operation.mock.d.ts (3)
13-15: LGTM! Good usage of extending the ESLint interfaceThe
MockESLintinterface properly extends theESLinttype and adds a property to track the original lintText method, which is useful for testing.
17-19: LGTM! Well-defined utility interface for error simulationThe
ThrowErrorinterface is a clean approach to enable error simulation in test mocks.
37-49: LGTM! Well-structured mock for Prettier with proper type propagationThe
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1. .prettierignore:1
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Verify removal of common ignore patterns (node_modules, coverage, etc.) is intentional. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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2. __mocks__/eslint.ts:41
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Consider providing a more explicit type for the prototype assignment to improve clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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3. eslint.config.mjs:12
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Double-check that adding '!test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/**/*.js' in ignores doesn't conflict with other patterns. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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4. test/index.spec.ts:386
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Error matching regex in prettier module resolution test seems to mention 'eslint'; update regex to reflect 'prettier' context. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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5. .prettierignore:1
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The ignore patterns have been reduced to only ".yarn". Verify that removing common ignores (e.g. node_modules, coverage, dist, etc.) is intentional, as this may affect performance or unwanted file formatting. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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6. __mocks__/eslint.ts:48
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The async function 'mockCalculateConfigForFile' does not contain any await. Consider removing the async keyword if no asynchronous operations are performed to avoid potential confusion. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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7. test/index.spec.ts:26
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The mocks are cast using 'as unknown as ...', which can hide potential type mismatches. Consider refining the mock definitions so that explicit casts are less necessary. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:33%<= threshold50%
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8. __mocks__/eslint.ts:3
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In the top comment block, consider changing 'can not' to 'cannot' to improve consistency and clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
While the comment is technically about changed code (since the whole file is new/changed), it's an extremely minor stylistic suggestion about documentation. The rules state not to make purely informative comments or comments that are obvious/unimportant. This seems to fall into that category as it doesn't affect code quality or functionality.
The change could improve readability slightly, and since it's a simple fix, it might be worth keeping.
However, the rules explicitly state not to make purely informative comments or unimportant changes. Documentation wording preferences like "can not" vs "cannot" are too minor to warrant a PR comment.
This comment should be removed as it's too minor and doesn't affect code quality or functionality.
9. __mocks__/prettier.ts:2
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Minor typographical suggestion: Consider replacing 'can not' with 'cannot' in the comment for clarity and consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The rules state not to make purely informative comments or obvious/unimportant changes. This is a very minor grammatical suggestion that doesn't impact code functionality or readability significantly. Both "can not" and "cannot" are grammatically acceptable, though "cannot" is more common.
Perhaps poor documentation could lead to confusion for other developers? Maybe maintaining consistent documentation style is important?
While documentation consistency is good, this change is too minor to warrant a PR comment. It doesn't meaningfully improve understanding or maintainability.
This comment should be deleted as it suggests an unimportant stylistic change that doesn't meaningfully improve the code or documentation.
10. package.json:11
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Please double-check the spelling of the maintainer's name 'JounQin'. It might be a typographical error. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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11. test/fixtures/paths/node_modules/eslint/index.js:20
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Typo noticed: The function is named 'MockMockESLint' but the related JSDoc and import comment refer to 'MockESLint'. Please check if this duplication is intentional or if it should be renamed to 'MockESLint' for consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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test/index.spec.ts (1)
1-538: Multiple@ts-expect-errorcomments indicate type issues in mocksIt would be beneficial to update the mock type definitions so these suppressions are no longer necessary.
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31-41:⚠️ Potential issueFunction and type name collision needs to be resolved
The static analysis tool indicates a redeclaration of 'MockESLint'. Having both a function and a type with the same name causes confusion and potential issues.
-function MockESLint(options: ESLint_.Options): MockESLint { +function createMockESLint(options: ESLint_.Options): MockESLint { globalThis.__PRETTIER_ESLINT_TEST_STATE__.eslintPath = __filename; const eslintInstance = new ESLint(options) as MockESLint; eslintInstance.calculateConfigForFile = mockCalculateConfigForFileSpy; // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/unbound-method eslintInstance._originalLintText = eslintInstance.lintText; eslintInstance.lintText = mockLintTextSpy; return eslintInstance; } -MockESLint.prototype = Object.create(ESLint.prototype) as ESLint_; +createMockESLint.prototype = Object.create(ESLint.prototype) as ESLint_;And update the export:
export = Object.assign(eslint, { - ESLint: jest.fn(MockESLint), + ESLint: jest.fn(createMockESLint), mock: { calculateConfigForFile: mockCalculateConfigForFileSpy, lintText: mockLintTextSpy, }, });🧰 Tools
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mock.d.ts (3)
2-3:⚠️ Potential issueFix incorrect
eslintimport to avoid type‑checking errors
eslintdoes not expose a default export, thereforeimport eslint, { ESLint } from 'eslint'breaks underesModuleInterop=false(and even with it, the type namespace is wrong). Replace it with a namespace import plus a separate type import.-import eslint, { ESLint } from 'eslint'; +import * as eslint from 'eslint'; +import type { ESLint } from 'eslint';
21-35:⚠️ Potential issueVerify mock.calculateConfigForFile parameter type
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calculateConfigForFilemock specifiesReturnType<ESLintCalculateConfigForFile>as its parameter type, but this should beParameters<ESLintCalculateConfigForFile>. The current definition would pass the return type of the original function as the parameter type for the mock.calculateConfigForFile: jest.Mock< Promise<ESLintConfig>, - ReturnType<ESLintCalculateConfigForFile> + Parameters<ESLintCalculateConfigForFile> >;🧰 Tools
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26-27:⚠️ Potential issueMissing import for ESLintConfig type
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ESLintConfigtype is referenced on line 26 but is not imported in this file. Since this type is defined insrc/types.ts, you need to add an import at the top of the file.import fs from 'node:fs'; import eslint, { ESLint } from 'eslint'; import prettier from 'prettier'; +import { ESLintConfig } from './src/types.js';
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test/index.spec.ts (3)
1-2: Comprehensive ESLint disable directives may be too broadThe ESLint disable comment at the top of the file disables multiple rules globally. Consider using more targeted disabling that applies only to the specific lines where these rules are violated, rather than disabling them for the entire file.
26-28: Type casting could be improved with proper type guardsThe current approach uses type assertions (
as unknown as FsMock) which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider creating proper type guards or improving the mock definitions to avoid these unsafe casts.-const fsMock = fsMock_ as unknown as FsMock; -const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as unknown as ESLintMock; -const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as unknown as PrettierMock; +const fsMock = fsMock_ as FsMock; +const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as ESLintMock; +const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as PrettierMock;
453-454: Consider alternative todeleteoperatorUsing the
deleteoperator can impact performance. Although this is a test file where performance is less critical, consider using an alternative approach:- // @ts-expect-error -- mocking - delete prettierMock.resolveConfig; + // @ts-expect-error -- mocking + prettierMock.resolveConfig = undefined as any;🧰 Tools
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3-3: Non-standard JSDoc tag usage.The
@importtag is not a standard JSDoc tag and might not be properly recognized by all documentation tools. Consider using TypeScript's triple-slash reference directive or a standard approach for type imports in JSDoc.-/** @import { Config, Plugin } from 'prettier' */ +/** @typedef {import('prettier').Config} Config */ +/** @typedef {import('prettier').Plugin} Plugin */
14-14: Add defensive coding for spreading plugins.The current code assumes
base.pluginsis always defined. Add a fallback to handle cases where it might be undefined.- .../** @type {Plugin[]} */ (base.plugins), + .../** @type {Plugin[]} */ (base.plugins || []),
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test/index.spec.ts (3)
23-24: Good workaround for mockingnode:fsThe explicit mock for
node:fsis a good approach to ensure consistent behavior for both import styles. This is a clean solution to handle protocol imports in tests.
291-301: Improved test iteration approachThe refactoring from conditional function selection to a cleaner for-of loop improves readability and maintainability. This is a good practice for modern JavaScript/TypeScript.
479-501: Well structured function with proper TypeScript typingThe
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chainBased on the results, I can now provide a more informed response regarding the use of @JounQin You're absolutely right, and I apologize for missing your previous explanation. Using There's a fundamental difference between:
For your testing purpose - simulating when the method is completely unavailable rather than just undefined - the I've made note of this to ensure I don't make the same mistake in future reviews. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 1782 @JounQin You're absolutely right. Looking at the test in The test named "does not raise an error if prettier.resolveConfig is not defined" is deliberately using There's a crucial technical difference:
These represent different scenarios and would test different behaviors. Your implementation correctly tests how the code handles a completely missing method, which is exactly what the test name suggests. I apologize for my mistake in the previous review. Your implementation is indeed correct for the specific scenario you're testing. (〃・ω・〃) ✏️ Learnings added
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chainIt looks like we need to dig deeper into the coverage configuration and the test structure. Let's examine the specific changes to the jest configuration and look more closely at the test files: I need to look specifically at how the test coverage is configured and run in this project. Let's dig deeper by comparing old and new versions of the files: Let's look more closely at how the project structure has changed and compare the old and new implementation: Let's specifically look at the differences in the jest configuration setup between the old and new versions: Based on the tests run so far, I'm not getting a clear image of why the test coverage would have changed. Let's dig deeper into specific elements that might be causing coverage issues: Let's look for issues related to TypeScript coverage and see if there are common problems with TypeScript coverage when migrating from JavaScript: Now I want to specifically focus on potential issues related to how the collectCoverageFrom pattern is specified, as this is a common source of problems when migrating to TypeScript: I'm starting to see some clues. Let's dig specifically into the pattern issue for collecting coverage from TS files: I think I may have identified the issue. Let's look more closely at the jest.config.js file and specifically the collectCoverageFrom pattern: Now I see the issue! I need to check if there are any subdirectories in the src folder that might be excluded from coverage because of a pattern issue: The pattern says I think I'm getting closer to understanding the issue. The collectCoverageFrom pattern in jest.config.js appears to be correct, but may not be including all the files needed. Let's check for one more thing: Let me check one more possibility - sometimes mocks can affect coverage. Let's look at how mocks are being configured: Let me check the test directory structure one more time, as sometimes the way test directories are set up affects what's covered: Now I think I have a good idea of what might be causing the issue. Let's analyze the diff between the JavaScript and TypeScript versions of the test configuration: Finally, let's confirm that all mocks are being picked up correctly: Based on all the information I've gathered, I believe I can now identify the likely cause of the test coverage issues after the TypeScript migration.
Let me formulate a comprehensive response based on these findings. @JounQin I've analyzed your project to understand why test coverage changed after migrating to TypeScript. Here are the likely causes and potential solutions: Issue #1: Coverage Collection PatternIn your collectCoverageFrom: ['src/**/*.ts'],This should capture all TypeScript files, but there are a few potential issues:
Issue #2: Directory Structure ChangesI observed these significant changes that could affect coverage:
Issue #3: Build & Test Process Changes
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The core issue is that TypeScript's type system introduces conditional logic (even when the runtime behavior is identical) that coverage tools interpret as new branches requiring test coverage. This is a common challenge when migrating to TypeScript with strict coverage requirements. Would you like me to help identify specific functions that need additional test coverage? 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 2314 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 631 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 2196 @JounQin After analyzing your code, I can better explain why coverage has decreased despite your 1:1 migration intention. Root Cause: TypeScript Introduces Additional Code BranchesWhen migrating from JavaScript to TypeScript, several TypeScript-specific features create additional code branches that require test coverage:
Your Specific Coverage ChallengeYour Jest configuration requires extremely high coverage: coverageThreshold: {
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The challenge with 1:1 TypeScript migrations is that even when runtime behavior is identical, the TypeScript compiler generates different code paths to support type safety, which test coverage tools detect as uncovered branches. Would you like me to review a specific function that's causing coverage issues, or would you prefer guidance on applying istanbul ignore comments? |
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Consider migrating from require to dynamic import for module loading (e.g. in requireModule) to better support ES modules and future compatibility. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Using '||' to provide default values (e.g.eslintConfig.ignore || true) overrides legitimate false values. Consider using the nullish coalescing operator (??) so that explicit false is respected. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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329-340: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse nullish coalescing (
??) instead of logical OR (||) for boolean options.Using
||for boolean options can cause issues whenfalseis explicitly set, asfalse || trueevaluates totrue, overriding the user's intent. The nullish coalescing operator (??) preserves explicitfalsevalues.return { - ignore: eslintConfig.ignore || true, + ignore: eslintConfig.ignore ?? true, ignorePath: eslintConfig.ignorePath, - allowInlineConfig: eslintConfig.allowInlineConfig || true, + allowInlineConfig: eslintConfig.allowInlineConfig ?? true, baseConfig: eslintConfig.baseConfig, overrideConfig: eslintConfig.overrideConfig, overrideConfigFile: eslintConfig.overrideConfigFile, plugins: eslintConfig.plugins, resolvePluginsRelativeTo: eslintConfig.resolvePluginsRelativeTo, rulePaths: eslintConfig.rulePaths || [], - useEslintrc: eslintConfig.useEslintrc || true, + useEslintrc: eslintConfig.useEslintrc ?? true, };
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40-47: Add explicit return type to satisfy linting rules.The eslint-disable comment suggests there's confusion about the return type. The function implicitly returns
StringLiteral<Linter.RuleEntry> | undefinedbased on the interface, but should be explicitly typed to satisfy the linter.- // eslint-disable-next-line sonarjs/function-return-type -- doesn't it? - ruleValue(rules) { + ruleValue(rules): StringLiteral<Linter.RuleEntry> | undefined {
278-280: Add istanbul ignore comment for this uncovered line.According to previous review comments, this line (
prettierValue = 'none') isn't being covered by tests despite having a test case with'comma-dangle': ['error', 'never']. Since direct testing is challenging, add anistanbul ignorecomment to exclude this line from coverage metrics.if (eslintValue === 'never') { + /* istanbul ignore next */ prettierValue = 'none'; }src/index.ts (3)
212-221: Consider cloning the ESLintConfig object to prevent mutation.The function mutates the input
eslintConfigobject by converting itsglobalsproperty from an array to an object. If the same config object is reused across multiple calls, this mutation could cause unexpected behavior.As discussed in previous comments, avoid using
structuredClone()since Node.js 16 is targeted. Instead, consider using object spread for a shallow copy:-function createEslintFix(eslintConfig: ESLintConfig, eslintPath: string) { +function createEslintFix(srcConfig: ESLintConfig, eslintPath: string) { return async function eslintFix(text: string, filePath?: string) { + const eslintConfig = { + ...srcConfig, + globals: Array.isArray(srcConfig.globals) ? [...srcConfig.globals] : { ...srcConfig.globals } + }; if (Array.isArray(eslintConfig.globals)) { // ...
361-364: Clarify the non-null assertion onfilePath.The non-null assertion
filePath!forces TypeScript to ignore thatfilePathmight be undefined, but the comment says "undefined is actually fine." This is confusing and potentially error-prone.Either:
- Remove the non-null assertion if undefined is valid:
- const config = (await eslint.calculateConfigForFile( - filePath!, // `undefined` is actually fine - )) as ESLintConfig; + const config = (await eslint.calculateConfigForFile( + filePath || process.cwd(), // Fall back to cwd if filePath is undefined + )) as ESLintConfig;
- Or, if the ESLint API actually accepts undefined but TypeScript doesn't know it:
- const config = (await eslint.calculateConfigForFile( - filePath!, // `undefined` is actually fine - )) as ESLintConfig; + // @ts-expect-error ESLint API actually accepts undefined but TypeScript doesn't know it + const config = (await eslint.calculateConfigForFile( + filePath, + )) as ESLintConfig;
384-384: Similar confusion with non-null assertion onfilePath.The comment says "undefined is actually fine" but the code uses a non-null assertion. This is misleading and could confuse future maintainers.
- return prettier.resolveConfig(filePath!); // `undefined` is actually fine + // @ts-expect-error Prettier's API accepts undefined but TypeScript doesn't know it + return prettier.resolveConfig(filePath);
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src/types.ts (4)
9-9: Your type export looks good!You've correctly used
export type { PrettierOptions }to ensure TypeScript treats it as a type export rather than a value export, which prevents the TS2742 error mentioned in previous comments.
78-79: Theanyusage here is necessary and well-documented.The comment clearly explains why
unknownandneverwon't work in this context. Consider adding a@ts-expect-errorcomment instead of disabling the rule if you want to be more explicit about this being an intentional choice.
87-91: Well-defined helper types.These utility types for accessing ESLint configuration globals make the code more maintainable. The
ValueOftype is a common pattern for extracting values from object types.
93-102: Good ESLint configuration interface design.The
ESLintConfiginterface intelligently extends ESLint's base types while adding custom properties. UsingOmitto remove and then redefineglobalsallows for the enhanced type support for both object format and string tuple format.src/utils.ts (3)
34-79: The OPTION_GETTERS type is appropriate.Using
Record<keyof PrettierOptions, OptionGetter>is a strict but valid approach. While it technically requires a mapping for every Prettier option, TypeScript will accept partial implementations since you're not trying to assign this to a variable of that exact type. This was correctly resolved in the previous discussion.
550-562: Consider using dynamic import instead of require.The comment already notes this, but using dynamic
import()instead ofrequire()would be more aligned with ES modules. This could be done in a future update, as the current implementation works fine.
578-578: Well-designed utility type for string literals.This
StringLiteral<T>type cleverly allows either a specific type T or any string, with the{ _?: never }intersection to prevent assignability issues between different string literal types.src/index.ts (2)
56-59: Validate text or filePath explicitly.The non-null assertion
filePath!forces TypeScript to ignore potential undefined values, but could lead to runtime errors. The comment states that filePath must be provided if text is not, but this constraint isn't enforced programmatically.Consider adding an explicit validation check:
- text = getTextFromFilePath(filePath!), // `filePath` must be provided if `text` is not + text = filePath ? getTextFromFilePath(filePath) : (() => { + throw new Error('Either text or filePath must be provided'); + })(),Or if you prefer to allow errors to happen naturally when
filePathis undefined:- text = getTextFromFilePath(filePath!), // `filePath` must be provided if `text` is not + text = getTextFromFilePath(filePath as string), // `filePath` must be provided if `text` is not
423-426: Good modular export structure.Exporting all types and utilities separately, while also providing a default export object, allows for both named imports and backward compatibility with CommonJS requires. This is a clean approach to module exports.
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Let me know if you'd like more specific advice about particular functions that are causing issues. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 2695 @JounQin You're absolutely right. After examining your ESLint and TypeScript configuration, I don't see any rules explicitly requiring return types in your setup. I can see several functions without explicit return types in your code, and the fact that ESLint isn't reporting errors about them confirms your experience. While explicit return types can improve code readability and type safety in some cases, they're not always necessary or beneficial - especially during a migration when TypeScript's inference is often sufficient. Since you've already tried this approach without success, I'd recommend:
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Increasing the global branches threshold from 96 to 100 may cause builds to fail if even one uncovered branch is present. Please confirm that this is intentional. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 10% vs. threshold = 50%
The comment violates our rules by asking for confirmation of intention. It's making a speculative statement about builds possibly failing. The change appears deliberate since all other metrics are already at 100%, and this brings branches in line with them. Coverage thresholds are typically set intentionally as part of test quality standards.
Maybe the comment raises a valid concern about build stability, and we should keep it to prevent potential issues?
No - the PR author clearly intended to set all coverage metrics to 100%. Asking for confirmation adds no value and goes against our rules about questioning intentions.
Delete the comment. It violates our rules by asking for confirmation of an intentional change and making speculative statements about build failures.
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Changing the branches threshold from 96 to 100 may be too strict and could cause CI failures if existing tests fall short. Please double-check that 100% is intended. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The comment is asking the PR author to double-check their intention regarding the change in branches threshold. This violates the rule against asking the author to confirm their intention or to double-check things. The comment does not provide a specific code suggestion or ask for a specific test to be written, which would have been acceptable.
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Using the logical OR operator (||) for defaulting ESLint config options overrides valid false values. Consider using the nullish coalescing operator (??) instead to preserve false. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Marked as duplicate.
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New tests validating that the module exports are correct add good coverage. Ensure that any logger mocks and global state resets do not interfere with subsequent tests. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Minor typographical error: change 'To options parameter offormat' to 'The options parameter offormat' for clarity. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Good addition of tslib for TS helper functions. Consider whether tslib should be a production dependency rather than a devDependency if runtime code relies on it. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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This is a development tool package (prettier-eslint) that formats code. tslib is typically needed during development for TypeScript compilation. Since this is a dev tool, all its dependencies could reasonably be devDependencies. The comment is speculative ("if runtime code relies on it") and requires knowledge about how tslib is used across the codebase.
I could be wrong about how tslib is used in this project - maybe there is runtime code that needs it. The comment raises a valid general concern about dependency management.
Given this is a development tool package and tslib is commonly used with TypeScript compilation, it's reasonable to assume the author correctly placed it in devDependencies. The speculative nature of the comment makes it not actionable.
Delete this comment as it's speculative ("if runtime code relies on it") and requires broader codebase knowledge to determine if it's valid. The author likely correctly placed tslib as a devDependency for this development tool package.
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56-58: Potential runtime error with non-null assertion.The non-null assertion
filePath!on line 58 could lead to runtime errors if bothtextandfilePathare undefined. Consider adding an explicit check and throwing a clearer error message.- text = getTextFromFilePath(filePath!), // `filePath` must be provided if `text` is not + text = filePath ? getTextFromFilePath(filePath) : + (function() { throw new Error('Either text or filePath must be provided'); })(),
212-221: Mutation of shared eslintConfig object.The
createEslintFixfunction mutates theeslintConfigobject by modifying itsglobalsproperty. This could cause issues if the same config object is reused across multiple calls.Based on your learnings, I understand that
structuredClone()can't be used due to Node.js 16 compatibility. As discussed in previous comments, you could consider using object spread for a shallow copy or a targeted approach to only clone the globals property:function createEslintFix(eslintConfig: ESLintConfig, eslintPath: string) { return async function eslintFix(text: string, filePath?: string) { + // Create a shallow copy to avoid mutating the original object + eslintConfig = { ...eslintConfig }; if (Array.isArray(eslintConfig.globals)) { const tempGlobals: Linter.BaseConfig['globals'] = {}; for (const g of eslintConfig.globals as string[]) { const [key, value] = g.split(':'); tempGlobals[key] = value as ESLintConfigGlobalValue; } eslintConfig.globals = tempGlobals; }
330-330: Use nullish coalescing instead of logical OR for defaults.Using the
||operator for default values will override explicitly setfalsevalues, which might not be what users expect. The nullish coalescing operator (??) would preserve explicitly setfalsevalues.- ignore: eslintConfig.ignore || true, - allowInlineConfig: eslintConfig.allowInlineConfig || true, - rulePaths: eslintConfig.rulePaths || [], - useEslintrc: eslintConfig.useEslintrc || true, + ignore: eslintConfig.ignore ?? true, + allowInlineConfig: eslintConfig.allowInlineConfig ?? true, + rulePaths: eslintConfig.rulePaths ?? [], + useEslintrc: eslintConfig.useEslintrc ?? true,I note from previous comments that you prefer to keep the current behavior until the next major version, which is a reasonable decision.
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1-1: Consider using more specific ESLint disable directives.The disable directive on line 1 covers the entire file and disables multiple rules. Consider using more targeted disables for specific sections where these rules are violated.
-/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-member-access, @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-call, @typescript-eslint/unbound-method, sonarjs/fixme-tag */ +/* eslint-disable -- This file contains test code that intentionally violates these rules */
23-24: Mock node:fs properly with a dedicated mock.Instead of using the same mock instance for both 'fs' and 'node:fs', consider creating a dedicated mock for 'node:fs'. While your workaround works, it's more maintainable to create separate mocks.
-// !NOTE: this is a workaround to also mock `node:fs` -jest.mock('node:fs', () => fsMock_); +// Create separate mocks for fs and node:fs +jest.mock('node:fs');
26-28: Use type assertions consistently.You're using
as unknown asto cast the mocks. Consider using a more direct type assertion if possible.-const fsMock = fsMock_ as unknown as FsMock; -const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as unknown as ESLintMock; -const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as unknown as PrettierMock; +const fsMock = fsMock_ as FsMock; +const eslintMock = eslintMock_ as ESLintMock; +const prettierMock = prettierMock_ as PrettierMock;
336-336: Expected vs. actual in assertions.The assertion at line 336 (and similar ones) uses the pattern
expect(() => ...).rejects.toThrow(error)which is correct, but inconsistent with line 476 where you useexpect(...).resolves.not.toThrow(). Consider standardizing on one pattern.- await expect(() => format({ text: '' })).rejects.toThrow(error); + await expect(format({ text: '' })).rejects.toThrow(error);For line 352-353:
- await expect(() => format({ text: '' })).rejects.toThrow(error); + await expect(format({ text: '' })).rejects.toThrow(error);Also applies to: 352-353
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src/index.ts (1)
Learnt from: JounQin
PR: prettier/prettier-eslint#1179
File: src/index.ts:212-221
Timestamp: 2025-04-18T02:41:21.392Z
Learning: Avoid using `structuredClone()` in this codebase as it targets Node.js 16, which doesn't support this API (introduced in Node.js v17.0.0).
test/index.spec.ts (1)
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PR: prettier/prettier-eslint#1179
File: __mocks__/prettier.ts:23-34
Timestamp: 2025-04-18T03:11:58.295Z
Learning: In this project, Prettier v3 is being used, and its format function returns `Promise<string>`. The mock implementations are correctly typed to match this API signature.
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src/index.ts (2)
src/types.ts (6)
FormatOptions(12-48)PrettierOptions(9-9)PrettifyInput(51-54)ESLintConfig(93-102)ESLintConfigGlobalValue(91-91)LogLevel(7-7)src/utils.ts (2)
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[error] 466-466: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.
Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.
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test/index.spec.ts (4)
30-40: Great addition of entrypoint export tests.The new tests for verifying the exported functions are a good addition, ensuring API stability.
303-313: Improved test iteration pattern.The switch to a cleaner for-of loop improves readability compared to using a traditional for-loop or forEach.
491-493: Good improvement to helper function type definition.The helper function
getESLintConfigWithDefaultRulesnow has proper TypeScript typings for its optional parameter and return type, which is a good improvement.
466-466:✅ Verification successful
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deleteoperator may impact performance.Using the
deleteoperator on an object property can deoptimize V8's hidden classes, potentially impacting performance. However, in this test context with mock objects, it's often necessary to truly remove properties for proper testing.
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deleteusage in testsThe
deleteoperator is used in your production code (src/index.ts) to remove optional config properties, and in tests it’s the correct way to simulate a truly absent property (rather than setting it toundefined). The V8 hidden‑class deoptimization concern is negligible here, especially in a test context.🧰 Tools
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[error] 466-466: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.
Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.
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src/index.ts (5)
141-150: Simplified control flow in format function.The refactored code in lines 141-150 improves clarity by using a more direct approach to formatting with Prettier and then ESLint. Good job!
153-170: Excellent JSDoc comments.The detailed JSDoc comments for
createPrettifywith examples and parameter descriptions greatly improve code maintainability and developer experience.
301-325: Good documentation for getESLintApiOptions.The extensive JSDoc comments for
getESLintApiOptionsprovide clear examples and explain the purpose of each option, making it much easier to understand and use.
387-401: Great documentation for getModulePath.The JSDoc comments for
getModulePathclearly explain its purpose, behavior, and fallback mechanism, enhancing maintainability.
423-426: Clean export pattern.The export structure with type exports, utility exports, and a default export containing the main functions is clean and follows good module design practices.
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1. test/index.spec.ts:336
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Corrected promise usage in async error test for Prettier. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Proper async error assertion for CLIEngine test. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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4. test/index.spec.ts:336
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Good change: Directly passing the promise to expect(...).rejects.toThrow() avoids mistakenly wrapping it in a function meant for synchronous throws. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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5. test/index.spec.ts:352
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Nice fix: Passing the promise directly to expect(...).rejects.toThrow() is the correct async testing pattern. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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6. test/index.spec.ts:487
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Proper async error handling: Directly passing the promise ensures Jest correctly detects the rejection. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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