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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several updates across multiple packages, focusing on version bumps, dependency updates, and new features. Key changes include a patch for the Changes
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packages/custom-routing/CHANGELOG.md (1)
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1-124: Fix version history ordering.There are inconsistencies in the version history ordering:
- Version 0.1.0 appears twice in different locations
- Version numbers don't follow a chronological sequence (jumps from 0.1.0 to 0.2.0, then back to 0.1.3)
This makes it difficult to track the package's history accurately.
Suggested reorganization of versions (from newest to oldest):
# @inox-tools/inline-mod ## 1.0.0-beta.0 ### Major Changes - 77f8b1a: Bump support to Astro 5 ## 0.4.1 ## 0.4.0 ## 0.3.3 ## 0.3.2 ## 0.3.1 ## 0.3.0 ## 0.2.1 ## 0.2.0 ## 0.1.3 ## 0.1.2 ## 0.1.1 ## 0.1.0 -## 0.1.0 ## 0.0.1packages/cut-short/vitest.config.mjs (1)
11-16: LGTM! Consider build performance impactThe source map configuration is well-structured with appropriate settings for different environments:
- Development: Full source maps for better debugging
- Build: Inline source maps for test execution
Just note that inline source maps in the build output will increase the bundle size. This is typically fine for testing purposes but something to be aware of if the test files are numerous or large.
packages/inline-mod/tests/modules.test.ts (1)
38-38: Consider using path aliases for improved maintainabilityThe hardcoded node_modules path with specific version numbers might make tests brittle. Consider using path aliases or environment-specific path resolution to make the tests more maintainable.
Example approach:
// Using a test helper or configuration const DEBUG_PATH = process.env.TEST_ENV === 'browser' ? './path/to/browser.js' : './path/to/index.js';.changeset/ten-fireants-peel.md (1)
1-5: Consider adding beta compatibility context to the changeset.While the changeset correctly indicates a minor version bump for the new utility, it would be helpful to explicitly mention compatibility with the beta versions of Astro and Vite, as this is part of a larger beta update.
docs/src/components/MarkdownContent.astro (1)
1-6: Consider adding type safety for Astro.localsTo improve type safety, consider adding explicit typing for the Starlight locals.
--- import Default from '@astrojs/starlight/components/MarkdownContent.astro'; export type { Props } from '@astrojs/starlight/props'; +import type { Props } from '@astrojs/starlight/props'; + +declare global { + namespace App { + interface Locals { + starlight: Props; + } + } +} Astro.locals.starlight = Astro.props; ---docs/src/components/Head.astro (1)
4-5: Consider adding type safety for Starlight propsTo ensure type safety, consider adding a type assertion or validation for the Starlight props assignment.
+// Ensure type safety for Starlight props +type StarlightProps = typeof Astro.props; Astro.locals.starlight = Astro.props;examples/custom-routing/package.json (1)
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22-23: Consider pinning the custom-routing versionUsing
workspace:*for@inox-tools/custom-routingmight lead to unexpected behavior if breaking changes are introduced. Consider usingworkspace:^instead for better version control."devDependencies": { - "@inox-tools/custom-routing": "workspace:*" + "@inox-tools/custom-routing": "workspace:^" }examples/inline-mod-astro/package.json (1)
19-19: Consider version pinning strategy for ViteVite is pinned to exact version
6.0.2while other dependencies use caret ranges. Consider using^6.0.2for consistent version management unless there's a specific reason for exact pinning.packages/request-state/package.json (1)
3-3: Consider version strategy alignmentWhile this package uses a patch version bump (0.1.5-beta.0), other packages like cut-short are doing major version bumps. Consider if version strategies should be aligned across packages for this beta release.
package.json (1)
45-47: Review version override strategyThere are some concerns with the current version overrides:
- The Astro override for star-warp (4.16.8) seems to be using an older version. Is this intentional?
- The Vite override (6.0.0-beta.8) conflicts with package-specific versions (6.0.2).
Consider:
- Documenting why star-warp needs an older Astro version
- Aligning Vite versions across all packages
docs/src/components/InstallCmd.astro (3)
13-13: Consider making the beta version default configurableSetting
version = 'beta'as the default might not be appropriate once packages move to stable releases. Consider making this configurable or defaulting to 'latest'.-const { type: packageType = 'integration', inSteps, version = 'beta' } = Astro.props; +const { type: packageType = 'integration', inSteps, version = 'latest' } = Astro.props;
17-19: Enhance error message with more contextThe error message could be more descriptive to help users understand what's missing and how to fix it.
- throw new AstroError('Missing package name.'); + throw new AstroError('Missing package name. Provide it either through frontmatter (packageName) or component props.');
23-30: Document the codemod identifier logicThe package identifier transformation logic is complex and would benefit from detailed documentation explaining each transformation step.
-// Taked from Astro source to show the exact code the user will see. +// Taken from Astro source to show the exact code the user will see. +// This logic transforms package names into valid JavaScript identifiers by: +// 1. Removing 'astro' variations and file extensions +// 2. Converting kebab/snake case to camelCase +// 3. Ensuring the identifier starts with a valid characterdocs/src/content/docs/star-warp.mdx (1)
Inconsistency found in starWarp configuration examples
The documentation shows two different configuration approaches:
- One example shows starWarp being moved from integrations to Starlight's plugins array (correct migration example)
- Another example shows starWarp being used directly in the integrations array with OpenSearch configuration
This inconsistency could confuse users about the correct way to configure starWarp.
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31-45: Verify Starlight plugin configuration exampleThe configuration example correctly shows the migration of starWarp from integrations to plugins.
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1-1: Consider adding beta version compatibility testsSince this PR updates to Astro v5 beta, consider adding specific tests to verify compatibility with both stable and beta versions of Astro. This will help catch any breaking changes early in the beta cycle.
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144-144: Documentation appears to be incompleteThe description for the
trackedFilesparameter ends abruptly with "The values are in". Please complete the sentence to clarify what format or structure the values are in.docs/src/content/docs/modular-station/api.mdx (1)
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24-35: Consider simplifying code block annotationsThe example uses both
insanddelmarkers along with wrapping the entire block inins. This might be confusing. Consider using either:
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insanddelmarkers for the changed lines, or- Just the wrapping
insfor the entire new blockdocs/src/content/docs/sitemap-ext.mdx (2)
19-21: Improve readability of installation instructionsConsider adding a comma after the installation command for better readability:
<InstallCmd type="lib" /> -To use this integration you just need to replace the import from the official `@astrojs/sitemap` integration with `@inox-tools/sitemap-ext`. +To use this integration, you just need to replace the import from the official `@astrojs/sitemap` integration with `@inox-tools/sitemap-ext`.🧰 Tools
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17-21: Consider restructuring the installation sectionThe installation section could be more clearly structured by separating the installation command from the usage instructions. Consider adding a subheading like "Usage" before the import replacement instructions.
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packages/astro-tests/src/astroFixture.ts (1)
154-154: Consider documenting the impact of noDiscoveryWhile disabling Vite's dependency discovery is a valid optimization for testing, it would be helpful to document any potential limitations this might introduce.
Add a code comment explaining the implications:
debug('Disabling Vite discovery for dependency optimization'); // Prevent hanging when testing the dev server on some scenarios +// Note: This may affect how Vite handles dynamic imports in tests setNestedIfNullish(inlineConfig, 'vite.optimizeDeps.noDiscovery', true);
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packages/inline-mod/CHANGELOG.md (2)
3-8: LGTM! Version bump and major changes are well documented.
The version bump to 2.0.0-beta.0 and the major change for Vite 6 support are properly documented following semver conventions. This aligns well with the PR's objective of updating to beta versions.
9-13: LGTM! Dependency updates are properly tracked.
The dependency updates to @inox-tools/utils are well documented with the corresponding commit hashes, maintaining consistency across the ecosystem updates.
packages/custom-routing/CHANGELOG.md (1)
3-7: LGTM! Version bump and changelog entry are appropriate.
The version bump to 1.0.0-beta.0 correctly reflects the major change of supporting Astro 5, and the changelog entry follows the conventional format.
packages/modular-station/CHANGELOG.md (2)
3-4: LGTM! Version format follows semantic versioning.
The beta version is properly formatted and aligns with the PR objective of updating to beta versions.
5-9: Verify the dependency update commit.
The changelog correctly documents the dependency updates to @inox-tools/[email protected]. Let's verify the referenced commit and its changes.
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Dependency update is correctly documented
The changelog correctly reflects the dependency update to @inox-tools/[email protected]. The commit b4843b9 introduces changes to support Astro 5 and Vite 6, which triggered two minor version bumps for @inox-tools/utils package as seen in the changesets. The package.json files confirm that @inox-tools/utils is at version 0.3.0-beta.0 and is a dependency of modular-station.
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3-8: LGTM! Version bump and changelog structure are appropriate.
The major version bump to 1.0.0-beta.0 correctly reflects the breaking change of upgrading to Astro 5, and the beta tag aligns with the PR objective.
11-14: Verify dependency version consistency across the monorepo.
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3-4: LGTM: Proper source maps configuration
The source maps configuration is well-implemented, using nullish coalescing for NODE_OPTIONS and explicitly enabling source maps support.
7-7: Verify test isolation with keepProcessEnv enabled
Setting keepProcessEnv: true prevents Vitest from clearing process.env between tests. While this might be necessary for Astro v5 beta compatibility, it could lead to test pollution if any tests modify environment variables.
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7-7: LGTM! Important configuration for test environment stability
The keepProcessEnv: true setting ensures that environment variables (including our source map configuration) are properly preserved during test execution.
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13-13: LGTM! Explicit assignment improves code clarity.
The explicit assignment of devServer enhances code clarity and type safety.
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15-15: LGTM! Consistent with previous file.
The explicit assignment of devServer maintains consistency with the pattern established in static-output.test.ts.
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Line range hint 24-38: Verify alignment with Astro 5 and Vite beta updates
Given that this PR updates to Astro 5 and Vite beta, we should ensure these path changes are compatible with the new versions and their module resolution strategies.
24-26: Verify browser.js compatibility and version pinning
The test now explicitly references the browser-specific implementation of debug. While this might be intentional for browser compatibility, we should verify this change.
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Let me check one more thing about the inline-mod package's purpose and the test context.
Let me check the actual source files with the correct extension.
After analyzing the codebase, I can now provide a definitive response about the browser.js import in the test file.
The browser.js import is correct and intentional
The test file is part of the inline-mod package which is designed to handle module inlining and serialization. The change from index.js to browser.js is correct because:
- The test is verifying the package's ability to correctly resolve and serialize module imports
- The code shows this is a test case for the package's core functionality of inspecting and serializing module imports
- The implementation in
inlining.tsshows it's specifically designed to handle module resolution and serialization, including browser-specific paths
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packages/cut-short/tests/fixture/basic/package.json (1)
7-7: LGTM! Verify beta version consistency across workspace.
The explicit beta version in the workspace protocol is correct and follows good practices for pre-releases.
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7-7: Verify version strategy across packages.
While the beta version is correctly specified, there's an inconsistency in major version numbering across packages (0.1.5-beta.0 here vs 1.0.0-beta.0 in cut-short). Please confirm if this difference is intentional.
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packages/astro-when/tests/fixture/static-output/package.json (1)
7-7: Verify version consistency with the main package
The dependency version is explicitly set to beta, which aligns with the PR objectives. Let's verify this matches the actual package version.
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The dependency version workspace:1.0.0-beta.0 in the test fixture matches exactly with the main package version 1.0.0-beta.0.
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packages/astro-when/tests/fixture/server-output/package.json (1)
7-7: LGTM! Consistent with static-output fixture
The dependency version update matches the static-output fixture, maintaining consistency across test fixtures.
docs/src/components/MarkdownContent.astro (1)
1-6: LGTM! Clean implementation of Starlight wrapper
The component correctly sets up the Starlight integration by importing the necessary components and setting up the locals context.
packages/request-state/e2e/fixture/view-transitions/package.json (1)
8-8: LGTM! Verify version consistency across workspace
The update to workspace:0.1.5-beta.0 aligns with the beta release objective.
docs/src/env.d.ts (1)
5-9: LGTM! Verify starlight integration
The App.Locals interface correctly defines the type for starlight props, ensuring type safety across components.
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The App.Locals.starlight type definition is actively used in multiple components:
InstallCmd.astrouses it to access package name dataHead.astroandMarkdownContent.astroproperly assign starlight props- The type is properly imported from
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8-8: LGTM! Verify devalue compatibility
The version update to workspace:0.1.5-beta.0 is consistent with other fixtures and the beta release.
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LGTM! Devalue compatibility is maintained
The package uses devalue consistently with catalog: versioning across the workspace, and the imports are properly used throughout the codebase for serialization/deserialization (stringify, parse). The version update to workspace:0.1.5-beta.0 doesn't affect the devalue compatibility.
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7-8: LGTM - Consistent version management
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5-5: Verify if this change is required for Astro 5 compatibility
The assignment of Astro.props to Astro.locals.starlight appears to be related to Starlight framework integration. Let's verify if this is a required change for Astro 5 compatibility.
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- This is part of Starlight's framework integration pattern where components need access to Starlight's props via locals
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packages/request-nanostores/e2e/fixture/basic/package.json (1)
8-9: Verify compatibility with Astro 5 beta
While these are minor version bumps, we should ensure these versions are compatible with Astro 5 beta:
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- @inox-tools/request-nanostores 0.1.5-beta.0
- preact ^10.25.1
Also applies to: 13-13
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Version compatibility check completed
The current versions are compatible with Astro 5 beta:
- @astrojs/preact 3.5.4 is a safe version as the example project shows Astro 5.0.1 working with both 3.5.4 and 4.0.0
- preact 10.25.1 contains only bug fixes and type improvements (no breaking changes)
- @inox-tools/request-nanostores 0.1.5-beta.0 is designed for Astro as indicated by its "astro-integration" keyword
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examples/astro-when/package.json (1)
15-15: Major version upgrades require migration steps
This update includes significant version jumps:
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- Run the build and test suite to catch any compatibility issues
Also applies to: 17-18
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Astro 5 upgrade appears safe for this example
The example uses a simple server-side configuration without any deprecated APIs. The config file only contains standard options that are stable across Astro 4 and 5:
- Basic integration setup
- Server output mode
- Node adapter with standalone mode
No migration steps are required for this specific example as it doesn't use any deprecated or changed features.
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examples/sitemap-ext/package.json (1)
15-16: Verify compatibility across all Astro integrations
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All Astro integrations are properly aligned for version 5
The scan reveals that all @astrojs integrations across the examples directory are updated to their latest major versions compatible with Astro 5:
- @astrojs/mdx: ^4.0.1
- @astrojs/node: ^9.0.0
- @astrojs/rss: ^4.0.9
- @astrojs/preact: ^4.0.0
The only exception is @astrojs/sitemap at ^3.2.1 in examples/custom-routing, but this version is actually compatible with Astro 5 as per the official compatibility matrix.
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examples/content-injection/package.json (1)
17-19: Verify Astro v5.0.1 compatibility with workspace dependencies
The upgrade to Astro v5 is a major version bump that may include breaking changes. Ensure that the workspace dependencies @inox-tools/content-utils and @inox-tools/runtime-logger are compatible with Astro v5.
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examples/request-state/package.json (1)
15-15: Verify @astrojs/node v9 compatibility with Astro v5
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examples/custom-routing/package.json (1)
15-15: Verify compatibility between Astro v5 and its integrations
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Update @astrojs/sitemap to v5 for Astro v5 compatibility
- @astrojs/mdx v4.0.1 is compatible with Astro v5
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- @astrojs/mdx v4.0.1 is explicitly compatible with Astro v5 (requires ^5.0.0)
- @astrojs/rss v4.0.9 has no strict peer dependency on Astro version
- @astrojs/sitemap v3.2.1 is actually the latest version and has no strict peer dependency on Astro version
The current integration versions should work fine with Astro v5.0.1.
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22-22: LGTM: Improved workspace dependency management
Good change switching from local path (link:../../packages/inline-mod) to workspace reference (workspace:^). This improves dependency management in the monorepo.
15-19: Verify breaking changes from Astro 5 and Vite 6 upgrades
The major version bumps for both Astro (4->5) and Vite (5->6) likely introduce breaking changes that need verification:
- Astro 5.0 introduces changes to routing, content collections, and middleware
- Vite 6.0 changes include Node.js 18+ requirement and CSS modules behavior
examples/inline-mod-aik/package.json (2)
15-18: LGTM: Consistent version updates
Version updates are consistent with other packages in the monorepo, maintaining compatibility across the project.
22-22: Verify astro-integration-kit compatibility
The upgrade to astro-integration-kit ^0.17.0 alongside Astro 5 needs verification for compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that the codebase extensively uses astro-integration-kit with its core APIs (defineIntegration, injectRoute, etc.) consistently across multiple examples and packages. The usage patterns in the example inline-mod-aik/integration.ts align with the standard patterns seen throughout the codebase.
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Let me check the package's repository directly since the changelog is not in this repository:
Based on the extensive code search results and package.json analysis, I can now provide the final response:
The upgrade to astro-integration-kit v0.17.0 is safe to proceed
The codebase shows consistent usage of core APIs (defineIntegration, injectRoute, etc.) in the example, which matches the patterns used across other packages. The package appears to be used as a catalog dependency in most places, with the explicit version upgrade to ^0.17.0 in the examples, indicating intentional version alignment.
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examples/request-nanostores/package.json (2)
15-15: LGTM: Aligned version updates
Version updates for @astrojs/node, astro, and typescript are consistent with other packages in the monorepo.
Also applies to: 19-19, 22-22
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The major version bump of @astrojs/preact (3->4) alongside Preact update needs verification:
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- Verify client-side hydration still works as expected
Also applies to: 21-21
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Preact integration is compatible and properly implemented
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docs/package.json (1)
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The following dependency updates need verification:
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- starlight-links-validator: ^0.13.4
- starlight-package-managers: ^0.8.0
- typescript: ~5.7.2
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Let me gather more information about these packages from their actual repositories.
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Dependencies are compatible with current ecosystem
The updated dependencies are safe to use:
- @vercel/analytics ^1.4.1 is a minor version update with no breaking changes (latest release shows only feature additions and bug fixes)
- starlight-links-validator ^0.13.4 and starlight-package-managers ^0.8.0 are Starlight ecosystem packages that maintain compatibility with Astro/Starlight
- typescript ~5.7.2 is a compatible TypeScript version with current Astro ecosystem (matches other packages in the monorepo)
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3-7: LGTM! Changelog update follows semantic versioning
The changelog correctly documents the major version bump to support Astro 5 as a beta release. This aligns with the PR's objective.
packages/aik-mod/package.json (2)
3-3: Consider semantic versioning for beta releases
The version bump to 0.8.5-beta.0 seems minor for a change that supports a major version of Astro. Consider whether this should be 1.0.0-beta.0 instead, given the significant compatibility changes.
Let's check the versioning pattern across other packages:
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Consider using 1.0.0-beta.0 for major compatibility changes
Looking at the versioning patterns across the repository:
- Several packages with major compatibility changes use 1.0.0-beta.0 (e.g., @inox-tools/portal-gun, @inox-tools/custom-routing, @inox-tools/astro-when)
- The package @inox-tools/aik-mod at 0.8.5-beta.0 seems out of sync with this pattern
- Related package @inox-tools/aik-route-config follows a similar pre-1.0 versioning at 0.7.5-beta.0
Since this change involves Astro 5 compatibility, following the established pattern in the repository, it would be more consistent to use 1.0.0-beta.0 for this significant update.
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38-38: Verify compatibility between Astro and Vite versions
The package specifies:
- astro: catalog:lax
- vite: 6.0.2 (beta)
Ensure these versions are compatible and that the beta version of Vite is stable enough for use.
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Let me check one final thing about the Astro version being used.
Vite 6.0.2 compatibility is confirmed across the monorepo
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- No critical issues were found in Astro's issue tracker regarding Vite 6.0.2
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examples/deploy-cloudflare.sh (1)
33-33: Verify Cloudflare adapter version compatibility
The explicit installation of the beta version is good practice, but we should verify compatibility between Astro 5 beta and this specific version of the Cloudflare adapter.
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Based on the package.json files in the examples and the deployment script, the explicit installation of @astrojs/cloudflare@^12.0.0-beta is compatible with Astro 5. This is evidenced by:
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3-3: Version bump follows semver for beta releases
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45-45: Pinned Vite version for beta testing
Good practice to pin Vite to exact version 6.0.2 during beta testing to ensure consistent behavior.
31-39: Verify compatibility of updated dependencies
The dependency updates look good, but let's verify:
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- The significant jump in shiki version (^1.14.1 -> ^1.24.0)
- The addition of zod - ensure it's documented if it introduces new features
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Dependencies are compatible and properly used
@astrojs/[email protected]is being used in the test package, and the codebase shows compatibility with Astro 5 as evidenced by multiple packages using Astro ^5.0.1shikiis used for syntax highlighting in the test package, and its version bump appears safe as no direct usage patterns were found that could be affected by breaking changeszodis imported from 'astro/zod' across multiple packages, indicating it's being used as part of Astro's built-in validation system for integration options, which is a standard pattern
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packages/runtime-logger/package.json (2)
3-3: Good dependency management practices
- Version bump to
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45-45: Consistent Vite version across packages
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packages/modular-station/package.json (1)
44-47: LGTM! Dependency specifications look good
The changes look good:
- Appropriate use of catalog:min for Astro
- Consistent Vite version with other packages
- Proper peer dependency specification
packages/astro-when/package.json (2)
43-43: LGTM! Dependencies are properly configured
The dependency specifications look good:
- Using catalog:lax for Astro is appropriate for integration packages
- Vite version is consistent with other packages
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3-3: Verify the major version bump implications
The jump to 1.0.0-beta.0 indicates breaking changes. Please ensure:
- Breaking changes are documented in the changelog
- Migration guide is provided if needed
- Release notes clearly communicate Astro v5 compatibility
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Breaking changes are properly documented
The CHANGELOG.md clearly documents the major version bump to 1.0.0-beta.0 with the breaking change of Astro 5 support. Since this is a beta release and the only breaking change is the Astro version bump, which is clearly communicated, no additional migration guide is necessary.
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3-3: Major version bump requires CHANGELOG update
The version bump from 0.1.2 to 1.0.0-beta.0 indicates breaking changes. Please ensure these changes are documented in the CHANGELOG.
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The CHANGELOG.md has been updated with the version 1.0.0-beta.0 and includes the major change "Bump support to Astro 5" along with the corresponding dependency updates.
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- The "catalog:lax" constraint for Astro might need to be aligned with specific Vite versions
Also applies to: 46-46
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The analysis shows:
- No direct Vite version constraints in other dependencies
- Astro and Vitest dependencies use flexible version constraints (
catalog:andcatalog:lax) - The Astro config file is simple and doesn't contain Vite-specific configurations
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44-44: Dependency changes align with ecosystem updates
The changes to Astro ("catalog:lax") and Vite (6.0.2) are consistent with other packages in the ecosystem.
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packages/content-utils/package.json (1)
3-3: Version numbering strategy
The beta suffix is added without incrementing the version (0.7.4 → 0.7.4-beta.0). Consider if this accurately reflects the changes being made, especially given the major dependency updates.
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Version suffix follows semantic versioning conventions
The beta suffix is correctly applied. According to the CHANGELOG.md, version 0.7.4-beta.0 contains only dependency updates to beta versions (@inox-tools/[email protected] and @inox-tools/[email protected]), with no breaking changes in the package itself. This follows semantic versioning conventions where prerelease versions are denoted by appending a hyphen and an identifier.
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packages/request-nanostores/package.json (1)
44-44: Verify Astro compatibility with new version constraints
The change to catalog:lax suggests looser version constraints. Ensure this doesn't lead to compatibility issues with the beta version of Astro.
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packages/portal-gun/package.json (2)
53-53: Align Vite version with root package.json
Similar to request-nanostores, this package uses Vite 6.0.2 instead of the beta version. Consider using 6.0.0-beta.8 for consistency.
3-3: Document breaking changes for major version bump
The version bump from 0.1.1 to 1.0.0-beta.0 indicates breaking changes. Please ensure these changes are documented in the changelog and release notes.
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Breaking changes are properly documented
The changelog clearly documents the major version bump to 1.0.0-beta.0 with the breaking change of bumping support to Astro 5. No further documentation is needed.
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package.json (1)
41-41: Verify PNPM version compatibility
The PNPM version has been updated to 9.14.4. Ensure this version is compatible with all CI/CD pipelines and development environments.
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PNPM version 9.14.4 is compatible with the CI/CD environment
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docs/src/content/docs/custom-routing.mdx (1)
12-14: LGTM: Component replacement is consistent with other docs
The replacement of PackageManagers with InstallCmd aligns with the standardization of installation instructions across the documentation.
docs/src/content/docs/portal-gun.mdx (1)
11-13: LGTM: Installation instructions updated consistently
The update to use InstallCmd maintains consistency with other documentation files while preserving the comprehensive content.
docs/src/components/InstallCmd.astro (2)
77-81: LGTM: Non-integration package handling
The conditional rendering for non-integration packages is clean and straightforward.
45-72: Consider extracting the codemod warning into a separate component
The warning about invalid codemod is quite complex and could be extracted into a reusable component for better maintainability.
Let's check if this warning is used elsewhere in the codebase:
docs/src/content/docs/runtime-logger.mdx (1)
13-13: LGTM: Installation instructions updated correctly
The InstallCmd component is properly imported and used, maintaining consistency with the documentation standardization effort.
Also applies to: 15-15
docs/src/content/docs/astro-when.mdx (1)
15-15: LGTM: Installation section properly updated
The InstallCmd component is correctly implemented, maintaining documentation consistency while preserving the valuable technical content.
Also applies to: 17-17
docs/src/content/docs/inline-mod/aik-plugin.mdx (1)
10-10: LGTM: Installation instructions properly updated with correct type
The InstallCmd component is correctly implemented with the "lib" type parameter, which is appropriate for this package.
Let's verify the consistency of InstallCmd type usage across documentation:
Also applies to: 12-12
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Let's verify the actual usage of InstallCmd component and its type parameter:
InstallCmd type parameter usage is consistent with package type
The usage of type="lib" in aik-plugin.mdx is correct and consistent with other documentation files. Looking at the codebase:
- Regular integration packages use default type (no type parameter)
- Library packages use
type="lib"(sitemap-ext.mdx, aik-plugin.mdx) - Test utilities use
type="devLib"(astro-tests.mdx) - Special cases use specific flags like
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docs/astro.config.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM: Well-typed badge configuration
The badge configuration is properly typed with StarlightConfig and includes appropriate variants for new and updated content.
Also applies to: 8-17
docs/src/content/docs/cut-short.mdx (1)
13-15: LGTM: Simplified installation instructions
The switch to InstallCmd component aligns with the standardization across documentation.
docs/src/content/docs/star-warp.mdx (1)
13-15: LGTM: Standardized installation component
The InstallCmd component replacement maintains consistency across documentation.
packages/astro-tests/src/testAdapter.ts (1)
135-135: Verify API change for Astro v5 compatibility
The change from assets to sharpImageService aligns with Astro v5's API changes. Let's verify this is the correct API change for Astro v5 beta.
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Based on the search results and package.json files, I can see that the project is using Astro v5 (specifically v5.0.1 in several places). The change from assets to sharpImageService in the test adapter's supportedAstroFeatures aligns with Astro v5's stabilization of the Sharp image service feature.
API change is correct for Astro v5 compatibility
The change from assets to sharpImageService is the correct API change as it reflects Astro v5's stable Sharp image service feature. This is a breaking change that was introduced in Astro v5 to better represent the stabilized image service functionality.
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docs/src/content/docs/request-nanostores.mdx (1)
16-18: Consider using consistent import path conventions
The import uses an alias path (@/components/InstallCmd.astro). Ensure this alias is properly configured in your build setup and documented for contributors.
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Import path convention is correctly configured and consistently used
The @ alias is properly configured in docs/tsconfig.json with the path mapping "@/*": ["src/*"], and it's consistently used across multiple documentation files for importing the InstallCmd component. No changes needed.
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20-22: LGTM! Documentation changes are consistent
The changes align with the standardization of installation instructions across the documentation.
packages/astro-tests/src/astroFixture.ts (2)
14-14: LGTM: Clean utility import
The import of setNestedIfNullish from @inox-tools/utils/values is appropriate for handling nested configuration properties.
148-150: LGTM: Improved configuration defaults
The use of setNestedIfNullish for setting default values is more robust than direct assignment, ensuring proper handling of nested properties.
docs/src/content/docs/modular-station/hooks.mdx (1)
18-20: LGTM: Simplified installation instructions
The switch to InstallCmd component provides a more consistent and maintainable way to display installation instructions.
docs/src/content/docs/astro-tests.mdx (1)
29-31: LGTM: Standardized installation section
The update to use InstallCmd with type="devLib" properly indicates this is a development dependency.
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
packages/aik-route-config/vitest.config.ts (1)
7-14: Consider improving overall test coverageWhile the changes show improvement, the current coverage thresholds indicate potential gaps in test coverage:
- Lines/Statements: ~54% (relatively low)
- Functions: ~71% (moderate)
- Branches: ~83% (good)
Also note that
autoUpdate: truemight automatically lower these thresholds if coverage decreases.Would you like help creating a GitHub issue to track the improvement of test coverage? I can help identify areas lacking coverage and suggest strategies for increasing it.
packages/sitemap-ext/package.json (1)
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28-28: Add tests before proceeding with beta releaseThe package currently has no tests (
"test": "echo 'No tests'"). This is concerning, especially when moving to beta versions where breaking changes are more likely.Would you like me to help create a basic test suite for this package? This would help ensure stability during the beta phase.
packages/content-utils/package.json (1)
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1-3: Version should be updated to beta for consistencyThe package version is still at "0.7.4" but should be updated to a beta version to align with the PR objective of updating to beta versions.
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packages/aik-route-config/vitest.config.ts (1)
10-10: LGTM - Coverage threshold increase
The increase in coverage thresholds for lines and statements (53.16% → 53.98%) represents a positive improvement in test coverage requirements.
Also applies to: 13-13
packages/sitemap-ext/package.json (2)
41-41: Verify dependency version compatibility
The change to catalog:lax for Astro allows more flexible version matching, which is appropriate for beta testing. However, we should verify that all related dependencies are consistently specified.
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Dependencies are consistently specified across related packages
The verification shows that the catalog:lax specification for Astro is consistently used across multiple packages in the repository, including:
- runtime-logger
- request-nanostores
- request-state
- portal-gun
- cut-short
- astro-when
- aik-route-config
The few packages using catalog:min or plain catalog: are test fixtures or packages with different requirements, which is acceptable. The related @astrojs/sitemap dependency is also using a catalog specification, maintaining consistency.
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3-3: Verify beta version readiness
The version bump to 0.3.6-beta.0 aligns with the PR objectives of updating to beta versions. However, let's ensure all beta-related changes are properly documented.
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Beta version changes are properly documented
The changelog properly documents the version bump to 0.3.6-beta.0 and its dependency changes. The beta version follows the established versioning pattern in the project, and the changelog maintains consistent documentation of all changes including beta releases.
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packages/astro-when/package.json (3)
3-3: Verify breaking changes for major version bump
The version change from 0.2.4 to 1.0.0-beta.0 indicates a major release. Please ensure that:
- All breaking changes are documented
- Migration guide is provided if needed
- Changelog is updated
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Version bump is properly documented
The CHANGELOG.md clearly documents the major version change to 1.0.0-beta.0 with the breaking change being the bump in Astro support to version 5. This aligns with the PR's objective of updating Astro to v5 and follows proper semver practices.
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Line range hint 47-47: Consider updating Vite dependency constraint
Since this PR aims to update both Astro and Vite to beta versions, consider updating the Vite dependency constraint to support Vite v6 beta.
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Let me gather more information about the Vite version being used in the repository.
Based on the results, I can now provide the final response:
The catalog: constraint for Vite is appropriate and should be kept as is
The workspace configuration in pnpm-workspace.yaml shows that Vite is properly managed through catalog dependencies, where the min catalog already includes support for Vite v6 with the constraint ^4 || ^5 || ^6. All packages in the monorepo consistently use catalog: for their Vite dependency, which is the correct approach for maintaining version consistency across the workspace.
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43-43: Verify Astro version compatibility
The change to catalog:lax for Astro dependency suggests more flexible version resolution. Please ensure that:
- The package is compatible with Astro v5 beta
- All Astro v5 breaking changes are handled
Also applies to: 52-52
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Package is compatible with Astro v5
The integration uses stable Astro APIs and patterns that are compatible with v5:
- Uses standard integration hooks (
astro:config:setup,astro:config:done,astro:build:done) - Implements a virtual module through Vite plugin API
- Safely checks for optional features like
injectTypes - No usage of deprecated or removed APIs
The catalog:lax version constraint is appropriate as the integration's functionality is not tied to specific Astro versions and works with the stable integration API.
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packages/content-utils/package.json (2)
48-48: Astro version constraint inconsistency
The package uses catalog:min while other packages use catalog:lax for Astro dependency, which could lead to compatibility issues.
51-51: Verify Vite version update
The PR objective mentions updating Vite to beta, but the current constraint is still catalog:. Let's verify the intended version.
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Let me check the Vite versions across all these packages to get a complete picture.
Let me check the root package.json to understand what "catalog:" means, as it seems to be a workspace reference.
Vite version is correctly managed through workspace catalog
The "catalog:" reference in package.json files is correct as it refers to the workspace catalog definition in pnpm-workspace.yaml, which specifies Vite version as ^6.0.2. This aligns with the PR's objective of updating to Vite beta (now stable v6), and the workspace-level version management ensures consistency across all packages.
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17-17: LGTM - Node.js version update is consistently appliedThe update to
nodejs_22is properly aligned withcorepack_22, maintaining version consistency across the development environment.Consider documenting the beta status and any known limitations in the project's README to inform other developers about the experimental nature of this configuration.
Also applies to: 22-23
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17-17: Verify compatibility with Node.js 22 beta
The upgrade to Node.js 22 aligns with the PR's beta update objectives. However, since Node.js 22 is currently in beta/unstable status, we should verify compatibility with project dependencies.
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Node.js 22 upgrade is safe to proceed
Based on the analysis of package.json files across the repository:
- No explicit Node.js version requirements are specified in any package.json
- The project uses modern dependencies that are generally compatible with Node.js 22
- Key development tools (TypeScript, Vite, Astro) are at recent versions that support Node.js 22
- Dependencies are managed through workspace references and catalog versions, providing flexibility
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Release Notes
New Features
@inox-tools/astro-teststo allow opting out of Vite's dependency optimization during testing.@inox-tools/custom-routing, now supporting Astro version 5.@inox-tools/utils.InstallCmdcomponent for simplified package installation instructions across various documentation files.Bug Fixes
Documentation
astro-tests,astro-when, andsitemap-ext.InstallCmdcomponent.Chores