refactor: collapse duplicated logic and drop unconsumed surface - #349
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Twenty-one catalog keys had no consumer in either locale. Each traces to the refactor that deleted its caller and left the entry behind: b861d8a removed the packages command (options.blockId, options.packageId, options.page, options.size, options.status, options.timeout, options.nextToken, options.showUrl, options.blockName, options.packageName, arguments.taskId), 2dfc3a0 reworked skill publishing (errors.skills.publish.*, errors.skills.invalidName), and 7a128b2 moved `skills list` onto the inventory seam (skills.list.host, skills.list.source, skills.list.path, skills.list.summary). Replace the hand-maintained `removedKeys` inventory in the catalog test with a guard that derives the answer instead of restating it. The guard scans src/ and contrib/ for quoted key literals and recovers the run-time-completed prefixes from template literals and oo request scopes, so dynamic families such as `skills.info.kind.${kind}` and the `errors.<scope>` triplet stay attributed to their call sites. Note that `skills.list.host` (a column label) is distinct from the live dynamic family `skills.list.host.${agentName}`, which is retained. - Remove 21 keys x 2 locales (57 lines) from the catalog - Replace the 60-entry removed-key list with an unreferenced-key guard - Add a test that both locales declare the same key set
display-width.ts hand-rolled an East Asian width table and was the only answer to "how wide is this line" in update-notifier.ts, while team/list.ts and connector/apps.ts already called Bun.stringWidth for the identical job. The hand-rolled table also could not see ANSI, so both call sites had to compose it with a separate strip step. Bun.stringWidth treats ANSI escapes as zero width natively, so measureDisplayWidth(colors.strip(line)) collapses to Bun.stringWidth(line) and handles combining and zero-width characters the table did not. That leaves TerminalColors.strip with no production consumer. It was a trivial wrapper over Bun.stripANSI, which CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md forbids, so drop it from the port and let the remaining test call sites use Bun.stripANSI directly. - Delete display-width.ts and display-width.test.ts - Simplify both notice-box measurements to a single call - Remove TerminalColors.strip and repoint 4 test call sites
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detectInstallationMethodFromExecPath returned a three-field record whose
confidence and source were written on every detection and read only by
installation.test.ts. Telemetry records .method (emitter.ts), the
legacy cleanup branches on .method, and `oo update` compares .method;
nothing anywhere reads the other two.
Return InstallationMethod directly. The InstallationDetection interface
and its two supporting union types disappear, and the six literal
assignments collapse into three returns. Narrow
detectInstallationMethodFromPathCandidate to { method, resolvedPath }
and resolvePackageManagerPrefix to take the method it actually tests.
Type-checking is the proof here: every reader had to be updated, and no
reader wanted confidence or source.
CacheStore, ConnectorStore, FileUploadRecordStore and FileDownloadSessionStore each declared getFilePath, and no production code ever called it on any of them: every `.getFilePath()` call site in src/ reaches settingsStore or authStore, whose contracts keep the method. The only effect on the four ports was that fourteen test fakes had to stub an accessor nobody asked for. Remove the declaration from the four ports and drop the stubs. The concrete SqliteCacheStore, SqliteFileUploadStore and FileConnectorStore keep their accessor because their own adapter tests use it to open the file they just wrote; SidecarFileDownloadSessionStore had no such consumer, so its implementation goes too. - 4 port declarations, 1 adapter implementation, 14 fake stubs removed
FileDownloadSessionStore declared both findDownloadSession and findDownloadSessions. No production code called the singular form: the resume path reads the full candidate list. Its only implementation forwarded to the plural reader and took the first element, and four fakes had to stub it. Remove the port member and the forwarding method, and let the adapter test index into findDownloadSessions, which is what it was asserting through the forward anyway.
Translator declared resolveLocale, implemented in i18n/translator.ts as a bare alias of normalizeLocale. No production code called it through the port; the locale is resolved before a translator exists. Three test fakes had to stub it. Also fix the interpolation loop to use replaceAll instead of split().join(), the one remaining instance of a pattern CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md calls out by name.
The helper existed three times: an exported copy in recommend/recommendation-plan.ts and byte-identical private copies in repair.ts and check-update.ts. All three were an eleven-line loop around a Set, and a Set already preserves insertion order, so [...new Set(values)] is the same function in one expression. CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md forbids both halves of this: duplicating identical logic across files, and hand-rolling what the language provides. - 3 implementations and 1 dedicated describe block removed - 5 call sites now read as the deduplication they perform
resolveRegistryPackageTarballPackageName existed byte-for-byte twice, under the same name, in registry-skill-source.ts and package-conversion.ts. Both answer the same npm fact: a scoped package's tarball is served under its unscoped name. Export it from registry-skill-source.ts, which already owns registry package fetching, and import it in package-conversion.ts.
parseRequiredSkillsInitAgent and parseRequiredSkillsCheckAgent had identical bodies and differed only in the two message keys they raise. That is the exact shape CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md gives as its BAD example for DRY: one shared function, parameterized by the error keys. Move it to managed-skill-agents.ts, which already owns parseManagedSkillAgentOption and createMissingRequiredSkillAgentError, as parseRequiredManagedSkillAgent.
selectExportSkills and applyInstallSkillFilter had identical bodies and identical comments, differing only in the word "exports" versus "installs". Both already delegated to the shared normalizeSkillFilterTokens and selectSkillsByFilter, so the copy was purely the wrapper that combines them with the reportMiss callback. Move that combination into skill-filter.ts as selectFilteredSkills, generic over the candidate type so the shared module stays free of registry types.
file-store-utils.ts was a single line re-exporting isFileMissingError
and isFileAlreadyExistsError from application/shared/fs-errors.ts, the
real owner. sidecar-file-download-session-store.ts already imported
from the owner directly, so the barrel only made "where do file error
predicates live" have two answers.
CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md and AGENTS.md both named the barrel as the owner,
which pointed contributors at the shell rather than the module.
- Delete the barrel and repoint 3 imports at fs-errors.ts
- Move its test to src/application/shared/fs-errors.test.ts; the
isFileMissingError({ code: "ENOENT" }) === false case pins that the
predicate requires a real Error, which is worth keeping
- Correct the owner named in both rule documents
Every item in the document's own "Required Updates" checklist has landed: `oo skills locate` exists and is documented in commands.md, `oo skills publish` takes a path and no longer accepts `--agent`, and the bundled oo-publish-skill instructions mention locate. Nothing links to the file, it has no zh-CN counterpart unlike every other document under docs/, and it describes a superseded mental model that a reader would take as the current design. Decision records belong in docs/adr/ per the repository layout.
team/list.ts and connector/apps.ts each carried a private copy of the same renderer: the column interface, the dimmed header row, the width computation, the padding/join, and a visibleWidth wrapper over Bun.stringWidth, down to identical explanatory comments. The wrapper also violated the no-trivial-wrappers rule. Extract formatTextTable into commands/shared/text-table.ts, generic over the row type. Both commands keep their own column definitions and empty-state messages, which are the parts that genuinely differ. The existing team list and connector apps snapshots are unchanged, which is the proof that the output is byte-identical.
Three request paths hand-rolled the same thing the platform provides: an AbortController, a setTimeout that aborts it, and a finally block to clear the timer. None of them has a second cancellation source, so AbortSignal.timeout(ms) is the whole mechanism. In release-metadata.ts the entire fetchWithTimeout scaffold collapses to the signal. Two sites swallow the rejection wholesale (null / retriable), so the abort reason is invisible to them. The publish path surfaces error.message, so a real timeout now reports "The operation timed out" instead of "The operation was aborted", which is the more accurate of the two; no test pins either string, because all three timeout tests reject from their own mocked fetcher. Left alone: self-update/core.ts runs two timers with an abortReason discriminator, login-flow.ts composes a caller-supplied signal, and flow-artifact.ts injects its scheduler as a test seam. None of those is a plain deadline.
local-skill-source.ts was created whole in d76535e (#201, "remove local skill sync") and kept four things the deleted concept left behind: - `kind: "agent"`, a discriminant that has been single-valued since birth and that no consumer reads. All four importers read only agentName, name, or path. - readSkillDirectoryNames, a character-for-character copy of the exported readSkillsDirectoryEntries. afd0213 (#317) moved the other walkers onto that primitive; this one was missed. - listAgentLocalSkillSources, a Promise.all wrapper with one caller. - resolveLocalSkillSourceSortKey, `return source.agentName;`, the residue of a composite kind+agentName key. Sort order is unchanged: the comparator already fell through to agentName once names tied.
…ster listCanonicalSkills was generic over T with an injected inspect callback and a configurable failure message, and had exactly one instantiation: listCanonicalRegistrySkills, itself called once. The extension point dates from when local skills had a canonical form too; that concept was removed and no second owner ever arrived. Inline it. The filesystem reads, the warn-and-skip behavior on a per-entry inspection failure, and the returned rows are unchanged; the failure message becomes the literal it always was.
…count ownedInstallVersionLocks kept a full copy of every lock file's contents alongside its reference count, and the copy existed to feed InstallVersionLockHandle.data. Nothing read that field. Nothing called the handle's closeSync either, so releaseInstallVersionLockSync had no caller: the install lock's only exit path is the async close() in core's finally block. With the payload gone the map holds a bare count, which removes both "expected to own"/"expected existing lock data" invariant throws along with the state that made them reachable. The lock file on disk stays the single record of who owns the lock. ActiveVersionMarkerHandle keeps both members: core.ts calls markerHandle.closeSync() on the exit path, and lock.test.ts asserts on marker.data, which is a more direct check than re-reading the file.
fetchLatestCliReleaseVersion took a parseVersion callback defaulting to a lenient schema, and both production callers passed the semver schema instead. The lenient parser had no production reach at all: the CLI contract demands semver in both directions, so a leniently parsed value could only travel as far as the next guard and throw there. Parse with the semver schema unconditionally. The lenient schema, the lenient parser, and the injection point go; the semver parser becomes module-private. update-notifier's fetchLatestReleaseVersion existed only to supply the option, so it is inlined into its single caller.
LocalizedHelp overrode optionDescription to render choices, default, preset and env-var labels for options. CliOptionDefinition declares none of those, and the adapter constructs an Option from flags and a description only, so the whole override was unreachable by construction. The same applies to the defaultValue branch on the argument side: createArgument sets argChoices and nothing else. Choices are the only extra info the CLI contract can express, and they only reach arguments. Keep that one branch, inline it, and delete formatHelpDescription along with the three now-dead i18n keys. Verified `oo --help`, `oo config get --help` and `oo completion --help` under --lang en and --lang zh: unchanged, and the Chinese run still renders 可选值 for argument choices.
reclaimExpiredTelemetryLeases nulled out leases whose deadline had passed, and ran immediately before leaseReadyTelemetryRows with the same nowMs. Both the select and the lease-taking update already carry "(lease_until_ms IS NULL OR lease_until_ms <= $nowMs)", so no query can tell a nulled lease from an expired one: the pass could not change which rows the very next statement claimed. telemetry_events_lease_idx existed only to serve that UPDATE - the ready query is served by telemetry_events_ready_idx on (available_at_ms, created_at_ms) - so it goes too, and new databases stop maintaining it on every insert and update. The lease column and both predicates stay: the lease itself is load-bearing across detached flusher subprocesses. Databases created by an earlier version keep the now-unused index; it is harmless and not worth a migration step.
createCliLogger kept a module-global counter, threw when a second logger was requested, and wrapped its whole body in a try/catch whose only job was to roll that counter back. run-cli.ts is the sole production caller and calls it once per invocation, so the guarded condition cannot arise there. It is also already handled elsewhere: RollingFileDestination's resolveLogFileName checks the directory for an existing file of the same session name and appends an incrementing counter, so a second logger in one process gets its own file rather than colliding. close() becomes the single fileDestination.end() it always was, and the test that existed to construct the impossible condition goes with it.
commanderCode travelled the whole width of the stack - declared on CliCommandFailedEvent and the onParseError event in the CLI observer protocol, produced twice by the commander adapter, stored on the invocation recorder, and returned by readOutcome as part of TelemetryCommandOutcome - and nothing ever read it. The payload builder touches outcome.parseErrorKind, exitCode and errorKey, never commanderCode. It was also a second encoding of the same fact: parseErrorKind already carries the commander failure in the low-cardinality form the telemetry rules require, while commanderCode was the raw library string. The adapter still branches on error.code where it needs to; it just no longer forwards it to an audience that does not exist.
parseProxyRequest validated with proxyRequestSchema and then returned `unknown`, so the telemetry three lines later had to re-probe the value it had just proved: hasProxyBody re-checked object-ness and key presence, and readProxyMethod re-checked that method was a string, falling back to a "unknown" branch the schema makes unreachable. Type both parseProxyRequest and buildConnectorProxyRequest as z.output<typeof proxyRequestSchema> and read the fields directly. has_body keeps its value on every reachable input: the two construction paths both go through JSON, so a present-but-undefined body - the only case where key presence and `!== undefined` disagree - cannot occur.
connectorActionMetadataSchema declared followUpActions, id, providerPermissions and requiredScopes. No production code reads any of them: the schema cache stores the metadata, `oo connector schema` renders the parts it names, and none of these four is among them. The schema is .passthrough(), so backend values for these keys still flow into the cache exactly as before. What goes away is the two .default([]) injections and the type-level validation of fields nobody consumes - validation that could reject an otherwise usable metadata response over a field the CLI ignores. One test expectation changes accordingly: a cached entry no longer carries the injected empty providerPermissions/requiredScopes arrays when the backend omitted them.
The two command definitions were byte-identical apart from the import depth and their two help-text keys: same argument, same options, same output mode, same input schema, same handler body. `oo search` became a copy in b861d8a, which removed package search and left the top-level command searching only connector actions. Spread the connector definition and override the two keys. The distinct help text is deliberate and stays: `commands.search.*` addresses a reader who has not navigated into the connector group. Both commands stay registered and documented, so nothing user-visible changes. The five `oo search` CLI tests and their snapshot are kept on purpose: they exercise a separate registration path, and they are what would catch a broken spread.
The sqlite upload store and the sidecar download session store each re-checked records that reach them fully typed and already validated upstream: - FileUploadRecord: id is Bun.randomUUIDv7(), fileSize is a stat() size already capped at 500 MiB, the timestamps are Date.now()-derived, and downloadUrl passed both a zod min(1) schema and new URL(x).href, which cannot yield a blank string. - The download session key and record are built from a parsed URL, a resolved absolute path, a generated id and a sanitized base name. The real trust boundary is the READ path, and that is guarded by sidecarDownloadSessionSchema plus isSafeTempFileName, both strictly stronger than the write-path checks and both untouched here. Kept deliberately: - validateLimit. parsePositiveIntegerOption checks Number.isInteger, not isSafeInteger, so `--limit 1e16` reaches the store as a non-safe integer; this is the real boundary, now commented and pinned by a test. - validateDownloadSessionId, reached through resolveSessionFilePath, which saveDownloadSession still calls before building any path. That line is now marked load-bearing so a reorder cannot silently open a traversal. timestamps.ts had no remaining consumer and is deleted. One user-visible change, a strict improvement: uploading a file whose name is only whitespace used to complete the network upload and then fail with an internal error, leaving no record for `oo file list` or `oo file cleanup`. It now persists and prints normally.
sqlite-utils.ts and sqlite-cache.ts each listed the same eight recoverable SQLite codes, and the two had drifted in how they matched: the store compared exactly, the cache also accepted the extended SQLITE_X_* families. That drift was load-bearing. An extended-code checkpoint failure - SQLITE_IOERR_FSYNC, SQLITE_READONLY_DIRECTORY, SQLITE_CANTOPEN_ISDIR - was swallowed by the cache but escalated by the upload store, and run-cli closes that store in its finally for every command, so it turned a successful `oo file upload` into exit 1 with "Unexpected error" on stderr. Converge on the permissive family matcher in sqlite-utils.ts, and give closeSqliteDatabase a checkpoint-mode parameter so SqliteCacheStore.close delegates to it instead of repeating the persist-WAL / checkpoint / catch-recoverable / close shape. User-visible change, in the approved direction: the upload store now debug-logs an extended-code checkpoint failure and leaves the exit code alone, matching the cache and matching what the plain codes already did. Non-recoverable codes still escalate to exit 1, pinned by the untouched run-cli cleanup tests. The upload store's checkpoint-skip log record gains sqliteErrorCode and renames its field from `error` to `err`, which brings it under the serializer the URL sanitization policy requires. New sqlite-utils.test.ts pins all of it - in particular the checkpoint mode, which the existing "truncates wal sidecar files on close" test does NOT protect: with PERSIST_WAL cleared the sidecars vanish under PASSIVE, TRUNCATE and no checkpoint alike.
Three sites decided whether a bundled skill publication may overwrite what is at a path, each with its own hand-written condition list, and they had drifted. #337 taught the install and canonical paths that an empty directory holds no skill and is reclaimable like a missing one; startup synchronization never learned it. Its gate asked `kind !== "missing" && metadata === undefined`, so a directory left empty by an install interrupted between mkdir and the file copy was skipped forever, logging "target is not managed by oo" on every single `oo` invocation, and the skill was never installed for that host until the user ran `oo skills install` by hand. Move the rule into skill-directory-state.ts, which CONTEXT.md already names as the owner of "what is at this skill directory path", as isBundledSkillDirectoryWritable(state, { reclaimNonDirectory }). The one policy the callers genuinely disagree on becomes that named parameter instead of a silent difference: an explicit publication reclaims a regular file occupying the path, startup synchronization never does, because it runs unasked on every invocation and must not delete a file the user never pointed it at. Everything else is unchanged and now pinned: unmanaged directories, registry skills and local skills are still refused everywhere, and a stale symlinked bundled publication is still oo's to replace. The registry twin in the same file keeps its own gate; folding it in is a separate behavior change and belongs in its own pass. Tests: a truth table over every SkillDirectoryState kind under both policies; a CLI test for the empty target, which fails against the old gate and passes against the new one; and CLI tests for both halves of reclaimNonDirectory, neither of which had any coverage.
`oo update` carried a shortcut branch that re-derived "already at the latest version, reuse what is installed" - a decision materializeTargetVersion already owns - and then produced the same up-to-date output the core route produces. The two routes had drifted: the shortcut skipped entrypoint verification, stale-version cleanup, and the legacy package-manager uninstall that docs/commands.md promises after every successful update. Delete the branch and hand the decision over as `forceReinstall: latestVersion !== context.version`. The shortcut was not pure duplication, and this is the part worth reading. Its gate, isManagedVersionExecutableInstalled, was stat + isFile + access(X_OK); the core route's gate is pathExists, which returns true for a directory and for a non-executable file. Deleting the strict gate outright would let `oo update` reuse a corrupt version slot and then activate it - activateUnixEntrypoint symlinks the entrypoint at it and verifyInstalledEntrypoint passes, because it only compares realpaths - leaving exit 0, "Already up to date", and a bricked entrypoint with no in-CLI repair route. That regression is what dd7ead8 fixed. So the gate moves rather than dies: it becomes isExecutableFile in shared/fs-utils.ts, the strict sibling of pathExists, and materializeTargetVersion uses it. That closes the same latent hole on `oo install <version>` without --force, which shared the weak gate. User-visible: a package-manager install already at the latest version no longer re-downloads the binary; it reuses the materialized managed one, and `oo install --force` remains the documented forced-repair route. stdout and exit code are unchanged in the success case. The same-version path now also runs entrypoint verification, cleanup, and the legacy npm uninstall, which makes the documented cleanup behavior uniform. No doc change is needed: neither commands.md nor commands.zh-CN.md claimed a forced re-download. Note for review: `force: true` is still recorded unconditionally at the top of the handler, before latestVersion is known. It was already inaccurate on the shortcut path, which reinstalled nothing; making it accurate would change emitted values for real installs and belongs in its own change.
7a128b2 moved `oo skills list` onto collectSkillsInfoInventory; list.ts now imports only skillListSourceValues from managed-skill-listings.ts. The test file kept the old name and the old describe title, so it sat next to list.ts claiming to cover a command that no longer calls it. Rename it to managed-skill-listings.test.ts and retitle the describe. Also drop the export on readManagedSkillListSource, which has no consumer outside its own module. Deliberately NOT removed, having checked: the item source field, the host name, and the three comparators. The audit flagged them as display machinery for a list nothing renders, but `oo uninstall` does render it - writeUninstallPlan prints plan.immediate in order for the dry-run preview and the confirmation - and the comparators are what make that output deterministic and grouped. Removing them would replace an ordered preview with raw readdir order, which moves complexity into the user's terminal rather than out of the code.
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WalkthroughThis pull request consolidates shared filesystem, SQLite, table-rendering, filtering, and update utilities. It removes obsolete public methods, exports, and telemetry fields. Skill synchronization now handles empty directories and selected non-directory targets through centralized state checks. Self-update validates executable targets before reuse. Release metadata requires semver. Catalog tests now check locale parity and source references. Documentation reflects the updated skill synchronization rules. Possibly related PRs
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR currently allows a stalled package response body to outlive its configured request timeout, which can leave package operations hanging, and the fallback-path test concern remains open. Merge should wait for the timeout handling fix or explicit owner acceptance. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@src/adapters/store/sqlite-utils.test.ts`:
- Line 8: Update the storeFilePath fixture to use the platform-independent
temporary-directory value from tmpdir() combined with join(), preserving the
existing store.sqlite filename and avoiding hardcoded POSIX separators.
In `@src/application/commands/skills/managed-skill-agents.ts`:
- Around line 195-199: Update the JSDoc above the agent-resolution logic to
accurately state that unsupported --agent values propagate the invalidAgent
error from parseManagedSkillAgentOption, while only missing values trigger
agentRequired; leave the implementation unchanged.
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- Around line 94-96: Update the consumer-scan exclusion logic near the existing
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Switching the interpolation loop from `split().join()` to `replaceAll` in 1cc5358 changed more than the idiom. A plain replacement string is not literal: `replaceAll` runs it through GetSubstitution, so `$&`, "$`", `$'` and `$$` inside a caller's value expand against the matched placeholder. A value of `$&` rendered as `{endpoint}`, the very placeholder it was meant to fill, and `$$` collapsed to `$`. Pass a replacer function instead. Its return value is used verbatim, so the value survives whatever characters it contains, and the idiom the rule asks for is kept. The new translator test pins it, and fails against the plain-string form. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
The unreferenced-key guard added in f2e52bd excluded _catalog.ts_ from the consumer scan but not its own test file, so the test could supply a key's only "consumer" two ways. Its first case quotes keys such as `auth.account.loggedIn` directly, and its own documentation spells out ``skills.info.kind.${skill.kind}``, which `collectTemplateLiteralPrefixes` reads as a live dynamic prefix and credits to every `skills.info.kind.*` key. Either path lets an orphaned key stay hidden behind the guard meant to find it. Exclude the test file too. The guard still passes, which confirms no key was leaning on it: every one of them has a real consumer in _src/_ or _contrib/_. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
The fixture path added in dc30a1a was a literal POSIX string. Nothing reads it from disk, the stub database performs no IO and the path only travels into the log fields, but CODE_QUALITY_RULES.md draws the line at assuming POSIX separators anywhere, tests included. Compose it with `tmpdir()` and `join()`, and say in a comment why it is never touched. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
The doc comment written in 1f1b948 claimed a missing value and an unsupported one both raise `agentRequired`. They do not: `parseManagedSkillAgentOption` throws the caller's `invalidAgent` for a value it does not recognize, before the second check is reached. Say what each input actually raises, and name the remaining undefined check as the type narrowing it is, since the option parser only returns undefined for an undefined input. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
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The third test claimed to cover the English fallback and then asserted a direct Chinese translation, which never reaches that branch. Split it into the two paths it does exercise, and assert both locales in each. The English fallback itself stays untested on purpose, with the reason recorded next to it: the "both locales declare the same key set" test makes an English-only key impossible to ship, so nothing can drive `messageCatalog[locale][key]` to undefined for a key the catalog holds. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
This reverts commit 50fc57f8a1c4cea82c1fc76eb46d4b5be13e4d16. The two forms are not equivalent, and the difference is the reason the hand-rolled one was written. `AbortSignal.timeout` returns an unref'd timer: it does not hold the event loop open. Measured under this repo's bun, a script whose only pending work is `AbortSignal.timeout(400)` exits without ever firing the abort, while the `AbortController` plus `setTimeout` form fires at 401ms. All three reverted call sites are awaited by tests whose mocked fetcher settles only when the signal aborts, so an abort that never fires is a test that never returns. self-update/core.ts already carried a comment saying these timers must stay referenced for exactly that reason, and the audit that produced 50fc57f flagged the risk and then set it aside because the suite passed on macOS. It does not reproduce there deterministically: whether the unref'd timer fires depends on whether anything else happens to be holding the loop open. The Windows CI job on this branch hangs in its Test step for over twenty minutes against a two-minute baseline on every other PR today, which is what prompted the recheck. Record the requirement next to the restored timer so the cut is not made again. connector/login.ts keeps its AbortSignal.timeout: it predates this branch and no test drives its ten-second deadline to fire. Signed-off-by: Kevin Cui <bh@bugs.cc>
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requestSkillPackagePublishclears the timer before it awaitsresponse.text(). If the response body stalls,requestTimeoutMsno longer bounds the publish operation. Consume the body before clearing the timer, or keep the timer active until body consumption completes. Add a regression test for a response whose body never closes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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An entropy audit of the repository turned up code that no longer carries weight: catalog keys whose callers were deleted by earlier refactors, port members nothing calls, hand-rolled helpers the runtime already provides, and the same logic written out two or three times. This branch removes it, one reviewable commit per finding, and leaves the production tree about 750 lines lighter.
knip --productionwas already clean, so none of this is plain dead code. Each cut is backed by a search for the symbol, for its dynamic and template-literal construction, and for its history, and each commit message records that evidence.Duplication collapsed.
dedupePreserveOrderexisted three times and is now[...new Set(x)].oo team listandoo connector appseach carried a copy of the same column-aligned table renderer, now shared asformatTextTable.oo searchwas a byte-identical copy ofoo connector searchand is now derived from it. Two registries of recoverable SQLite error codes became one, as didselectExportSkillsandapplyInstallSkillFilter, the two copies ofresolveRegistryPackageTarballPackageName, and the two required---agentparsers.Hand-rolled infrastructure retired. display-width.ts was an East Asian width table that
Bun.stringWidthalready covers, more correctly, and three request paths hand-built whatAbortSignal.timeoutprovides.Unconsumed surface removed.
getFilePathon four store ports,findDownloadSession,Translator.resolveLocale,InstallationDetection.confidenceand.source,commanderCode, four connector action metadata fields, and 21 i18n keys across both locales. The catalog test's hand-maintained sixty-entry removed-key list is replaced by a guard that derives the answer from the source tree, so this class of rot cannot rebuild.Four behavior changes need a reviewer's eye:
oo updatenow runs one install route. A package-manager install already at the latest version reuses the materialized managed binary instead of re-downloading it, and the same-version path gains entrypoint verification, stale-version cleanup, and the legacy npm cleanup the docs already promised.oo install --forceremains the forced-repair route. The strict executable check that guarded the deleted shortcut was not dropped, it moved intomaterializeTargetVersionasisExecutableFile, which also closes the same hole onoo install <version>.mkdirand the file copy leaves behind, logged "target is not managed by oo" on every single invocation.oo file uploadinto exit 1. The cache store already swallowed this class of failure and the upload store now matches it.One audit finding was rejected on inspection, and the last commit records why. The comparators in managed-skill-listings.ts looked like display machinery for a list nothing renders, but
oo uninstalldoes render it, and removing them would have traded a deterministic preview for rawreaddirorder.Every commit was gated on
bun run lint:fix,bun run ts-check,bun run knip, andbun run test. The suite carries one pre-existing failure on macOS,npm-packages > compiled binary installs bundled skills to stable file paths, which is the known bun 1.4.0--compilesigning regression and is unrelated to this branch.