feat: migrate eslint from v8 to v10 with flat config#106
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Closes #96 - Bump eslint from ^8.56.0 to ^10.3.0 - Replace @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin + @typescript-eslint/parser with unified typescript-eslint ^8.59.4 - Add @eslint/js ^10.0.1 for js.configs.recommended - Migrate from legacy .eslintrc.json to flat config eslint.config.js - Remove .eslintrc.json (no longer supported by ESLint v10) - Lint rules preserved: no-console, no-unused-vars, no-explicit-any Validation: - eslint src/ passes (15 pre-existing warnings, 0 errors) - tsc --noEmit passes - npm test: 11/12 suites pass (pre-existing request_helpers failure)
…of OS permissions
The test previously used a file with 0000 permissions to trigger a file
open error, but this fails when running as root (e.g., in CI containers)
because root can read any file regardless of permissions. This caused:
panic: runtime error: index out of range [0] with length 0
at ts_parser_test.go:60 — errs[0] on an empty slice
Fix by using a non-existent file path instead, which works reliably on
every OS and permission configuration. The assertion is also guarded
with the same if+assert.Len pattern used in go_parser_test.go and
py_parser_test.go.
…seTSXFile error return - Fix TestParseTSXFile_UnreadableFile: use non-existent path instead of 0000 permissions (root can bypass permissions in CI containers) - Fix parseTSXFile: return AnnotationError when os.Open fails instead of silently returning nil (consistent with parseTSFile, parseGoFile, parsePyFile) - Remove unused require import from test file
- Replace jest.spyOn with runInRequestContext wrapper in request_helpers tests - Switch from wildcard import to named imports in index-methods tests - Remove duplicate test cases in index-methods tests - Migrate jest.config.cjs to modern ts-jest type (JestConfigWithTsJest) - Exclude src/mocks from coverage collection - Fill in AGENTS.md with project description, stack, commands, and conventions
- Implement Arrow codec (arrow.go, stream.go, selector.go) for efficient columnar serialization in IPC protocol - Add comprehensive tests for Arrow codec (arrow_test.go, selector_test.go) - Implement shared memory IPC transport (shm.go, mmap_unix.go) - Add opencode team configuration: agents, skills, commands, tools, themes, and resolver for AI-assisted development
…x v18 API - Add TransferConfig struct to domain/ipc for Arrow/shm/stream thresholds - Add TypeStreamStart/Chunk/End and TypeArrowData/SHM MessageType constants - Add github.com/apache/arrow/go/v18 dependency to go.mod - Fix arrow.go: use bytes.Buffer instead of memory.Buffer (not io.Writer), use memory.NewBufferBytes() instead of undefined BufferBytes(), remove reader.Close() not present in Arrow v18 - Fix arrow_test.go: use tolerant numeric comparison (fmt.Sprint) for int vs int64 type mismatches from Arrow serialisation
Coverage ReportGoPython |
Both 'vyx build' and 'vyx dev' commands used './core/cmd/vyx' as a relative filesystem path to build the core binary. When run from a project subdirectory (e.g., examples/hello-world/), this path doesn't exist because 'core/' is at the monorepo root, not inside the project. Fix: use the Go module path 'github.com/ElioNeto/vyx/core/cmd/vyx' which resolves correctly via the workspace (go.work) regardless of the current working directory.
CI environments (e.g., GitHub Actions) may not have full git history available, causing 'error obtaining VCS status' when Go tries to stamp the binary with VCS info. Adding -buildvcs=false disables this.
MAJOR: - dispatcher.go: remove context.Context field from receiveErrorConfig, use ctx parameter directly in handleReceiveError - dispatcher_circuit_test.go: delegate Receive() to ReceiveResponse() to eliminate duplicate implementation MINOR: - worker/index.ts: remove 7 unused imports (re-exports already handled via export ... from statements) - worker/dispatch.ts: replace deprecated Buffer.slice() with subarray() - coverage_internal_test.go: inline err declaration into if condition - manager_coverage_test.go: group consecutive same-type parameters (workerID, line string)
…dex.ts)
- loader_coverage_test.go: inline all single-use variable declarations
into conditions (loader := New → use expression directly)
- index.ts: replace export { X } from 'Y' with import + export { X }
block to eliminate 7 'unused import' SonarCloud violations
…o + fix index.ts barrel exports MAJOR Fixes: - startServicesConfig: remove Ctx context.Context field, pass ctx as first parameter to startServices(ctx, cfg) instead - spawnWorkerInstanceConfig: remove Ctx context.Context field, pass ctx as first parameter to spawnWorkerInstance(ctx, cfg) instead MINOR Fixes: - index.ts: replace explicit re-export block with export * from to eliminate 7 'unused import' SonarCloud violations
… tests + index.ts barrel exports - arrow.go: extract each buildColumn switch case into its own function (buildInt64Column, buildFloat64Column, etc.) to reduce cognitive complexity from 31 to below 15 - index-methods.test.ts: add expect().not.toThrow() assertions to 5 test cases that were missing assertions (worker.get/post/put/patch/del) - index.ts: add explicit import + export const _ with all re-exported symbols so SonarCloud counts them as used in expressions
…erall 90.7%) - stream.go: fix fmt.Sscanf JSON parsing bug -> use json.Unmarshal - stream_test.go: comprehensive tests for Splitter + Assembler - shm_test.go: Store tests (create, close, closeAll, error paths, data persistence) - message_test.go: add test cases for 5 new MessageType constants - arrow_test.go: add coverage for binary data, bool values, mixed numeric types, unsupported types, and invalid unmarshal targets (82.9%) Overall Go coverage: 90.7%
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Remove the sonarcloud job, sonar-project.properties config file, and related scripts (extract_sonar_report.py, wait_sonar_analysis.py) from the pipeline.
…on logger Issue #9 — Worker pools: - Wire pool.Manager into runServer(), setupLifecycleServices(), and setupDispatcher() so pools are created and used at runtime instead of passing nil Issue #10 — SIGUSR1 zero-downtime reload: - Add startSigUsr1Handler() that listens for SIGUSR1 and calls service.RestartAll() for graceful worker restart - Add RestartAll() method to lifecycle Service (drains in-flight requests before restarting each worker) Issue #53 — Python structured logging: - Create packages/python/vyx/logger.py with JSON structured logging (same format as Node.js worker) - Logger auto-injects req_id from AsyncLocalStorage (contextvars) - Export Logger class and singleton from vyx package - Fix .gitignore: /vyx instead of vyx to avoid hiding Python package
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