fix: make error type guards work across duplicated class copies - #678
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`isCommandNotFoundError` and `isArgsValidationError` use `instanceof`, which cannot match an error thrown by `gunshi` when the guard is imported from `@gunshi/plugin`: that package is built with `noExternal: ['gunshi/plugin']` and has no runtime dependency on `gunshi`, so it ships its own copy of the error classes. Both guards therefore always return `false` for every plugin outside the `gunshi` bundle, which silently disables `@gunshi/plugin-suggestion` entirely. Keeps `instanceof` as the fast path and adds a structural fallback on the `name` brand both constructors set. `isArgsValidationError` is now exported from `./error.ts` rather than re-exported straight from `args-tokens`, so consumers of `gunshi` and `gunshi/plugin` get the resilient version.
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In `@packages/gunshi/src/error.test.ts`:
- Line 39: Update the CommandNotFoundError test fixtures at the affected
locations to use a non-dictionary invalid command such as unknown-command
instead of lod, preserving the tests’ intended not-found behavior.
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Fix the failing typo-check fixture values.
lod fails the repository typo check on each listed line. Use a non-dictionary invalid command such as unknown-command, or add an explicit typo-check exception if this spelling is required for the test.
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- const error = new CommandNotFoundError('not found', { commandName: 'lod' })
+ const error = new CommandNotFoundError('not found', { commandName: 'unknown-command' })
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- const error = new DuplicatedCommandNotFoundError('not found', 'lod', ['load'])
+ const error = new DuplicatedCommandNotFoundError('not found', 'unknown-command', ['load'])
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- new DuplicatedCommandNotFoundError('not found', 'lod', ['load'])
+ new DuplicatedCommandNotFoundError('not found', 'unknown-command', ['load'])Also applies to: 44-44, 92-92
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[error] 39-39: Typos check failed: lod should be load.
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[error] 39-39: Typos check failed in './typos .': lod should be load.
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[warning] 39-39:
"lod" should be "load".
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In `@packages/gunshi/src/error.test.ts` at line 39, Update the
CommandNotFoundError test fixtures at the affected locations to use a
non-dictionary invalid command such as unknown-command instead of lod,
preserving the tests’ intended not-found behavior.
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…ests Matches the existing `alow` entry: `lod` is test data standing in for a mistyped command name, not a typo in prose.
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…or the same way Replaces the hand-rolled strict-flags plugin with gunshi's built-in `strict: true`, added in 0.36.0 in response to our own upstream request. Core derives the accepted names from the real arg schema, so it cannot drift from the parser the way our plugin could: `buildKnownFlags` accepted both the camelCase and kebab-case spelling of every arg regardless of `toKebab`, so a camelCase arg would have let `--that-flag` through while gunshi silently dropped its value. That is the exact bug the plugin existed to catch. Every live varlock option is declared kebab-case today, so nothing was broken in practice. Also fixes two pre-existing problems with argument errors, since suppressing gunshi's renderer is needed to keep our own formatting: - they were written to stdout via `ctx.log`, which corrupts the output of `varlock load` - a bad option value (`varlock load --format=nope`) printed a raw AggregateError stack trace, and an unknown subcommand printed gunshi's message followed by ours Unknown flags, unknown subcommands, and bad option values now all produce one varlock error block on stderr. Unknown subcommands gain a "did you mean" suggestion, using the candidate list core started exposing in 0.36.0. Suggestion matching is duck-typed rather than using the `isArgsValidationError` guard, which cannot work across package boundaries (kazupon/gunshi#678).
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…or the same way Replaces the hand-rolled strict-flags plugin with gunshi's built-in `strict: true`, added in 0.36.0 in response to our own upstream request. Core derives the accepted names from the real arg schema, so it cannot drift from the parser the way our plugin could: `buildKnownFlags` accepted both the camelCase and kebab-case spelling of every arg regardless of `toKebab`, so a camelCase arg would have let `--that-flag` through while gunshi silently dropped its value. That is the exact bug the plugin existed to catch. Every live varlock option is declared kebab-case today, so nothing was broken in practice. Also fixes two pre-existing problems with argument errors, since suppressing gunshi's renderer is needed to keep our own formatting: - they were written to stdout via `ctx.log`, which corrupts the output of `varlock load` - a bad option value (`varlock load --format=nope`) printed a raw AggregateError stack trace, and an unknown subcommand printed gunshi's message followed by ours Unknown flags, unknown subcommands, and bad option values now all produce one varlock error block on stderr. Unknown subcommands gain a "did you mean" suggestion, using the candidate list core started exposing in 0.36.0. Suggestion matching is duck-typed rather than using the `isArgsValidationError` guard, which cannot work across package boundaries (kazupon/gunshi#678).
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…y, adopt gunshi strict validation (#1023) * fix(telemetry): track subcommands via a gunshi plugin, split schema usage into its own event Nested subcommands needed a manual trackCommand() call in every verb, since gunshi dispatches straight to the leaf and bypasses the buildLazyCommand wrapper. All ten `proxy` verbs were missed that way until #1020 added them by hand. A gunshi command decorator wraps whatever gunshi resolved, at any depth, and reads the full path off ctx.commandPath, so a new subcommand is tracked the moment it is registered. The 16 manual calls in proxy/cache/keychain are gone, as is the tracking half of buildLazyCommand. `complete` is skipped so shell tab-presses are not counted, and --help/--version still short-circuit before the decorator. The command event now fires at the start of the run rather than in a `finally`. That was only possible by moving the schema/plugin usage data (plugins, features, graph_loaded, error_code) onto a separate `cli_schema_loaded` event, since that data is not final until the command has run. Long-running commands are now counted at launch instead of only when their child exits, so `varlock run -- next dev` and `varlock proxy run -- claude` stop being undercounted. The schema event is sent from the exit hook, keeping the classification late enough that resolution_error and validation_error stay reachable, and again when a reload supersedes the graph, so `proxy start` policy hot-swaps become visible. Both events carry a random per-process invocation_id so the two halves of one run can be joined. * chore(deps): upgrade gunshi to 0.37.1 Bumps gunshi, @gunshi/plugin-completion, and @gunshi/plugin-i18n together, since plugin-completion pins the i18n plugin to an exact matching version. No source changes needed: the plugin API (decorateCommand), ctx.commandPath, and subcommand resolution are all unchanged across 0.35 -> 0.37. * fix(cli): use gunshi's strict arg validation and format every arg error the same way Replaces the hand-rolled strict-flags plugin with gunshi's built-in `strict: true`, added in 0.36.0 in response to our own upstream request. Core derives the accepted names from the real arg schema, so it cannot drift from the parser the way our plugin could: `buildKnownFlags` accepted both the camelCase and kebab-case spelling of every arg regardless of `toKebab`, so a camelCase arg would have let `--that-flag` through while gunshi silently dropped its value. That is the exact bug the plugin existed to catch. Every live varlock option is declared kebab-case today, so nothing was broken in practice. Also fixes two pre-existing problems with argument errors, since suppressing gunshi's renderer is needed to keep our own formatting: - they were written to stdout via `ctx.log`, which corrupts the output of `varlock load` - a bad option value (`varlock load --format=nope`) printed a raw AggregateError stack trace, and an unknown subcommand printed gunshi's message followed by ours Unknown flags, unknown subcommands, and bad option values now all produce one varlock error block on stderr. Unknown subcommands gain a "did you mean" suggestion, using the candidate list core started exposing in 0.36.0. Suggestion matching is duck-typed rather than using the `isArgsValidationError` guard, which cannot work across package boundaries (kazupon/gunshi#678). * fix(cli): suggest nested subcommands under their parent path `varlock proxy strat` suggested `varlock start`, which does not exist. The lookup fails under a parent path, so a bare candidate is not runnable on its own. Use the `commandPath` the error carries for both the suggestion and the help pointer, so `varlock proxy strat` now suggests `varlock proxy start` and points at `varlock proxy --help`. Also filters gunshi's `(anonymous)` entry-command placeholder out of the candidate list, so it can never be offered as a suggestion. * refactor(cli): rename validation-errors to arg-errors `validation-errors` collided with the env-graph's own ValidationError, which is about config item values failing their schema and is part of the public API. This module is about the CLI arguments themselves, so name it for that. `isArgValidationError` becomes `isArgError` for the same reason.
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Could we validate the property values here rather than only checking that the keys exist?
For example, this currently passes the guard:
Object.assign(new Error('bad'), {
name: 'CommandNotFoundError',
commandName: 'x',
candidates: undefined
})isCommandNotFoundError returns true, but plugin-suggestion then accesses error.candidates.length and throws. Since this function is also exposed as a TypeScript type predicate, returning true should guarantee the expected runtime shape.
At minimum, could we check typeof commandName === 'string' and Array.isArray(candidates), and apply equivalent type checks to code and values in isArgsValidationError?
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Description
@gunshi/plugin-suggestionnever emits a suggestion. Neither of its two features works: unknown-option hints or command-not-found hints.The cause is not in that package.
isCommandNotFoundErrorandisArgsValidationErrorareinstanceofchecks, and@gunshi/pluginis built withnoExternal: ['gunshi/plugin']and no runtime dependency ongunshi, so it ships its own copy of the error classes. An error thrown bygunshiis therefore never an instance of the class a plugin imports:Reproduced on a clean
npm installofgunshi@0.37.1+@gunshi/plugin-suggestion@0.37.1+@gunshi/plugin-i18n@0.37.1with a fully deduped tree:The renderer decorator does run and the error carries everything needed; the guard inside
getUnknownOptionSuggestionInputis what rejects it.This affects any plugin outside the
gunshibundle that uses these guards, not justplugin-suggestion. Insidegunshithe classes are a single copy (plugin-renderer,plugin-global,plugin-i18nare inlined vianoExternal), which is why core's own rendering is unaffected and the bug is invisible from within the repo.Approach
I kept the packaging as-is rather than making
gunshia runtime dependency of@gunshi/plugin, since the inlining looks deliberate.instanceofstays as the fast path, with a structural fallback on thenamebrand both constructors already set.isArgsValidationErrornow comes from./error.tsinstead of being re-exported straight fromargs-tokens, sogunshiandgunshi/pluginconsumers get the resilient version.ArgsValidationErroritself is still re-exported fromargs-tokensunchanged. No change is needed inargs-tokens.Happy to switch to the structural fix (sharing one copy of the classes) instead if you'd prefer that — it's your packaging call, and this seemed like the least invasive way to fix it.
Verification
packages/gunshi/src/error.test.tscovers both guards andhasPriorityValidationErroragainst stand-ins for the duplicated copies. 6 of the 8 fail onmainand pass with this change.pnpm test(43 files, 497 tests, no type errors),pnpm lint, andpnpm buildall pass.End-to-end against packed tarballs of the built packages, same clean-install setup as the repro above:
Linked Issues
Follow-up to #611 / #616.
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