New testtttt #1475
New testtttt #1475
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates several configurations related to dependency installation and build processes. In the CircleCI configuration, the command now installs dependencies using Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Husky
participant Shell
participant pnpm
participant npx
Husky->>Shell: Execute pre-push script
Shell->>Husky: Check if 'pnpm' is in PATH
alt 'pnpm' available
Husky->>pnpm: Run "pnpm fix"
else 'pnpm' unavailable
Husky->>Shell: Check for "pnpm.cjs" in global path
alt "pnpm.cjs" exists
Husky->>pnpm: Execute "pnpm.cjs fix"
else "pnpm.cjs" not found
Husky->>Shell: Check if 'npx' is available
alt 'npx' available
Husky->>npx: Run "pnpm fix" using npx
else
Husky->>Husky: Output warning, continue without fix
end
end
end
sequenceDiagram
participant Netlify as "Netlify Build System"
participant Shell
Netlify->>Shell: Run "pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile && pnpm build"
Shell-->>Netlify: Install dependencies & build project
Netlify->>Netlify: Publish output from ".next" directory
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.circleci/config.yml (1)
47-47:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider the implications of using
--no-frozen-lockfileUsing
--no-frozen-lockfileallows dependency updates during installation, which might lead to inconsistent builds across environments. This could introduce subtle bugs or compatibility issues.Consider the following alternatives:
- Use
--frozen-lockfileto ensure consistent dependencies- Document why this flag is necessary for your CI environment
- Add a step to commit any lockfile changes back to the repository
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if the same flag is used consistently across the project echo "Checking for consistency of lockfile flags across configuration files:" grep -r "no-frozen-lockfile" --include="*.yml" --include="*.toml" --include="*.json" .Length of output: 465
Revisit the use of
--no-frozen-lockfileacross CI configurationsThe output confirms that this flag is applied consistently in both
.circleci/config.ymlandnetlify.toml. However, using--no-frozen-lockfilecan allow dependency updates during installation, which may lead to inconsistent builds across environments. Please consider the following:
- Verify that this behavior is intentional. If so, document why the flag is necessary in your CI configuration.
- If dependency consistency is preferred, consider switching to
--frozen-lockfileto lock dependencies during installation.- Alternatively, add a step to automatically commit any lockfile changes to help track unexpected dependency updates.
package.json (1)
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Check the impact of removing breadcrumbs from the fix script
The
pnpm breadcrumbscommand has been removed from the fix script. This might affect the automatic generation of breadcrumb navigation in your documentation.Ensure this removal is intentional and verify that breadcrumbs are still being properly generated through another process.
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#!/bin/bash # Check how breadcrumbs are being generated in the codebase echo "Searching for breadcrumb references in other scripts:" grep -r "breadcrumbs" --include="*.json" --include="*.js" --include="*.ts" . echo -e "\nChecking if breadcrumbs are executed in other workflows:" grep -r "breadcrumbs" --include="*.yml" --include="*.sh" .Length of output: 1195
Breadcrumbs generation remains intact
After verifying the repository, here are the findings:
- The
package.jsonstill includes the"breadcrumbs"and"check-breadcrumbs"scripts, which invoke breadcrumb generation via the TypeScript utility scripts in the/utilsfolder.- The utilities (
utils/create-breadcrumbs.tsandutils/breadcrumbs.ts) confirm that breadcrumb creation and error-checking processes are in place.- The CI configuration (
.circleci/config.yml) also explicitly runspnpm check-breadcrumbsas part of its workflow.Based on these observations, the removal of
pnpm breadcrumbsfrom the"fix"script appears intentional and does not impact the overall generation process..husky/pre-push (1)
2-16: Good improvement to the pre-push script robustnessThe enhanced script now properly handles different pnpm availability scenarios, making it more robust across different development environments. The fallback mechanisms ensure that fixes are applied consistently when possible.
The non-blocking approach (exiting with code 0 when pnpm isn't found) is a reasonable compromise that prevents blocking developers from pushing their changes.
netlify.toml (1)
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Make sure the build output directory is correct
You've specified
.nextas the publish directory. Verify this is the correct output directory for your Next.js application in Netlify's environment.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check for Next.js configuration to confirm output directory echo "Checking Next.js configuration files:" grep -r "output" --include="next.config.*" . echo -e "\nChecking if there are references to other output directories:" grep -r "distDir\|outDir" --include="next.config.*" .Length of output: 324
Action Required: Confirm Next.js Build Output Directory
It appears that the initial script didn’t yield any output. This likely means that your Next.js configuration isn’t overriding the default build output directory. However, since no explicit evidence was returned for a custom setting, please verify manually (or run an additional check) that no
distDir(or similar) is configured in your Next.js configuration file.
- Confirm that your repository contains a
next.config.js(or similar) and that it does not specify a custom output directory (e.g. via adistDirproperty).- If no custom directory is set, the default output directory of
.nextfor Next.js is appropriate for Netlify.
| NODE_VERSION = "20.11.0" | ||
| NPM_FLAGS = "--no-frozen-lockfile" |
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Ensure consistent Node version across environments
The specified Node version (20.11.0) should be consistent with other environments. Also, the NPM_FLAGS setting with --no-frozen-lockfile aligns with the CircleCI configuration, which is good for consistency.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for Node version specifications across different configuration files
echo "Checking Node version specifications:"
grep -r "node" --include="*.yml" --include="*.json" --include="Dockerfile" . | grep -E "version|image"Length of output: 284
Align Node Versions Between Netlify and CircleCI
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File: netlify.toml (Lines 6-7)
The configuration currently specifies:NODE_VERSION = "20.11.0" NPM_FLAGS = "--no-frozen-lockfile" -
File: .circleci/config.yml
The Node image is set as:- image: cimg/node:20.11.1 # Prebuilt CircleCI image for Node.js 20.x
To ensure consistency across environments, please update the Node version in netlify.toml to match the version used in the CircleCI configuration (i.e., update from "20.11.0" to "20.11.1"), unless there is a specific reason for the discrepancy.
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