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  • Dependency Updates

    • Updated Node.js version from 20.15.1 to 20.18.1 across multiple projects
    • Updated PNPM package manager from version 9.10.0 to 9.15.1
    • Patched dependencies for @halfdomelabs/core-generators and @halfdomelabs/create-project
  • Project Configuration

    • Updated schema version from 7 to 8 in project definition
    • Modified .npmrc, .node-version, and .nvmrc files to reflect new Node.js version

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This pull request introduces version updates across multiple files and dependencies. The primary changes include upgrading Node.js from version 20.15.1 to 20.18.1 and updating the PNPM package manager from version 9.10.0 to 9.15.1. These updates are consistently applied across various project configuration files, including .node-version, .nvmrc, package.json, and project-specific configuration files. Additionally, some minor code modifications were made, such as adding an import statement in certain index.ts files and introducing a new error handling function in utility files.

Changes

File/Path Change Summary
.node-version, .nvmrc Node.js version updated from 20.15.1 to 20.18.1
package.json Updated package manager to PNPM 9.15.1, modified engines and volta sections
packages/core-generators/src/generators/node/node/index.ts Updated default nodeVersion and pnpmVersion in descriptor schema
packages/create-project/src/project-creator.ts Modified package.json generation with new package manager and version constraints
tests/simple/baseplate/project-definition.json Incremented schemaVersion from 7 to 8
tests/simple/**/package.json Updated Node.js and PNPM versions across multiple package configurations
tests/simple/**/src/index.ts Added import for ./instrument.js
tests/simple/**/src/utils/zod.ts Introduced handleZodRequestValidationError function

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Config as Project Configuration
    participant Node as Node.js
    participant PNPM as PNPM Package Manager

    Dev->>Config: Update Node.js version
    Config->>Node: Specify version 20.18.1
    Dev->>Config: Update PNPM version
    Config->>PNPM: Specify version 9.15.1
    Dev->>Config: Propagate changes across project files
    Config->>Node: Consistent version updates
    Config->>PNPM: Consistent version updates
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
tests/simple/packages/backend/src/utils/zod.ts (1)

18-27: Potential improvement: Ensure logging or additional context for non-Zod errors.
Currently, non-Zod errors are re-thrown without capturing or logging additional context. Depending on your application’s requirements, consider logging or augmenting the error message to help with debugging.

packages/core-generators/src/generators/node/node/index.ts (1)

26-27: Defaulting to newer Node and pnpm versions
The updated versions (nodeVersion: '20.18.1' and pnpmVersion: '9.15.1') help ensure new generator instances reflect the latest environment. Make sure all references to older Node versions are removed from your docs.

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🔇 Additional comments (10)
tests/simple/packages/backend/src/utils/zod.ts (2)

1-2: Imports look good and are clearly scoped.
These imports correctly reference the necessary error classes and third-party dependencies needed for Zod error handling. No issues spotted here.


4-17: Well-documented function purpose and usage.
The docstring comprehensively describes how this function interacts with Zod errors, clarifying the function’s intent and throw conditions. This improves maintainability and readability.

tests/simple/packages/backend/baseplate/.clean/src/utils/zod.ts (2)

1-2: Imports look correct and consistent.
These imports (ZodError and BadRequestError) clearly communicate the purpose of handling validation errors.


18-27: Solid error handling logic for Zod validations.
The function properly distinguishes between ZodError and non-Zod errors and throws a BadRequestError with helpful details when needed. Documentation is thorough, and the never return type clarifies that it will always throw.

packages/create-project/src/project-creator.ts (3)

69-69: Explicitly specifying packageManager
Adding "[email protected]" clarifies the exact package manager version used. This is a good practice to ensure reproducible installs.


71-72: Updated engines for Node and pnpm
Using "node": "^20.18.1" and "pnpm": "^9.15.1" is consistent with the project-wide upgrade. Verify downstream scripts are compatible with PNPM 9.15.1.


75-75: Volta Node version alignment
Ensuring the Volta-managed Node version is set to 20.18.1 maintains consistency across local development environments.

tests/simple/package.json (2)

20-21: Engine versions upgraded
Switching "node" to ^20.18.1 and "pnpm" to ^9.15.0 aligns with the updated environment. Confirm that all team members have these versions installed or managed via Volta.


24-24: Volta Node version synchronization
The volta.node version now matches the engine requirement (20.18.1). This helps keep all contributors on the same Node version.

tests/simple/packages/backend/package.json (1)

81-81: Fix PNPM version inconsistency and verify server-side compatibility.

  1. The PNPM version (^9.15.0) differs from the root package.json (^9.15.1). Consider updating for consistency.
  2. Given the Node.js upgrade, it's worth verifying compatibility with key server-side dependencies, especially:
    • Fastify and plugins
    • GraphQL tooling (Yoga, Pothos)
    • Prisma

Let's check the compatibility matrix:

Also applies to: 82-82, 85-85

✅ Verification successful

Let me verify the Fastify version requirements since the previous query returned null.


PNPM version mismatch needs attention, but dependencies are compatible

The version check reveals:

  • GraphQL Yoga requires Node.js >=18.0.0
  • Prisma Client requires Node.js >=16.13
  • Fastify v5.1.0 doesn't explicitly specify Node.js requirements, but it's known to be compatible with Node.js 20

Your server-side dependencies are compatible with Node.js 20.18.1. However:

  • Update the PNPM version from ^9.15.0 to ^9.15.1 to match the root package.json for consistency
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💡 Codebase verification

⚠️ Version inconsistencies detected across package.json files

The verification revealed several inconsistencies in version specifications across the monorepo:

  • Node.js version:
    • Most packages specify ^20.0.0
    • Some packages (simple-web, simple-backend, @halfdomelabs/test-simple) specify ^20.18.1
  • PNPM version:
    • Root specifies ^9.15.1
    • Some packages specify ^9.15.0
    • Many packages don't specify PNPM version at all
  • Volta Node.js version:
    • Only some packages have it set to 20.18.1
    • Most packages don't have it specified

Consider:

  1. Aligning Node.js version to ^20.18.1 across all packages
  2. Setting consistent PNPM version (^9.15.1) where applicable
  3. Adding Volta configuration where missing
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LGTM! Verify version consistency across the monorepo.

The version updates in the root package.json align with the PR objectives:

  • Node.js: 20.18.1
  • PNPM: 9.15.1

Let's verify version consistency across all package.json files:

Also applies to: 38-38, 41-41

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"engines": {
"node": "^20.15.1",
"pnpm": "^9.10.0"
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💡 Codebase verification

Update PNPM version to ^9.15.1 for consistency and all dependencies are compatible

  1. The PNPM version inconsistency is confirmed - the root package.json uses ^9.15.1 while all packages in the tests/simple directory use ^9.15.0. This should be updated for consistency.

  2. Regarding dependency compatibility with Node.js 20.18.1:

    • React (>=0.10.0): ✓ Compatible
    • Vite (^18.0.0 || >=20.0.0): ✓ Compatible
    • TypeScript (>=14.17): ✓ Compatible

All key dependencies are compatible with Node.js 20.18.1, so no compatibility issues are expected.

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Fix PNPM version inconsistency and verify dependency compatibility.

  1. The PNPM version (^9.15.0) differs from the root package.json (^9.15.1). Consider updating for consistency.
  2. Given the Node.js upgrade, it's worth verifying compatibility with key dependencies, especially:
    • React and related packages
    • Build tools (Vite, TypeScript)
    • GraphQL tooling

Let's check the compatibility matrix:

Also applies to: 82-82, 85-85


Let me verify the PNPM version inconsistency first.

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@kingston kingston merged commit 09243e5 into main Dec 28, 2024
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@kingston kingston deleted the kingston/eng-522-upgrade-node-from-20151-to-20181 branch December 28, 2024 08:29
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