scripts/check-env.ts shipped in v1.4.42 but only ran locally. A new
workflow runs pnpm check-env --file .env.production.example on every
push and PR against main/develop. Adds .env.production.example so a
contributor introducing a new required env var to the manifest must
update the example in the same PR, otherwise the workflow fails with
grep-friendly annotations naming every missing variable.
The example carries placeholder strings for every required group so
the presence check passes; optional groups are commented out so
operators can see the full surface without the workflow flagging
silent-disable patterns as failures.
The v1.4.42 docker-publish workflow shipped a stale package.json version
baked into the bundle because BuildKit reused the pnpm build layer
across the release tag bump -- the COPY . . layer key was content-stable
relative to the prior build, the layer was warm, and the runtime
/api/version read the cached package.json content instead of the new
tag.
Thread github.ref_name through as a NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_VERSION build-arg
from docker-publish.yml. The Dockerfile picks it up as an ARG/ENV in
both the builder and runner stages and bakes it into the build context.
src/app/api/version/route.ts now reads the env var first and falls
through to package.json only when unset (local pnpm dev). The build-arg
becomes part of the layer cache key, so every release tag invalidates
every downstream layer and the runtime version can never drift from
the tag the workflow ran on.
A misbehaving iOS client retrying a 422 in a tight loop could write
thousands of dashboard.widgets.validation-failed audit rows per minute.
Gate the audit-ledger write behind an in-process (userId, action) memo
with a 60 s window so the breadcrumb stays useful for grep traffic
without flooding the ledger. The 422 response itself is unchanged --
every retry still receives the full multi-issue envelope. Cluster
deployments cap at one row per process per minute; a process restart
resets the map (one extra row worst case).
B3 (typed-classification catch-block migration) applied to both
activity + sleep sync paths. B4 (IntegrationStatus surface
unification) and B7 (IntegrationStatus row freshness audit) are
explicitly deferred to v1.4.44 with the architecturally-correct
recipe restated so the next wave can pick them up cleanly.
Add a regression suite that asserts both syncUserActivity and
syncUserSleep route their catch-block through the shared typed-
classification helper rather than the legacy regex chain.
Body-status 293 (invalid params) and 601 (rate-limited) are the
canonical regression targets: the legacy regex bucketed everything
outside 100/101/102 + 200-299 as `transient`, so the typed path is
the only way 293 surfaces as `persistent` and 601 as `transient`
with the correct error code. Pinning the verdict for both paths
catches any future refactor that accidentally falls back to the
regex helper.
Also pins the 100 / 102 reauth-required paths to round out the
taxonomy coverage; both sync paths must produce the same verdict
for the same body-status code.
Mirror the activity-sync migration on the sleep path. The sleep
catch-block now consumes the shared `recordWithingsSyncFailure`
helper instead of re-parsing the error message via the legacy regex
chain.
Drops the `extractWithingsStatus` + `isWithingsRefreshReauthFailure`
imports from sync-sleep.ts; the BL-P3-2 403 short-circuit stays
inline at the call site for the same reason it does on the activity
path — 403 isn't a documented Withings body-status code.
The two sync paths now share one classification surface and behave
identically for every documented Withings status taxonomy entry.
Export `recordWithingsSyncFailure` from sync.ts and migrate the
activity-sync catch-block to consume it. The shared helper routes
through `classifyError`, which reads `WithingsApiError.classification`
directly and falls back to the legacy regex only for un-prototyped
errors (pg-boss JSON round-trip).
Drops the call-site re-parse of `extractWithingsStatus` +
`isWithingsRefreshReauthFailure`, removing one duplicate of the
classification taxonomy. The body-status 293 / 601 cases now classify
as `persistent` / `transient` respectively instead of the legacy regex
default of `transient` for everything outside 100/101/102 + 200-299.
BL-P3-2 defence-in-depth — the body-status 403 short-circuit stays
inline as a call-site override because 403 is not a documented
Withings response code (only the HTTP layer emits it for scope-gated
resources), so it has no entry in the shared classifier table.
Programmatic `scrollIntoView` / `scrollTo` calls in the settings shell,
admin shell, and coach message thread ignored the user's reduced-motion
preference — a WCAG 2.3.3 violation. Add a single `scrollBehaviorForUser`
helper in `src/lib/motion.ts` that returns `"auto"` when SSR or when
`(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)` matches, and `"smooth"` otherwise.
Wire it through the three call-sites; tests cover all three branches.
Both Sheet and Dialog primitives carried a 36 px floor on the close
affordance — under the WCAG 2.5.5 target. Gate the size by viewport:
`min-h-11 min-w-11 sm:min-h-9 sm:min-w-9` lifts the smallest viewport
to 44 px while sm+ keeps the dense 36 px the headers were laid out
around. Avoids the 320 px crowding regression the inline comments
flagged on previous attempts.
Both mood entry surfaces rendered the overflow trigger at `h-9 w-9`,
which fails WCAG 2.5.5 on touch. Lift to `h-11 w-11`, matching the
medication-form pattern that already shipped at parity.
The chart-overlay popover comparison row used `h-9 px-1`, which falls
below the WCAG 2.5.5 floor on touch. Switch to
`min-h-11 sm:min-h-9 px-2` so the mobile button reaches the 44 px
target while desktop keeps the dense 36 px row that fits the popover.
WCAG 2.5.5 calls for a 44 px minimum interactive target. The Switch
visual track stays at 18x32 px but a `::before` overlay with
`inset-[-12px]` floats a transparent hit zone over the full 44x44
region. Mirrors the v1.4.34 IW-G treatment already applied to Input
and auto-fixes every Switch call-site in one move.
formatRelativeTime always read the *Ago key with count=1, so a German user reading the Insights hero saw 'vor 1 Minuten' / 'vor 1 Stunden'. Splits each bucket into One / Other variants across all locales and branches on count === 1 in the helper, matching the dashboard.staleHintWeeksOne / Other pattern already in the bundle.
global-error.tsx renders before any provider, so an i18n lookup is impossible. Doubling the four user-facing strings as 'Deutsch · English' avoids leaving a German visitor on an all-English last-resort screen without paying for a runtime locale resolver. Footprint is small (one heading, one paragraph, two button labels, one copy-fallback prompt).
The branded 404 splash hard-coded its three strings in English, ignoring the cookie/Accept-Language locale resolution the rest of the app uses. Switches to getServerTranslator + resolveServerLocale and adds an errors.notFound.{title,body,backToDashboard} block to every locale bundle.
The pill previously collapsed both error_transient and error_reauth onto the same red 'reconnect' chip. The v1.4.42 persistent failure kind (Withings 293 / contract mismatch) maps to error_transient but reauth won't fix it. Adds a fourth pill state — warning — with an amber dracula-yellow chip and locale-aware copy ('Verbunden, aber Serverfehler' / 'Connected, server error'). Wiring at the call-site is deferred so the persistent kind can flow through the API payload first.
Reads 'Anbieter' instead of 'Provider' throughout the German coach + settings + raw-data copy, and softens the rate-limit toast from 'rate-limited' to 'gedrosselt'. Confines the term 'Provider' to the technical context where it still appears under-the-hood, never in user-facing strings.
The per-day drill-down used measurements.saveError in its fetch-error branch, which surfaced 'Fehler beim Speichern' on a read failure. Adds a measurements.loadError key in every locale and points the GET error path at it.
Mirrors the health-chart and mood-chart fixes. The compliance payload
already carries `scheduled` per day; summing it yields the raw
scheduled-dose count for the window. When the chart aggregates to
< 3 daily buckets but the raw count is ≥ 3, paint the new
"More distinct days needed" copy so the next action matches reality.
Pin both branches with an SSR test that mocks the compliance fetch.
Mirrors the health-chart fix. The mood-analytics endpoint already
exposes `entries[].samples` per calendar day, so summing it yields
the true raw mood-entry count for the window. When chartData
collapses to < 3 daily buckets but the raw count is ≥ 3, paint the
new "More distinct days needed" copy instead of the misleading "log
at least 3 entries" hint.
Pin both branches with an SSR test that mocks the analytics fetch.
The empty-state caption was gated on `chartData.length < 3`, but
chartData is daily-aggregated. A user with 50 blood-pressure readings
on 2 distinct days saw "log at least 3 entries" despite already
logging plenty — only the day-spread was sparse.
Track the raw measurement count during the per-type fetch (using the
rollup endpoint's `count` field when available, falling back to 1 per
row on the raw path) and stash it as a non-enumerable property on the
returned array. The render gate now paints "More distinct days
needed" when chartData is short but the raw count is already ≥ 3, and
the legacy "log more" copy stays for the genuinely sparse case.
Pin both branches with an SSR test that mocks the queryFn return.
Pre-existing empty-state copy ("Erfasse mindestens 3 Einträge, um die
Trendlinie freizuschalten") misleads when a user has logged many
measurements on too few calendar days. Add a second pair of strings
keyed on `charts.needMoreDistinctDays{Title,Description}` so the
upcoming chart-gate split can paint the right call-to-action when raw
count is sufficient but distinct-day count is not.
A misbehaving Withings upstream that returns a multi-MB error body
could bloat any AuditLog.details row that captured the thrown
message. Apply the cap inside the constructor so every downstream
audit, notification, and pg-boss retry path inherits the bound
without touching call sites.
Closes the v1.4.42 L-1 carry-over. A regression test asserts the
1024-char cap for a 4000-char upstreamError while preserving the
"Withings <verb> error: <status>" prefix the legacy regex parser
depends on.
The user_not_found_or_no_password branch wrote the typed email/username
into AuditLog.details, leaking PII into an operator artefact. The reason
field already tells the operator everything they need; the identifier
adds no diagnostic value over hashing or dropping it. Per the v1.4.20
no-PII-in-operator-artefacts directive, drop the field entirely.
A regression test pins the absence of both the literal identifier value
and any "identifier" key in the audit-row JSON.
Mocks `readBestGranularityRollups` with a controllable promise so the
peak in-flight count is observable at the helper boundary. Asserts
peak <= 4 across a 15-type fan-out and re-checks after each drained
resolver so a future regression that floods the pool on completion
would also surface. Mirrors the v1.4.40 W-POOL route-level pin in
`src/app/api/analytics/__tests__/route.test.ts`.
`computeAvg30LastYearMap` in the slim summaries slice ran an unbounded
`Promise.all` over every type the user had data for. On a 15-type
tenant the burst held 15+ Prisma slots simultaneously, and with the
slim and thick `/api/analytics` slices firing in parallel on dashboard
mount the combined fan-out drowned the pg.Pool max=20 raised in
v1.4.40 W-POOL — landing a ~9s server-side wait on every cold mount
since v1.4.40 W-WMY-WIRE.
Cap the per-type fan-out with `p-limit(4)`, mirroring the W-POOL
discipline v1.4.40 applied to the thick route's
`ANALYTICS_TYPE_FETCH_CONCURRENCY`. Same total work, at most 4 slots
held at any moment, leaving headroom for the concurrent thick slice.
Orchestrator hit 78% context with 9 implementation waves dispatched
and running in worktrees. Fresh session picks up at cherry-pick +
W10 QA round + reconcile + release endgame.
Handoff doc inventories every dispatched wave with its agent id and
scope, the post-merge develop+main rebase pattern that recurred in
PR #193, the Marc-voice + PII cleanup checklist for cherry-pick
review, and the docker BuildKit cache verify-loop per the v1.4.42
post-deploy lesson.
Estimated 2-3h fresh session for the closure work.
Carry-over from the v1.4.42 marathon W10 reconcile — the six W10
reviewer reports (code-reviewer, security, design, senior-dev,
product-lead, simplifier-residual) for the release-trail audit-input
that gated the v1.4.42 tag.
Six touch-disjoint waves landed on develop before this release:
- W1-KNIP — exports/types tiers flipped to enforcing-mode on main;
35 unused exports + 52 unused types triaged to 0/0; shadcn surface
+ zod-infer contract types scoped via knip.json ignore-block.
- W2-ZOD-MULTI-ISSUE — `returnAllZodIssues` shared helper +
`/api/dashboard/widgets` 422 now returns every Zod issue + worker
audit-ledger breadcrumb. 41 sibling routes documented for v1.4.43.
- W3-QUERYKEY-LONGTAIL — 40 settings/medications/admin/hooks files
migrated to the queryKeys factory; 9 new factory entries; ESLint
rule + test-guard scope extended in lockstep.
- W4-ARCH-HYGIENE — BERLIN_DAY_FORMATTER consolidated across nine
sites (seven status helpers + bucket-series + bp-in-target);
Suspense double-comment consolidated; doctor-report sanitiser regex
rewritten to escape-form so diffs are reviewable; pr-detection-
worker soft-delete filter; offhost-backup DR-intent comment.
- W5-IOS-WORKOUTS — `dedupeWorkoutBatch` write-time cross-source
dedup helper for the v1.5 iOS HealthKit observer ingest; dashboard
tile-strip placeholder parity with the live TrendCard chrome.
- W6-WITHINGS-OFF + ENV-CHECK — Withings off-response classifier
(transient/reauth/persistent) + WithingsApiError typed throw + the
`pnpm check-env` CLI with the v1.4.40 AP-2 silent-disable manifest
pattern. APNs `allOrNone: true` closes the gap the wave was
conceived to close.
No migration, no env-var change, no API contract break for iOS v0.5.4.
The new `/api/dashboard/widgets` 422 envelope is additively extended.
pnpm test --run green at 4815 passing / 1 skipped.
pnpm typecheck, pnpm lint, pnpm knip (no --include flag) green.
The v1.4.42 senior-dev QA flagged that `dedupeWorkoutBatch` reads the
source ladder from the canonical `DEFAULT_WORKOUT_SOURCE_PRIORITY`
constant unconditionally, while the read-time picker resolves the
per-user `sourcePriorityJson` from the User row. A customised user
who promoted MANUAL above APPLE_HEALTH in Settings -> Sources can
still have their preferred Manual row dropped at write-time before
the read-time picker ever sees it.
Scope-narrow today (most paired users keep the Apple-first default)
but the moment a user customises, the divergence silently overrides
them. The architecturally correct fix (v1.4.43 candidate) is to
accept the small ingest-path cost of one indexed
`User.sourcePriorityJson` lookup and thread the user's ladder into
the picker. Until that lands, this docstring is the load-bearing
operator notice.
The W6 swap from `isWithingsRefreshReauthFailure(message)` to the typed
`classifyError(err)` + `classificationToFailureKind()` chain left two
byte-identical 14-LOC catch-blocks in `sync.ts` — one in
`getValidToken`, one in `syncUserMeasurements`. Extract the shared
recording shape into `recordWithingsSyncFailure(userId, err)` so the
two call sites collapse to a single `await`. Sync-activity / sync-
sleep migration to typed errors (W6 deferred to v1.4.43) gets a single
one-line catch block as a bonus when it lands.
No behaviour change — the 140 withings / integrations unit tests
still pin every failure path.
The W2 `returnAllZodIssues` helper duplicated the meta/headers handling
from `apiError`: same `{headers, ...rest}` destructure, same `metaKeys`
length check, same `...(headers ? {headers} : {})` spread on the
constructor. Six lines that drift the moment one helper gains a feature
(e.g. an `errorId` autoinject for Sentry) the other doesn't.
Extract the shared body into `buildJsonErrorResponse(body, status,
meta)`. Both `apiError` and `returnAllZodIssues` collapse to one-line
constructions of the resource-specific body shape. Wire shape is
byte-identical — the 7-case `api-response-zod` suite and every
downstream `apiError` consumer still see the same envelopes.
The v1.4.42 W5 helper shipped under the same identifier
`pickCanonicalWorkoutRows` as the v1.4.30 read-time picker in
`src/lib/measurements/`. Same name in two modules with different
signatures (write-time takes no user-priority, read-time does) sets
up the next contributor to auto-complete the name in a new route
and silently invoke the wrong picker — no user-priority resolution
on a read, missing the 90-second window on a write.
Rename to `dedupeWorkoutBatch` so the write-time contract is
self-describing. The read-time picker keeps its established name.
One file's export + 12-case test suite + the batch-route caller
update — no algorithm change.
The W3-QUERYKEY-LONGTAIL `medicationIntakeList` factory entry packed
the params as an object at index 4: `["medications", id, "intake",
"list", {sortBy, sortDir, limit, offset, status}]`. TanStack hashes
queryKeys via stable JSON, so the object form happens to work today,
but two sibling factory entries (`chartData`, `adminAuditLogFiltered`)
decompose params into a flat tuple precisely to avoid the deep-equal
trap — a future refactor that reorders the object keys or adds a
transient field would break the hash silently while every existing
caller looks correct.
Flatten the entry to match — the cache key now reads `["medications",
id, "intake", "list", sortBy, sortDir, limit, offset, status]`. The
unit-test walker pins the full tuple shape; the `intake-history-list-v2`
component test seed routes through the factory itself instead of a
hand-built bare literal so the params shape stays in lockstep with the
component's read.
W4-ARCH-HYGIENE's 7-way dedup landed in `src/lib/tz/resolver.ts` but
left two more BERLIN_DAY_FORMATTER declarations alive:
- `src/lib/insights/bucket-series.ts` needed the numeric `{year,
month, day}` parts for `Date.UTC` arithmetic, so it kept its own
formatter and a local `toBerlinYmd` helper.
- `src/lib/analytics/bp-in-target.ts` used a separate en-CA formatter
to skip the part-reassembly when producing the YYYY-MM-DD string.
Export a sibling `toBerlinYmd(date)` helper from the resolver that
returns the formatter's raw string parts so `bucket-series.ts` can
parse them into numbers without instantiating a second formatter.
Switch `bp-in-target.ts` to the existing `toBerlinDayKey` import —
the en-CA shortcut is a microscopic speedup not worth the duplicate
formatter and the divergent contract.
Net: one shared formatter for every Berlin-anchored cache key in the
tree. The 272 insights / analytics / tz unit tests still pass.
W6 widened FailureKind from `transient | reauth_required` to
`+ persistent`. Both formatter branches in `formatAdminAlertPayload`
got the new arm wedged in as a nested ternary, which the style guide
explicitly forbids ("prefer switch statements or if/else chains for
multiple conditions").
Collapse both stacks to a single `FAILURE_KIND_COPY` table lookup keyed
off the union. The table reads as the contract; adding a future fourth
kind is a one-row edit instead of two more arms in two stacks. No
behaviour change — the 28 integration-status tests still pin both the
reason label and the action line verbatim.
Two W10 QA findings on the v1.4.42 env-check wave, both tied to the
v1.4.40 AP-2 silent-disable scenario this script was conceived to
catch:
1. SD-H1 — the APNs group in `scripts/env-manifest.json` shipped
without `allOrNone: true`, so the synthetic `<all-or-none>` required
row never fired. An operator setting three of four `APNS_*` vars
and leaving `APNS_KEY` / `APNS_KEY_FILE` empty would see exit 0 and
green-light the deploy — exactly the v1.4.40 paper-cut the wave was
meant to prevent. Adds the flag.
2. CR-H2 — the renderer printed `[OK] APNS_KEY` even when only
`APNS_KEY_FILE` was set. An operator grepping the env block for
`APNS_KEY` would find nothing and file a ghost issue. The
`CheckResult` now carries `satisfiedBy`, populated to the matched
alternative when it differs from the primary; the renderer prints
`[OK] APNS_KEY (satisfied by APNS_KEY_FILE)`.
Tests pin both fixes — the AP-2 scenario synthetic-row trip
(16 → 19 passing), and the `satisfiedBy` branch coverage on the anyOf
match path.
Captures the gate-flip outcome: 35 unused exports → 0, 52 unused types
→ 0, exit code 0 on the final `pnpm knip` run. Documents the
`ignoreExportsUsedInFile` + `ignoreIssues` ignore-block rationale,
inventories every dropped symbol, and flags the two W3 / W4 reconcile
callouts (`describeInjectionSite` re-export, `listSupportedTimezones`
re-export) along with the merge-order constraint they imply.
Drop the `--include files,dependencies,binaries,unlisted` scope on the
Knip workflow. The tree is now at zero unused exports + zero unused
types, so the gate enforces every issue type knip reports by default.
The `knip.json` ignore-block documents the two muted surfaces
(`src/components/ui/**` for shadcn parity, `src/lib/validations/**`
for the contract-type API surface) so any new addition that breaks
either invariant trips CI immediately.
Every `z.infer<>` source-of-truth type the residual flagged had no
external consumer:
- `MetricSource`, `AIRecommendation`, `AIRecommendationRationale`,
`AICitation`, `AIWarning`, `StoryboardAnnotation` in
`src/lib/ai/schema.ts`
- `InsightFinding` in `src/lib/ai/types.ts`
- `CoachChatRequest` in `src/lib/ai/coach/types.ts`
- `ApplyProfileInput` in `src/lib/auth/profile-update.ts`
- `CreateSideEffectInput`, `ListSideEffectsInput` in
`src/lib/medications/side-effects/validators.ts`
- `AnalyticsSlicePayload` in `src/lib/queries/use-analytics-query.ts`
- `WithingsWebhookAuthOutcome` in `src/lib/withings/webhook-handler.ts`
Plus three stragglers — `ThresholdOverride` (the persisted shape is the
sibling `ThresholdOverridesJson`), `ChartRangePreset` + the now-orphaned
`CHART_RANGE_PRESETS` constant it was derived from (no chart reads the
preset list), and the `WebPushChannelConfig` + `ApnsChannelConfig` +
`ChannelConfig` triplet in `src/lib/notifications/types.ts` (the
dispatcher imports the two real channel configs by name; the empty
records and the union added nothing).
`src/lib/validations/**` keeps its `z.infer<>` types — that's the
external API surface the iOS client matches against. Muted via
`ignoreIssues` so the gate can enforce while the contract surface
stays self-documenting.
Every shadcn UI re-export the simplifier residual flagged
(`AlertDialogMedia/Overlay/Portal`, `AvatarBadge/Group/GroupCount`,
`badgeVariants`, `buttonVariants`, the `Card*` / `Dialog*` /
`DropdownMenu*` / `Select*` / `Sheet*` / `Table*` / `tabsListVariants`
tier) is part of the upstream `new-york-v4` registry — confirmed
against `https://ui.shadcn.com/r/styles/new-york-v4/*.json`. Keeping
them in tree preserves library-shape parity so the next shadcn refresh
applies cleanly. Mute the whole `src/components/ui/**` surface for
the `exports` + `types` issue tiers via `ignoreIssues`.
`ignoreExportsUsedInFile: true` covers the schema-source-of-truth
pattern across `src/lib/ai/**` + `src/lib/validations/**`: the schemas
are exported for the inferred `z.infer<>` type but only referenced
internally for composition. Knip's default behaviour flagged them as
unused exports; the option teaches it that same-file references count.
Two genuine dead helpers go: `requireAdmin` in `src/lib/auth/session.ts`
shadowed the real implementation in `src/lib/api-handler.ts` and had
no callers, and `readDailyMeans` in `src/lib/rollups/measurement-read.ts`
was an unused convenience wrapper around `readRollupBuckets`.
`tokenKind`, `withBackgroundEventSafe`, and `isRollupFresh` had no
callers anywhere in the tree, so the symbol + JSDoc + index re-export
are removed. `PROGRESS_TICK_RECORDS`, `MAINTAINED_LOCALES`, and
`SUB_PAGE_METRIC` lose the `export` keyword — every reader lives in the
same module, so the constants stay local. `isRollupFresh` was deferred
in v1.4.41 pending the persistent-rollup reader landing on develop; the
read-path now carries its own per-tier freshness probe and never
imported the helper.
No behaviour change. Knip drops from 35 unused exports to 29.
W1-KNIP's reconcile callouts identified two re-exports that no caller
ever consumed:
- `src/lib/tz/resolver.ts:51` re-exported `listSupportedTimezones` from
`./format`, but both call-sites (`components/settings/timezone-picker.tsx`
and `components/admin/general-settings-section.tsx`) import directly
from `@/lib/tz/format`.
- `src/components/medications/glp1-medication-card.tsx:595-596`
re-exported `describeInjectionSite` "so the parent doesn't need to
import it", but every real consumer (`therapy-timeline.tsx`,
`injection-site-picker.tsx`, the unit test) imports the source from
`@/lib/medications/injection-sites` directly.
Drops both re-exports and the now-orphaned `describeInjectionSite`
import in `glp1-medication-card.tsx`. Clears the last knip findings so
the gate flip in the next commit lands clean.
The settings / medications / admin / hooks tree still declared
bare-literal `queryKey: [ … ]` arrays at ~70 call sites. Centralise
them through `queryKeys.<entry>()` so mutation-invalidation prefixes
stay symmetrical and a future rename only touches one location.
New factory entries cover per-medication compliance / titration /
cadence / glp1-details / drug-level-chart / intake-list, the
Withings status read, the paginated admin audit-log filter, and the
workouts-recent list opts. Existing entries cover everything else
(passkeys, tokens, settings, telegram, integrations, research-mode,
admin status / users / backups / feedback / host-metrics / app-logs /
ai-quality / assistant-flags, coach-prefs, feature-flags, etc.).
Lockstep updates:
- `eslint-plugins/healthlog/queryKey-factory.js` extends
`GUARDED_DIRECTORIES` to cover `src/components/{settings,
medications,admin}` + `src/hooks`, plus the three guarded files
under `src/app/medications/**` and `src/app/targets/page.tsx`.
- `src/lib/__tests__/query-keys.test.ts` mirrors the guard's
`guardedRoots` and pins the shape of every new factory entry.
Tests stay green: 4 736 unit; the factory walker reports zero
bare-literal `queryKey:` in any newly-guarded surface.
Adds `pnpm check-env` — a CLI tool that reads
`scripts/env-manifest.json` and verifies every required env var is
present + non-empty. Exit code 0 on green, 1 on missing required vars,
2 on a malformed manifest.
Two modes:
pnpm check-env # against process.env
pnpm check-env --file <path> # against a Coolify export / .env.production
The manifest is JSON so it's git-trackable and reviewable. Groups can
be marked `required: true` (boot-blocking) or `required: false`
(silently disable a feature). An `allOrNone: true` group emits a
synthetic <all-or-none> required row when partially populated — this
is the v1.4.40 AP-2 silent-disable pattern (three of four APNS_* set,
.p8 missing) made into a hard failure.
Documents the workflow in docs/ops/env-check.md including the planned
v1.4.43 CI integration. 16 unit tests pin parseEnvFile + checkEnv;
renderResults stays untested as a thin shell over the pure helpers.
This is a CLI tool, not a runtime gate — the app still boots without
this check having run. The point is to make the operator-visible step
between "Coolify env block edited" and "deploy fires" loud about
missing vars before the deploy ships.
Marc-André Bombeck