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…rations (#268) * EPMRPP-117079 || Introduce a code knowledge graph for search/read operations * EPMRPP-117079 || Add codegraph index generation command (npm run codegraph) * EPMRPP-117079 || Move codegraph readme section into DEV_GUIDE.md * EPMRPP-117079 || Remove code knowledge graph section from README --------- Co-authored-by: maria-hambardzumian <maria_hambardzumyan@gmail.com>
* [EPMRPP-113709] [AGENT][Perf] Introduce the retry_of property for JS agents (ai) * TS. Enhance start test items types --------- Co-authored-by: reportportal-agents-ai <bot@reportportal-agents-ai.local> Co-authored-by: Ilya_Hancharyk <Ilya_Hancharyk@epam.com>
…e-to-typescript EPMRPP-89496 || Migrate client-javascript to TypeScript
* Update CHANGELOG and README * Update the README based on CodeRabbit’s comment * Resolve subpath imports without consumer eslint config Subpath files live under build/lib and were reachable only via package.json#exports. Filesystem-walking resolvers such as eslint-import-resolver-node, the default in eslint-plugin-import, don't read exports, so every subpath import was flagged import/no-unresolved and each consumer needed its own ignore rule. Build now emits a thin re-export (plus .d.ts) at each subpath location. These are never loaded at runtime, since exports still wins. They just give filesystem resolvers something to find, and restore the lib/** layout from 5.5.x. Generated files are gitignored and removed by npm run clean. * Type launch and test item responses * Remove formatMicrosecondsToISOString function from helpers.ts * coderrabitai crf * EPMRPP-89496 || Simplify facades generation for eslint resolver compatibility * EPMRPP-89496 || Chore: remove nested 'lib' dir * EPMRPP-89496 || Chore: use types only export for models dir * EPMRPP-89496 || Update Jest configuration and add TypeScript test files * Preserve valid config options when getClientConfig fails * Refactor getClientConfig to simplify options handling Simplified the initialization of calculatedOptions to always start with DEFAULT_CLIENT_CONFIG. * Format fix * Update Node.js engine requirement to version 16.0.0 in package.json --------- Co-authored-by: maria-hambardzumian <maria_hambardzumyan@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Ilya_Hancharyk <Ilya_Hancharyk@epam.com>
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WalkthroughThe repository migrates runtime code and tests from CommonJS JavaScript to typed TypeScript. It adds public models and constants, changes package exports to build artifacts, generates resolver facades, adds CI checks, and introduces retry metadata for test items. ChangesTypeScript package transition
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In `@DEV_GUIDE.md`:
- Around line 15-17: Update the isolatedModules runtime claim in the
documentation to state that the error occurs only when the compiler or
transpiler preserves a non-type import, such as with importsNotUsedAsValues set
to preserve or verbatimModuleSyntax enabled; do not attribute import elision
behavior to isolatedModules alone.
In `@scripts/codegraph.sh`:
- Line 13: Update the ENGINE dependency declaration in the CodeGraph script to
use an exact, integrity-pinned version instead of the caret range, and invoke
the pinned local executable rather than resolving a mutable release through npx.
In `@src/proxyHelper.ts`:
- Line 109: Update the proxy URL construction near proxyUrl so auth.username and
auth.password are percent-encoded before insertion into URL userinfo, preserving
credentials containing URL-reserved characters without changing the proxy host
or parsed values.
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| misleading. If a consumer's TypeScript setup runs with `isolatedModules` and they import from | ||
| `models` without `import type`, they'll now get `ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED` at runtime | ||
| instead of a silently-empty object — that's intentional; there are no known consumers of this |
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For the TypeScript versions supported by this repository, does isolatedModulesalone preserve an import used only as a type, or is the runtime import behavior controlled byverbatimModuleSyntaxorimportsNotUsedAsValues?
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No, isolatedModules alone does not control whether an import used only as a type is preserved or elided in the emitted JavaScript [1]. The isolatedModules flag is primarily designed to ensure that your code can be correctly transpiled by single-file transpilers (like Babel or SWC) that lack access to type information [1][2][3]. When isolatedModules is enabled, it forces you to use explicit syntax—such as import type or the type modifier—to distinguish type-only imports from value imports, because these transpilers cannot determine if an import is a type or a value on their own [1][2]. The runtime behavior of imports (whether they are preserved or elided in the emitted JavaScript) is instead controlled by options specifically designed for module elision, such as verbatimModuleSyntax [4][2]. Here is how the control mechanisms work: 1. verbatimModuleSyntax (Recommended): This is the modern, preferred option (introduced in TypeScript 5.0) that replaces and simplifies the older flags [4][2][5]. Under verbatimModuleSyntax, TypeScript emits imports and exports exactly as written in your source code, except for anything marked with the type modifier, which is dropped entirely [4][2][6]. It effectively makes the runtime behavior of imports explicit based on whether you use the type modifier [2][6]. 2. importsNotUsedAsValues (Deprecated): This older flag was used to control whether imports that were only referenced as types were emitted or removed [7]. It offered options such as remove (the default, which elides them) and preserve (which kept them as side-effect imports) [7]. Because verbatimModuleSyntax provides a more consistent and predictable approach to handling module elision, it has superseded both importsNotUsedAsValues and preserveValueImports, both of which are now deprecated [4][5][8]. If you are using verbatimModuleSyntax, you do not need—and should not use—the deprecated flags [8].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/isolatedModules.html
- 2: https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/blob/main/packages/website/blog/2023-02-24-consistent-type-exports-and-imports-why-and-how.md
- 3: GitHub issue 28481 in microsoft/TypeScript (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/verbatimModuleSyntax.html
- 5: GitHub pull request 52203 in microsoft/TypeScript (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: GitHub issue 51479 in microsoft/TypeScript (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/importsNotUsedAsValues.html
- 8: microsoft/TypeScript@cfe1842
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Qualify the isolatedModules runtime claim.
isolatedModules does not control import elision. The runtime error occurs only when the compiler or transpiler preserves a non-type import, such as with importsNotUsedAsValues: "preserve" or verbatimModuleSyntax; Node then rejects the types-only ./models export. Document these conditions explicitly.
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In `@DEV_GUIDE.md` around lines 15 - 17, Update the isolatedModules runtime claim
in the documentation to state that the error occurs only when the compiler or
transpiler preserves a non-type import, such as with importsNotUsedAsValues set
to preserve or verbatimModuleSyntax enabled; do not attribute import elision
behavior to isolatedModules alone.
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| set -u | ||
| DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)" | ||
| ENGINE="@colbymchenry/codegraph@^1.1.0" |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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The npm exec command and the npx binary share the same underlying implementation, which was rewritten in npm v7.0.0 [1][2][3]. Both commands are designed to execute binaries from packages—either locally installed or fetched remotely—and they operate with specific behaviors regarding package-lock files and configuration flags. Key points regarding their behavior include: 1. Forced Ignore of packageLockOnly: The npm exec and npx commands are configured to explicitly ignore the packageLockOnly configuration flag [4][5]. This flag, which normally prevents npm from modifying or creating a lockfile during installation, is forcibly turned off for exec/npx operations to ensure that any missing packages can be correctly fetched and installed when necessary [4][5]. 2. Integration: The npx binary is effectively a wrapper around the npm exec command [1][3]. Consequently, they share the same logic for resolving packages, managing the PATH, and executing commands [1][6]. 3. Argument Parsing: A critical difference in usage between the two is how they parse command-line arguments. Because the npx binary was built for backwards compatibility, it treats all flags and options as belonging to the npx command itself, meaning they must appear before positional arguments [1][3]. In contrast, when using npm exec, you can use a double-hyphen (--) to explicitly stop npm from parsing switches and options, allowing you to pass those flags through to the executed command instead [1][3]. While both commands interact with the local environment and are aware of the project's dependency structure, their primary operational goal is the execution of a package's binary, and they ensure that necessary packages are available in the runtime environment by bypassing restrictive lockfile flags that might otherwise prevent the resolution of dependencies [4][5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/npm-exec/
- 2: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/commands/npm-exec/
- 3: https://github.com/npm/cli/blob/latest/docs/lib/content/commands/npx.md
- 4: GitHub pull request 4843 in npm/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: GitHub pull request 4843 in npm/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man1/npm-exec.1.html
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Pin the CodeGraph executable version.
Add CodeGraph as a pinned dependency and invoke its local binary, or use an equivalent integrity-pinned mechanism. The current ^1.1.0 range allows npx to execute a different compatible release on later runs.
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In `@scripts/codegraph.sh` at line 13, Update the ENGINE dependency declaration in
the CodeGraph script to use an exact, integrity-pinned version instead of the
caret range, and invoke the pinned local executable rather than resolving a
mutable release through npx.
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| let proxyUrl = `${proxyProtocol || 'http'}://${host}:${port}`; | ||
| if (auth) { | ||
| const { username, password } = auth; | ||
| proxyUrl = `${proxyProtocol || 'http'}://${username}:${password}@${host}:${port}`; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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https-proxy-agent 7.0.6 HttpProxyAgent constructor URL parsing source proxy URL username password
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In version 7.0.6 of the https-proxy-agent package, the HttpsProxyAgent constructor parses the proxy URL to extract components such as the host, port, protocol, and authentication credentials [1]. The constructor is defined as: new HttpsProxyAgent(proxy: string | URL, opts?: HttpsProxyAgentOptions) 1. URL Parsing: When a string is provided as the proxy argument, the constructor uses the WHATWG URL API to parse it [1][2]. 2. Username and Password: The URL object automatically handles authentication credentials. If the proxy URL string includes a username and password (e.g., https://user:password@proxy-server:port), the WHATWG URL object correctly parses these into the username and password properties of the URL instance [1]. 3. Internal Handling: Internally, the class assigns the URL object to this.proxy [1]. While the core connection logic uses the host and port for establishing the socket, standard authentication (such as Basic Auth) is typically handled by setting the Proxy-Authorization header [3][4]. Users can pass custom headers via the options object in the second argument to ensure the proxy receives the necessary authentication credentials if not handled automatically by the environment [3][5]. Note: In major versions prior to 6.x, the constructor accepted an object that mimicked the deprecated url.parse output [2]. As of version 7.0.6, the constructor strictly expects a string or a WHATWG URL object as the first argument, with an optional options object as the second [2].
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- 1: https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/blob/main/packages/https-proxy-agent/src/index.ts
- 2: https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/blob/main/packages/https-proxy-agent/CHANGELOG.md
- 3: https://registry.npmjs.org/https-proxy-agent
- 4: https://www.npmjs.com/package/https-proxy-agent
- 5: https://npmx.dev/package/https-proxy-agent/v/7.0.6
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Encode proxy credentials before constructing the proxy URL.
If auth.username or auth.password contains URL-reserved characters, line 109 inserts them directly into URL userinfo. The selected proxy-agent constructor parses this string with the WHATWG URL API, which can change the credentials or proxy host. Set URL.username and URL.password, or percent-encode both values before constructing the URL.
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proxyUrl so auth.username and auth.password are percent-encoded before insertion
into URL userinfo, preserving credentials containing URL-reserved characters
without changing the proxy host or parsed values.
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This pull request migrates the codebase to TypeScript, updates documentation, and improves developer tooling and CI. The migration introduces bundled type definitions, modernizes the test suite, and adds support for subpath imports. It also updates ESLint configuration, CI workflows, and developer documentation to reflect these changes.
TypeScript migration and API changes:
__tests__/client-id.spec.ts,__tests__/config.spec.ts,__tests__/helpers.spec.ts,__tests__/oauth.spec.ts, [1] [2]@reportportal/client-javascript/constants), and updated documentation to guide consumers on the new import paths. (README.md,DEV_GUIDE.md, [1] [2]lib/**imports as deprecated and clarified their resolution via theexportsmap, with breaking change notes in the changelog. [1] [2]Developer tooling and configuration:
.eslintignorerules for generated subpath facade files and updated.eslintrcto accommodate new import paths and TypeScript rules, including disabling some import-related rules and enabling stricter TypeScript checks. [1] [2] [3]DEV_GUIDE.md) with details about subpath facades and the local code knowledge graph, including usage instructions..codegraph/.gitignoreto ignore local code knowledge graph files.Continuous Integration and publishing:
Changelog and versioning:
retry_ofproperty in thestartTestItemrequest payload.Summary by CodeRabbit
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libpaths may no longer resolve from physical files.Documentation