chore(scripts): add Windows fixes verification script #1108
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Add a script to verify Windows-specific PRs are working correctly: - PR #1: Marketplace initialization check - PR #2: Error surfacing code presence check - PR #3: Windows path normalization test - PR #4: Token hot-reload IPC channel check Usage: node scripts/test-windows-fixes.js [--all] [--pr N] Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Summary of ChangesHello @youngmrz, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces a crucial new utility script designed to enhance the quality assurance process for Windows-specific functionalities within the Auto-Claude project. By automating checks for common Windows-related issues, the script aims to ensure the stability and correctness of fixes, providing a reliable way to prevent regressions and validate platform-specific behavior. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a helpful verification script for Windows-specific fixes. The script is well-structured and provides clear, color-coded output. My review focuses on improving the script's robustness, correctness, and maintainability. I've identified a few issues, including a bug in one of the test functions, fragile command-line argument parsing, and opportunities to make shell command execution and path resolution more reliable across different platforms. The suggested changes will make the script more dependable for its intended purpose.
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| success(`${check.name}: Found "${check.search}"`); | ||
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| info(`${check.name}: "${check.search}" not found (PR #4 may not be merged yet)`); | ||
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The logic for this check is incorrect. When content.includes(check.search) is false, an info message is logged, but allPassed is not updated to false. This causes the test to be reported as passed even when the check fails. To ensure the test fails correctly, you should set allPassed = false and consider logging an error instead of info.
if (content.includes(check.search)) {
success(`${check.name}: Found "${check.search}"`);
} else {
error(`${check.name}: "${check.search}" not found (PR #4 may not be merged yet)`);
allPassed = false;
}
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| const runAll = args.includes('--all'); | ||
| const prArg = args.find(a => a.startsWith('--pr')); | ||
| const specificPR = prArg ? parseInt(prArg.split('=')[1] || args[args.indexOf('--pr') + 1]) : null; |
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The argument parsing for --pr is a bit fragile. If a user runs the script with --pr but without a number (e.g., node scripts/test-windows-fixes.js --pr), specificPR becomes NaN. The script then silently falls back to running all tests instead of reporting an error, which can be confusing. You should add validation to handle this case and provide a clear error message.
For example:
if (prArg && isNaN(specificPR)) {
error('Invalid or missing PR number for --pr argument.');
process.exit(1);
}Also, it's a good practice to always provide the radix parameter to parseInt to avoid unexpected behavior.
const specificPR = prArg ? parseInt(prArg.split('=')[1] || args[args.indexOf('--pr') + 1], 10) : null;
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| const path = require('path'); | ||
| const { execSync, spawn } = require('child_process'); |
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The spawn function is imported from child_process but is never used in the script. Removing unused imports helps keep the code clean and maintainable.
| const { execSync, spawn } = require('child_process'); | |
| const { execSync } = require('child_process'); |
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| log('\n--- PR #1: Windows Marketplace Fix ---', 'cyan'); | ||
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| const appDataDir = process.env.APPDATA || path.join(process.env.HOME || '', '.config'); |
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The logic for determining the application data directory is not fully cross-platform. It handles Windows and Linux-like systems but doesn't correctly identify the path on macOS (which should be ~/Library/Application Support).
To make this more robust, you could use os.homedir() and check process.platform. You'll need to add const os = require('os'); at the top of the file.
A more robust implementation could look like this:
function getAppDataDir() {
const os = require('os');
const homedir = os.homedir();
switch (process.platform) {
case 'win32':
return process.env.APPDATA || path.join(homedir, 'AppData', 'Roaming');
case 'darwin':
return path.join(homedir, 'Library', 'Application Support');
default: // linux, etc.
return process.env.XDG_CONFIG_HOME || path.join(homedir, '.config');
}
}
const appDataDir = getAppDataDir();Using os.homedir() instead of process.env.HOME is also more reliable.
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| execSync('cd apps/frontend && npx tsc --noEmit', { | ||
| cwd: path.join(__dirname, '..'), | ||
| stdio: 'pipe', | ||
| timeout: 120000, | ||
| }); |
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Chaining commands with && inside execSync can be less robust than using the cwd option to specify the working directory. It's better to set the cwd directly to the apps/frontend directory and execute the command there.
execSync('npx tsc --noEmit', {
cwd: path.join(__dirname, '..', 'apps', 'frontend'),
stdio: 'pipe',
timeout: 120000,
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| execSync('npm test -- --run', { | ||
| cwd: path.join(__dirname, '..'), | ||
| stdio: 'inherit', | ||
| timeout: 300000, | ||
| }); |
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Similar to the TypeScript check, it's more robust to run this command directly in the apps/frontend directory by setting the cwd option. Also, the --run argument passed to npm test seems redundant since the script vitest run already implies running the tests once. You can simplify this command.
execSync('npm test', {
cwd: path.join(__dirname, '..', 'apps', 'frontend'),
stdio: 'inherit',
timeout: 300000,
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In `@scripts/test-windows-fixes.js`:
- Line 15: Remove the unused destructured import "spawn" from the require call
so only execSync is imported; change the line containing "const { execSync,
spawn } = require('child_process');" to import only execSync (e.g., "const {
execSync } = require('child_process');") and ensure no other references to spawn
exist in the file.
- Around line 193-207: The execSync invocation currently prefixes the command
with "cd apps/frontend &&" which is redundant because cwd is already set to the
repo root; update the execSync call to run just "npx tsc --noEmit" and change
its cwd option to point directly at the frontend package (e.g. use
path.join(__dirname, '..', 'apps', 'frontend')) so the TypeScript check runs in
the correct directory without shell cd. Locate the execSync call in the try
block and adjust the command string and cwd accordingly.
- Around line 245-246: The current prArg detection uses a loose prefix match
(a.startsWith('--pr')) which can match flags like --proxy; update the logic that
sets prArg and specificPR to only accept either an exact '--pr' token or a
'--pr=<num>' form: find an arg where arg === '--pr' or arg.startsWith('--pr='),
and then parse the value either from the substring after '=' (for '--pr=123') or
from the next args element when the token is exactly '--pr'; adjust the code
around prArg and specificPR to use this stricter matching and robustly handle
missing/invalid numbers.
- Around line 92-105: Add an explicit branch to handle the case where
errorPatterns exists but stderrCollected does not: check if hasErrorPatterns &&
!hasStderrCollected and in that branch call warn('errorPatterns present but
stderrCollected missing') (or similar descriptive message) and return { passed:
false }; keep the existing success branch for both true and the current else for
both false (skipped) so all four combinations are handled; refer to the existing
variables hasStderrCollected, hasErrorPatterns and the warning/success/info
helpers when implementing.
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17-33: LGTM!Clean implementation of color-coded logging helpers with appropriate ANSI escape codes.
39-74: LGTM!Good defensive coding with proper handling of missing directories/files and JSON validation. The fallback logic for
APPDATAis reasonable for cross-platform testing.
213-228: LGTM!Reasonable timeout and proper use of
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| log('\n--- PR #3: Windows Path Fix (Errno 22) ---', 'cyan'); | ||
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| // Test path normalization on Windows-specific characters | ||
| const testCases = [ | ||
| { input: 'C:\\Users\\test', desc: 'Backslash path' }, | ||
| { input: 'C:/Users/test', desc: 'Forward slash path' }, | ||
| { input: 'path/with spaces/file.txt', desc: 'Path with spaces' }, | ||
| { input: 'path\\with\\mixed/slashes', desc: 'Mixed slashes' }, | ||
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| // Use path.normalize which should work on all platforms | ||
| const normalized = path.normalize(test.input); | ||
| success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`); | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| error(`${test.desc}: Failed to normalize "${test.input}": ${e.message}`); | ||
| allPassed = false; | ||
| } | ||
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| // Check for Windows reserved name handling | ||
| const reservedNames = ['CON', 'PRN', 'AUX', 'NUL', 'COM1', 'LPT1']; | ||
| info('Windows reserved names check:'); | ||
| for (const name of reservedNames) { | ||
| if (process.platform === 'win32') { | ||
| info(` ${name} - would be problematic on Windows`); | ||
| } else { | ||
| info(` ${name} - safe on this platform`); | ||
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Test does not verify actual PR #3 implementation.
This function only tests Node.js's built-in path.normalize(), which is unrelated to any custom Windows path normalization code that PR #3 might have introduced. The reserved names section is purely informational and doesn't validate any code.
Consider either:
- Checking for specific PR
#3code artifacts (similar to testPR2 and testPR4), or - Renaming/documenting this as a platform capability check rather than a PR verification.
Additionally, path.normalize() never throws for these string inputs, making the try-catch unnecessary:
Simplify the test loop
for (const test of testCases) {
- try {
- // Use path.normalize which should work on all platforms
- const normalized = path.normalize(test.input);
- success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`);
- } catch (e) {
- error(`${test.desc}: Failed to normalize "${test.input}": ${e.message}`);
- allPassed = false;
- }
+ const normalized = path.normalize(test.input);
+ success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`);
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| function testPR3_WindowsPathFix() { | |
| log('\n--- PR #3: Windows Path Fix (Errno 22) ---', 'cyan'); | |
| // Test path normalization on Windows-specific characters | |
| const testCases = [ | |
| { input: 'C:\\Users\\test', desc: 'Backslash path' }, | |
| { input: 'C:/Users/test', desc: 'Forward slash path' }, | |
| { input: 'path/with spaces/file.txt', desc: 'Path with spaces' }, | |
| { input: 'path\\with\\mixed/slashes', desc: 'Mixed slashes' }, | |
| ]; | |
| let allPassed = true; | |
| for (const test of testCases) { | |
| try { | |
| // Use path.normalize which should work on all platforms | |
| const normalized = path.normalize(test.input); | |
| success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`); | |
| } catch (e) { | |
| error(`${test.desc}: Failed to normalize "${test.input}": ${e.message}`); | |
| allPassed = false; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // Check for Windows reserved name handling | |
| const reservedNames = ['CON', 'PRN', 'AUX', 'NUL', 'COM1', 'LPT1']; | |
| info('Windows reserved names check:'); | |
| for (const name of reservedNames) { | |
| if (process.platform === 'win32') { | |
| info(` ${name} - would be problematic on Windows`); | |
| } else { | |
| info(` ${name} - safe on this platform`); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return { passed: allPassed }; | |
| } | |
| function testPR3_WindowsPathFix() { | |
| log('\n--- PR `#3`: Windows Path Fix (Errno 22) ---', 'cyan'); | |
| // Test path normalization on Windows-specific characters | |
| const testCases = [ | |
| { input: 'C:\\Users\\test', desc: 'Backslash path' }, | |
| { input: 'C:/Users/test', desc: 'Forward slash path' }, | |
| { input: 'path/with spaces/file.txt', desc: 'Path with spaces' }, | |
| { input: 'path\\with\\mixed/slashes', desc: 'Mixed slashes' }, | |
| ]; | |
| let allPassed = true; | |
| for (const test of testCases) { | |
| const normalized = path.normalize(test.input); | |
| success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`); | |
| } | |
| // Check for Windows reserved name handling | |
| const reservedNames = ['CON', 'PRN', 'AUX', 'NUL', 'COM1', 'LPT1']; | |
| info('Windows reserved names check:'); | |
| for (const name of reservedNames) { | |
| if (process.platform === 'win32') { | |
| info(` ${name} - would be problematic on Windows`); | |
| } else { | |
| info(` ${name} - safe on this platform`); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return { passed: allPassed }; | |
| } |
Address HIGH and MEDIUM severity feedback from Gemini and CodeRabbit: - Remove unused spawn import from child_process - Add os module and fix cross-platform app data directory resolution (properly handles Windows, macOS, and Linux) - Fix logic gap in testPR2 where errorPatterns without stderrCollected was not handled as a failure case - Fix bug in testPR4 where missing search strings didn't fail the test (now properly sets allPassed = false) - Use cwd option directly instead of 'cd apps/frontend &&' for execSync - Improve --pr argument parsing with proper validation and clear error message when number is missing or invalid Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: youngmrz <[email protected]>
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Hello @youngmrz, Thank you for requesting a re-review and for addressing the previous feedback. I've reviewed the changes in commit Overall, the script is well-structured, readable, and effectively addresses the need for Windows-specific fix verification. The use of dedicated functions for each PR test, clear logging with color-coding, and robust argument parsing make it a valuable addition to the project's testing utilities. Docstring CoverageRegarding the docstring coverage warning previously flagged by CodeRabbit (and confirmed by my analysis), the new script currently has 7 out of 12 functions documented with JSDoc comments, resulting in approximately 58.33% coverage. If the project's required threshold for docstring coverage is 80%, you might consider adding JSDoc comments to the helper logging functions ( For example, you could add a simple JSDoc to /**
* Logs a message to the console with optional color.
* @param {string} msg - The message to log.
* @param {string} [color='reset'] - The color to use for the message (e.g., 'green', 'red').
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@scripts/test-windows-fixes.js`:
- Around line 281-290: The switch default for specificPR only logs via
error(...) and leaves results unchanged, causing a misleading success exit; fix
by making the default either push a failing entry into results (e.g., add a
results.push(...) with a descriptive name like `PR #${specificPR}` and a
failed/error status so failedCount increments) or call process.exit(1)
immediately after error(...) to return a non‑zero exit code; update the switch
default handling around specificPR and results (and any downstream failedCount
computation) so invalid PR numbers produce a non-zero exit and show a failing
summary.
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124-160: Test validates Node.js built-in behavior, not PR#3code artifacts.This function tests
path.normalize()which is Node.js's built-in behavior, not any custom Windows path normalization code that PR#3may have introduced. UnliketestPR2andtestPR4which check for specific code patterns in source files, this test doesn't verify any PR#3implementation.Consider either:
- Adding checks for specific PR
#3code artifacts (e.g., searching for path-handling utilities in the codebase), or- Documenting this as a "platform capability smoke test" rather than a PR verification.
Additionally,
path.normalize()doesn't throw for string inputs, making the try-catch (lines 138-145) unnecessary:Simplify the loop
for (const test of testCases) { - try { - // Use path.normalize which should work on all platforms - const normalized = path.normalize(test.input); - success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`); - } catch (e) { - error(`${test.desc}: Failed to normalize "${test.input}": ${e.message}`); - allPassed = false; - } + const normalized = path.normalize(test.input); + success(`${test.desc}: "${test.input}" → "${normalized}"`); }
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Repo: AndyMik90/Auto-Claude PR: 661
File: apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/onboarding/OllamaModelSelector.tsx:176-189
Timestamp: 2026-01-04T23:59:48.743Z
Learning: In the AndyMik90/Auto-Claude repository, pre-existing i18n issues (hardcoded user-facing strings that should be localized) can be deferred to future i18n cleanup passes rather than requiring immediate fixes in PRs that don't introduce new i18n violations.
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1-16: LGTM!The shebang, documentation header, and imports are well-structured. The unused
spawnimport has been removed as noted in past reviews.
18-34: LGTM!Clean, idiomatic logging helpers with consistent ANSI color support.
40-83: LGTM!Cross-platform app data directory resolution now correctly handles Windows, macOS, and Linux using
os.homedir()as previously recommended. The validation logic properly handles all file states.
89-118: LGTM!The logic gap from the previous review has been addressed. All four combinations of
stderrCollectedanderrorPatternspresence are now explicitly handled with appropriate pass/fail/skip results.
166-198: LGTM!The bug from the previous review has been fixed. Missing search strings now correctly fail the test by setting
allPassed = falseand logging witherror()instead ofinfo().
203-221: LGTM!The
cwdoption is now correctly used to run TypeScript compilation directly in the frontend directory, as previously recommended.
226-242: LGTM!Correctly uses
cwdoption for the frontend directory with appropriate timeout for test execution.
303-334: LGTM!Summary aggregation and exit code logic are correct. The hint about
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| case 3: results.push({ name: 'PR #3', ...testPR3_WindowsPathFix() }); break; | ||
| case 4: results.push({ name: 'PR #4', ...testPR4_TokenHotReload() }); break; | ||
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When an invalid PR number is passed to --pr, the script now exits with code 1 instead of silently continuing with 0 passed/0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: youngmrz <[email protected]>
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Bug: The script test-windows-fixes.js uses the CommonJS variable __dirname, but it will be run as an ES module due to "type": "module" in package.json, causing a runtime error.
Severity: HIGH
Suggested Fix
Rename the script from test-windows-fixes.js to test-windows-fixes.cjs to explicitly mark it as a CommonJS module. Alternatively, refactor the script to use ES module syntax. For example, replace __dirname with an equivalent like path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), after importing path and fileURLToPath.
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Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's not
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Location: scripts/test-windows-fixes.js#L116
Potential issue: The root `package.json` specifies `"type": "module"`, which means all
`.js` files are treated as ES modules by default. The new script
`scripts/test-windows-fixes.js` uses the CommonJS global variable `__dirname` to
construct file paths. Since `__dirname` is not available in ES modules, executing this
script will result in a `ReferenceError: __dirname is not defined` at runtime, causing
it to crash. This issue occurs on multiple lines, including line 116 where
`path.join(__dirname, ...)` is called.
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