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This pull request introduces several significant improvements across the repository, focusing on enhanced test coverage, dependency updates, and CI workflow enhancements. The most notable changes are the comprehensive expansion of unit tests to improve code quality and coverage, the addition of an advanced CodeQL analysis workflow for better security scanning, and the alignment of next package versions across multiple projects and examples for consistency.

Test Coverage Enhancements:

  • Added a detailed TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md documenting major improvements to unit tests for files such as router-add-base-path.test.ts, build-output-log.test.ts, get-project-dir.test.ts, and phaseConstants.test.ts. These enhancements include expanded test suites, edge case handling, integration testing, and improved test structure and resource management. Coverage was increased from 4 basic tests to over 90 comprehensive tests, greatly improving reliability and maintainability.

CI/CD and Security Improvements:

  • Introduced a new .github/workflows/codeql.yml workflow to enable advanced CodeQL security scanning for multiple languages (JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Rust, Actions), improving the repository’s vulnerability detection and code quality assurance.
  • Removed the unused buildPassed job from .github/workflows/build_and_deploy.yml, simplifying the build and deploy workflow.

Dependency Version Alignment:

  • Updated the next package version to 15.5.8 (or higher where appropriate) across multiple bench, examples, and crates/next-core/js package files. This ensures consistency and stability across all projects and examples in the repository. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]
  • Updated next in apps/bundle-analyzer/package.json to 16.0.10 and in apps/docs/package.json to 15.5.9 for the latest features and fixes. [1] [2]

Summary of Most Important Changes:

Test Coverage and Quality

  • Major expansion and documentation of unit tests, increasing coverage and reliability across core utility and constant files.

CI/CD and Security

  • Addition of advanced CodeQL workflow for multi-language security scanning.
  • Removal of the redundant buildPassed job from the build and deploy workflow.

Dependency Management

  • Standardized next version to 15.5.8 (or higher) in all relevant packages, benches, and examples for consistency and stability. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]
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Summary by cubic

Expands unit tests, adds CodeQL security scanning, and standardizes Next.js versions to improve reliability and security. Also removes a redundant CI job and updates apps to patched versions addressing React Server Components CVEs.

  • New Features

    • Added 90+ unit tests across router-add-base-path, build-output-log, get-project-dir, and phaseConstants; documented in TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md.
    • Enabled CodeQL advanced analysis and removed the unused buildPassed job from the CI workflow.
  • Dependencies

    • Aligned next to 15.5.8 across benches, examples, and crates/next-core/js for consistency.
    • Bumped apps/bundle-analyzer to 16.0.10 and apps/docs to 15.5.9; updates include fixes for React Server Components CVEs.

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This pull request significantly bolsters the repository's robustness and maintainability through a multi-faceted approach. It dramatically enhances test coverage for critical utility functions, ensuring greater code reliability. Concurrently, it strengthens security postures by integrating advanced static analysis into the CI pipeline and refines the build process by removing redundant steps. Finally, it promotes ecosystem stability by aligning core dependency versions across various projects and examples.

Highlights

  • Comprehensive Test Coverage Expansion: Unit tests for core utilities like router-add-base-path.test.ts, build-output-log.test.ts, get-project-dir.test.ts, and phaseConstants.test.ts have been significantly expanded. This increases the test count from 4 to over 90, greatly improving reliability and edge case handling. A new TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md file documents these improvements in detail.
  • CI/CD and Security Enhancements: An advanced CodeQL analysis workflow (.github/workflows/codeql.yml) has been introduced to enable multi-language security scanning, bolstering the repository's vulnerability detection. Additionally, an unused buildPassed job was removed from .github/workflows/build_and_deploy.yml to streamline the CI process.
  • Dependency Version Alignment: The next package version has been standardized to 15.5.8 (or higher where appropriate) across numerous bench, examples, and crates/next-core/js package files. This ensures consistency and stability throughout the entire repository's projects and examples.
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This pull request introduces significant test enhancements across several core Next.js unit test files, detailed in a new TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md document. Specifically, tests for router-add-base-path, build-output-log, get-project-dir, and phaseConstants have been expanded from a total of 57 lines and 4 basic tests to approximately 660 lines and over 90 comprehensive tests. These new tests cover various scenarios including basePath functionality, logging function behaviors, project directory resolution, typo detection, and constant validation, along with detailed edge case handling and proper environment/console mocking. Concurrently, the pull request updates the next dependency version across numerous package.json files throughout the repository, upgrading many instances from 'latest', 'workspace:*', or older specific versions to newer specific versions like '15.5.8', '16.0.10', '15.5.9', '15.0.7', '14.2.35', '15.6.0-canary.60', and '16.1.0-canary.19'.

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This pull request introduces significant test enhancements across several core Next.js unit test files, detailed in a new TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md document. Specifically, tests for router-add-base-path, build-output-log, get-project-dir, and phaseConstants have been expanded from a total of 57 lines and 4 basic tests to approximately 660 lines and over 90 comprehensive tests. These new tests cover various scenarios including basePath functionality, logging function behaviors, project directory resolution, typo detection, and constant validation, along with detailed edge case handling and proper environment/console mocking. Concurrently, the pull request updates the next dependency version across numerous package.json files throughout the repository, upgrading many instances from 'latest', 'workspace:*', or older specific versions to newer specific versions like '15.5.8', '16.0.10', '15.5.9', '15.0.7', '14.2.35', '15.6.0-canary.60', and '16.1.0-canary.19'.

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Pull request overview

This pull request expands unit test coverage, introduces a new CodeQL-based security scanning workflow, cleans up an unused CI job, and aligns next versions across the repo to specific pinned releases.

Changes:

  • Greatly extends unit tests for addBasePath, build logging, getProjectDir, and phase constants, and documents the enhancements in TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md.
  • Adds a .github/workflows/codeql.yml workflow to run CodeQL analysis for Actions, JS/TS, Python, and Rust, and removes the redundant buildPassed job from the main build-and-deploy workflow.
  • Pins next to concrete versions (primarily 15.5.8, with some apps on 15.5.9 or 16.0.10) across benches, test fixtures, examples, and tooling, and updates the pnpm-lock.yaml accordingly.

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turbopack/packages/turbo-tracing-next-plugin/test/with-mongodb-mongoose/package.json Pins the test app’s next dependency to 15.5.8 instead of latest to ensure deterministic behavior.
turbopack/packages/turbo-tracing-next-plugin/package.json Changes the plugin’s devDependency on next from a workspace link to 15.5.8, aligning with the new pinned strategy.
test/unit/router-add-base-path.test.ts Expands tests for addBasePath to cover basePath behavior, manual base path mode, and multiple edge cases, though env setup currently doesn’t influence the implementation as intended.
test/unit/phaseConstants.test.ts Adds comprehensive tests for additional phases, compiler constants, adapter output types, and basic immutability/export checks.
test/unit/get-project-dir.test.ts Adds functional tests for getProjectDir and integration tests for detectTypo, increasing coverage of error paths and edge cases.
test/unit/build-output-log.test.ts Significantly broadens tests around warnOnce, errorOnce, and various logging utilities, including caching semantics and argument-type handling.
test/integration/styled-jsx-plugin/app/package.json Pins example app’s next to 15.5.8 for reproducibility.
test/e2e/next-test/first-time-setup-ts/package.json Switches from next canary to 15.5.8 in this e2e test template.
test/e2e/next-test/first-time-setup-js/package.json Same as above for the JS first-time-setup example.
test/.stats-app/package.json Pins next to 15.5.8 for the stats test app.
pnpm-lock.yaml Regenerates lockfile entries to reflect new next versions (15.5.8, 15.5.9, 16.0.10, 16.1.0‑canary.19), related @next/* binaries, and updated eslint-config-next, while also marking [email protected] as deprecated due to a security vulnerability.
packages/third-parties/package.json Bumps the devDependency next canary version from 16.1.0-canary.7 to 16.1.0-canary.19.
packages/next-codemod/bin/testfixtures/*/package.json Adjusts fixture next versions used by codemod tests (e.g., from various canaries to 15.6.0-canary.60 or stable 14.2.35) to reflect updated compatibility scenarios.
package.json Pins root-level next from workspace:* to 15.5.8, and keeps other tooling deps unchanged.
crates/next-core/js/package.json Replaces next workspace dependency with pinned 15.5.8 to align with the standardization.
bench/*/package.json Changes multiple bench projects from next workspace:* to 15.5.8 for consistent benchmarking against a specific release.
apps/docs/package.json Bumps docs app next from 15.5.3 to 15.5.9 to pick up newer fixes (including RSC CVE patches).
apps/bundle-analyzer/package.json Bumps next from 16.0.1 to 16.0.10 to incorporate latest patches.
examples/**/package.json Systematically replaces next versions like latest, canary, or older minors with pinned versions (mostly 15.5.8, and in some cases 14.2.35 or other targeted versions) across the entire examples tree.
TEST_ENHANCEMENTS.md New document summarizing all test enhancements, structure, patterns, and coverage deltas, though the summary table markup needs a minor formatting fix.
.github/workflows/codeql.yml New workflow enabling CodeQL “advanced” analysis for JS/TS, Python, Rust, and Actions on canary branch pushes/PRs and a weekly schedule.
.github/workflows/build_and_deploy.yml Removes the buildPassed job that only existed to reflect failures, simplifying the workflow.
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The [email protected] entry is explicitly marked as deprecated due to a security vulnerability, but the PR standardizes many packages (including the root) on this version. To avoid installing a known-vulnerable release, this lockfile entry (and corresponding package.json specs) should be updated to a patched version such as 15.5.9 or another version referenced by the security advisory.

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| File | Before | After | Increase |
|------|--------|-------|----------|
| router-add-base-path.test.ts | 9 lines, 1 test | ~140 lines, 25+ tests | ~1,400% |
| build-output-log.test.ts | 27 lines, 1 test | ~250 lines, 30+ tests | ~800% |
| get-project-dir.test.ts | 5 lines, 1 test | ~120 lines, 15+ tests | ~2,300% |
| phaseConstants.test.ts | 16 lines, 1 test | ~150 lines, 20+ tests | ~840% |

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The markdown table in the "Summary Statistics" section uses a leading || on each row, which renders an extra empty column and is inconsistent with standard table syntax. Consider changing these lines to start with a single | so the header and rows render as a 4‑column table as intended.

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describe('with basePath set', () => {
const originalBasePath = process.env.__NEXT_ROUTER_BASEPATH
const originalManualBasePath = process.env.__NEXT_MANUAL_CLIENT_BASE_PATH

beforeEach(() => {
process.env.__NEXT_ROUTER_BASEPATH = '/docs'
delete process.env.__NEXT_MANUAL_CLIENT_BASE_PATH
})

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These tests mutate process.env.__NEXT_ROUTER_BASEPATH in beforeEach, but addBasePath reads this value into a module‑level basePath constant at import time (packages/next/src/client/add-base-path.ts), so changing the env var after the initial import will not affect the behavior under test. As written, the "with basePath set" expectations (e.g. '/docs/hello') will never be satisfied unless the env var is set before the module is first imported, meaning these tests won't actually validate basePath handling. Consider moving the import/require of addBasePath inside the tests after setting process.env (or resetting the module cache between cases), or refactoring addBasePath to read the env at call time if that is the desired contract.

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"moment": "^2.24.0",
"nanoid": "3.1.30",
"next": "workspace:*",
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Here next is pinned to 15.5.8, but in pnpm-lock.yaml the [email protected] package entry is marked as deprecated due to a security vulnerability with guidance to upgrade to a patched version (https://nextjs.org/blog/security-update-2025-12-11). Since this repo standardizes on next for many benches/examples, depending on a known-vulnerable version is a security regression; please bump to a patched release (e.g. 15.5.9 or later) and keep the lockfile in sync.

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P3: The example README still claims this is a “Next.js 14” project, but the dependency was bumped to Next.js 15.5.8. Update the README to reflect the new version so users aren’t misled about the required Next.js version.</violation>
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P2: Next.js 15.5.8 suggests a minimum of React 18.2.0/ReactDOM 18.2.0; keeping react/react-dom at 18.1.0 will trigger the minimum React version warning and leave features disabled. Update the React versions alongside this Next.js bump.</violation>
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P2: The reproduction template is documented to use `next@canary` for validating bugs. Pinning to 15.5.8 conflicts with that requirement and will lead to reproductions that aren’t verified against canary. Keep the dependency as canary for this template.</violation>
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P2: Next.js 15.5.8 suggests a minimum of React 18.2.0/ReactDOM 18.2.0; keeping react/react-dom at 18.1.0 will trigger the minimum React version warning and leave features disabled. Update the React versions alongside this Next.js bump.

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P2: The reproduction template is documented to use next@canary for validating bugs. Pinning to 15.5.8 conflicts with that requirement and will lead to reproductions that aren’t verified against canary. Keep the dependency as canary for this template.

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P3: The example README still claims this is a “Next.js 14” project, but the dependency was bumped to Next.js 15.5.8. Update the README to reflect the new version so users aren’t misled about the required Next.js version.

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