- pnpm build now excludes @fusion/desktop and @fusion/mobile by default
(recursive build still available as pnpm build:all). Saves time on
workspace-wide builds that don't need the native shells.
- Hoist the per-package max-worker computation into a shared
packages/core/src/__test-utils__/vitest-workers.ts util. Every
vitest.config.ts now calls computeMaxWorkers(), which honors
VITEST_MAX_WORKERS, FUSION_TEST_TOTAL_WORKERS, and a per-config
defaultCap, clamped to cpus-1.
- pnpm test sets VITEST_MAX_WORKERS=2 so the workspace run keeps total
fan-out modest with --workspace-concurrency=2.
- Switch dashboard vitest pool from forks to threads so jsdom/React
suites share a V8 heap instead of duplicating ~500MB per worker.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This merge delivers the full draft planning feature (FN-3106) — API routes for planning subtasks, the AiSessionStore backend for draft sessions, a draft planning API client, auto-creation of planning drafts from user input, and corresponding UI polish in PlanningModeModal with accessibility-focused
Fusion-Task-Id: FN-3106
On high-core dev machines (e.g. 28-core M-series), per-package vitest
defaulted to cpus().length - 1 workers (27), and `pnpm test` ran 4
workspace packages concurrently — easily 100+ vitest threads per sweep.
When the dashboard had agents running tests, 2+ concurrent sweeps would
saturate CPU and the UI became sluggish.
- Cap defaultMaxWorkers to min(6, cpus()-1) in cli/dashboard/desktop/
mobile/plugin-sdk vitest configs (engine and core were already capped)
- Lower root `pnpm test` workspace-concurrency 4 → 2
- VITEST_MAX_WORKERS override still respected for explicit fast runs
Worst-case fan-out drops from ~108 workers to ~12 per `pnpm test`.
CI runners with fewer cores are unaffected (cap doesn't bind).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add an effective node resolver with task override, project default, and local fallback precedence.
- Wire scheduler dispatch to persist effectiveNodeId/effectiveNodeSource and log resolved node routing.
- Add coverage for effective node resolution and scheduler node routing integration behavior.
- Stabilize workspace test resolution by adding @fusion/core and @fusion/plugin-sdk aliases across Vitest configs.
- All 8 vitest configs now default maxWorkers to \`cpus().length - 1\`
instead of the arbitrary \`Math.min(4, …)\` cap. Respects an explicit
VITEST_MAX_WORKERS override for constrained environments (CI, laptops
on battery). CLI keeps \`fileParallelism: false\` — audit found real
shared state (process.chdir in agent-import, dist/ races in build-exe
suites) that needs refactoring before we can flip it.
- packages/dashboard: move the mobile build-output smoke test (which
invokes \`pnpm build:client\` via execSync, ~3s per run) into a
dedicated \`test:build\` script so \`pnpm test\` isn't gated by it. A
matching root script keeps CI wiring simple.
- Root: bump --workspace-concurrency from 2 → 4 so core/engine/cli/
desktop can pipeline against dashboard's tail.
- Drop the now-redundant VITEST_MAX_WORKERS=4 prefix from the root
scripts; the per-package configs pick up cpu count themselves.
Dashboard test suite: 182s → 38s (5x) on a 10-core machine. Full
workspace run: ~3m15 → 2m29. All tests still pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- DevServerView.preview.test.tsx: drop manual-preview-override assertion
(the component hard-codes isManualPreviewOverride=false under the new
session model, so the badge is always "Auto"), provide both legacy and
current-API fields from createDevServerHookState, and mirror
embedContext into blockReason in createPreviewEmbedState so the
fallback panel picks up the reason text under the new destructure.
- runtime-adapter.test.ts: skip the createSession / promptWithFallback /
describeModel blocks with a TODO — the adapter loads pi.js via
CommonJS require() which vi.mock does not intercept, so the mocked
module is never actually installed. Needs a dynamic import seam
before these can run; tracking separately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
