Vitest creates .tmp-fn-vitest-workspace-resolution-* directories
containing built JS files that ESLint scans as source, producing
~9500 false-positive no-undef errors that mask real lint issues.
Added .tmp-fn-*/** to global ignores. These dirs are already in
.gitignore but ESLint doesn't read .gitignore by default.
- Add `pnpm build` step to test-shards job so plugin dist/ and core
packages are compiled before tests run (fixes plugin-loader test)
- Add cli-alias/index.js to ESLint node scripts pattern so Node globals
(process, AbortController, fetch) are recognized
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- eslint: ignore .claude/** so agent worktree scripts don't pull thousands of
spurious "console/process is not defined" errors into the workspace lint.
- AgentsView: lift the controls popup max-height/overflow into a CSS modifier
(.agent-controls-panel--scrollable) instead of an inline style so the
inline-style discipline test stays at 4 (only runtime health colors).
- board-mobile.test: scan every @media (max-width: 768px) block in the loaded
CSS bundle, not just the legacy section in styles.css. After the cards/
inline-create extraction those rules now live in component CSS files.
- AgentsView.test: update the layout assertion for the new "stats above the
collection" placement and open the controls popup before asserting on
the token-usage panel (which now lives there, not in the main view body).
- agents-view-mobile.test: open the controls popup before asserting on the
token-stats panel content.
- TaskDetailModal.test: bump tab-count assertions from 7→8 (or 6→7 for
triage/todo) to include the new Stats tab, and switch to the Stats tab
before asserting on token-usage text in the optimistic-loading suite.
- Column.test: add MoreVertical/ChevronDown/ChevronUp/Archive to the
lucide-react vi.mock so the new column dropdown menu renders.
After this: pnpm lint = 0 errors, pnpm typecheck = clean, pnpm test = all
9132 dashboard + plugin/engine/cli/desktop/mobile/core tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Split app/styles.css from ~40k lines down to ~4.5k. Created 56 co-located
component CSS files in app/components/, each imported by its owning .tsx.
The remainder of styles.css holds genuinely global rules (design tokens,
.btn/.card/.modal/.form-input primitives, cross-component @media overrides).
- Lazy-load 13 heavy views (AgentsView, RoadmapsView, NodesView, etc.) via
React.lazy + Suspense; prefetch all chunks on idle so first navigation is
instant. Initial JS bundle: 1.58 MB → 1.16 MB (-26%). Initial CSS bundle:
635 kB → 471 kB (-26%); the rest splits into 13 per-view chunks.
- Add app/test/cssFixture.ts exposing loadAllAppCss() + loadAllAppCssBaseOnly()
so CSS regression tests load the full per-component bundle (mirroring Vite
source order). Migrate 30+ tests off direct readFileSync('../styles.css').
- Enable test.css: { include: [/.+/] } in vitest.config.ts so component CSS
imports actually inject styles in jsdom (fixes getComputedStyle assertions).
- Add ESLint rule (no-restricted-syntax) banning direct styles.css reads in
dashboard test files; points at loadAllAppCss() instead.
- Restore lost utility classes (.text-muted, .text-secondary, .text-dim,
.form-input) and rescue dropped chat tool-call rules into QuickChatFAB.css.
- Mobile fixes along the way: scroll containment for view containers
(min-height:0 + -webkit-overflow-scrolling), QuickChatFAB full-screen on
mobile (with safe-area-inset for iOS home bar), AgentsView single-row
header layout, ActivityLogModal close button on right, model-combobox
z-index above the mobile quick-chat panel.
- Bug fix: SkillsView toggle was display:none which hid the input from the
accessibility tree; replaced with the visually-hidden pattern so screen
readers + getByRole still find the checkbox.
- Bug fix: standalone Delete button in TaskDetailModal for triage-column
tasks (Actions dropdown is hidden in triage state, so previously no way
to delete a freshly-created task without status change first).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- TaskCard: four catch((err: any) => err.message) promise handlers in
archive/unarchive/delete/move → catch((err) => getErrorMessage(err)).
- InlineCreateCard + QuickEntryBox: .catch((err: any)) model-load handlers
→ getErrorMessage(err) with existing @fusion/core import.
- TerminalModal: drop (navigator as any).maxTouchPoints — modern lib.dom
types already expose the property.
- serve.ts: remove unused any annotation on OpenRouter model mapper; the
array element type is already inferred from json.data.
- pi.js, runtime-resolution.ts, dashboard.ts, serve.ts, dev-server-port-
detect.ts, devserver-manager.ts: drop now-stale eslint-disable comments
that the cleanup made redundant.
Fix a prompt-builder regression surfaced by agent's `any` cleanup: toolCall
with a raw string `arguments` field must be preserved verbatim (JSON-quoted)
rather than coerced to `{}`; restores a previously-passing test.
Then promote @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any from warn → error. Future
new anys must either come with a one-line disable + justification or use a
real type. Workspace is now lint-clean (0 problems).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- no-useless-escape: drop needless backslashes in character classes and
URL/path regexes (gh-cli, store, task, modelFilter, useFileMention,
RoutineEditor, ScheduleForm).
- no-case-declarations: wrap case bodies in ProjectOverview and
SettingsModal with block scopes.
- prefer-const: convert a never-reassigned slug binding in agent-import;
annotate legitimate forward-declared let bindings in dashboard.ts that
callbacks close over before assignment.
- no-fallthrough: add missing break after settings-subcommand error.
- no-empty-interface/no-empty-object-type: convert ProjectManifest from
empty interface extension to a type alias.
- no-unused-expressions: replace `x && x.method()` short-circuits in
TerminalModal with optional chaining.
Then ratchet these rules from warn → error so regressions are blocked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Widen config match from top-level *.cjs to **/*.cjs so nested CommonJS
scripts (e.g. mcp-schema-server.cjs) get Node globals and require() allowance.
- Replace lazy require() in claude-skills.ts with a normal top-level fs import.
- Tighten an any-typed tool map in pi-claude-cli to { name: string }.
Clears the remaining 12 lint errors; workspace now has 0 errors, 450 warnings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codebase is now clean for this rule, so enforcing it as an error prevents
regressions. Intentionally unused bindings remain exempt via the \`^_\` prefix
convention already documented in the rule options.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add ESLint config section for plugin examples with relaxed rules (no-explicit-any, no-unused-vars, no-unsafe-function-type, prefer-const, no-fallthrough, no-useless-escape)
- Add ESLint config section for agent skill templates with underscore prefix support for unused vars
- Allows underscore-prefixed parameters in skill templates (e.g., _param) as intentional placeholders
- Add roadmap schema migration v32 with covering indexes for roadmapItems table
- Implement RoadmapStore with CRUD and deterministic ordering
- Wire RoadmapStore access via TaskStore.getRoadmapStore()
- Update architecture.md with RoadmapStore persistence docs
- Fix pre-existing test failures in SettingsModal and store tests
- Add ESLint configuration (eslint.config.mjs) for TypeScript/JavaScript linting
- Update executor prompts to include lint instruction before code submission
- Add lint check to triage prompt validation workflow
- Update agent prompts to emphasize lint compliance as quality requirement
- Add lint tool to agent toolset with file-level rule disabling capability
- Include lint in CI workflow with non-blocking status
- Update tests to verify lint-inclusive prompt behavior
- Add documentation for lint integration in contributing.md
- Add changeset for @gsxdsm/fusion minor release
