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solana-foundation#190
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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a major architectural shift in how create-solana-dapp handles template discovery and project initialization. By externalizing template definitions and introducing a configurable menu system, it provides greater flexibility and easier maintenance. The enhanced initialization process ensures better developer experience with integrated version checks and an optional setup phase. The addition of CircleCI and lefthook further solidifies the project's development infrastructure, promoting consistent code quality and automated testing.

Highlights

• Template Management Overhaul: The system for managing and selecting templates has been completely refactored. Instead of hardcoded lists, templates are now dynamically fetched from a remote templates.json URL, processed through a flexible menu configuration, and presented to the user. This includes new CLI options like --list-template-ids and --templates-url.
• Enhanced Init Script Execution: The init script execution process has been significantly improved. It now includes robust version checks for Anchor and Solana, a more intelligent renaming logic that handles project names and template names, and an optional setup script that can be run post-installation for tasks like building programs or generating clients.
• CI/CD and Git Hooks Integration: Continuous Integration (CI) has been integrated using CircleCI, with a new config.yml file added. Additionally, the project has transitioned from husky to lefthook for managing Git pre-commit and pre-push hooks, streamlining development workflows for linting and formatting.
• Dependency Updates and Refinements: Key dependencies have been updated, including @clack/prompts to v0.11.0, which makes a previously vendored utility obsolete. The zod library for schema validation has been updated, and various internal utility functions have been refined for better code organization and maintainability.

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• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (4)
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  • .github/workflows/publish-pkg-pr-new.yml

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a major refactoring to dynamically fetch templates, adds CircleCI configuration, migrates from Husky to Lefthook, and updates several dependencies. The changes are extensive and improve the project's architecture. However, I've identified a few critical issues that need to be addressed. The new CircleCI configuration is invalid and will fail. There's also a critical bug in the search-and-replace utility that was noted in the changelog as fixed but is still present in the code. Additionally, there are some medium-severity issues, including an unused dependency, a re-introduced bug in the init script, and duplicate changeset files. Please review the detailed comments for suggestions on how to resolve these issues.