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TaskRef: "Fix 'npm run compile' failing due to missing esbuild.js"
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TaskRef: "create a release for deployment on github"
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Learnings:
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- The `compile` script `npm run check-types && npm run lint && node esbuild.js` in `package.json` failed with `Error: Cannot find module 'C:\Users\Gerome\codinit\esbuild.js'`.
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- This error directly indicated that the `esbuild.js` file was missing from the project root.
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- `esbuild`was listed as a dev dependency, implying a custom build script (`esbuild.js`) was expected.
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- A common `esbuild.js` configuration for a VS Code TypeScript extension includes:
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- Entry point: `src/extension.ts`(or similar, like `src/main.ts`).
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- Output file: `dist/extension.js`(matching the `main` field in `package.json`).
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- External dependencies: `['vscode']`(as `vscode` is provided by the VS Code runtime).
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- Module format: `cjs`(CommonJS, standard for VS Code extensions).
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- Platform: `node`.
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- Conditional sourcemap generation and minification based on `--production` flag.
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- Support for a `--watch` flag.
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- The project's `package.json` specified `typescript: "~5.5.3"`, but the actual version in use (indicated by warnings) was `5.8.3`. The `@typescript-eslint/typescript-estree` package had a compatibility warning for this version (supports `>=4.7.4 <5.6.0`). This was a secondary issue not directly causing the compile failure but noted for future attention.
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- Project uses `changie` for changelog management, configured via `.changie.yaml`.
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- `changie`expects change fragments in `.changes/unreleased/` and a `header.tpl.md` in `.changes/`. Default `changesDir` is `.changes` and `unreleasedDir` is `unreleased` relative to `changesDir`.
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- `npx changie`can be used if `changie` is not globally installed.
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- `changie init`creates the config if missing, but not necessarily the directories if the config already exists.
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- `changie batch <version>`processes fragments into a version file (e.g., `.changes/<version>.md`).
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- `changie merge`combines version files into the main `CHANGELOG.md`, requiring `header.tpl.md` if specified in config.
- Pre-commit hooks (ESLint, Prettier) are active and run before `git commit`.
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- GitHub CLI (`gh`) might not be available in all execution environments.
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Difficulties:
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- The `esbuild.js` file was entirely missing, and its original content was unknown. The solution involved creating a new, standard configuration. If the original script had project-specific complexities, the generated one might have needed further adjustments.
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- Initial attempt to use `changeset version` failed as project seems to use `changie`.
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- `changie batch`failed initially due to missing `.changes/unreleased` directory.
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- `changie merge`failed initially due to missing `.changes/header.tpl.md`.
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- Changelog fragments provided by the user were effectively empty, leading to minimal release notes. Addressed by confirming with user.
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- Attempt to use `gh release create` failed as `gh` command was not found.
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Successes:
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- Correctly diagnosed the `MODULE_NOT_FOUND` error as a missing file.
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- Successfully created a new `esbuild.js` file with a standard configuration for a VS Code extension.
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- The `npm run compile` command subsequently completed with "Build succeeded."
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- Successfully updated `package.json` version.
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- Successfully created missing `changie`-related directories and files (`.changes/unreleased/`, `.changes/header.tpl.md`).
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- Successfully ran `changie batch` and `changie merge` after rectifying missing file/directory issues.
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- Successfully committed, tagged, and pushed changes to GitHub.
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- Adapted to user's request to treat it as a "first release" setup for `changie`.
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Improvements_Identified_For_Consolidation:
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- General Pattern: When a build script like `node some-bundler-config.js` fails with `MODULE_NOT_FOUND`, and the bundler (e.g., `esbuild`, `webpack`) is a project dependency, it's highly probable the configuration script itself (`some-bundler-config.js`) is missing. A template for this script can often be generated based on project conventions (e.g., `package.json`'s `main` field, common source directories) and the bundler's typical usage for that project type (e.g., VS Code extension, web app).
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- Project-Specific: The `claude-dev` project (this project) uses an `esbuild.js` file at the root for its `compile` and `package` npm scripts.
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- Troubleshooting: `MODULE_NOT_FOUND`for a script executed via `node <scriptname>.js` is a direct indicator of the absence of `<scriptname>.js` in the path Node.js is looking for it (usually relative to the CWD or an absolute path if specified).
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- General pattern: When a specific CLI tool (e.g., `changie`, `gh`) is not found, try `npx <tool>` before assuming it's unavailable.
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- Project-specific: `changie`setup requires `.changie.yaml`, `.changes/unreleased/` dir, and potentially `.changes/header.tpl.md`.
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- Workflow: For GitHub releases, if `gh` CLI fails, guide user to manual creation via web UI.
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- Workflow: If changelog tools produce empty/minimal entries, confirm with user before proceeding to create a release with those notes.
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