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2025-06-14-12-55-45

fix: loader fix attempt

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2025-06-14-11-51-19

fix: revert loader

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2025-06-14-11-34-33

fix: simplify argument handling and improve import logic in github-wo…

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fix: rename loader test from .js to .ts to match AVA config

The loader.test.js file was failing in CI because it couldn't find the loader.js module. The actual source file is loader.ts, and the AVA config is set up to handle TypeScript test files. Renaming the test to .test.ts resolves the module resolution issue.

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fix: fix TSX/JSX loader incorrectly intercepting TypeScript files

The loader was using url.includes('.tsx?') which matches '.ts?' due to
regex interpretation (x? means x is optional). This caused ALL TypeScript
files to be processed by the TSX loader instead of the regular TS loader.

Fixed by checking the actual file extension instead of pattern matching
in the URL string.

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fix: revert github-workflow.ts changes that broke argument handling

The previous change to manually set global.args was breaking GitHub Actions
because it modified the args array that arg() uses internally. This caused
arguments to be shifted and scripts to receive wrong values.

Reverting to the original implementation where github-workflow.ts doesn't
modify the global args array.

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2025-06-13-20-31-49

fix(args): passing args to run script

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fix: revert argument passing in kit.ts and run.ts to fix GitHub Actions

The recent change to pass ...args to run() broke GitHub Actions workflows
because github-workflow.ts doesn't handle the additional arguments properly.
This was causing the create-assets script to receive wrong arguments.

- Revert kit.ts line 188 to not pass ...args
- Revert run.ts line 17 to not pass ...args

This fixes the issue where release_id was getting the architecture value
instead of the actual release ID.

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fix: update TypeScript tests to handle script name in args

The TypeScript tests were failing because arg() was returning the
script name instead of the expected argument. Added a check to
consume the script name from args if present before getting the
actual test argument.

This fixes the failing CI tests without modifying core SDK behavior.

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2025-06-12-13-40-52

fix(scriptlets): allow nested codefences