Feature/lint ci #3
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WalkthroughA new GitHub Actions workflow for linting, building, and type checking was added. Additionally, the Changes
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Developer->>GitHub: Push or PR to repository
GitHub->>GitHub Actions Runner: Trigger "Lint" workflow
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub: Checkout repository
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub Actions Runner: Setup pnpm and Node.js
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub Actions Runner: Install dependencies (pnpm install)
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub Actions Runner: Run linting scripts
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub Actions Runner: Build project
GitHub Actions Runner->>GitHub Actions Runner: Run type checking
GitHub Actions Runner-->>GitHub: Report workflow status
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.github/workflows/lint.yml (3)
1-5: Enable workflow concurrency cancellation
To prevent duplicate runs for the same branch or pull request, add:concurrency: group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }} cancel-in-progress: true
22-25: Guard remote cache secrets on forked PRs
TURBO_TOKENandTURBO_TEAMaren’t injected into workflows from forked repositories. Wrap remote caching steps in a conditional to skip when these secrets are unset.Would you like me to draft that guard?
42-44: Enforce pnpm lockfile consistency
Switch topnpm install --frozen-lockfileto fail CI ifpnpm-lock.yamlis out of sync withpackage.json.
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.github/workflows/lint.yml(1 hunks)packages/embeddings/package.json(1 hunks)packages/pinecone/package.json(1 hunks)packages/ui/package.json(1 hunks)packages/utils/package.json(1 hunks)
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packages/utils/package.json (1)
10-13: Standardized exports with separate import and types entries
This update correctly declares both the ESM entrypoint and its TypeScript declarations, aligning with the monorepo export conventions.packages/pinecone/package.json (3)
13-16: Explicit root export mapping for ESM and types
The root export is now an object with distinct"import"and"types"fields, improving module resolution and type support.
17-20: Explicit export for./typessubpath with type declarations
This change cleanly separates the runtime module (types.js) from its TypeScript definitions (types.d.ts).
21-24: Explicit export for./upsertsubpath with types
The./upsertentry now correctly maps both the JS module and its TypeScript types.packages/embeddings/package.json (2)
13-16: Standardize root exports with explicit type mapping
Aligns the main export with separate"import"and"types"entries for better TypeScript support.
17-20: Standardize./openaiexport with import and types
The./openaipath now clearly associates the JS module with its.d.tsfile.packages/ui/package.json (1)
9-12: Explicit import and types mapping for UI subpaths
These changes ensure each component module and its corresponding declaration file are correctly exported..github/workflows/lint.yml (7)
6-13: Workflow triggers cover main events
Triggers onpush,pull_request(opened, synchronize), and manual dispatch provide comprehensive coverage.
27-31: Shallow checkout for performance
Usingfetch-depth: 2speeds up cloning while still retaining recent history for CI tasks.
32-35: pnpm setup step
Pinningpnpmto v9 ensures a stable package manager environment across runs.
36-41: Node.js environment setup
Configuring Node 22 with pnpm caching correctly prepares the runtime for this Turborepo.
45-47: Lint step
Runningpnpm lintearly helps detect style and static-analysis issues before build.
50-52: Build step
Building prior to type checking ensures all exports and declarations are available.
53-55: Type checking step
pnpm check-typesvalidates the updated export and type declaration changes across packages.
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