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…omises Prepares the tree for the type-aware promise lint rules added in the next commit, and fixes one real defect along the way. `CLI_SIGINT_HANDLER` was async and registered straight onto `process.on`, which discards a listener's return value. A rejection anywhere in the interrupt sequence — the lazy telemetry import, the flush itself — became an unhandled rejection during shutdown, printing a stack trace instead of returning the user's shell, and the process never reached the signal death a wrapping script reads. The sequence is now `runInterruptSequence`, with `CLI_SIGINT_HANDLER` a synchronous wrapper that catches and still exits by the route the interrupt calls for. `generateCodeChallenge` was async but does no async work, so it is now synchronous across its call sites. The rest is mechanical: `void` on fire-and-forget `Bun.Server.stop()` calls in `auth-server`, `await` on the top-level `runProgram` and two spawn writes, dropped redundant `return await`, and `async` on functions that return a promise without declaring it. Memoized promise getters in `doctor/context.ts` and `fetch.ts` are deliberately left alone — wrapping a cached promise in a fresh one per call breaks the identity their callers and tests rely on.
…aware oxlint Turns on oxlint's `--type-aware` mode, which needs type information and so needs the `oxlint-tsgolint` companion binary (version-matched to typescript@7). The whole repo lints in well under a second, so the pass runs everywhere the plain lint did: the workspace lint scripts, the nano-staged pre-commit hook, and CI's existing lint job. Six rules are enabled. `no-floating-promises` and `no-misused-promises` are the point — a promise nobody awaits, and a promise handed to something expecting a void return, which is how an async event listener silently drops its rejections. `await-thenable`, `return-await`, `prefer-promise-reject-errors`, and `promise-function-async` come along behind them. `--type-aware` also switches on several type-aware correctness rules unrelated to promises (`no-base-to-string`, `restrict-template-expressions`, `unbound-method`, and others). Those have a real backlog and are set explicitly off; adopting them is a separate decision, not a side effect of wanting promise safety. Two rules are off for test files because Bun's own type definitions make them fire on correct code. `bun-types` declares `expect(p).rejects.toThrow()` as returning void when at runtime it returns a promise, so `await-thenable` flags 248 load-bearing awaits whose removal would turn every rejection test into a silent false pass. `promise-function-async` flags async test stubs that exist to match the shape of the API they replace. `no-floating-promises` stays on in tests, with `bun:test`'s fire-and-forget `mock.module()` allowlisted. `require-await` is not enabled anywhere: it and `promise-function-async` are mutually unsatisfiable for a function that must return a promise but has nothing to await, and such functions are common here because callback contracts demand one. Rationale and escape hatches are in .claude/rules/promises.md.
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- Around line 37-44: Update the no-floating-promises guidance to list return as
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Type-aware linting maps each file to the nearest tsconfig and silently skips any file no project claims, so the shape of the root config decides how much of the repo actually gets checked. The root tsconfig declared no `include`, which meant it defaulted to the whole repository and became the fallback project for every unclaimed file — a 1299-file program against the ~950 the scoped ones build. It is a base config that every real project extends, so it now says `files: []` and claims nothing. The `lint` scripts also pass `--report-unused-disable-directives-severity=error`, so a suppression that has outlived its violation fails the build. The bare `--report-unused-disable-directives` reports at `warning` and oxlint exits 0 on warnings, so it would never have gated anything. Turning it on immediately found a dead `eslint-disable-next-line` in `lib/help.ts` — an ESLint-flavored directive, naming an ESLint plugin rule, in a repo with no ESLint. Its explanatory note was the only load-bearing part and survives as a plain comment. The pre-commit hook deliberately keeps the plain `--type-aware`: it lints only staged files, and a directive is not unused just because the line it covers wasn't staged.
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`CLI_SIGINT_HANDLER` catches a failed interrupt sequence and routes it to `exitInterrupted`, but that call can throw on its own: it re-raises through `process.kill`, which fails with EPERM or ESRCH under an exotic enough process setup. A throw from inside the `.catch` handler rejects the chain, which lands as exactly the unhandled-rejection-during-shutdown the wrapper exists to prevent — only now on the path that is supposed to be the net. Plain-exit instead when the re-raise fails. The exit code is still right; only `WIFSIGNALED` is lost, which is strictly better than a stack trace. The two handler tests also stopped guessing at turn counts. They waited one `setTimeout(0)` for a chain that runs a dynamic `import()` of the telemetry module, so they passed on the strength of that import resolving in microtasks. They now resolve a promise from the `process.exit` stub and await the exit itself, which is the event they were always trying to observe.
Three sites came out of the `promise-function-async` pass as an `async`
function whose body still hands back a separately-constructed promise:
detect: async () => Promise.resolve(findClientBinary(binary) !== null)
detect: spec.detect ?? (async () => Promise.resolve(false))
if (!shouldEnableV8MiddlewareFlag(ctx)) return Promise.resolve(null)
Once the function is `async` the wrapper is the thing that returns the
promise, so the inner `Promise.resolve` only allocates a second one to
immediately unwrap. It also reads as though something asynchronous happens
here, and nothing does. Return the value.
`--type-aware` was repeated across four invocation sites: the root `lint`, the two package `lint` scripts, and the `nano-staged` pre-commit hook. A flag that has to be spelled four times is a flag that eventually gets spelled three times, and the failure is silent — a site that loses it runs zero type-aware rules and still exits 0. The drift had already started: the hook deliberately omits `--report-unused-disable-directives-severity=error`, so the four commands were no longer copies of each other and the odd one out was easy to miss. `options.typeAware` in `.oxlintrc.json` says it once. Only the root config may set it — oxlint ignores the field in nested configs — which is fine here because that is the single config every site already resolves to: the package scripts pass no `-c` at all and find it by walking up from their cwd. Verified by planting a floating promise under `packages/cli-core/src`, `packages/extras/src`, and `scripts/`, then confirming all four invocation shapes still report it.
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49-49: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply the unused-suppression failure policy to this invocation.
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--report-unused-disable-directives-severity=error. This invocation can accept a stale suppression that the root and packagelintcommands reject. Add the same option here.Proposed fix
- "oxlint -c .oxlintrc.json --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern" + "oxlint --report-unused-disable-directives-severity=error -c .oxlintrc.json --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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254-262: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the plain-exit fallback.
This test makes telemetry reject, but
process.exitreturns normally.exitInterrupteddoes not throw, so the fallback inpackages/cli-core/src/lib/signals.tsLines 219-225 is not tested. Make the signal re-raise throw, then assert that the plainprocess.exit(EXIT_CODE.SIGINT)fallback runs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/cli-core/src/lib/signals.test.ts`:
- Around line 254-262: Update the test around CLI_SIGINT_HANDLER so the signal’s
re-raise path throws after telemetry failure, exercising exitInterrupted’s
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The `CLI_SIGINT_HANDLER` fallback added in c563b90 had no test. The existing failing-sequence test makes telemetry reject, but `process.exit` returns normally, so `exitInterrupted` never throws and the inner catch never ran. The new test makes `process.kill` throw with the re-raise escape hatch off, so the re-raise is genuinely attempted and fails, and asserts the plain `process.exit(130)` still happens. `promises.md` listed `void` alongside `await` and a rejection handler as if the three were equivalent endings. They are not: `void` silences the diagnostic, not the rejection, so a promise that rejects after being `void`ed is still an unhandled rejection — the exact failure this rule set exists to prevent. It also omitted `return`, which the rule accepts. Both corrected.
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bun run lintnow runs oxlint in type-aware mode via theoxlint-tsgolintcompanion binary, so it can catch unawaited promises and unhandled rejections.no-floating-promisesandno-misused-promisesare the point;await-thenable,return-await,prefer-promise-reject-errors, andpromise-function-asynccome along behind them. Type-aware mode is switched on byoptions.typeAwarein.oxlintrc.jsonrather than a flag on eachlintscript, because there are four invocation sites and a site that loses the flag runs zero type-aware rules while still exiting 0. The roottsconfig.jsonis now"files": [], since a base config with noincludedefaults to the whole repository and becomes the fallback project for every unclaimed file. Thelintscripts also fail on suppressions that have outlived their violation.The gate surfaced one real defect.
CLI_SIGINT_HANDLERwas async and registered straight ontoprocess.on, which discards a listener's return value, so a rejection in the interrupt sequence became an unhandled rejection during shutdown: a stack trace instead of the user's shell back, and no signal death for a wrapping script to read. It is now a synchronous wrapper aroundrunInterruptSequencethat catches, and whose fallback plain-exits rather than rejecting if the re-raise itself throws. The rest is mechanical:voidon fire-and-forget calls,awaiton top-levelrunProgram, dropped redundantreturn await, addedasync.Two rules are off for test files, since Bun types
expect(p).rejects.toThrow()as returningvoidwhen at runtime it returns a promise.require-awaitis omitted entirely because it andpromise-function-asyncare mutually unsatisfiable for a function that must return a promise with nothing to await. Full rationale in.claude/rules/promises.md.Test plan
format:check,lint,typecheckclean; 2656 unit tests passclerkpatch