fix(cli): show conflicting files in merge previews

[kojiwakayama]

veryfront merge <branch> --dry-run read has_conflict and path, while the API returns has_conflicts and file_path. A preview containing a real conflict therefore printed no conflict warning. The CLI now reads the canonical response fields and reports each conflicting file path.

The command regression follows a branch onto the second results page, consumes an API-shaped merge preview, checks the visible warning, and verifies that every request is a GET. It runs in its own process because it changes the working directory. Command help describes the conflict output.

Validation: the regression failed before the correction. Merge/push tests passed (23 suites, 157 steps); test-runner tests passed (9 steps); focused Deno type checks, formatting and lint passed. Complete-branch Codex review on 91463deb00fa48220a5c1f410c6104342e5b8941 found no actionable issues and independently passed focused tests and coverage generation. The new test uses the shared temporary-directory helper and passes the test-primitive lint gate. CI collects its integration coverage in a separate process and directory, then merges it with the existing dependency-history report; coverage thresholds and exclusions are unchanged. Local LCOV proves both changed executable conflict-reporting lines are hit. Deno 2.7.7.

Part of veryfront/veryfront-issue-inbox#1192. Actual CLI merge and push dry-runs passed seven checks against staging API 6f7d267c79da at 18:22 UTC on 14 September. Merge reported the real conflicting file, and push produced the expected plan. Independent cleanup verified zero fixture users, projects, branches and file versions. The CLI runtime files are unchanged since that staging check. Pagination acceptance still awaits the branch API deployment.

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📦 Client bundle boundary

Entrypoint	Modules	Source size	Server leaks
src/index.client.ts	289	2307 KiB	✅ 0

A server module in a client graph aborts hydration in the browser. New leaks fail CI; known leaks are tracked in scripts/lint/client-bundle-baseline.json to burn down.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The merge command now reads the updated merge-preview fields, reports conflicting file paths during dry runs, and documents this behavior. A new integration test validates pagination, request behavior, conflict warnings, no-merge execution, cleanup, and isolated test execution.

Changes

Merge preview contract

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Merge preview fields and output cli/commands/merge/command.ts, cli/commands/merge/command-help.ts	The command uses file_path and has_conflicts for conflict detection and warnings. The help text describes dry-run conflict file paths and Studio resolution.
Merge preview integration coverage tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts, scripts/test/suites.ts	The integration test verifies paginated branch lookup, merge-preview requests, conflict warnings, no merge execution, and cleanup. The test runs in an isolated process.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 197c8

The merge preview field update and its isolated integration coverage have no remaining actionable merge risk.

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Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 1 functions across 4 files.
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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: displaying conflicting files in merge previews.

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Code Review: 90/100 — solid, well-tested bug fix

Correctly fixes a silent-failure bug (mismatched API field names meant merge conflicts were never reported) with a regression test that would have caught it. Small, focused, low risk.

Strengths

• Root cause is verified: MergePreviewDiff used path/has_conflict while the real API returns file_path/has_conflicts — confirmed no other call site in the repo still references the old names, so the fix is complete.
• New integration test (tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts) is genuinely useful: it exercises pagination (second-page branch lookup), asserts every request is a GET, and checks the actual warning output against the corrected field names — this is the kind of test that would have caught the original bug.
• Correctly registered in CWD_MUTATING_TEST_FILES since the test calls Deno.chdir.
• Help text update (command-help.ts) keeps user-facing docs in sync with the new behavior.
• PR description is thorough: root cause, validation steps (suite counts, typecheck/lint/format), and links the milestone issue.

Minor concerns

• The PR description states "CI and verification against the deployed branch API remain before milestone closure" — worth confirming CI is actually green on this SHA before merge, since mergeable_state currently shows blocked (likely just pending required review/checks, not a code issue).
• No changelog/release-note entry if this repo tracks user-facing fixes that way — sanity-check if that's expected for CLI-facing bugs like this one.
• Nit: since this was a plain field-name mismatch with no type-level guard, consider (separately, not blocking) whether the API client could generate/validate these response types from a schema to prevent this class of bug recurring elsewhere.

Nothing here blocks approval — the concerns are process/follow-up items, not code defects.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts (1)

6-7: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use repository aliases for these internal imports.

This test is outside the cli/ directory, but these imports use relative paths. Replace both imports with #veryfront/cli/... aliases.

Proposed change

-import { cliLogger } from "../../../cli/utils/index.ts";
-import { mergeCommand } from "../../../cli/commands/merge/command.ts";
+import { cliLogger } from "`#veryfront/cli/utils/index.ts`";
+import { mergeCommand } from "`#veryfront/cli/commands/merge/command.ts`";

Based on learnings: “For internal TypeScript source imports, use the repository's #veryfront/* path aliases. Do not add relative internal imports outside the cli/ directory.”

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In `@tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts` around lines 6 - 7,
Update the internal imports for cliLogger and mergeCommand in the integration
test to use the repository’s `#veryfront/cli/`... aliases instead of relative
paths, preserving the imported symbols and their existing targets.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts`:
- Around line 6-7: Update the internal imports for cliLogger and mergeCommand in
the integration test to use the repository’s `#veryfront/cli/`... aliases instead
of relative paths, preserving the imported symbols and their existing targets.

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The actual CLI commands now have staging evidence: merge dry-run reports the real conflicting file, and push dry-run returns the expected plan. Both commands exited successfully against API 6f7d267c79da; seven checks passed at 18:22 UTC on 14 September. An independent check at 18:23:17 UTC confirmed zero fixture users, projects, branches and file versions. This validates the CLI runtime source, not a published-package consumer or the pending API pagination change.

The lint failure was the new test using raw Deno.makeTempDir. Published head 20a9f69220865a59c76faaacfc1626c9ee765087 uses the shared makeTempDir helper. The test-primitive gate, regression, typecheck and formatting pass; a fresh full-branch Codex review is clean (70 focused steps). CLI runtime files are unchanged since staging verification. Current-head CI and hosted review still need to pass; the previous hosted review hit its usage limit.

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The remaining Sonar failure was new-code coverage (33.3%), because CI did not collect coverage from the integration regression that exercises mergeCommand. The existing integration coverage step now runs this cwd-changing test in its own process and merges its separate LCOV report alongside dependency-history coverage. Separate directories are required because a subsequent Deno test run replaces an existing coverage directory.

The actual regression and coverage generation pass locally. Both changed executable lines in merge conflict reporting are hit, and the dependency-history coverage is preserved in its own report. Workflow/coverage tests pass (23 steps), and complete-branch review is clean. This does not alter thresholds or exclusions.

The prior coverage-shard teardown failure recovered on a same-head retry after all assertions passed. The hosted Codex review remains blocked by its usage limit; this update does not bypass that gate.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
100.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

See analysis details on SonarQube Cloud

[kojiwakayama]

Technical CI is now fully green on 91463deb00fa48220a5c1f410c6104342e5b8941: https://github.com/veryfront/veryfront-code/actions/runs/34891041384. The separate integration coverage report fixed the Sonar coverage failure; all runtime and quality checks passed. Local complete-branch review is clean, the actual CLI staging checks are recorded above, and no review threads are unresolved.

Merge is still blocked only by the required Automated review check: the hosted Codex reviewer reports its usage limit. The configured gate accepts a fresh trusted-maintainer approval for this exact head or a successful hosted Codex review. No status override, admin merge or queue bypass has been used.

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[kwakayama]

Addressing the one outstanding review note before merge (CodeRabbit's nitpick on tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts:6-7, "use repository aliases for these internal imports").

The observation is correct; the proposed replacement is not.

Correct: this file is the only place under tests/ that reaches into cli/ by relative path. Every other import in the same file already uses an alias, so it is genuinely inconsistent with itself.

$ git grep -n 'from "\.\./\.\./\.\./cli/' -- tests/
tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts:7
tests/integration/cli/merge-preview.integration.test.ts:8

Incorrect: the suggested #veryfront/cli/... specifier does not resolve. There is no #veryfront/cli/* prefix in deno.json; the #veryfront/* entries map into ./src/, and cli/ is a top-level directory. Applying the diff as written would break the import.

The real convention is the #cli/* map, whose entries are enumerated one per module, e.g.

"#cli/commands/serve/command": "./cli/commands/serve/command.ts",

and which tests/integration/production-cli-shutdown-env.test.ts:5 consumes. Neither #cli/commands/merge/command nor a cli/utils entry exists yet, so adopting the convention here means adding two new entries to the import map, not rewriting two specifiers.

Decision: merging as is, and tracking the cleanup separately. The PR is green on the exact head 91463deb00, Codex reviewed that same commit and found no major issues, the Sonar gate passed, and there are zero unresolved threads. Editing the import map is a wider change than a trivial style nit warrants on a PR that gates #1192, and it would cost a full CI cycle for no behavioural difference. Follow-up filed so the convention still gets applied.