ci(root): land the hash-coverage commits stranded by #858 - #860
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Three axes of one defect took three fixes: package-local globs, a cross-package tsconfig path, and a root script in no package at all. Each was invisible until someone looked, which says the instrument was wrong. The guard now compares tsc --listFilesOnly against every hash that could cover a file, so an axis nobody predicted fails CI. Generated output is excluded: its content follows tracked files, and those are what a hash must see. scripts/** joins globalDependencies for the one tracked file this reports.
The guard repeated a rationale the dependency edge had already made false.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes expand Turbo global dependency coverage to include root scripts and add tests that verify runnable tasks and compiler-resolved files are covered by task, dependency, or global hash inputs. ChangesTurbo input coverage
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a CI guard for uncovered files, but its test can skip that assertion when invoked from the scripts directory because repository paths are resolved inconsistently. This is a concrete merge-readiness risk: the guard may appear green without validating hash coverage, so the working-directory handling should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…es' cwd Five packages run a second pass over tsconfig.tests.json; probing only the implicit config hid 746 files in nextly alone, so an unhashed input reachable only from a test passed this guard. git ls-files prints paths relative to the working directory, so running the suite from scripts/ made every program file read as untracked and skipped. Each case launches tsc, which exceeds vitest's 5s default.
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What this is
#858 merged at
0bb960eb8and stranded its last two commits. This lands them.The two commits fix the P1 and P2 from #858's final Codex round, which arrived after the merge was computed. Neither is on
main.How it was found, and the trap in finding it
The stranded-tail screen from
.claude/rules/verifying-merged-work.md:My first content check said
scripts/**HAD landed, and it was wrong.git grep -c -F -e '"scripts/**"'returned 1 against the merge commit — matching the phrase inside a comment, not the config line. The marker was not unique to the change. Reading the actual line settled it:globalDependencies["packages/tsconfig/*.json"]["packages/tsconfig/*.json", "scripts/**"]--listFilesOnlyThat is the "marker must be unique to the commit" rule earning itself: a grep that matches prose reports a lost commit as landed.
What
mainis missing1. A third hashing axis, still open.
scripts/dev-doctor.mjsis inapps/playground's compiler program but in no package, so neither$TURBO_DEFAULT$(package-scoped) nor the^check-typesedge (workspace-graph-scoped) reaches it. Measured on currentmain: editing it leavesplayground#check-typeson the identical hash62b43e8dbf627e65.2. The guard cannot see it. The version on
mainenumerates files under the package directory — an abstraction that structurally cannot represent a cross-package or root input, which is why three separate fixes were each needed for one defect.What these commits do
The guard's POPULATION now comes from
tsc --listFilesOnly— the compiler's own answer to "which files does this program read" — instead of a directory listing. Each tracked file must be covered by the package's inputs, a global entry, or a dependency's directory. An axis nobody has predicted fails CI without anyone having to think of it.Run across all 22 packages it reports exactly one uncovered tracked file, which is why
scripts/**goes in as a wide entry rather than naming that file — listing it would be the enumeration this work exists to remove.Generated output is excluded deliberately: dependency
dist/*.d.ts,next-env.d.tsand.next-e2e/**are all in these programs and none is a source input, since their content follows tracked files. Restricting togit ls-filesis what makes the assertion meaningful rather than noisy.Verification
scripts/**fails withplayground compiles 1 tracked file(s) that no hash covers. Restored.mainwith no conflicts;globalDependenciesand the--listFilesOnlyderivation both confirmed present at this tip.No changeset: CI configuration and a test.
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