chore(scripts): drop internal tracker refs from comments and docstrings - #213
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Sixteen comments across eight files carried an internal issue identifier that means nothing outside the project, and two module docstrings characterised endpoint behaviour in more operational detail than a fork operator reading the setup scripts needs. This repo is public and every fork operator syncs it, so both are worth not shipping. Replaced with plain descriptions of what the code does. Comment-only apart from three describe() labels. No behaviour change, no control flow touched. 1113 tests pass, check reports 0 errors.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDocumentation comments and test suite labels were updated across rate limiting, Turnstile, CSP, and security-header coverage. No runtime logic, API behavior, assertions, or exported interfaces changed. ChangesDocumentation and test label cleanup
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Inline comments:
In `@scripts/setup.ts`:
- Around line 620-621: Update the comment describing the download-beacon
rate-limit result near the preflight logic to define null as “not attempted”
when there is no domain, no zone, or no token, matching the contract established
around the preflight handling. Keep the existing “error” token-scope explanation
unchanged.
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scripts/apply-download-ratelimit.tsscripts/setup.tsscripts/turnstile-lib.test.tsscripts/turnstile-lib.tsscripts/waf-lib.tssrc/csp-config.test.tssrc/hooks.server.test.tssrc/turnstile-deploy-sync.test.ts
The declaration defines null as not-attempted for no domain, no zone or no token; the Next-steps comment named only the no-zone case, which could read as though a missing domain or token were a token-scope failure.
Comment-only cleanup of the setup/provisioning scripts.
What
Sixteen comments across eight files carried an internal issue identifier that is meaningless outside the project. Two module docstrings also described endpoint behaviour in more operational detail than a fork operator reading the setup scripts needs.
Both replaced with plain descriptions of what the code does. The genuinely useful engineering notes are untouched — the
cf.colo.idrequirement and its API error code, the Free-planmitigation_timeoutconstraint, the widget name-plus-host matching rationale, the idempotency and token-handling notes all stay exactly as they were.Why
This repo is public and every fork operator syncs it, so these comments ship to everyone. Neither category earns its place in a template other people run.
Scope
scripts/setup.tsscripts/turnstile-lib.tssrc/csp-config.test.tsscripts/waf-lib.ts,scripts/apply-download-ratelimit.ts,scripts/turnstile-lib.test.ts,src/hooks.server.test.ts,src/turnstile-deploy-sync.test.tsComment-only apart from three
describe()labels, which are test names rather than logic. No behaviour change, no control flow touched.git difffiltered to non-comment lines returns only those three labels.Verification
npm run check— 0 errorsNote
I ran
prettierover these files at one point, which reformatted them wholesale to its defaults — this repo has no prettier config or format script, so that was wrong. Reset and redone as targeted edits; the diff here is only the intended change.Summary by CodeRabbit
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