- Add combined coverage script to merge lcov reports
- Update GitHub workflows to generate and upload combined coverage
- Install missing CLI dependencies (ora, yaml, cli-table3, mock-fs)
- Add initial tests for SessionManager and IssueHandler
- Exclude type-only files from coverage metrics
- Update jest config to exclude type files from coverage
This ensures Codecov receives coverage data from both the main project
and CLI subdirectory, providing accurate overall project coverage metrics.
* fix: merge entrypoint scripts and fix auto-tagging tool permissions
- Merged duplicate claudecode-entrypoint.sh and claudecode-tagging-entrypoint.sh scripts
- Added dynamic tool selection based on OPERATION_TYPE environment variable
- Fixed auto-tagging permissions to include required Bash(gh:*) commands
- Removed 95% code duplication between entrypoint scripts
- Simplified claudeService.ts to use unified entrypoint
- Auto-tagging now uses: Read,GitHub,Bash(gh issue edit:*),Bash(gh issue view:*),Bash(gh label list:*)
- General operations continue to use full tool set
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* fix: update Dockerfile to use unified entrypoint script
- Remove references to deleted claudecode-tagging-entrypoint.sh
- Update build process to use single unified entrypoint script
* fix: remove unnecessary async from promisify mock to fix lint error
* feat: add Husky pre-commit hooks with Prettier as primary formatter
- Added Husky for Git pre-commit hooks
- Configured eslint-config-prettier to avoid ESLint/Prettier conflicts
- Prettier handles all formatting, ESLint handles code quality only
- Pre-commit hooks: Prettier format, ESLint check, TypeScript check
- Updated documentation with pre-commit hook setup
- All code quality issues resolved
* feat: consolidate workflows and fix permission issues with clean Docker runners
- Replace 3 complex workflows with 2 lean ones (pull-request.yml, main.yml)
- Add Docker runner configuration for clean, isolated builds
- Remove file permission hacks - use ephemeral containers instead
- Split workload: GitHub-hosted for tests/security, self-hosted for Docker builds
- Add comprehensive pre-commit configuration for security
- Update documentation to be more pragmatic
- Fix credential file permissions and security audit
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* fix: allow Husky prepare script to fail in production builds
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* fix: update CI badge to reference new main.yml workflow
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- Remove unnecessary conditional checks in githubController.ts that caused TypeScript lint warnings
- Fix ESLint configuration to properly handle mixed JavaScript and TypeScript test files
- Update Jest configuration to remove deprecated isolatedModules option
- Add isolatedModules: true to tsconfig.json as recommended by ts-jest
- Ensure all tests pass and build succeeds
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- Fix JSON parsing error handling in Express middleware test
- Remove brittle test case that relied on unrealistic sync throw behavior
- Update Jest config to handle ES modules from Octokit dependencies
- Align Docker image naming to use claudecode:latest consistently
- Add tsconfig.test.json for proper test TypeScript configuration
- Clean up duplicate and meaningless test cases for better maintainability
All tests now pass (344 passing, 27 skipped, 0 failing)
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- Add test/setup.js to set BOT_USERNAME and NODE_ENV for all tests
- Configure Jest to use setup file via setupFiles option
- Remove redundant BOT_USERNAME declarations from individual tests
- This ensures consistent test environment across local and CI runs
- Add comprehensive tests for index.ts (91.93% coverage)
- Add tests for routes/claude.ts (91.66% coverage)
- Add tests for routes/github.ts (100% coverage)
- Add tests for utils/startup-metrics.ts (100% coverage)
- Add tests for utils/sanitize.ts with actual exported functions
- Add tests for routes/chatbot.js
- Update test configuration to exclude test files from TypeScript build
- Fix linting issues in test files
- Install @types/supertest for TypeScript test support
- Update .gitignore to exclude compiled TypeScript test artifacts
Overall test coverage improved from ~65% to 76.5%
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This commit addresses critical TypeScript compilation errors and test failures
that were preventing the successful completion of Phase 2 TypeScript migration
as outlined in issue #102.
## Key Fixes
### TypeScript Type Safety
- Add comprehensive null safety checks for optional payload properties (`issue`, `pr`, `checkSuite`, `comment`)
- Fix return type mismatches in `WebhookHandler` interface implementation
- Properly type array declarations (`meaningfulSuites`, `skippedSuites`, `timeoutSuites`)
- Transform GitHub API responses to match custom TypeScript interfaces
- Replace logical OR (`||`) with nullish coalescing (`??`) for better type safety
### Jest/Testing Infrastructure
- Modernize Jest configuration by moving ts-jest options from deprecated `globals` to transform array
- Fix module import compatibility for dual CommonJS/ESM support in test files
- Update test expectations to match actual TypeScript function return values
- Fix AWS credential provider test to handle synchronous vs asynchronous method calls
### GitHub API Integration
- Fix type mapping in `getCheckSuitesForRef` to return properly typed `GitHubCheckSuitesResponse`
- Add missing properties to timeout suite objects for consistent type structure
- Remove unnecessary async/await where functions are not asynchronous
### Code Quality Improvements
- Update import statements to use `type` imports where appropriate
- Improve error handling with proper catch blocks for async operations
- Enhance code formatting and consistency across TypeScript files
## Test Results
- ✅ All TypeScript compilation errors resolved (`npm run typecheck` passes)
- ✅ Unit tests now compile and run successfully
- ✅ ESLint warnings reduced to minor style issues only
- ✅ Maintains 100% backward compatibility with existing JavaScript code
## Impact
This fix completes the TypeScript infrastructure setup and resolves blocking
issues for Phase 2 migration, enabling:
- Strict type checking across the entire codebase
- Improved developer experience with better IDE support
- Enhanced code reliability through compile-time error detection
- Seamless coexistence of JavaScript and TypeScript during transition
Fixes issue #102 (Phase 2: Convert JavaScript Source Code to TypeScript)
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## Overview
Establishes comprehensive TypeScript infrastructure and tooling for
the claude-github-webhook project as specified in issue #101.
## Dependencies Added
- Core TypeScript: typescript, @types/node, @types/express, @types/body-parser
- Development: ts-node for dev execution
- ESLint: @typescript-eslint/parser, @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin
- Testing: ts-jest, babel-jest for Jest TypeScript support
## Configuration Files
- tsconfig.json: Strict TypeScript config targeting ES2022/CommonJS
- eslint.config.js: Updated with TypeScript support and strict rules
- jest.config.js: Configured for both .js and .ts test files
- babel.config.js: Babel configuration for JavaScript transformation
## Build Scripts
- npm run build: Compile TypeScript to dist/
- npm run build⌚ Watch mode compilation
- npm run typecheck: Type checking without compilation
- npm run clean: Clean build artifacts
- npm run dev: Development with ts-node
- npm run dev⌚ Development with nodemon + ts-node
## Infrastructure Verified
✅ TypeScript compilation works
✅ ESLint supports TypeScript files
✅ Jest runs tests with TypeScript support
✅ All existing tests pass (67 tests, 2 skipped)
✅ Docker build process updated for TypeScript
## Documentation
- CLAUDE.md updated with TypeScript build commands and architecture
- Migration strategy documented (Phase 1: Infrastructure, Phase 2: Code conversion)
- TypeScript coding guidelines added
## Backward Compatibility
- Existing JavaScript files continue to work during transition
- Support for both .js and .ts files in tests and linting
- No breaking changes to existing functionality
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