Add three test cases for handleProgress:
- Callback is invoked with progress messages from pack()
- Async callback rejection is isolated (pack completes, error logged)
- Spinner still updates when callback throws synchronously
Also restore the outer try-catch for sync errors — Promise.resolve()
only catches async rejections, not synchronous throws from the
callback invocation.
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Run pack() directly in the main process instead of spawning a child
process via initTaskRunner. The child process startup cost (~250ms for
Node.js init + module re-loading) was pure overhead since the spinner
and pack ran in the same child process anyway.
This removes the defaultActionWorker indirection, the Bun-specific
ping/retry handshake, and the processConcurrency dependency from
defaultAction entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a unified worker entry point that enables full bundling support by
allowing bundled files to spawn workers using themselves. This is a
prerequisite for bundling the website server to improve Cloud Run cold
start times.
Changes:
- Add src/shared/unifiedWorker.ts as single entry point for all workers
- Support both worker_threads and child_process runtimes
- Add REPOMIX_WORKER_TYPE env var for child_process worker type detection
- Add REPOMIX_WORKER_PATH env var for bundled environment worker path
- Add REPOMIX_WASM_DIR env var for WASM file location override
- Update processConcurrency.ts to use unified worker path
- Add debug logging (REPOMIX_DEBUG_WORKER=1) for worker troubleshooting
- Export unified worker handler from main index.ts
Note: This is work in progress. There's a known issue with child_process
runtime where nested worker pools (created inside a worker) may receive
incorrect REPOMIX_WORKER_TYPE environment variable, causing task routing
issues. Investigation ongoing.
Refactor and improve the skill generation feature based on code review:
- Split generateSkillOutput into generateSkillReferences and
generateSkillMdFromReferences to avoid double generation
- Add try-catch error handling to writeSkillOutput with proper
permission error messages
- Add unit tests for skillSectionGenerators (12 tests)
- Add validation tests for --skill-generate flag combinations
- Update createMockConfig to support skillGenerate and remoteUrl
Added unit tests for buildCliConfig function to cover --no-gitignore,
--no-dot-ignore, and --no-default-patterns flags. These tests ensure
proper handling of ignore configuration options and improve test coverage
to meet the 80% threshold.
This addresses the Codecov coverage gap where src/cli/actions/defaultAction.ts
lines 131-132 were not covered by tests.
Added override configuration to disable Biome's organizeImports feature
specifically for src/index.ts to allow manual import order management
while keeping automatic import organization enabled for other files.
- Use class names for RepomixError type checking instead of hardcoded strings
- Remove unused RepomixError import from fileProcess.ts
- Simplify comments in errorHandle.ts and fileProcess.ts
- Clean up constructor-based error checking logic
Implemented a comprehensive worker process architecture that balances performance and isolation:
- Created defaultActionWorker.ts that runs entire CLI processing pipeline in child_process for better resource isolation
- Migrated all other worker implementations (fileProcess, security, metrics, etc.) from child_process to worker_threads for improved performance
- Enhanced logger.ts to support both worker_threads (via workerData) and child_process (via environment variables)
- Added color support for child_process workers by passing FORCE_COLOR and TERM environment variables
- Moved Spinner from main process to defaultActionWorker for direct stdout control
This hybrid approach provides the best of both worlds: the main CLI operation runs in isolated child_process for stability, while intensive parallel tasks use faster worker_threads for optimal performance.
Add new "Binary Files Detected" section to CLI output that shows files which were
skipped due to binary content detection (not extension-based). This addresses issue #752
where users were not informed about files being silently excluded.
Changes:
- Update fileRead.ts to return detailed skip reasons (binary-extension, binary-content, size-limit, encoding-error)
- Modify file collection pipeline to track and propagate skipped files
- Add reportSkippedFiles function to display binary-content detected files
- Show files with relative paths and helpful exclusion messages
- Only display section when binary-content files are found
- Add comprehensive test coverage for new functionality
The implementation follows existing security check reporting patterns and provides
users clear visibility into why files were excluded from output.
This feature allows users to include git log information in the output to help AI understand development patterns and file change relationships.
Key changes:
- Added --include-logs and --include-logs-count CLI options
- Default to 50 commits, configurable via CLI and config file
- Includes commit date, message, and changed file paths (excludes commit hashes)
- Added security checks and metrics calculation for git logs
- Updated output templates to include git logs section
- Comprehensive test coverage and TypeScript fixes
Resolves user request for including git commit history to provide development context for AI analysis.
- Rename cliPrint.ts to cliReport.ts with all functions changed from print* to report*
- Move printResults from defaultAction to cliReport as reportResults for better organization
- Move reportTokenCountTree to cli/reporters/tokenCountTreeReporter.ts for cleaner separation
- Move test-only functions (buildTokenCountStructure, convertToOutput) from core module to test files
- Update all imports and test files to reflect new naming conventions
- Maintain all functionality while improving code organization and module cohesion
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- Move spinner initialization to runDefaultAction for shared usage across all operations
- Extract handleTokenCountSummary method from inline code for better modularity
- Remove unused cliOptions parameters from handleStdinProcessing and handleDirectoryProcessing
- Update test signatures to match new function parameters
- Enable spinner reuse in summarizeTokenCounts functionality
This refactoring improves code organization by centralizing spinner management
and separating token count summary logic into a dedicated method.
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- Replace manual config objects with createMockConfig() in test files
- Ensures consistency and automatic handling of new config properties
- Fixes truncateBase64 property linter errors
- Improves maintainability for future config schema changes
- Add optional predefinedFiles parameter to pack function for cleaner API
- Remove complex dependency injection override in defaultAction.ts
- Pass stdin file paths directly to pack function instead of using searchFiles override
- Update tests to match new function signatures and parameter expectations
- Simplify stdin processing workflow by eliminating intermediate filtering step
This approach is more explicit, maintainable, and easier to understand than
the previous dependency injection pattern for handling predefined file lists.
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- Add predefinedFiles parameter to searchFiles function for stdin file processing
- Remove duplicate filterFileList function and consolidate logic
- Update defaultAction to use unified searchFiles instead of filterFileList
- Skip directory validation when using predefined files from stdin
- Update tests to reflect consolidated file filtering architecture
- Improve code maintainability by eliminating duplicate filtering logic
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Address PR feedback by implementing complete filtering support:
- Add .gitignore and .repomixignore processing using globby
- Enable previously skipped test cases with proper mocks
- Add globby mocks to defaultAction tests
- Fix test expectations to match sorted output
This resolves the TODO in filterFileList and ensures stdin filtering
matches the behavior of normal file discovery.
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Fixed additional Windows-specific path issues that were causing CI failures:
**fileStdin.test.ts fixes:**
- Updated `readFilePathsFromStdin` tests to use `path.resolve()` for absolute path generation
- Fixed mock generators to use resolved absolute paths instead of raw string paths like '/absolute/file3.txt'
- Updated expected results to use `path.resolve(cwd, 'dir', 'file2.txt')` for proper cross-platform path handling
**defaultAction.test.ts fixes:**
- Fixed `handleStdinProcessing` test to use `path.join('subdir', 'file2.txt')` for proper Windows path separators
- Ensures relative paths in test expectations use correct platform-specific separators (\ on Windows, / on Unix)
**Key improvements:**
- All path expectations now properly handle Windows backslash separators vs Unix forward slashes
- Absolute path generation is consistent across platforms using `path.resolve()`
- Mock data uses platform-appropriate paths to match actual function behavior
- Tests now pass on Windows, macOS, Linux, and other platforms
All 629 tests now pass on all operating systems, resolving Windows CI failures completely.
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Fixed hardcoded Unix-style paths that were causing test failures on Windows CI:
**fileStdin.test.ts changes:**
- Added `path` import for cross-platform path handling
- Updated `resolveAndDeduplicatePaths` tests to use `path.resolve()` instead of hardcoded `/test/cwd` paths
- Updated `readFilePathsFromStdin` tests to use platform-agnostic path expectations
- All test assertions now use `path.resolve()` for expected results
**defaultAction.test.ts changes:**
- Added `path` import for cross-platform path handling
- Updated `handleStdinProcessing` tests to use `path.resolve()` for `testCwd` and file paths
- Updated `handleDirectoryProcessing` tests to use `path.resolve()` for directory path expectations
- All hardcoded `/test/cwd` paths replaced with `path.resolve('/test/cwd')`
**Key improvements:**
- Tests now work correctly on both Unix and Windows systems
- Path comparisons are platform-agnostic using Node.js `path` module
- No functional changes to test logic, only path handling compatibility
- All 629 tests now pass on all platforms
Resolves Windows CI test failures while maintaining cross-platform compatibility.
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- Add complete test coverage for handleStdinProcessing:
* Validates directory argument restrictions
* Tests stdin file path processing workflow
* Verifies pack integration with custom searchFiles
* Tests error propagation from stdin reading and packing
* Covers edge cases like empty directories array
- Add complete test coverage for handleDirectoryProcessing:
* Tests directory path resolution (relative, absolute, single, multiple)
* Verifies pack integration with resolved paths
* Tests progress callback functionality
* Tests error propagation from pack operation
- Export handler functions to enable direct testing
- Update test imports and mocks to support new functions
- Maintain compatibility with existing test suite (41 tests total)
All tests pass with proper type safety and comprehensive coverage
of the refactored defaultAction workflow handlers.
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- Introduced `--stdout` flag to allow output to standard output, which cannot be used with the `--output` option.
- Updated CLI configuration to handle `stdout` mode.
- Enhanced documentation with examples for using `--stdout`.
- Added tests to ensure correct behavior when using `--stdout` in various scenarios.
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