- shared/errorHandle: recognize duck-typed OperationCancelledError from
worker boundaries in isRepomixError (it extends RepomixError but the
name was missing from the structured-clone fallback comparison).
Add a regression test for the worker-boundary case.
Test improvements per coderabbit / claude review:
- cliReport: assert skill-directory + relative path on the same log line.
- processConcurrency: restore process.versions.bun by removing the property
when it didn't originally exist, instead of leaving it defined-as-undefined.
- logger: drop the no-op `process.env.REPOMIX_LOG_LEVEL = undefined` (it
coerces to the string "undefined" and is overwritten by the next delete).
- unifiedWorker: replace the tautological cache test with one that proves
cache uniqueness via onWorkerTermination cleanup count; add a test for
task-based inference overriding workerData (bundled-env reuse).
- calculateMetricsWorker: new direct test for the default export's items
vs. single-mode dispatch — unifiedWorker mocks this module so the branch
was otherwise untested.
- packRemoteRepositoryTool: hard-code the expected output path instead of
expect.any(String) to catch arg-swap regressions.
- memoryUtils: tighten getMemoryStats assertions with sanity bounds
(heapUsed <= heapTotal, rss > 0, heapUsagePercent <= 100) so a
unit-conversion regression (bytes vs MB) would fail the test.
The test asserted on a literal '.claude/skills/test-skill' substring, but
getDisplayPath calls path.relative which produces backslashes on Windows.
CI failed on all Windows runners. Constructing the expected substring
with path.join makes the assertion OS-native.
Remove pc.white() calls from cliReport.ts to use terminal's default
foreground color instead. This fixes visibility issues on light-themed
terminals like Solarized Light where white text is unreadable.
Closes#1057
When the skill directory is under the current working directory,
show a relative path (e.g., .claude/skills/my-skill) instead of
an absolute path for better readability.
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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Kazuki Yamada