fix(target): preserve app context across bundle and publish - #74
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBundle, package, and version commands now share application target resolution. Commands accept explicit ChangesTarget context propagation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves app-target consistency across bundling and publishing, but explicit native-package uploads can still bypass platform validation and send artifacts to the wrong app, while existing projects using only cresc.config.json may stop loading their selected app. These bounded correctness and compatibility issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
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participant resolveAppId
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CLI->>normalizeBundleOptions: provide appId and config
normalizeBundleOptions->>resolveAppId: resolve application target
resolveAppId->>ConfigFile: read selected application
resolveAppId-->>Hermes: return appId
resolveAppId-->>PublishAPI: return appId for bundle publishing
CLI->>versionCommands: pass resolved appId
versionCommands->>PublishAPI: update version and package binding
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…for both brands Follow-up to the review of #74. - keep `update.json` as the selected-app file for cresc too: the cresc docs and the client SDK read that name, and `cresc.config.json` was never wired in, so switching the default would have broken every existing cresc project - replace the nine hand-rolled `options.appId || getSelectedApp(...)` blocks in bundle/versions/package with one `resolveAppId()` helper - bundle: resolve the app before any side effect (.gitignore edits, plugin probes) so a named bundle without a selected app fails immediately; a bundle-only run only tolerates a missing selection (typed AppNotSelectedError) and reports malformed configs instead of swallowing them; drop the dead `config` forwarding and the three-way cached target - SDK: `BundleOptions.appId/config` and `provider.getSelectedApp(platform, config)` so programmatic callers get the same single-app guarantee - messages: parse/mismatch errors name the file (or `--appId`) actually used - tests: exercise bundleCommands.bundle end to end (Hermes base + publish get the same app, fail-fast, bundle-only fallback, dev bundles) and the default file, instead of the removed wrapper helpers Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JCaS35vZG4DCtmM24MYaVR
…for both brands Follow-up to the review of #74. - keep `update.json` as the selected-app file for cresc too: the cresc docs and the client SDK read that name, and `cresc.config.json` was never wired in, so switching the default would have broken every existing cresc project - replace the nine hand-rolled `options.appId || getSelectedApp(...)` blocks in bundle/versions/package with one `resolveAppId()` helper - bundle: resolve the app before any side effect (.gitignore edits, plugin probes) so a named bundle without a selected app fails immediately; a bundle-only run only tolerates a missing selection (typed AppNotSelectedError) and reports malformed configs instead of swallowing them; drop the dead `config` forwarding and the three-way cached target - SDK: `BundleOptions.appId/config` and `provider.getSelectedApp(platform, config)` so programmatic callers get the same single-app guarantee - messages: parse/mismatch errors name the file (or `--appId`) actually used - tests: exercise bundleCommands.bundle end to end (Hermes base + publish get the same app, fail-fast, bundle-only fallback, dev bundles) and the default file, instead of the removed wrapper helpers Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JCaS35vZG4DCtmM24MYaVR
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…for both brands Follow-up to the review of #74. - keep `update.json` as the selected-app file for cresc too: the cresc docs and the client SDK read that name, and `cresc.config.json` was never wired in, so switching the default would have broken every existing cresc project - replace the nine hand-rolled `options.appId || getSelectedApp(...)` blocks in bundle/versions/package with one `resolveAppId()` helper - bundle: resolve the app before any side effect (.gitignore edits, plugin probes) so a named bundle without a selected app fails immediately; a bundle-only run only tolerates a missing selection (typed AppNotSelectedError) and reports malformed configs instead of swallowing them; drop the dead `config` forwarding and the three-way cached target - SDK: `BundleOptions.appId/config` and `provider.getSelectedApp(platform, config)` so programmatic callers get the same single-app guarantee - messages: parse/mismatch errors name the file (or `--appId`) actually used - tests: exercise bundleCommands.bundle end to end (Hermes base + publish get the same app, fail-fast, bundle-only fallback, dev bundles) and the default file, instead of the removed wrapper helpers Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JCaS35vZG4DCtmM24MYaVR
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The server accepts a bundle or native package for any app the account owns and never learns which platform it was built for, so `bundle --platform ios --appId <android app> --name v3` used to publish an iOS bundle into the Android app and bind it to Android packages. resolveAppId now looks the app up (GET /app/:id) whenever an explicit appId meets a known platform and fails before any expensive work when they disagree; a foreign or missing id fails there too instead of after the build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JCaS35vZG4DCtmM24MYaVR
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createAppcannot target a custom config file.
bundle,publish,upload, andgetSelectedAppnow acceptconfig, butcreateAppstill writes only to the default file.getAppCommands().createAppalready supports aconfigoption, as tests/target-context.test.ts:379-396 shows. Add an optionalconfigparameter to keep the provider API consistent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/bundle.ts`:
- Around line 249-257: The auto Hermes preflight in getAppId must tolerate
lookup failures when normalized.appId is explicitly set, allowing bundle-only
builds to continue; preserve rethrowing non-AppNotSelectedError failures when no
explicit app ID is provided, while leaving the later publish-time getAppId retry
behavior unchanged.
In `@src/package.ts`:
- Line 135: Update uploadNativePackage to resolve explicit options.appId through
resolveAppId with config.platform before calling config.getInfo, and reuse that
validated ID for uploadFile and package creation; ensure mismatched-platform
targets are rejected before metadata reads or uploads, and add a regression test
covering this ordering.
In `@tests/constants.test.ts`:
- Line 21: Update getSelectedApp to fall back to the legacy cresc.config.json
file when the configured update.json is absent, preserving support for existing
projects while continuing to prefer update.json when present.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/provider.ts`:
- Around line 205-211: Add an optional config parameter to the provider flow
invoking getAppCommands().createApp, and pass it through in the createApp
options so custom configuration files are honored consistently with bundle,
publish, upload, and getSelectedApp.
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| } else if (hermesBase?.option === 'auto') { | ||
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| await getAppId(); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| if (!(error instanceof AppNotSelectedError)) { | ||
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Do not abort a bundle-only build on an explicit app lookup failure.
With --appId, resolveAppId() calls assertAppPlatform(), which requests /app/${appId}. A rejected request is rethrown before bundling. Swallow this error during the preflight lookup when normalized.appId is set, but continue rethrowing selected-app configuration errors when it is absent. A later publish still retries getAppId() and fails if necessary.
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In `@src/bundle.ts` around lines 249 - 257, The auto Hermes preflight in getAppId
must tolerate lookup failures when normalized.appId is explicitly set, allowing
bundle-only builds to continue; preserve rethrowing non-AppNotSelectedError
failures when no explicit app ID is provided, while leaving the later
publish-time getAppId retry behavior unchanged.
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| options.config as string | undefined, | ||
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| : await getSelectedApp(config.platform, options.config); |
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Validate explicit native-upload targets before reading package metadata.
When options.appId is set, uploadNativePackage bypasses resolveAppId and assertAppPlatform. An explicit cross-platform ID can therefore reach uploadFile and /app/${appId}/package/create. Because NativePackageInfo.appId is optional, the mismatch check may not reject this target. Resolve with resolveAppId({ appId: options.appId, platform: config.platform }) before config.getInfo(filePath), then reuse the resolved ID. Add a regression test that rejects a mismatched platform before getInfo or uploadFile runs.
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In `@src/package.ts` at line 135, Update uploadNativePackage to resolve explicit
options.appId through resolveAppId with config.platform before calling
config.getInfo, and reuse that validated ID for uploadFile and package creation;
ensure mismatched-platform targets are rejected before metadata reads or
uploads, and add a regression test covering this ordering.
| expect(mod.IS_CRESC).toBe(true); | ||
| expect(mod.credentialFile).toBe('.cresc.token'); | ||
| expect(mod.updateJson).toBe('cresc.config.json'); | ||
| expect(mod.updateJson).toBe('update.json'); |
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Add a legacy fallback for existing cresc.config.json files.
getSelectedApp reads updateJson directly, and updateJson is now update.json. Existing cresc projects that only contain cresc.config.json cannot load the selected app after upgrade. Read the legacy file when it exists, or document the required rename.
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In `@tests/constants.test.ts` at line 21, Update getSelectedApp to fall back to
the legacy cresc.config.json file when the configured update.json is absent,
preserving support for existing projects while continuing to prefer update.json
when present.
Summary
resolveAppId()), instead of each step re-reading the selected appappIdfrombundleintopublish, and from version creation into native-package binding--configwhen selecting or creating an appupdate.jsonas the selected-app file for both brands (see below)BundleOptions.appId/config,provider.getSelectedApp(platform, config)Problem
A single publish command could operate on more than one app context:
bundle --appId ... --name ...used the explicit app for the Hermes base lookup, but did not forward it topublishpublish --appId ...created the OTA version under that app, then the internal binding step re-read the default selected appcreateApp --config ...selected the newly created app in the default config rather than the requested fileprovider.bundle()) had no way to pin the app at allIn a multi-app project this could create a version for one app and attempt to bind it against another app's native package, or compile a Hermes delta against one app's base and upload it to another.
Changes
resolveAppId({ appId, config, platform })inapp.ts: explicit--appIdwins, otherwise the app selected for the platform in--config(defaultupdate.json). Replaces nine hand-rolled resolution blocks inbundle.ts,versions.ts,package.ts.bundle: the app is resolved before any side effect (.gitignoreedits, plugin probes, Metro/Hermes). A named bundle with no selected app fails immediately; a bundle-only run tolerates only a missing selection (typedAppNotSelectedError, full-bytecode fallback) and reports a malformed config instead of swallowing it. The same app id feeds the Hermes base lookup andpublish.publishpasses the resolvedappIdinto bothupdatecalls (binding, deps warning).createApp --configselects the new app in that file.--appIdplatform check: see the last bullet below.--appId) instead of a hard-codedupdate.json.Why
update.jsonstays the default for crescupdateJsoninconstants.tssaidcresc.config.jsonbut was never used: every read/write inapp.tshard-codedupdate.json, the cresc docs (getting-started,integration,cli) documentupdate.json, and the client SDK doesimport _updateConfig from './update.json'. Switching the default would have broken every existing cresc project with no migration path, so the constant is nowupdate.jsonfor both brands.Tests
tests/target-context.test.tsdrivesbundleCommands.bundleend to end with the runner/pack/publish mocked: one config read shared by the Hermes base lookup andpublish, default file, explicit--appId, fail-fast on missing selection for named bundles, bundle-only fallback, malformed config, dev bundlesresolveAppIdunit cases (default file, explicit config, explicit id, platform validation, app-platform mismatch, foreign id, missing/mismatched/malformed config)versions.test.ts: explicitappIdis kept through upload, version creation, and bindingconstants.test.ts:updateJsonisupdate.jsonfor crescAn explicit
--appIdis verified against the command's platform (GET /app/:id) before any expensive work: the server accepts a bundle for any app the account owns and never sees the platform it was built for, sobundle --platform ios --appId <android app> --name v3used to publish an iOS bundle into the Android app. A foreign or missing id now fails at the same point instead of after the build.Summary by CodeRabbit
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