- Removed sequential test execution settings from vitest configuration to improve performance.
- Updated bash-execute-script to handle missing arguments and improved error handling for JSON parsing.
- Refactored create-files-tool to process file creation sequentially, enhancing directory management and error reporting.
- Enhanced read-files-tool to return structured error messages when no file paths are provided.
- Updated grep-search-tool to accept raw ripgrep commands, simplifying the command structure and improving output handling.
- Removed outdated test files and integrated new test cases for improved coverage and validation across file tools.
- Introduced the `ls-files-script` module to handle file listing with various options (detailed, all, recursive, human-readable).
- Added integration tests for the `ls-files-script` to validate functionality across different scenarios, including handling of hidden files and non-existent paths.
- Removed the previous `ls-files-tool` integration tests to streamline the testing process and focus on the new implementation.
- Updated the `ls-files-tool` to utilize the new `ls-files-script` for execution and code generation.
- Enhanced error handling and output parsing for improved robustness.
- Rename create-file-functions.ts to create-files-script.ts
- Implement script pattern matching ls-files-tool structure
- Update create-file-tool.ts to execute script via sandbox
- Add comprehensive unit tests for script functionality
- Add integration tests for script execution
- Update existing tests to work with new pattern
The create-files-tool now follows the established script pattern where
the script handles the core file creation logic and the tool serves as
a medium that executes the script in a sandboxed environment.
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- Introduced integration tests for various file tools including bash execution, file creation, deletion, editing, and listing.
- Enhanced the check-off todo list tool to support multiple items and improved error handling for non-existent tasks.
- Updated test cases to cover edge scenarios and ensure robust validation across all tools.
- Increased timeout for the docs agent workflow to accommodate longer-running tests.
- Added section in CLAUDE.md for direct database access during integration testing.
- Updated `maxSteps` in `docs-agent` to allow for more complex tasks.
- Improved validation in `docs-agent-context` for sandbox instances.
- Enhanced `create-docs-todos` step to handle todos more effectively.
- Introduced comprehensive integration tests for the docs agent workflow, covering various scenarios and edge cases.
- Added test helpers for creating mock dbt projects and managing sandboxes.
- Implemented error handling and logging improvements in the workflow execution process.
This PR migrates the Rust and libraries to TypeScript in the new package.
## Changes
### New Access Controls Package
- Implemented complete asset permissions system with CRUD operations
- Added dataset permissions with all 5 access paths (admin, direct user, user→group, team→direct, team→group, org→default)
- Implemented cascading permissions (metrics inherit from dashboards/chats/collections)
- Added LRU caching to replace Redis (30-second TTL)
- Comprehensive test coverage (148 tests passing, 3 skipped pending createUser)
### Database Package Updates
- Fixed AssetType enum to include all 14 asset types
- Added missing database queries for permissions
- Fixed timestamp fields to use ISO strings
- Added getUserOrganizationsByUserId function
- Created organized query structure by table
### AI Package Updates
- Updated getPermissionedDatasets API calls to new format
- Changed property references from ymlFile to ymlContent
- Fixed all test mocks to match new API structure
### Trigger App Updates
- Updated to use new access controls API
- Fixed test mocks to match DatasetListResult structure
- Added proper type imports
### Server Shared Updates
- Added request/response types for access control endpoints
- Exported types for API consistency
## Testing
- All packages build successfully with turbo build:dry-run
- All tests pass with turbo test:unit
- Full type safety maintained throughout
## Migration Notes
- Drop-in replacement for Rust libraries
- Same permission model and roles
- Cache invalidation strategies implemented
- Soft delete pattern maintained
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- Add Plan & Review section with instructions for creating detailed implementation plans
- Require writing plans to .claude/tasks/TASK_NAME.md before starting work
- Emphasize MVP approach and getting approval before proceeding
- Add guidelines for updating plans during implementation with detailed change descriptions
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This script copies all .env files from ~/buster/buster to the current worktree,
ignoring gitignore rules to ensure actual .env files are copied (not just examples).
Unlike the existing move-env-to-worktree.ts script which respects gitignore,
this script is designed specifically for syncing environment files between worktrees.
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This update enhances the script by replacing the glob-based search for .env files with a custom directory traversal method that respects .gitignore rules. The new implementation allows for more precise control over which files are included, improving the script's functionality in various project structures.
This script helps developers quickly set up environment variables in worktrees by copying all .env files from the main repository (~buster/buster) to the current worktree, preserving the directory structure.
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