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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change preserves referenced public types in emitted declarations and adds a ChangesShipped type declarations
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The visibility fixes address the reported broken declarations, but the new shipped-type check can still pass incomplete output or declarations containing some unresolved references. These gaps should be fixed before relying on the guard for publication readiness. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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NpmScript->>CheckShippedTypes: Run check:dts
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In `@scripts/check-shipped-types.ts`:
- Line 82: Update the declaration validation around MINIMUM_DECLARATION_FILES so
it verifies the complete expected generated file set rather than accepting any
count above the minimum. Compare discovered paths against the expected build
output (or assert the exact set after a clean build), and ensure missing or
stale declarations cause the checker to fail.
- Around line 49-53: Add TypeScript diagnostic codes 2304 and 2694 to
UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES so getPreEmitDiagnostics(program) rejects shipped
declarations containing “Cannot find name” or missing namespace members,
preserving the existing filtering behavior.
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| const UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES = new Set([ | ||
| 2305, // Module '"X"' has no exported member 'Y'. | ||
| 2307, // Cannot find module 'X' or its corresponding type declarations. | ||
| 2724, // 'X' has no exported member named 'Y'. Did you mean 'Z'? | ||
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file="scripts/check-shipped-types.ts"
for code in 2304 2694; do
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rg -n 'typescript|preEmit|noEmit|Diagnostic|UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES|dist' \
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TypeScript 5.9 diagnostic 2304 Cannot find name 2694 namespace has no exported member official
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These TypeScript error codes indicate issues with name resolution and module/namespace member access, often arising from misaligned scopes, missing imports, or incorrect configurations [1][2][3]. TS2304: Cannot find name '{0}' This is a general name-resolution error [3][4]. The TypeScript compiler has encountered an identifier (variable, type, function, or class) that it cannot locate in the current scope [1][5]. Common causes and solutions include: - Missing Import: You are referencing a member from another file that has not been imported [1][3]. Ensure the required import statement exists. - Typo: The identifier name is spelled incorrectly [1][4]. - Missing Type Definitions: For third-party libraries, ensure the corresponding @types/* package is installed [1][5]. - Environment Configuration: If you are using global APIs (like document or process), ensure your tsconfig.json correctly includes the necessary "lib" (e.g., "dom") or the relevant @types package (e.g., @types/node) [1][5]. - Scope Issues: The variable or type may be declared in a scope not accessible to your code [1]. TS2694: Namespace '{0}' has no exported member '{1}' This error indicates that you are attempting to access a property or type from a namespace or module that does not exist or has not been exported [2][6]. Common causes include: - Incorrect Access: You are trying to access a member that is not explicitly marked with the export keyword [6][7]. - Circular Dependencies: In complex projects, circular imports can sometimes interfere with how TypeScript resolves module exports, leading to this error [8]. - Value/Type Confusion: TypeScript maintains independent scopes for values and types [7]. If you try to use a value as a type (or vice versa) within a namespace, the compiler may report that the member does not exist in that context [9][7]. - Workaround for CJS/Non-TS Modules: If working with CommonJS modules that export a default object, accessing members via dot notation (e.g., import(path).Member) can sometimes fail [6]. Using bracket notation (e.g., import(path)['Member']) is a verified workaround for certain JSDoc and module resolution scenarios [6]. If you are seeing these errors after a project upgrade (such as Angular migrations), they are often caused by version mismatches between dependencies, TypeScript versions, or breaking changes in library type definitions [10][11]. Reviewing your package.json for incompatible versions or reinstalling node_modules is a common first step [10][12].
Citations:
- 1: https://typescriptpro.com/errors/ts2304
- 2: https://akousa.net/error-codes/typescript
- 3: https://dev.to/turingvangisms/ts2304-cannot-find-name-0-8hf
- 4: https://dev.to/ahmad_tibibi/ts2304-cannot-find-name-x-30fc
- 5: https://itsourcecode.com/typescript-tutorial/ts2304-cannot-find-name-fix/
- 6: https://docs.joshuatz.com/cheatsheets/js/jsdoc/
- 7: https://dev.to/loilo/typescript-s-secret-parallel-universe-54i6
- 8: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76459774/namespace-has-no-exported-member-or-module-has-no-exported-member-with-circular
- 9: GitHub issue 27630 in microsoft/TypeScript (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 10: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78528543/error-while-upgrading-angular-from-version-10-to-17-namespace-has-no-exported-m
- 11: GitHub issue 572 in grpc/grpc-node (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 12: https://basarat.gitbook.io/TypeScript/main/common-errors
Handle unresolved declaration diagnostics.
getPreEmitDiagnostics(program) filters diagnostics by UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES. Because the set excludes TS2304 (Cannot find name) and TS2694 (Namespace ... has no exported member), a shipped declaration with either error can be ignored and the script can report success. Add both codes, or fail on every diagnostic attached to a file under dist/.
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In `@scripts/check-shipped-types.ts` around lines 49 - 53, Add TypeScript
diagnostic codes 2304 and 2694 to UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES so
getPreEmitDiagnostics(program) rejects shipped declarations containing “Cannot
find name” or missing namespace members, preserving the existing filtering
behavior.
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Fixed in 1f63d4c: UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES now includes TS2304 and TS2694 alongside 2305, 2307 and 2724, so bare-name and namespace-member unresolved references in shipped declarations fail the check.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Validate the complete declaration set.
files.length < MINIMUM_DECLARATION_FILES accepts any output with 100 or more files. A failed or stale build can leave 100–1,026 declarations under dist/; the checker then validates only that subset and can pass while shipped declarations are missing. Compare the discovered paths with the expected build output, or assert the exact generated set after a clean build.
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In `@scripts/check-shipped-types.ts` at line 82, Update the declaration validation
around MINIMUM_DECLARATION_FILES so it verifies the complete expected generated
file set rather than accepting any count above the minimum. Compare discovered
paths against the expected build output (or assert the exact set after a clean
build), and ensure missing or stale declarations cause the checker to fail.
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Fixed in #1895: the shipped-types check now compares the expected declaration set from source against the built declarations, so both a missing and a stale file fail, not just a count under the old floor.
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APPROVE — the change is correct and well-scoped: it stops shipping Verdict rationaleThe bug being fixed is real (emitted declarations referenced types removed by Findings
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APPROVE — correct, well-scoped fix; stops shipping declarations that reference stripInternal-removed types and adds a solid check:dts guard. Only non-blocking MINOR items remain; see the summary comment.
`stripInternal: true` deletes `@internal` declarations from the emitted .d.ts
but does not rewrite the imports that name them. Seven knowledge types and
`GitToolRuntimeSettings` were tagged while public declarations still used them
in their signatures, so the published package shipped .d.ts files that cannot
compile:
dist/knowledge/context.d.ts(11,15): TS2305: Module '"../types/index.js"'
has no exported member 'KnowledgeAssembledContext'.
Six errors across four files. Consumers with `skipLibCheck: true` — the common
default — never see it; everyone else gets errors from inside node_modules
with nothing actionable in them.
The tags were wrong, not the code. Every one of these types is named by the
emitted signature of a public runtime export (assembleKnowledgeContext,
retrieve, resolveEntry, manifestToSources, normalizeAndValidate,
configureGitTools), which makes them public by construction. Three knowledge
types that never reach an emitted signature keep their tag.
`check:dts` typechecks all 1027 shipped declaration files with skipLibCheck
off and fails on any unresolved reference. It is not decoration: it caught the
first version of this fix, where the explanatory comment on
GitToolRuntimeSettings named the tag literally and re-triggered the strip —
the tag is matched as plain text anywhere in the doc comment.
Verified: check:dts green over 1027 files, and a consumer project typechecking
against the built package with skipLibCheck:false goes from 6 errors to 0.
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Follow-up to #1627, addressing both CodeRabbit findings on it. The guard's entire job is to not report a false green, and it had two ways to do exactly that: - `UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE_CODES` covered only TS2305, TS2307 and TS2724 — the shapes an unresolved *module import* takes. The same hole reached through a bare name (TS2304) or a namespace member (TS2694) was filtered out, so a shipped declaration carrying either was reported clean. - `files.length < MINIMUM_DECLARATION_FILES` is a floor, not a completeness check. A partial build of anywhere from 100 to 1026 declarations cleared it, and the subset was then validated as though it were the whole package while the missing declarations were never examined. The floor stays as a first gate, but the property that matters is now checked directly: every `.d.ts` named by `package.json`'s `exports` map (plus the root `types` entry) must be present. Wildcard subpaths like `./dist/adapters/*.d.ts` name a family rather than a file, so for those one match is enough — treating the pattern as a literal path reports every wildcard subpath as missing on a perfectly good build, which is how the first version of this check failed. Verified by breaking each path on purpose: a planted TS2304 declaration and a planted TS2694 one are both now reported, a hidden `dist/rag/index.d.ts` is reported as an absent entry point, and a hidden `dist/adapters/` is reported as an absent wildcard family. All four restore to green.
…e dts guard Three things this repo added recently ran only when someone ran them by hand: - `test:vendor-recovery`, the offline suite that proves the two vendor recoveries ported into the native generate loop in 653d1ff. It was the evidence that PR cited and it was in no CI job. - `check:dts`, the shipped-declaration guard from #1627 (hardened in #1632). It reads `dist/*.d.ts`, so it now runs in the `types` shard, the one shard that builds. - The browser bundle, which had no committed test at all. The smoke written during the SDK removal lived in a scratch directory and was never committed, so `dist/browser/neurolink.min.js` was back to zero coverage the moment that session ended. `test:browser-bundle` is that smoke, committed: the bundle loads in Node, the six factory exports are present and callable, each hands back a V3-shaped model handle synchronously, and NeuroLink is exported. This is the same failure the extended-suites job documents — "a suite wired into nothing is documentation, not a test" — and it is the one this repo hit twice in the last two days, once with the error-classification suite and once with a guard I wrote and never gated. Both new suites are offline and pass with no credentials; they enter the extended shards at weight 5.
…e dts guard Three things this repo added recently ran only when someone ran them by hand: - `test:vendor-recovery`, the offline suite that proves the two vendor recoveries ported into the native generate loop in 653d1ff. It was the evidence that PR cited and it was in no CI job. - `check:dts`, the shipped-declaration guard from #1627 (hardened in #1632). It reads `dist/*.d.ts`, so it now runs in the `types` shard, the one shard that builds. - The browser bundle, which had no committed test at all. The smoke written during the SDK removal lived in a scratch directory and was never committed, so `dist/browser/neurolink.min.js` was back to zero coverage the moment that session ended. `test:browser-bundle` is that smoke, committed: the bundle loads in Node, the six factory exports are present and callable, each hands back a V3-shaped model handle synchronously, and NeuroLink is exported. This is the same failure the extended-suites job documents — "a suite wired into nothing is documentation, not a test" — and it is the one this repo hit twice in the last two days, once with the error-classification suite and once with a guard I wrote and never gated. Both new suites are offline and pass with no credentials; they enter the extended shards at weight 5.
…e dts guard Three things this repo added recently ran only when someone ran them by hand: - `test:vendor-recovery`, the offline suite that proves the two vendor recoveries ported into the native generate loop in 653d1ff. It was the evidence that PR cited and it was in no CI job. - `check:dts`, the shipped-declaration guard from #1627 (hardened in #1632). It reads `dist/*.d.ts`, so it now runs in the `types` shard, the one shard that builds. - The browser bundle, which had no committed test at all. The smoke written during the SDK removal lived in a scratch directory and was never committed, so `dist/browser/neurolink.min.js` was back to zero coverage the moment that session ended. `test:browser-bundle` is that smoke, committed: the bundle loads in Node, the six factory exports are present and callable, each hands back a V3-shaped model handle synchronously, and NeuroLink is exported. This is the same failure the extended-suites job documents — "a suite wired into nothing is documentation, not a test" — and it is the one this repo hit twice in the last two days, once with the error-classification suite and once with a guard I wrote and never gated. Both new suites are offline and pass with no credentials; they enter the extended shards at weight 5.
Closes the review threads left open on merged PRs against the CI workflows, the repo's gate scripts and a few dev tools. Each change is the smallest one that closes its finding. Behaviour changes are covered by a new suite (test/continuous-test-suite-tooling-scripts.ts, `pnpm run test:tooling-scripts`) and by additions to the provider-structure and provider-descriptors suites; every new test was run red against the unfixed source first. Workflows - ci.yml: persist-credentials: false on the seven checkouts that never push, semantic-release-validation keeps its token (T3790294038, #1335). The permissions comment names that job as the one contents: write exception (T3858986829-a, #1552). The pinned suite counts and the 373-assertion figure are gone (T3869180755-f1, #1580). The new tooling-scripts suite is added to extended-suites; its weight (100) is an estimate, not a CI median. - release.yml: the ffmpeg note no longer says build-check gates this workflow (T3810295618-a, #1360). - single-commit-enforcement.yml: one SKIP_RE shared by both greps, printf instead of echo, and the guidance names the push/pull_request workflows rather than "every workflow" (T3813387872-printf-regex, T3813416696-overstated-guidance, #1364). Config and lint docs - config/models.json: Opus 4.5 uses the real snapshot id 20251101 for anthropic, bedrock and vertex instead of the 20251124 launch date (T3816077440, #1375). provider-structure now checks every Claude id in the file against the model enums. - eslint-rules/index.cjs: header lists e2e-tests-only, no-inline-secret-regex, provider-typed-errors and provider-base-class (T3801758166-1, #1344). Scripts - build-validations.ts: fails when typedoc.json carries an unanchored `**/<dir>/**` exclude, which drops every file under a checkout whose path contains that directory (T4042344752-guard, #1723). - check-banned-deps.ts: scans each file as a whole, so import(), require() and `from` followed by a specifier on the next line are found, and a `//` inside a string no longer hides the rest of the line (T3956062753, #1662). Files in the repo root and .mts/.cts are scanned too (T3956062775, #1662). - check-shipped-types.ts: the declarations under dist/ must equal the set the source tree emits, so a partial or stale build above the 100-file floor fails (PF-T3927528338, #1627). A wildcard export is matched against the whole pattern, including a `*` in a directory component (T3931686738-wildcard-match, #1632). - codex-replay-listener.ts: the tool-call script names `replay_tool` instead of `exec`, which Codex declares as a custom tool and which raised a Fatal "incompatible payload" error (F1-T4087477953-custom-tool-shape, #1783); reproduced and cleared against codex-cli 0.160.0. --requests counts served /responses turns, so a 404 probe cannot shut the listener down first (F2-T4087477985-requests-limit-counts-404s, #1783). - commit-validation.ts: execFileSync("git", [...]) instead of a shell string; behaviour unchanged (T3838161513-b, #1499). - migration-symbol-diff.mjs: this/super-rooted paths keep their full name, and tagged templates, obj["name"](), super() and import() are tracked; the header says it follows calls (T3835058026-residual, PF-T3833252257, #1448). - tools/automation/environmentManager.ts: credential-free providers count as configured only when the .env sets one of their variables, the score no longer divides by the size of the catalog, and the report lists the configured providers plus one count instead of every missing one (T3792794348, T3792807279, #1337). Not done, on purpose - The skip-checks trailer in the single-commit grep (optional in the finding). - Checkouts in workflows other than ci.yml: the findings named only ci.yml. - migration-symbol-diff still does not record a function passed by reference (`items.forEach(handler)`); the header now says so. Pre-existing, not touched: test:dynamic fails its five live cases without provider credentials, identically with config/models.json reverted.
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The bug
tsconfig.jsonsetsstripInternal: true. TypeScript honours it by deleting@internaldeclarations from the emitted.d.ts— but it does not check whether anything still refers to them, and it does not rewrite the imports that name them.Seven knowledge types and
GitToolRuntimeSettingswere tagged while public declarations still used them in their signatures, so the published package ships.d.tsfiles that cannot compile:Consumers with
skipLibCheck: true— the common default — never see this. Everyone else gets errors from insidenode_moduleswith nothing actionable in them.The fix
The tags were wrong, not the code. Every one of these types is named by the emitted signature of a public runtime export —
assembleKnowledgeContext,retrieve,resolveEntry,manifestToSources,normalizeAndValidate,configureGitTools— which makes them public by construction. Three knowledge types that never reach an emitted signature keep their tag.The guard
check:dtstypechecks all 1027 shipped declaration files withskipLibCheckoff and fails on any unresolved reference.It is not decoration: it caught the first version of this fix. The explanatory comment I wrote on
GitToolRuntimeSettingsnamed the tag literally, which re-triggered the strip — the tag is matched as plain text anywhere in the doc comment, so it cannot even be named there to explain itself.Verification
check:dtsskipLibCheck: falsecheck,check:ci-scriptsvalidate:all,lintPre-commit hook ran and passed.
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