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Splits @sverka/constructs into @sverka/cdk and removes the old package; domain constructs now extend upstream constructs.Construct directly with no behavior change. This simplifies the foundation layer and clarifies dependency direction (core → cdk). 765 tests pass across 17 packages; builds green on 22 projects.
Migration
Replace all imports/dependencies @sverka/constructs → @sverka/cdk; install @sverka/cdk.
CLI: sverka init templates import @sverka/cdk; the config dependency check removes @sverka/constructs, ensures @sverka/cdk, detects a local workspace under packages/cdk/, and resolves its version via the package entry point.
@sverka/core now depends on @sverka/cdk and re-exports shared model types.
Review focus
Confirm no remaining @sverka/constructs/SverkaConstruct references across code, tests, specs (specs/01-cdk), and docs (ADR-010 updated).
Verify packages/cdk/project.json Nx targets and bun.lock updates.
Sanity-check CLI config version resolution and workspace detection for @sverka/cdk.
Written for commit ae64b08. Summary will update on new commits.
Introduced the @sverka/cdk package with project, pipeline, step, and entry constructs.
Added trigger, reference, input/output, and runtime configuration types.
Added standardized construct validation errors.
Documentation
Updated guides, examples, specifications, and architecture documentation to use @sverka/cdk.
Build & Quality
Added package build, test, lint, and type-check configuration.
Expanded coverage for construct creation, models, traversal, and validation.
Walkthrough
The constructs foundation is renamed from @sverka/constructs to @sverka/cdk. CDK constructs now extend Construct directly. Shared models, errors, tests, build configuration, package dependencies, imports, documentation, and specifications are updated.
The rename is not merge-ready yet because upgrades can retain the deleted package and fail workspace installation, while generated projects may receive an incompatible CDK version; several active documents also still reference removed names and should be corrected before merge.
Possibly related PRs
sverka-dev/sverka#11: Introduces the package consumed as the SDK’s CDK dependency.
sverka-dev/sverka#38: Introduces the constructs package that is renamed and refactored here.
sverka-dev/sverka#45: Updates CLI configuration handling and generated construct imports.
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The CLI version lookup reads dist/package.json, but the package metadata is at the package root, so it falls back to "*" instead of pinning @sverka/cdk. CI also did not run for this non-trivial refactor.
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This refactoring successfully splits @sverka/constructs into @sverka/cdk and removes the SverkaConstruct wrapper layer. The changes are comprehensive (90 files, 733 tests passing) and correctly implemented.
Key architectural improvements verified:
Clean direct extension of upstream Construct class eliminates unnecessary abstraction layer
Consistent package rename from @sverka/constructs to @sverka/cdk across all dependent packages
All construct classes (Project, Pipeline, Step, ShellStep, Entry) properly extend Construct with correct scope validation
Import statements correctly updated across all packages (core, sdk, decorators, github, gitlab, cli, etc.)
Error handling and validation logic maintained correctly
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All 733 tests pass across 17 packages with clean typechecking (14/15 packages), demonstrating the refactoring maintains existing functionality without regressions.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors the core constructs into @sverka/cdk and implements native lowering for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI. However, the PR is currently not up to standards due to critical logic errors and documentation gaps.
Major issues that should prevent merging include:
Syntax Errors: The GitHub lowering engine generates invalid echo commands due to missing closing quotes.
Logic Gaps: GitHub jobs performing shell operations or artifact exports lack necessary checkout steps, which will cause runtime failures.
Non-deterministic Configuration: GitLab stage ordering is derived non-deterministically, risking invalid CI configurations.
Documentation Mismatch: Multiple code examples in the README still reference the deprecated @sverka/constructs package.
Additionally, high cyclomatic complexity in packages/github/src/lower.ts (39) and packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts (61) correlates with several logic findings, suggesting these areas require refactoring for stability.
About this PR
The documentation in README.md contains several code examples and a package reference table that still use the deprecated '@sverka/constructs' name instead of the new '@sverka/cdk' package. This will lead to broken examples for users.
Test suggestions
Verify that the Construct, SDK, and Decorator APIs produce identical Definition Graphs for a standard seed pipeline.
Verify that the GitHub target lowers a Definition Graph to a valid GitHub Actions YAML file with correct 'needs' and triggers.
Verify that the GitLab target lowers a Definition Graph to a valid GitLab CI YAML file with stages derived from topological levels.
Verify that a Definition Graph can be successfully serialized and deserialized while maintaining structural integrity.
Verify that the native engine correctly executes a RunPlan and generates the expected lifecycle events.
Split @sverka/constructs into @sverka/cdk and remove insulation layer
✨ Enhancement📝 Documentation🕐 40+ Minutes
AI Description
• Rename @sverka/constructs package to @sverka/cdk, keeping the same domain constructs (Project,
Pipeline, Step, ShellStep, Entry, model types, ConstructError).
• Remove the SverkaConstruct wrapper class; domain constructs now extend upstream
constructs.Construct directly.
• Update all 9 dependent packages (cli, core, decorators, ir, sdk, and new
github/gitlab/conformance) to import from @sverka/cdk.
• Rename specs/01-constructs to specs/01-cdk and refresh ADR-010, wave plans, user docs, README,
and CLI init templates accordingly.
• Bundled alongside prior wave work adding native GitHub Actions and GitLab CI targets and a
conformance test suite (unrelated to the rename itself but included in this diff).
A straight package rename plus removal of a dead insulation layer is the correct, minimal-risk approach; there's no meaningfully better alternative for this kind of mechanical restructuring. Keeping the rename isolated (rather than merging it with unrelated feature work like the GitHub/GitLab targets and conformance suite) would have made the diff easier to review, but that is a process suggestion rather than an architectural alternative.
Files changed (90) +3526 / -601
Refactor (19) +29 / -36
constructs.tsDomain constructs now extend upstream Construct directly+6/-6
Domain constructs now extend upstream Construct directly
• Project, Pipeline, Step, and Entry no longer extend the removed SverkaConstruct wrapper and instead extend constructs.Construct directly.
README.mdRewrite top-level README for provider-neutral framing and cdk rename+153/-112
Rewrite top-level README for provider-neutral framing and cdk rename
• README rewritten to describe the three authoring surfaces, Definition Graph, and native target lowering, replacing @sverka/constructs references with @sverka/cdk.
The GitLab emitter serializes a single dependency as a scalar string instead of a needs array.
Common one-edge graphs, including the conformance seed, consequently produce configuration that does
not match GitLab's documented schema.
Deterministic schema correctness bug (needs should be array); likely quick, low-risk fix.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The emitter intentionally unwraps one-element arrays, and the seed contains one-dependency edges.
GitLab documents needs as a list of job names, including for a single prerequisite.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Single GitLab job dependencies are emitted as scalar strings rather than arrays.
## Issue Context
Preserve the array shape for one or many dependencies, and update tests to assert the serialized GitLab schema instead of expecting a scalar.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/emit.ts[57-59]
- packages/gitlab/src/__tests__/target.test.ts[54-75]
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runConformance marks §34.4 passed whenever a run-completed event exists, even when its status is
failure. Because the configured empty allowlist rejects every seed npm command, this acceptance
check currently certifies a failed execution.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The conformance runner uses an allowlist that permits nothing and checks only the event type. The
host driver consequently cannot execute the seed steps, while the engine always emits a completion
event carrying the actual failure status.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The conformance runner treats every completed engine run as passing, including failed runs.
## Issue Context
The seed uses `npm` commands while the host driver receives an empty allowlist, and the engine still emits `run-completed` with `status: "failure"` when no driver can execute them.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/conformance/src/runner.ts[113-143]
- packages/conformance/src/seed.ts[27-29]
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GitHub trigger lowering preserves only branch filters and silently discards declared tag and path
filters. The generated workflow therefore runs for events the portable definition explicitly
excluded.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The trigger model defines branches, tags, and paths, but GitHub lowering reads only branches. The
architecture explicitly marks all three filter types as M0 native GitHub support.
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## Issue description
GitHub lowering drops tag and path trigger filters.
## Issue Context
The shared model and M0 architecture include branch, tag, and path filters. Extend the GitHub trigger graph and emitter to preserve each supported filter for applicable trigger kinds.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[74-105]
- packages/github/src/types.ts[5-9]
- packages/cdk/src/model.ts[8-12]
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View high (10) 4. Repository is never checked out✓ Resolved🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
GitHub lowering adds actions/checkout only to jobs importing an artifact, so ordinary source-based
jobs start without repository files. Seed commands such as npm run lint, build, and test
therefore fail in emitted GitHub workflows.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The lowering condition is based solely on artifact imports, while the seed's shell commands require
package files. GitHub's quickstart explicitly checks out repository code before accessing files in
the runner workspace.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Generated GitHub jobs do not check out repository source unless they import an artifact.
## Issue Context
Normal source-based commands require repository files on a fresh GitHub runner; checkout should be emitted for jobs that need the source workspace, including the conformance seed jobs.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[160-179]
- packages/conformance/src/seed.ts[27-29]
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buildJobIdMap only strips the path prefix and handles collisions; it never validates or replaces
illegal characters. A valid construct ID such as 123 build therefore produces a workflow rejected
by GitHub.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The CDK does not enforce GitHub-specific ID syntax, and the mapper performs no sanitization. GitHub
requires job IDs to start with a letter or underscore and contain only alphanumerics, hyphens, or
underscores.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Portable step IDs can become invalid GitHub job identifiers.
## Issue Context
Deterministically sanitize IDs to GitHub's allowed grammar, ensure the first character is valid, and perform collision resolution after sanitization so dependencies use the final unique IDs.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[51-65]
- packages/cdk/src/constructs.ts[97-118]
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In the new lowerOperations function, the generated GitHub Actions step for exportOutput builds
echo "${op.name}=${"$"}{${op.name}}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT", which interpolates the output name
directly as a shell variable reference (e.g. ${version}), but that shell variable is never set
anywhere in the job — no prior step exports an environment variable with that name (the Sverka
engine's own exportOutput semantics read the value from a file at $SVERKA_OUTPUT_DIR/<name>, not
from a same-named shell env var). This causes the generated GitHub workflow to always write name=
(empty value) to $GITHUB_OUTPUT, silently producing an empty scalar output instead of the actual
captured value, and additionally breaks entirely for output names containing characters invalid in
bare shell parameter expansion (e.g. hyphens).
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The engine-native reference implementation (packages/engine-native/src/step-executor.ts) reads
exported scalar outputs from a file under $SVERKA_OUTPUT_DIR/<name>, never from an identically-named
shell environment variable, so there is no defined mechanism by which ${<name>} would hold the
exported value in the generated GitHub job; the emitted run: line will interpolate an unset shell
variable, always yielding an empty output.
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## Issue description
The GitHub target's `exportOutput` lowering emits a `run:` step that echoes an unset shell variable (`${<name>}`) into `$GITHUB_OUTPUT`, always producing an empty value for the scalar output because nothing in the generated workflow ever sets a shell variable with that name.
## Issue Context
The Sverka engine's own reference semantics for `exportOutput` (see `packages/engine-native/src/step-executor.ts`) read the exported value from a file at `$SVERKA_OUTPUT_DIR/<name>`, written by the user's shell command. The GitHub lowering needs to reproduce an equivalent mechanism (e.g. read the file the shell command wrote, or require the shell operation itself to append to `$GITHUB_OUTPUT` directly) rather than assuming a same-named shell variable exists.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[196-201]
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[238-241] (equivalent bug for the `.env` append in GitLab lowering — same missing-source-of-value issue)
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7. Scalar outputs are discarded✓ Resolved🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
GitLab lowering writes scalar outputs to .env but never publishes the file as an
artifacts:reports:dotenv artifact. Downstream value dependencies cannot receive the declared
output despite the manifest claiming lowered support.
+ case "exportOutput":+ script.push(`echo "${op.name}=\${${op.name}}" >> .env`);+ break;
Relevance
●● Moderate
Requires adding GitLab dotenv report artifact handling; larger feature work, may be deferred.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Lowering writes .env but supports only ordinary artifact paths, while the capability manifest
claims scalar output lowering. GitLab requires the file to be saved as a dotenv report artifact
before its variables become available to later jobs.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
GitLab scalar output files are written but never propagated to downstream jobs.
## Issue Context
Model dotenv reports in the target graph and emit `artifacts: reports: dotenv`. Ensure value dependencies receive only the producer outputs they reference.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[220-262]
- packages/gitlab/src/types.ts[10-20]
- packages/gitlab/src/emit.ts[67-69]
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8. GitLab stages can reverse✓ Resolved🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
Global stage order is collected from job insertion order rather than dependency depth. If a consumer
is declared before its producer, stage-1 precedes build, placing the required producer in a
later stage.
Stage ordering affects pipeline semantics; fix may require deeper design decision, no matching
historical signal.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Jobs preserve step declaration order, while their stage labels are computed from dependency levels.
Taking first occurrence can therefore order stage-1 before build even though graph validation
permits the producer to be declared later.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
GitLab's global stages list can be emitted in reverse dependency order.
## Issue Context
Forward references are valid because graph validation resolves dependencies independently of declaration order. Build the stages list from sorted numeric levels, not first job occurrence.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[34-49]
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[79-103]
- packages/core/src/synthesize.ts[67-92]
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GitLab lowering builds one global rules array from all entries and applies it to every job without
consulting entry.roots. Different push or manual entries therefore execute unrelated root
subgraphs under each other's triggers.
+ // Collect rules from entries.+ const rules = lowerTriggers(pipeline.entries);++ const jobs = lowerSteps(pipeline.steps, jobIdMap, stageMap, rules);
Relevance
●● Moderate
Potentially large behavioral change around entry roots/trigger scoping; unclear if intended in
current refactor.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
All entry triggers become one rules array, and that same array is attached to every job. The
architecture explicitly permits entries with different root subsets, while planner code provides the
expected reachability semantics.
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## Issue description
GitLab lowering loses the binding between entries and their reachable step subsets.
## Issue Context
Compute each entry's transitive dependency closure and generate workflow/job rules that activate only jobs reachable from the matching entry trigger.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[34-49]
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[164-200]
- packages/planner/src/bind.ts[71-95]
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GitLab trigger lowering maps only the trigger kind and drops every branch, tag, and path filter. The
emitted pipeline runs on all events of that source rather than the requested subset.
+ case "push":+ rules.push({ if: '$CI_PIPELINE_SOURCE == "push"' });+ break;
Relevance
●● Moderate
Implements missing trigger filters; could be roadmap feature rather than bugfix, scope uncertain.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The shared trigger model carries branches, tags, and paths, but lowerTriggers only inspects
kind. The M0 capability matrix requires GitLab native/lowered support for these filters.
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## Issue description
GitLab rules ignore every filter carried by a trigger.
## Issue Context
Map branch and tag restrictions into rule expressions and path restrictions into `rules:changes`, or emit an explicit unsupported diagnostic where exact semantics cannot be preserved.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[135-158]
- packages/gitlab/src/types.ts[5-8]
- packages/cdk/src/model.ts[8-12]
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GitHub lowering buffers all shell commands and appends one run step after output and upload
operations, reversing Definition Graph operation order. Artifact and scalar outputs are captured
before the command that creates them.
+ if (shellCommands.length > 0) {+ steps.push({+ run: shellCommands.join("\n"),+ });
Relevance
●● Moderate
Significant semantic change to execution ordering; no repo precedents found for GitHub/GitLab
lowering behavior.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Core synthesis orders the shell operation before exports, but GitHub lowering immediately emits
exports while deferring every shell command until the end. The architecture defines operations as
ordered executable operations.
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## Issue description
GitHub lowering moves shell operations behind later export and diagnostic operations.
## Issue Context
Synthesis emits shell first and exports afterward, and operations are ordered executable units. Lower each operation in sequence, combining only adjacent shell operations without crossing other operations.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[189-232]
- packages/core/src/synthesize.ts[103-121]
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GitHub lowering combines all entry triggers and emits every pipeline step without consulting
entry.roots. Pipelines with entries targeting different subgraphs consequently run unrelated jobs
for each trigger.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Entries are used only to build a global trigger object, while all steps become jobs. The normative
architecture allows multiple entries with different reachable subsets, and planner reachability
demonstrates the required dependency closure.
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## Issue description
The GitHub target loses the binding between each trigger and its reachable root-step subgraph.
## Issue Context
Entries can reach different subsets. Generate separate workflows per entry or emit equivalent per-job conditions while preserving each entry's transitive dependency closure.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/github/src/lower.ts[25-44]
- packages/planner/src/bind.ts[71-95]
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The parallel GitLab lowering code for exportOutput generates `echo "${op.name}=\${${op.name}}" >>
.env`, which has the same root problem as the GitHub lowering: it assumes a shell variable named
after the output already holds the value, but nothing in the generated job sets such a variable, so
the .env file will always receive an empty value for the output.
+ case "exportOutput":+ script.push(`echo "${op.name}=\${${op.name}}" >> .env`);+ break;
Relevance
●● Moderate
Output value source unclear; could need design changes across lowering, not obviously localized.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Same defect pattern as the GitHub lowering: the value source for the exported output is never
defined before use, so the generated CI job cannot actually propagate the captured scalar value.
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## Issue description
The GitLab target's `exportOutput` lowering echoes an unset shell variable into `.env`, so scalar outputs will always be empty in generated GitLab CI jobs.
## Issue Context
This mirrors the same bug in the GitHub target's lowering (packages/github/src/lower.ts). Both targets need to define where the exported value actually comes from (e.g. a file written by the user's shell command, matching the engine-native `$SVERKA_OUTPUT_DIR/<name>` convention) and emit shell code that reads from that real source instead of an undefined variable.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[233-241]
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The PR updates architectural documentation in README.md, which is outside the required engdocs/
location. This makes engineering docs harder to find and violates the documentation placement
policy.
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Evidence
PR Compliance ID 2663932 requires engineering documentation (including architecture overviews)
touched by the change to be placed under engdocs/. The diff adds/updates an architecture diagram
within README.md (outside engdocs/).
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## Issue description
Engineering documentation (architecture overview/diagram) is being modified in `README.md`, but engineering docs must live under `engdocs/`.
## Issue Context
This PR adds/updates an architecture diagram and related architecture content in the root README.
## Fix Focus Areas
- README.md[138-161]
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Several newly added README examples and the package table still reference deleted
@sverka/constructs while the package is renamed to @sverka/cdk. Users following these primary
onboarding snippets receive unresolved imports.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The README contains multiple stale imports and a stale package-table entry, while the workspace
package is now named only @sverka/cdk. The old packages/constructs package no longer exists.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The README still directs users to import the removed package.
## Issue Context
Replace every README occurrence of `@sverka/constructs`, including the Construct, SDK, and Decorator examples and package table, then search the repository for remaining stale references.
## Fix Focus Areas
- README.md[31-31]
- README.md[60-60]
- README.md[71-71]
- README.md[84-84]
- README.md[168-168]
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16. Destructive SQL example lacks safety guard✗ Dismissed🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
The new runbook includes a raw Python snippet that connects to a local Dolt server as root and
directly executes an unconditional, auto-committed UPDATE against the wisps table with no
dry-run preview, row-count confirmation, or rollback guidance, risking accidental over-broad data
mutation if copy-pasted without review.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The script commits the UPDATE immediately (c.commit()) with no preceding SELECT to preview
affected rows and no transaction rollback path, so a mistake in the WHERE clause when adapted would
silently close unintended records.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The runbook's cleanup script for stale message wisps runs an UPDATE and commits immediately with no preview or confirmation, risking unintended data loss if the predicate is adjusted incorrectly by an operator.
## Issue Context
This is an operational runbook meant to be copy-pasted by on-call operators; adding a safety check reduces risk of accidental broad mutations.
## Fix Focus Areas
- engdocs/runbooks/gas-city-operations.md[145-153]
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In computeLevel(), if a job is revisited while already in the visiting set (indicating a
dependency cycle), the function returns 0 instead of raising an error or diagnostic, so a cyclic
DefinitionGraph passed to lowerGitlab (bypassing the upstream core/validate.ts cycle check)
would silently receive plausible-looking but incorrect stage assignments rather than a clear
failure.
+ if (levels.has(jobId)) return levels.get(jobId)!;+ if (visiting.has(jobId)) return 0; // cycle protection
Relevance
●● Moderate
Defensive cycle detection vs relying on upstream validation is subjective; team precedent not found.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
core/src/validate.ts already performs cycle detection on graphs produced via the normal synthesize
path, making this a defensive-only gap; however lowerGitlab can be called directly on any hand-built
DefinitionGraph (as seen in packages/conformance and target tests), so the lowering code has no
independent safeguard against cyclic input.
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## Issue description
computeLevel() in the GitLab lowering silently returns stage level 0 when it detects a revisit of a node already being visited (a cycle), instead of surfacing an error.
## Issue Context
While core/src/validate.ts normally rejects cyclic graphs before they reach a target's lower() function, lowerGitlab can be invoked directly on any DefinitionGraph, so it should not assume its input is already validated.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/gitlab/src/lower.ts[106-113]
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The newly added engdocs/runbooks/gas-city-operations.md hardcodes the absolute path
/home/pepl/projects/sverka in a documented exec field example, exposing the operator's local
username and directory layout in a committed runbook; the example is also non-portable since other
operators cannot use it without editing the path.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The absolute path is committed as a literal example without a placeholder or note that operators
must substitute their own checkout path; the same pattern exists in two pre-existing wave-plan docs,
indicating this is a low-risk repository convention rather than a novel leak.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The runbook hardcodes a specific operator's absolute filesystem path as an `exec` field example, which is not portable and exposes a local username/path.
## Issue Context
This is documentation only; the fix is cosmetic/portability-focused.
## Fix Focus Areas
- engdocs/runbooks/gas-city-operations.md[112-113]
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In `@engdocs/adr/ADR-010-construct-core-boundary.md`:
- Around line 19-24: Complete the CDK rename across all cited documentation: in
engdocs/adr/ADR-010-construct-core-boundary.md lines 19-24, remove
SverkaConstruct from the public ownership list and update lines 26-27 to
describe the current foundation and dependency wording; in
engdocs/architecture/v0-wave-A-plan.md line 59, replace packages/constructs, the
constructs project, and SverkaConstruct instructions with packages/cdk and
direct constructs.Construct inheritance; in specs/17-cli/spec.md line 76,
replace constructs/core references with `@sverka/cdk` and/or `@sverka/core` as
appropriate. Ensure no removed `@sverka/constructs` or SverkaConstruct layer
remains in these references.
Apply the same fix in `@specs/17-cli/spec.md` at line 76.
In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts`:
- Around line 235-238: Update the dependency migration logic around
isLocalWorkspace and getDefaultConstructsVersion to remove `@sverka/constructs`
from both dependencies and devDependencies before or while adding `@sverka/cdk`,
ensuring upgraded projects cannot retain the deleted package entry.
- Line 264: Update the default `@sverka/cdk` version lookup around require.resolve
so it resolves the package’s exported root entry rather than the unexported
package.json subpath, then derive the installed version from the package
metadata. Preserve writing the actual resolved version to generated projects
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No any: Use unknown and narrow. Strict TypeScript.
Public API: Everything public is exported from src/index.ts.
Error handling: Custom error classes per package.
**/*.{ts,tsx}: Error codes as string unions, not enums
No any types — use unknown and narrow
Custom error classes must use override on cause (noImplicitOverride)
Learnt from: ThePlenkov
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 38
File: packages/core/src/synthesize.ts:97-180
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T16:05:06.044Z
Learning: In `packages/core/src/synthesize.ts`, `synthesizeStep` intentionally keeps ShellStep operation synthesis, output normalization, input dependency inference, and control dependency inference in one coherent function. For Wave A, do not request helper extraction solely to satisfy static-analysis complexity thresholds when it reduces clarity.
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packages/core/src/__tests__/validate.test.ts
engdocs/user/compilers/github.md
specs/05-synthesis/spec.md
packages/conformance/src/runner.ts
packages/github/src/lower.ts
packages/core/src/__tests__/synthesize.test.ts
packages/sdk/src/sh.ts
specs/03-authoring-sdk/spec.md
README.md
packages/decorators/src/synthesize.ts
engdocs/user/compilers/gitlab.md
packages/cdk/src/constructs.ts
packages/core/src/synthesize.ts
engdocs/user/getting-started/first-plan.md
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Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.{ts,tsx} : - **Public API:** Everything public is exported from `src/index.ts`.
No changes requested for these migration checks. The core graph types remain reachable from @sverka/core, the CLI bootstrap declares @sverka/cdk, and the SDK package already declares @sverka/cdk.
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- Remove SverkaConstruct from ADR-010 (class does not exist; constructs
extend Construct from the constructs npm package)
- Remove old @sverka/constructs from deps/devDeps during cdk migration
- Fix getDefaultConstructsVersion to resolve @sverka/cdk entry point
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Splits
@sverka/constructsinto@sverka/cdkand removes the old package; domain constructs now extend upstreamconstructs.Constructdirectly with no behavior change. This simplifies the foundation layer and clarifies dependency direction (core → cdk). 765 tests pass across 17 packages; builds green on 22 projects.Migration
@sverka/constructs→@sverka/cdk; install@sverka/cdk.sverka inittemplates import@sverka/cdk; the config dependency check removes@sverka/constructs, ensures@sverka/cdk, detects a local workspace underpackages/cdk/, and resolves its version via the package entry point.@sverka/corenow depends on@sverka/cdkand re-exports shared model types.Review focus
@sverka/constructs/SverkaConstructreferences across code, tests, specs (specs/01-cdk), and docs (ADR-010 updated).packages/cdk/project.jsonNx targets andbun.lockupdates.@sverka/cdk.Written for commit ae64b08. Summary will update on new commits.