fix(deps): pin @vitejs/devtools-vitest's vitest peer so fresh installs survive vitest 5 - #1649
fix(deps): pin @vitejs/devtools-vitest's vitest peer so fresh installs survive vitest 5#1649willwashburn wants to merge 8 commits into
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… range vitest 5.0.0 (published 2026-09-03 12:24 UTC) breaks every lockfile-less npm install on npm 10.9: vite 8 has an optional peer on @vitejs/devtools, whose devtools-vitest plugin declares peerDependencies.vitest = "*". That wildcard now resolves to vitest 5 even though every workspace range is ^4.1.0, and arborist crashes building the peer set with "Cannot read properties of null (reading 'edgesOut')". npm 11 copes, which is why only the Node 22 Fresh Install and Publish Fresh Install Build jobs went red (on main too, from run 33765746872 onward). Override that one peer edge to the workspace's own vitest range. With it a fresh npm 10.9.2 install resolves to vitest 4.1.11, matching the lockfile; the lockfile itself is unchanged. The $vitest reference form is not used because npm 10.9 fails to resolve it on peer edges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MB3K5bK7Jc5HM92fsZRUyS
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… npm 10.9.2 The proof-gate allowlist fails closed and does not list the root package.json, so the override counts as a runtime change and needs a case. The case copies only the workspace manifests out of the exact target checkout (no lockfile) and asks npx npm@10.9.2 to build an ideal tree: base crashes with the arborist edgesOut error, head resolves vitest 4.x. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MB3K5bK7Jc5HM92fsZRUyS
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…d registry The Cloud re-run of this proof saw the base arm resolve cleanly while the same manifests still crash locally against registry.npmjs.org with npm 10.9.2, and nothing new was published in between. The case now records which npm actually ran, which registry it talked to, and the latest vitest / vite / @vitejs/devtools* it was served, refuses to run if the resolver is not npm 10.9.2, and fails with an explicit precondition error when that registry cannot serve vitest 5 at all (a stale mirror cannot produce the red arm, and must not read as green). A successful install also logs the resolved vite/devtools chain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MB3K5bK7Jc5HM92fsZRUyS
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Only the vitest@latest lookup decides the precondition; the vite and @vitejs/devtools* lookups are context for the log and now degrade to "unavailable" instead of failing the case. A preflight that exceeds its timeout now reads as a timeout, matching the install step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MB3K5bK7Jc5HM92fsZRUyS
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In `@tests/relayflows/cases/1649-fresh-install-vitest-peer/run.mjs`:
- Around line 78-83: The optional npm lookups in the loop over vite,
`@vitejs/devtools`, and `@vitejs/devtools-vitest` must share a bounded preflight
duration that stays within the case timeout. Update the npmUnderTest lookup path
or surrounding preflight logic to use a shorter per-lookup timeout or enforce
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Required lookups get 60s each and the optional context lookups 20s each, so the worst-case preflight is four minutes and the 10-minute install still fits the 900s case budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MB3K5bK7Jc5HM92fsZRUyS
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Since 2026-09-03 ~12:30 UTC, every lockfile-less
npm installon npm 10.9 (Node 22's bundled npm) crashes:That is why
Fresh Install (Node 22.14.0)(node-compat.yml) andPublish Fresh Install Build(package-validation.yml) went red onmainfrom run 33765746872 onward, and on #1636, while the Node 24 (npm 11) variants pass.Root cause, verified locally against
main's manifests withnpx npm@10.9.2 install --package-lock-only:@vitest/*5.0.0 family were published at 12:24 UTC. Fencing the registry with--before=2026-09-03T12:00:00Zresolves cleanly (vitest 4.1.11);--before=2026-09-03T12:30:00Zcrashes.@vitejs/devtools, whose@vitejs/devtools-vitestplugin declarespeerDependencies: { vitest: "*" }. That wildcard now lands on vitest 5 even though every workspace range is^4.1.0, and npm 10.9's arborist crashes building the peer set.Change
package.jsongains a nested override,"@vitejs/devtools-vitest": { "vitest": "^4.1.0" }, next to the existing overrides. It rewrites only that wildcard peer edge to the workspace's own vitest range; a fresh npm 10.9.2 install then resolves to vitest 4.1.11, matching the lockfile, which is unchanged. The$vitestreference form was rejected because npm 10.9 fails to resolve it on peer edges (Unable to resolve reference $vitest).The override only needs revisiting when the repo itself moves to vitest 5 (bump the range alongside the root devDependency). Nothing an installed
agent-relayexecutes changes (workspace overrides are not published), so no changelog entry; the proof gate still classifies the root manifest as runtime because its allowlist fails closed, hence the case below.Test Plan
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npx npm@10.9.2 install --package-lock-onlyagainstmain's manifests: crashes (reproduces the CI failure).Same with this PR's root
package.json: succeeds, vitest resolves to 4.1.11.npm install --package-lock-onlyin the checkout with the override: lockfile unchanged.The RelayFlow case was run on both arms locally against detached worktrees at the exact base (e87f186) and head SHAs and produced the declared outcomes.
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bugfix1649-fresh-install-vitest-peerThe case copies only the workspace manifests (root +
packages/*) out of the exact target checkout into a scratch directory, without the lockfile, and asks a pinnednpx npm@10.9.2to build an ideal tree (--package-lock-only --ignore-scripts). The runner's own npm version is irrelevant. Base arm: the install exits non-zero with theedgesOutcrash (fresh_install_crashes_on_wildcard_vitest_peer). Head arm: it exits zero and the generated lockfile resolvesvitestto a 4.x (fresh_install_resolves_vitest_4). It needs no broker artifact and no node_modules, only registry access.Screenshots
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