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• README.md (1 hunks)
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• jsconfig.json (1 hunks)
• package.json (2 hunks)
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src/misc/engines.js (1)

1-3: Refactor to use destructuring for options.

The options object could benefit from using destructuring to improve readability and maintainability of the code.

- const options = {
-     'path': {
-         alias: 'p'
-         , describe: 'path to start search for package file'
-         , type: 'string'
-         , default: pwd
-     }
- };
+ const options = {
+     path: {
+         alias: 'p',
+         describe: 'path to start search for package file',
+         type: 'string',
+         default: pwd
+     }
+ };

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

README.md (1)

9-17: Grammar and formatting corrections needed in setup and testing sections.

There are a few grammatical and formatting issues that need correction. Additionally, consider using "Node.js" instead of "nodejs" for consistency with official terminology.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]

- Assumption is the all the local clones are in the same folder.
+ The assumption is that all the local clones are in the same folder.
- Run `node src/misc/scripts.js` to obtain the nodejs engines in use.
+ Run `node src/misc/scripts.js` to obtain the Node.js engines in use.

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[uncategorized] ~17-~17: The official spelling of this programming framework is “Node.js”. (NODE_JS)
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14-14: Expected: 1; Actual: 2 (MD012, no-multiple-blanks)
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package.json (3)

3-3: Updated project version to 5.0.0

This version update is appropriate given the significant changes (conversion to ESM) in the project. Always ensure that major version increments are well-documented and communicated to users.

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5-5: Set package type to 'module'

This change is crucial for enabling ESM in Node.js and is correctly implemented here.

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27-38: Updated dependencies to support ESM

The dependency updates are aligned with the project's transition to ESM. However, ensure that all updated packages are tested thoroughly to prevent issues due to potential breaking changes in the dependencies.

src/common/net.js (1)

49-49: Export statement for ESM

The export statement is correctly updated to ESM syntax. This change is consistent with the project's transition goals.
[APROVED]

test/files.spec.js (1)

1-3: Updated imports for ESM in test files

The test files have been correctly updated to use ESM syntax. This change ensures consistency with the rest of the project.

src/clean/index.js (1)

2-5: Correct use of ESM imports and local imports

The imports are correctly updated to ESM syntax, and local module imports are appropriately handled with file extensions, ensuring compatibility with Node.js's ESM implementation.

src/setup.js (2)

7-10: Updated to use ES module imports.

The imports have been correctly updated to ES module syntax, which aligns with the PR's objective of converting to ESM.

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62-62: Conditional OS-specific behavior for macOS.

This conditionally unaliases the find command on macOS. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that it does not interfere with user expectations or existing scripts.

Verification successful

---

Conditional OS-specific behavior for macOS.

The investigation confirms that unaliasing the find command on macOS does not interfere with existing scripts or user expectations. The instances of "find" found in the codebase are not critical dependencies on its aliased form.

• src/setup.js: Contains unalias find to ensure the default find command is used.
• Other instances: Found in test files, error messages, and non-shell script contexts.

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test/temp.spec.js (1)

1-6: Correctly updated imports to ESM and restructured test imports.

The imports are updated to use the ES module syntax, and the Temp class is correctly imported from its new location.

src/branches/cmdline.js (2)

1-2: Updated imports to ESM syntax.

The imports for fs functions and yargs have been correctly updated to the ES6 module syntax.

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Line range hint 73-94: Review and approve the command-line options setting function.

The setOptions function properly integrates yargs with the command keys and includes checks for command-line arguments. The export statements are also correctly updated to ESM syntax.

src/common/version.js (1)

1-88: Comprehensive review of the Version class.

The Version class is well structured with clear method definitions and error handling. The use of conditional logic based on environment variables and the handling of potential errors are well implemented. The imports and export statements are correctly updated to ESM syntax.

src/common/temp.js (4)

9-19: Constructor Implementation Approved

The constructor method is well-implemented, using modern JavaScript features effectively. It correctly initializes the base folder for temporary files.

---

36-40: Consider Adding Logging to destroy Method

The destroy method effectively removes the base temporary folder. Consider adding logging to trace successful deletions or potential errors.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTRION]

+ import { logger } from 'your-logging-module';
  if(this._baseFolder) {
      rmSync(this._baseFolder, { recursive: true });
      this._baseFolder = '';
+     logger.info('Temporary folder deleted successfully.');
  }

---

51-58: Method _createFolder Implementation Approved

The _createFolder method is robust, with appropriate error handling and clear error messages.

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67-74: Method add Implementation Approved

The add method correctly handles the creation of new temporary folders under a common parent. It uses a counter to ensure unique folder names.

test/repos.spec.js (1)

Line range hint 46-65: Test Cases for getPackage Approved

The test cases for the getPackage function are comprehensive, covering both success and failure scenarios effectively.

src/common/files.js (3)

1-3: Function folderExists Implementation Approved

The folderExists function is correctly implemented with proper error handling. It efficiently checks if a path is a directory.

Also applies to: 10-33

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Line range hint 33-66: Function fileExists Implementation Approved

The fileExists function is robust, offering the flexibility to check for either regular files or symbolic links. It includes appropriate error handling.

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Line range hint 80-117: Function findFirstFile Implementation Approved

The findFirstFile function is well-implemented, effectively searching for a file from a specified path upwards. It correctly handles errors and returns null if the file is not found.

src/yarn/index.js (1)

Line range hint 32-84: Verify the logic and error handling in the yargs command configuration.

The yargs configuration is extensive and seems well-structured. However, ensure all error cases are handled appropriately, especially in the .check methods where you throw errors. It's also a good practice to log these errors for easier debugging and maintenance.

src/common/git.js (9)

1-1: Approved: Import statement for simple-git.

The import statement correctly imports simpleGit from the 'simple-git' package, aligning with the ES module syntax.

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13-13: Approved: hasCommits function logic.

The function hasCommits uses async/await syntax properly and handles exceptions as expected, returning a structured response.

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31-31: Approved: currentBranch function logic.

The function currentBranch correctly retrieves the current branch name using the simpleGit library. The use of current || 'HEAD' ensures a fallback in case no current branch is detected.

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47-47: Approved: currentHash function implementation.

The function currentHash is concise and correctly uses the revparse method to get the current commit hash.

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57-57: Approved: gitFetch function implementation.

The gitFetch function is simple and correct, performing a fetch operation to update local refs.

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74-74: Approved: commitsDiff function logic.

The function commitsDiff correctly constructs git options to count the commits difference between local and remote branches. The use of template literals and conditional logic for dots is appropriate.

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125-125: Approved: isDirty function logic.

The function isDirty effectively checks for uncommitted changes and untracked files using the status method from simpleGit.

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151-151: Approved: Export statements.

The export statements are correctly refactored to use ES module syntax and include all necessary functions from this file.

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140-140: Verify error handling in headLog function.

The headLog function attempts to log errors through a provided logger. Verify that the logger object always has an error method available when this function is called.

Verification successful

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Verify error handling in headLog function.

The headLog function attempts to log errors through a provided logger. The verification shows that:

• In test/clean.spec.js and src/clean/clean.js, logger is assigned to console, which has an error method.
• In test/git.spec.js, logger is initially an empty object but later has an error method added via sinon.spy().

This confirms that the logger object always has an error method available when the headLog function is called.

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• src/clean/clean.js
• test/git.spec.js

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src/spawner/index.js (2)

2-7: Approved: Import statements and initial setup.

The import statements are correctly using the ES module syntax. The instantiation of Engine and the import of yargs are appropriate for the file's functionality.

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20-20: Approved: spawner function options setup.

The spawner function correctly configures the environment and other options for spawning a process. The use of spread syntax for environment variables and setting up the stdio array is correct.

src/grefplus/index.js (2)

4-15: Approved: Import statements and function calls.

The import statements correctly use the ES module syntax. The call to setOptions is appropriately placed to configure options early in the file.

---

74-75: Approved: processRepo function logic.

The processRepo function correctly parses git log outputs into structured data. The use of DateTime.fromFormat and substring operations are appropriate to extract date and body from the log entries.

eslint.config.js (1)

1-102: Approved: ESLint configuration setup.

The ESLint configuration file is well-organized and comprehensive. The use of ES module imports and the structure of the configuration object are correct. The rules are appropriately set to enforce coding standards and best practices.

src/grefplus/cmdline.js (2)

1-3: Convert to ESM: Import statements updated.

The import statements have been correctly updated to ESM format by using import instead of require and specifying the exact module paths.

---

176-176: Export statements correctly updated to ESM format.

The export statements are correctly using the ESM syntax, which aligns with the objective of converting to ESM modules.

test/git.spec.js (1)

8-32: Update to ESM: Import statements.

The import statements are correctly updated to support ESM, using the import keyword and specifying full module paths with file extensions.

src/common/git-tools.js (2)

4-10: Correct ESM conversion: Import statements.

The import statements have been updated to the ESM format, including the use of import and the correct module specifier prefixes.

---

240-240: Export statements updated to ESM format.

The export statements are correctly using the ESM syntax.

test/node-tools.spec.js (1)

1-14: ESM conversion: Import statements.

The import statements in the test file have been correctly updated to ESM format, using import from specific modules.

src/common/engine.js (2)

7-11: Refactor: Import statements updated to ES6 syntax.

The import statements have been correctly updated to ES6 syntax with explicit file extensions, which is required for ES modules.

---

17-260: ES6 Class Conversion and Method Updates

The Engine class has been successfully refactored to use ES6 class syntax. Methods are well-organized, and parameter destructuring is used effectively in the constructor. The logic within the methods appears sound and is well-documented with JSDoc comments.

test/engine.spec.js (1)

3-302: Comprehensive Testing of Engine Class

The test suite for the Engine class is comprehensive, covering various scenarios including constructor behavior, version checking, and error handling. The use of mock-fs to simulate file system environments and sinon for stubbing are correctly implemented.

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[error] 197-202: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

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[error] 204-216: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

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[error] 230-240: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

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[error] 242-250: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

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• src/common/versionFactory.js (1 hunks)
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src/common/play.js (2)

3-3: Import statement for Engine class.

The import correctly references the Engine class from the engine.js file.

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6-6: Instance creation of Engine class.

The instance todd of Engine is created without parameters. Ensure that the constructor of Engine handles cases where no arguments are passed.

src/common/versionFactory.js (3)

14-92: Function createVersion implementation.

The function is well-documented with JSDoc comments and uses destructuring for its parameters. However, the logic for path resolution is quite complex and could benefit from some refactoring for clarity.

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91-91: Return type annotation with @ts-ignore.

Using @ts-ignore to bypass TypeScript checks is not recommended as it can hide potential type errors. Ensure that the type definitions align with the implementation.

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94-94: Default export of createVersion.

Exporting createVersion as a default export is appropriate here, given it's the primary functionality of this module.

src/common/git-tools.js (6)

21-28: Function createRepo with async and default parameter.

The function createRepo is correctly marked as async and uses a default parameter. The use of conditional logic to handle different scenarios based on the input is clear and effective.

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64-65: Function duplicateRepo implementation.

The function correctly duplicates a repository by copying its contents to a new location. Good use of async-await for handling asynchronous operations.

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79-79: Function addRemote.

The function is concise and utilizes simpleGit for adding a remote to a repository. The default parameter for remoteName is a good practice.

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91-91: Function addFileToRepo handling options.

This function is well-implemented with clear handling of stage and commit options. It also checks for a branch option to handle branching logic.

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111-111: Function isDirty to check repository status.

This function uses simpleGit to check if there are untracked or uncommitted changes in the repository. The logic is straightforward and effective.

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240-240: Export statements for module functions.

All relevant functions are exported correctly, making them available for use in other parts of the application.

src/common/engine.js (3)

26-30: Constructor implementation in Engine class.

The constructor is well-implemented, using default parameters and handling possible undefined inputs effectively.

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72-97: Static method allInstalledNodeVersions.

This method correctly identifies installed Node versions. The use of filesystem operations to determine the versions is appropriate. Consider adding error handling for potential filesystem errors.

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258-258: Existing TODO comment about refactoring.

The previous review comment about moving repositoryEngines to common/repos is still valid and should be addressed.

test/engine.win32.spec.js (3)

94-144: Test suite for Engine class on Windows.

The test suite is well-structured with clear test cases for the constructor of the Engine class. The use of mockFS to simulate the filesystem is appropriate for the tests.

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195-262: Test cases for versionToUseValidator method.

The test cases effectively cover different scenarios for the versionToUseValidator method, ensuring that it behaves as expected across various inputs.

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263-317: Test cases for maxInstalledSatisfyingVersion and minInstalledSatisfyingVersion methods.

These test cases are well-implemented, checking both the maximum and minimum satisfying versions correctly. The tests are comprehensive and cover edge cases.

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package.json (9)

3-3: Update version to 5.0.0.

The version update is consistent with the major changes in the codebase, including the transition to ESM.

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5-5: Declare module type.

Adding "type": "module" is essential for enabling ES module syntax.

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23-23: Update sinon-chai dependency.

The dependency update to sinon-chai is part of the overall upgrade to ensure compatibility with the latest versions of other libraries.

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28-28: Add @eslint/js as a dev dependency.

Adding @eslint/js helps in configuring ESLint for better code quality checks.

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30-30: Update eslint dependency.

Updating eslint to the latest version ensures compatibility with ES module syntax and other modern JavaScript features.

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32-32: Add globals dependency.

Adding globals helps in defining global variables for different environments, which is necessary for ESLint configuration.

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33-33: Update mocha dependency.

Updating mocha to the latest version ensures compatibility with ES module syntax and other modern JavaScript features.

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38-38: Update sinon dependency.

Updating sinon to the latest version ensures compatibility with ES module syntax and other modern JavaScript features.

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40-40: Update Yarn version.

Updating the Yarn version to 4.3.1 ensures compatibility with the latest package management features and improvements.

src/clean/index.js (9)

2-5: Update import statements to ES module syntax.

The import statements have been updated to ES module syntax, which is consistent with the transition from CommonJS.

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11-13: Define sonar command.

The sonar command is defined to remove excess sonar work folders.

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14-20: Add options for sonar command.

The options for the sonar command are defined, including root and age.

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21-26: Add age option for sonar command.

The age option is added to specify the retention period for sonar work folders.

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27-32: Add validation for root path.

The validation ensures that the root path exists before proceeding with the command.

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33-43: Handle sonar command execution.

The handler function for the sonar command executes the folder removal and logs the result.

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46-50: Define yarnArtifacts command.

The yarnArtifacts command is defined to remove yarn temp files.

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52-56: Define buildArtifacts command.

The buildArtifacts command is defined to remove builder temp files.

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58-62: Initialize and parse yargs commands.

The yargs commands are initialized and parsed to ensure proper command execution.

src/common/versionFactory.js (4)

1-3: Update import statements to ES module syntax.

The import statements have been updated to ES module syntax, which is consistent with the transition from CommonJS.

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5-12: Add JSDoc comment for createVersion function.

The JSDoc comment provides detailed information about the createVersion function, including parameters and return values.

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13-91: Define createVersion function.

The createVersion function is defined to create a version instance with various properties and methods.

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93-93: Export createVersion function as default.

The createVersion function is exported as the default export, which is consistent with ES module syntax.

src/clean/clean.js (1)

6-9: Consider using destructuring for consistency and clarity.

You've used destructuring for fsPromises but not for tmpdir. Consistent use of features like destructuring can enhance code clarity and maintainability.

- import { realpathSync, statSync, promises as fsPromises } from 'node:fs';
- const { readdir } = fsPromises;
- import { tmpdir } from 'node:os';
+ import { realpathSync, statSync, promises: { readdir } } from 'node:fs';
+ import { tmpdir } from 'node:os';

test/clean.spec.js (4)

2-5: LGTM! ESM import statements are correct.

The import statements have been correctly updated to use ESM syntax. The dynamic import for sinon-chai is appropriate.

Also applies to: 8-12, 13-14

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LGTM! Test cases for folderList are correct.

The test cases for folderList are well-written and follow best practices.

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LGTM! Test cases for removeTarget are correct.

The test cases for removeTarget are well-written and follow best practices.

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Line range hint 86-115:
LGTM! Test cases for removeSonarTemp are correct.

The test cases for removeSonarTemp are well-written and follow best practices.

src/common/git.js (9)

1-1: LGTM! ESM import statement is correct.

The import statement has been correctly updated to use ESM syntax.

---

Line range hint 8-19:
LGTM! Function hasCommits is correct.

The function hasCommits is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 29-39:
LGTM! Function currentBranch is correct.

The function currentBranch is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 45-49:
LGTM! Function currentHash is correct.

The function currentHash is well-written and follows best practices.

---

54-56: LGTM! Function gitFetch is correct.

The function gitFetch is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 63-75:
LGTM! Function commitsDiff is correct.

The function commitsDiff is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 82-86:
LGTM! Function diffResult is correct.

The function diffResult is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 98-110:
LGTM! Function commitDiffCounts is correct.

The function commitDiffCounts is well-written and follows best practices.

---

122-124: LGTM! Function isDirty is correct.

The function isDirty is well-written and follows best practices.

src/grefplus/index.js (6)

4-11: LGTM! ESM import statements are correct.

The import statements have been correctly updated to use ESM syntax.

---

Line range hint 21-24:
LGTM! Function gitCommand is correct.

The function gitCommand is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 30-41:
LGTM! Function filterPeriod is correct.

The function filterPeriod is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 55-77:
LGTM! Function processRepo is correct.

The function processRepo is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 90-95:
LGTM! Function logErrors is correct.

The function logErrors is well-written and follows best practices.

---

Line range hint 113-152:
LGTM! Function main is correct.

The function main is well-written and follows best practices.

test/git.spec.js (7)

8-30: LGTM! ESM import statements are correct.

The import statements have been correctly updated to use ESM syntax.

---

149-154: Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

- it('should be \'hello, world\'




<details>
<summary>Skipped due to learnings</summary>

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: #123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (this keyword).

</details>

---

`79-94`: **Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.**

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

```diff
- it('should be true', async function() {
+ it('should be true', async () => {
- it('should be false', async function() {
+ it('should be false', async () => {

Skipped due to learnings

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: begin-again/dev-tools#123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (`this` keyword).

---

97-109: Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

- it('should not have error property when commits present', async function() {
+ it('should not have error property when commits present', async () => {
- it('should have error property when not commits present', async function() {
+ it('should have error property when not commits present', async () => {

Skipped due to learnings

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: begin-again/dev-tools#123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (`this` keyword).

---

68-75: Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

- it('should be valid head commit hash', async function() {
+ it('should be valid head commit hash', async () => {

Skipped due to learnings

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: begin-again/dev-tools#123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (`this` keyword).

---

43-61: Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

- it('should be test branch', async function() {
+ it('should be test branch', async () => {
- it('should be master branch', async function() {
+ it('should be master branch', async () => {
- it('should be HEAD if no commit', async function() {
+ it('should be HEAD if no commit', async () => {

Skipped due to learnings

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: begin-again/dev-tools#123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (`this` keyword).

---

113-145: Refactor suggestion: Use arrow functions in Mocha tests.

The test cases can be refactored to use arrow functions for better readability and to align with modern JavaScript practices.

- it('should be zero ahead', async function() {
+ it('should be zero ahead', async () => {
- it('should be 2 in total', async function() {
+ it('should be 2 in total', async () => {
- it('should not have error', async function() {
+ it('should not have error', async () => {

Skipped due to learnings

Learnt from: begin-again
PR: begin-again/dev-tools#123
File: test/engine.spec.js:93-95
Timestamp: 2024-06-22T12:22:51.543Z
Learning: When reviewing Mocha tests, do not suggest converting function expressions to arrow functions due to Mocha's recommendation against it, as it prevents access to Mocha's context (`this` keyword).

src/grefplus/cmdline.js (5)

1-3: LGTM! Import statements updated to ES module syntax.

The import statements have been correctly updated to use ES module syntax.

---

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LGTM! Date validation logic is correct.

The validateDate function correctly validates date strings and throws appropriate errors.

---

72-82: LGTM! Path validation logic is correct.

The validatePath function correctly checks if a given path is accessible and is a directory.

---

Line range hint 103-191:
LGTM! Command-line options parsing and validation are correct.

The setOptions function correctly parses command-line arguments and configures options, including several checks to validate the arguments.

---

194-194: LGTM! Export statements updated to ES module syntax.

The export statements have been correctly updated to use ES module syntax.

src/common/git-tools.js (8)

4-7: LGTM! Import statements updated to ES module syntax.

The import statements have been correctly updated to use ES module syntax.

---

21-30: LGTM! Repository creation logic is correct.

The createRepo function correctly initializes a git repository and handles the optional file commit.

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Line range hint 35-50:
LGTM! Folder copy logic is correct.

The copyFolder function correctly copies a folder recursively and handles directory entries.

---

64-67: LGTM! Repository duplication logic is correct.

The duplicateRepo function correctly duplicates a git repository by copying the folder.

---

79-79: LGTM! Remote addition logic is correct.

The addRemote function correctly adds a remote to a git repository using simpleGit.

---

Line range hint 91-101:
LGTM! File addition logic is correct.

The addFileToRepo function correctly handles the file addition, staging, and committing.

---

111-114: LGTM! Repository status check logic is correct.

The isDirty function correctly checks if a git repository has untracked or uncommitted changes.

---

Line range hint 125-129:
LGTM! Current branch retrieval logic is correct.

The currentBranch function correctly retrieves the current branch of a git repository and handles errors appropriately.

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d825bcc and 9213d34.

• yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock

• package.json (2 hunks)
• src/grefplus/cmdline.js (6 hunks)
• src/grefplus/index.js (6 hunks)

• package.json
• src/grefplus/cmdline.js
• src/grefplus/index.js

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9213d34 and e747cc0.

• src/common/engine.js (3 hunks)
• src/node-tools/clean.js (3 hunks)

src/node-tools/clean.js (2)

16-16: Ensure TypeScript type imports are correct.

The import path for TypeScript types should be verified to ensure it matches the actual location of the Version type definition.

---

48-48: LGTM!

The function clean and its export statement are correctly updated to ES module syntax.

src/common/engine.js (4)

26-30: LGTM!

The constructor of the Engine class is correctly updated to handle the new ES module syntax and environment variables.

---

72-99: Ensure correct directory handling in allInstalledNodeVersions.

Verify that dirname(nodeHome) correctly resolves the parent directory of nodeHome and that basename(nodeHome) correctly identifies the directory name. This ensures accurate detection of node versions.

---

208-216: Ensure accurate version matching in versionStringToObject.

Verify that the regular expression and filtering logic correctly match and return the appropriate version objects.

---

228-239: LGTM!

The engineCheck method is correctly implemented and uses ES module syntax appropriately.

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e747cc0 and b2d2a8f.

• .github/workflows/eslint.yml (1 hunks)
• src/grefplus/cmdline.js (6 hunks)

.github/workflows/eslint.yml (1)

34-34: Approve ESLint version upgrade, but verify linting results.

The upgrade to ESLint 9.1.0 is approved. Ensure that the new version does not introduce any unexpected linting errors or warnings.

src/grefplus/cmdline.js (6)

1-3: Approve import statement changes.

The conversion from require to import statements is correctly done and aligns with ES6 module standards.

---

34-35: Approve cmdKeys object changes.

The cmdKeys object is correctly defined, and the dev-root key's type change to array is appropriate.

---

49-56: Approve validateDate function changes.

The validateDate function is correctly implemented, and the parameter type changes improve type clarity.

---

73-77: Approve validatePath function changes.

The validatePath function is correctly implemented, and the parameter type change to an array of strings is appropriate.

---

Line range hint 115-203:
Approve setOptions function changes.

The setOptions function is correctly implemented, handles command-line arguments appropriately, and includes necessary validations.

---

206-206: Approve export statement changes.

The conversion from module.exports to export is correctly done and aligns with ES6 module standards.

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b2d2a8f and 6030eea.

• yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock

• package.json (2 hunks)

package.json (5)

42-42: Package manager update is appropriate.

Updating Yarn from 4.3.0 to 4.3.1 is a good practice as it likely includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

---

27-31: DevDependency updates and additions look good overall.

The updates and additions to devDependencies are appropriate for improving the development environment. The addition of @types packages suggests improved TypeScript support, which is beneficial for code quality and developer experience.

Please note the major version update of eslint from 8.x to 9.x. This may introduce breaking changes in linting rules. Review your eslint configuration and ensure it's compatible with the new version. Run the following command to check for any eslint errors:

#!/bin/bash
# Run eslint on all JavaScript files
yarn eslint "**/*.js"

# Check the exit status
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "No linting errors found"
else
    echo "Linting errors detected. Please review the eslint output and update your configuration if necessary."
fi

Also applies to: 33-36, 39-39

---

19-20: Dependency updates look good.

The minor version updates for luxon, semver, and simple-git are appropriate and should not introduce breaking changes.

To ensure compatibility with the ESM conversion and overall project stability, please run the test suite and verify that all tests pass with the updated dependencies. You can use the following command:

#!/bin/bash
# Run the test suite
yarn test

# Check the exit status
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "All tests passed successfully"
else
    echo "Some tests failed. Please review the test output."
fi

Also applies to: 22-22

---

Line range hint 1-43: Overall package.json changes are well-structured and appropriate for ESM conversion.

The changes in this file effectively support the conversion to ES modules:

1. The major version bump correctly indicates a breaking change.
2. The addition of "type": "module" enables ES modules.
3. Dependencies and devDependencies have been updated to compatible versions.
4. The package manager has been updated to the latest patch version.

These changes collectively modernize the project structure and should improve maintainability and compatibility with newer JavaScript features.

To ensure a smooth transition, please run the following final checks:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the project builds successfully
yarn install
yarn build  # If you have a build script

# Run tests
yarn test

# Check for any remaining CommonJS syntax
rg --type js 'require\(' -g '!node_modules'

# If all checks pass
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "All checks passed. The package.json changes appear to be working as intended."
else
    echo "Some checks failed. Please review the output and make necessary adjustments."
fi

---

5-5: Addition of "type": "module" is correct for ESM conversion.

This change is essential for enabling ES modules in the project and aligns with the PR objective.

To ensure a smooth transition to ESM, please verify that all import statements in the project have been updated accordingly. Run the following command to check for any remaining CommonJS require statements:

If any results are returned, please review and update those files to use ESM syntax.

✅ Verification successful

ESM conversion verified successfully.

All import statements include .js extensions and no CommonJS require statements are present.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for require statements in .js files
echo "Checking for require statements in .js files:"
rg --type js 'require\(' -g '!node_modules'

# Search for .js extensions in import statements
echo "Checking for .js extensions in import statements:"
rg --type js 'import .+ from .+\.js' -g '!node_modules'

Length of output: 482

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for require statements in .js files
echo "Checking for require statements in .js files:"
rg --type js 'require\(' -g '!node_modules'

# Search for .js extensions in import statements
echo "Checking for .js extensions in import statements:"
rg --type js 'import .+ from .+\.js' -g '!node_modules'

Length of output: 2926

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6030eea and 430f7a0.

• src/common/engine.js (3 hunks)
• test/engine.win32.spec.js (1 hunks)