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…n CI The repo had no tests, so the DSH 0.1.5 / 0.1.7 breakages fixed in 0.3.1 could come back unnoticed. node:test suite (no new dependencies) pins them: - apply() boots without settings.register (0.1.7+) and still registers the Config namespace where it exists (0.1.5) - the probe route is registered inside ctx.effect and its disposer releases it - the provider searches Tavily keyless with the toggle on, sends a saved key as Bearer, and falls back to DeepSeek when the toggle is unset or "false" - the probe reports keyless mode - client.js / package.json never reference the removed dsh-client-runtime; the card registers in both settings slots; the web override keeps fetchProvider 10 of 11 cases fail against 0.3.0 and all pass on main. CI: new ci.yml runs `pnpm test` on pull requests and pushes to main, and the publish workflow now runs it before `pnpm -r publish`. README: TAVILY_SEARCH_ENABLED is on only when its value is true (what the card writes), not merely present — matching the server check.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Node test execution for Tavily plugin behavior and compatibility. Pull-request and main-branch CI, along with the publish workflow, run the tests. The Tavily README lists the values that enable search. ChangesTavily validation
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97-98: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert that the DeepSeek fallback runs.
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provider.search()error. A failure before the fallback call therefore passes the test. Record the DeepSeek request and assert that the fallback made it. If the missing key causes the expected rejection, assert that rejection explicitly instead of discarding it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 97-98: Update the provider.search test to record DeepSeek requests
and assert that the fallback runs; if the missing key is expected to reject,
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Before this there were no tests, so any of the DSH 0.1.5 / 0.1.7 breakages fixed in v0.3.1 could come back without anyone noticing.
What
packages/dsh-tavily/test/index.test.js: anode:testsuite with no new dependencies and no lockfile change. It pins:apply()boots withoutctx.settings.register(0.1.7+), and still registers the Config namespace where that API exists (0.1.5)./api/tavily-proberoute is registered insidectx.effect, and its disposer releases the route.Authorization: Bearer."false", it falls back to DeepSeek.keylessmode.client.jsnorpackage.jsonreferences the removeddsh-client-runtime.settings.plugin.itemandplugins.bundle.config.weboverride keepsfetchProvider: http.pnpm test: runsnode --test 'packages/*/test/*.test.js'.TAVILY_SEARCH_ENABLEDis on only for a truthy value, which is what the server checks. Before, the README said "present". The npm README will update on the next publish..github/workflows/ci.yml: runspnpm teston pull requests and on pushes tomain, with read-only permissions.publish.yml: runspnpm testbeforepnpm -r publish, so a failing suite blocks the npm release.Verification
pnpm install --frozen-lockfileexits 0 (pnpm 10.12.4, matching CI), andpnpm testgives 11 passed, 0 failed.06f52e0) the same file fails 10 of 11. The failures includeTypeError: ctx.settings.register is not a function, thedsh-client-runtimereference, the missingplugins.bundle.configslot and the missingfetchProvider.TAVILY_API_KEY,DEEPSEEK_API_KEYandTAVILY_SEARCH_ENABLED=trueset in the shell, the suite still passes 11/11. The launch environment is an empty snapshot andfetchis stubbed; the DeepSeek fallback also uses globalfetchand throws on a missing key before making any request.Summary by CodeRabbit
true.