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The compiler shim has been unpublishable and uninstallable as a CLI. Two gaps, both fixed here.
1. No manifest
packages/affinescript-cli/ ships mod.js, pins.js, mod_test.js and mod.d.affine — but no package.json, jsr.json or deno.json, and git history shows one was never committed.
The shim is live on JSR as @hyperpolymath/affinescript0.1.2, so it was published from an untracked manifest and cannot be republished from a clean checkout. pins.js even instructs the maintainer to "bump THIS package's deno.json version in lockstep" — with a file that is not in the tree.
2. No bin entry
Nothing in this repository declares a bin field, so nothing installs as an affinescript command. mod.js self-executes when it is the entry module but carries no hashbang, so it cannot be a bin target on Unix.
bin/affinescript.js adds the hashbang and delegates to mod.js's exported run(). No behaviour moves.
Verified, not assumed
bun bin/affinescript.js --version → resolves, verifies, execs, prints a version
node bin/affinescript.js --version → same
Both resolve the pinned release binary, check its SHA-256, cache it, and exec it.
Why package.json and not deno.json
Deno is being removed estate-wide per the 2026-08-26 owner ruling (#655). The manifest is npm-compatible, so Bun, npm and Node all consume it. Version 0.1.2 matches what is already on JSR — same code, same version, two registries.
Found while testing — flagged, not silently fixed
The shim resolves the v0.1.1 release binary, but that binary self-reports 0.1.0, while dune-project and lib/version.ml both say 0.1.1. The v0.1.1 release was cut before the version bump landed.
Still open — needs a fresh tag
v0.2.0 has zero release assets. Root cause is in the run logs:
HTTP 422: Cannot upload assets to an immutable release
The release was published before the build legs uploaded. release.yml has already been fixed for exactly this (create as draft → upload → publish last, sealing atomically) — but that fix has never been exercised. v0.2.0 is immutable and cannot be repaired retroactively; it needs a new tag to run the corrected workflow.
Scope note
This makes AffineScript installable. It does not unblock the 18 estate repos whose deno.json files request affinescript@^12.0.0 — that version has never existed, the CLI has no build/clean/-w subcommands, and it rejects .res input outright (demonstrated: a real estate .res file gives parse error). Those repos need their sources ported. Full analysis: standards#658.
The compiler shim has been unpublishable and uninstallable-as-a-CLI. Two gaps,
both fixed here.
1. NO MANIFEST. `packages/affinescript-cli/` ships mod.js, pins.js, mod_test.js
and mod.d.affine but has no package.json, jsr.json or deno.json - and git
history shows one was never committed. The shim is live on JSR as
@hyperpolymath/affinescript 0.1.2, so it was published from an untracked
manifest and cannot be republished from a clean checkout. pins.js even
instructs the maintainer to "bump THIS package's deno.json version in
lockstep" with a file that is not in the tree.
2. NO `bin`. NOTHING in this repository declares a `bin` field, so nothing
installs as an `affinescript` command. mod.js self-executes when it is the
entry module but carries no hashbang, so it cannot be a `bin` target on
Unix. bin/affinescript.js adds the hashbang and delegates to mod.js's
exported run(); no behaviour moves.
VERIFIED, not assumed: `bun bin/affinescript.js --version` and
`node bin/affinescript.js --version` both resolve the pinned binary, verify its
checksum, exec it, and print a version.
package.json (not deno.json) because Deno is being removed estate-wide per the
2026-08-26 owner ruling; the manifest is npm-compatible so Bun, npm and Node all
consume it. Version 0.1.2 matches what is already on JSR - same code, same
version, two registries.
FOUND WHILE TESTING, not fixed here: the shim resolves the v0.1.1 release
binary, but that binary self-reports 0.1.0, while dune-project and lib/version.ml
say 0.1.1. The v0.1.1 release was cut before the version bump landed. Flagged
rather than silently re-pinned.
STILL OPEN, needs a new tag: v0.2.0 has ZERO release assets. Root cause is in the
logs - "HTTP 422: Cannot upload assets to an immutable release": the release was
published before the build legs uploaded. release.yml has ALREADY been fixed for
this (create as draft, upload, publish last, sealing atomically) but that fix has
never been exercised. v0.2.0 is immutable and cannot be repaired retroactively;
it needs a fresh tag to run the corrected workflow.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added the affinescript command-line executable.
Added support for running the command across Deno, Node.js and Bun environments.
The package now downloads and verifies the appropriate native binary, caches it, and executes it.
Walkthrough
The change adds an ESM package definition and executable wrapper for the affinescript CLI. The wrapper supports Deno and Node or Bun argument and exit APIs.
Changes
Affinescript CLI package
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Summary
Package publication and executable entry point packages/affinescript-cli/package.json, packages/affinescript-cli/bin/affinescript.js
The package defines its executable, exports, published files, licence, and engine requirements. The wrapper selects runtime arguments, invokes run, and exits with the returned code.
The new CLI entry point cannot run on Node-only installations even though the package declares Node.js support, so users installing it without Bun will be unable to invoke the command. This should be fixed before merging.
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Poem
A rabbit checks the command line bright
Deno and Node hop into sight
The pinned tool runs with care
Hashes guard the binary there
Then clean exit codes fill the night
The title clearly summarises the two main changes: restoring the package manifest and adding an executable CLI entry point.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR restores the affinescript-cli manifest and entry point, correctly identifying the need for a publishable package. While the implementation introduces logic to handle multiple runtimes (Bun, Node, Deno), a critical mismatch exists: the bin/affinescript.js file uses a #!/usr/bin/env bun hashbang, which prevents execution in Node-only environments. This contradicts the engines field in package.json which specifies Node.js >= 18.0.0 support.
Codacy analysis indicates the PR is technically up to standards regarding static analysis, but the logical contradiction regarding runtime support should be addressed before merging to ensure the CLI is truly portable as intended. No automated tests were included to verify the new environment detection logic.
About this PR
The PR lacks automated tests to verify the environment detection logic (Deno vs Node/Bun) and argument parsing across the different supported runtimes. Given the goal of cross-runtime compatibility, these tests are necessary to prevent regressions in environment-specific global access.
Test suggestions
Verify entry point argument parsing in Deno (Deno.args)
Verify entry point argument parsing in Node/Bun (process.argv)
Verify CLI exit code propagation from the internal run() function
Verify manifest file inclusion during package packaging (npm pack/publish)
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify entry point argument parsing in Deno (Deno.args)
2. Verify entry point argument parsing in Node/Bun (process.argv)
3. Verify CLI exit code propagation from the internal run() function
4. Verify manifest file inclusion during package packaging (npm pack/publish)
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In `@packages/affinescript-cli/bin/affinescript.js`:
- Line 1: Update the executable launcher at the top of affinescript.js to select
an available runtime instead of hard-coding Bun, while preserving direct
execution under both Node.js and Bun. Verify the launcher works in Node-only and
Bun-only installations.
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Make the executable launcher compatible with Node.js.
The bun hashbang prevents /usr/bin/env from starting packages/affinescript-cli/bin/affinescript.js on a Node-only installation, despite the package declaring Node.js >=18.0.0 support. Replace it with a runtime-selecting launcher and test Node-only and Bun-only installations.
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In `@packages/affinescript-cli/bin/affinescript.js` at line 1, Update the
executable launcher at the top of affinescript.js to select an available runtime
instead of hard-coding Bun, while preserving direct execution under both Node.js
and Bun. Verify the launcher works in Node-only and Bun-only installations.
Merging. The CHANGES_REQUESTED on this PR is stale — the change it asked for landed hours after it was written.
The finding was real
Both reviewers flagged the same thing: bin/affinescript.js hard-coded #!/usr/bin/env bun while package.jsonengines declared Node >= 18, so the CLI could not run where its own manifest said it could.
That was true at the time:
148e898 #!/usr/bin/env bun <- what the reviewers saw
456aa2c #!/usr/bin/env node <- current
And it was fixed
2026-08-27T00:15:03Z CHANGES_REQUESTED submitted
2026-08-27 09:10 UTC 456aa2c changed the hashbang to node
Roughly nine hours apart. A CHANGES_REQUESTED review does not clear itself when the change lands — it persists until someone re-reviews — so this PR has been blocked on a defect that no longer exists.
Verified now, not assumed
Asked for
State
"select an available runtime instead of hard-coding Bun"
#!/usr/bin/env node, and the entry point selects at runtime: typeof Deno !== "undefined" ? Deno.args : process.argv.slice(2)
engines consistent with the hashbang
bun >=1.0.0andnode >=18.0.0 — a node hashbang satisfies both, since Bun runs node-hashbang scripts and bunx --bun forces Bun
All three required checks pass: hypatia / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis, governance / Validate Hypatia baseline, SonarCloud Code Analysis.
The three red checks — build, coverage-visibility, migration-assistant — are not required and fail for an unrelated pre-existing reason: they run ./editors/tree-sitter-affinescript/scripts/install.sh, which exits 127 because that script has never existed in the repository (editors/tree-sitter-affinescript/ has no scripts/ directory at all). That is the same failure on any branch.
On the reviewers' second point — no tests for the runtime detection: fair, and not addressed here. The entry point is a four-line wrapper whose stated purpose is to add a hashbang and delegate to mod.js; testing it properly means installing the package under each runtime, which is a packaging-integration concern rather than a unit test. Worth its own issue if you want it covered.
Merged under the owner standing --admin grant, at their explicit instruction to land the open PRs.
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The compiler shim has been unpublishable and uninstallable as a CLI. Two gaps, both fixed here.
1. No manifest
packages/affinescript-cli/shipsmod.js,pins.js,mod_test.jsandmod.d.affine— but nopackage.json,jsr.jsonordeno.json, and git history shows one was never committed.The shim is live on JSR as
@hyperpolymath/affinescript0.1.2, so it was published from an untracked manifest and cannot be republished from a clean checkout.pins.jseven instructs the maintainer to "bump THIS package'sdeno.jsonversion in lockstep" — with a file that is not in the tree.2. No
binentryNothing in this repository declares a
binfield, so nothing installs as anaffinescriptcommand.mod.jsself-executes when it is the entry module but carries no hashbang, so it cannot be abintarget on Unix.bin/affinescript.jsadds the hashbang and delegates tomod.js's exportedrun(). No behaviour moves.Verified, not assumed
Both resolve the pinned release binary, check its SHA-256, cache it, and exec it.
Why
package.jsonand notdeno.jsonDeno is being removed estate-wide per the 2026-08-26 owner ruling (#655). The manifest is npm-compatible, so Bun, npm and Node all consume it. Version
0.1.2matches what is already on JSR — same code, same version, two registries.Found while testing — flagged, not silently fixed
The shim resolves the v0.1.1 release binary, but that binary self-reports
0.1.0, whiledune-projectandlib/version.mlboth say0.1.1. The v0.1.1 release was cut before the version bump landed.Still open — needs a fresh tag
v0.2.0has zero release assets. Root cause is in the run logs:The release was published before the build legs uploaded.
release.ymlhas already been fixed for exactly this (create as draft → upload → publish last, sealing atomically) — but that fix has never been exercised. v0.2.0 is immutable and cannot be repaired retroactively; it needs a new tag to run the corrected workflow.Scope note
This makes AffineScript installable. It does not unblock the 18 estate repos whose
deno.jsonfiles requestaffinescript@^12.0.0— that version has never existed, the CLI has nobuild/clean/-wsubcommands, and it rejects.resinput outright (demonstrated: a real estate.resfile givesparse error). Those repos need their sources ported. Full analysis: standards#658.