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Summary

Rebuilds the CLI error layer on @frontal-labs/error@0.7.0 (pinned exactly).

  • CliError extends the library's FrontalError (scope: "cli"). docs is a getter over link. Codes, exit codes and docs anchors are unchanged.
  • classifyError checks isFrontalError first (by code, then status). The name-based branches stay as fallbacks for older SDKs.
  • Human output is one frame(). It is plain under --no-color, NO_COLOR, or a non-TTY stderr. The library's auto preset only applies to a TTY stderr (its own check reads stdout).
  • frontal dev error bodies come from errorResponse(). curl gets ANSI text; SDK clients get the { "error": … } JSON envelope. Scenario routes and remote proxy responses are unchanged.

Unchanged (public contract)

  • --json error output is byte-identical. tests/errors/contract.test.ts pins raw stderr for every error kind (15 snapshots).
  • Exit codes are unchanged.

Deliberate deviations and notes

  • Own fix ordering: the error's own fix comes after the generic 5xx and rate-limit hints. Core's ServiceError carries its own fix; putting it first would change --json output.
  • Dev error body: requestId is only in the X-Request-Id header now, service is dropped from proxy errors, and fields is kept in the JSON envelope only (the library drops unknown public fields).
  • Node: the library's registry metadata says node >=22, not >=24. The bundle runs on Node 20 and 22 (and 24). It does not load on Node 18 because of the existing ora@9.4.1 pin (requires Node ≥ 20), which predates this change.
  • Release note: CHANGELOG.md is not edited by hand. The changeset (minor) produces the entry at release.
  • Renovate: the repo uses Dependabot, so the library gets its own group there.

Test plan

  • bun install --frozen-lockfile
  • bun run type-check
  • bunx biome check src/ tests/
  • bun run test:coverage (367 passed, 5 skipped)
  • bun run build, bun run build:binary, bun run size (76.79 kB gzipped, limit 78 kB)
  • Bundle --version / --help on Node 20
  • Integration job steps replayed with the compiled binary (init, types, dev health and agent, deploy dry-run, deploy --json), on port 8788
  • bun scripts/run-readme-blocks.ts (8 runnable blocks)

Decisions

  • Node 20 minimum (was >=18): the bundle never loaded on Node 18. ora, @clack/prompts, chalk and commander need Node 20 or newer, so engines.node is now >=20. That is the lowest version CI tests (Node 20 and 22). Docs and the docs-deploy job follow. Commander 15 declares >=22.12; Node 20 runs the bundle fine, but npm will warn on Node 20 installs.
  • CHANGELOG.md: not hand-edited. Changesets writes it at release. A manual entry would be duplicated. The changeset (minor) carries the release note, including the Node 20 requirement.

Synthetic monitor flake (fixed)

tests/synthetic-monitor.test.ts failed intermittently in CI and locally. A journey hit its 60 s limit (config-list), and whole runs hit the 120 s test limit. Each journey starts a cold bun process, which takes several seconds, and on a loaded machine far longer. The budgets were too tight; the CLI was not hanging.

  • Journey budget 60 s → 120 s; monitor run budget 120 s → 300 s.
  • Journeys run with stdin from /dev/null, and the test closes the child's stdin.
  • Failure output now lists every non-passing journey with its exit code and stderr.

Verified: 3/3 local runs pass (under heavy machine load, 270–300 s each); CI passes on the latest commit.

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  • New Features
    • CLI errors now provide clearer guidance with readable labels, terminal-aware color, and redaction of sensitive information.
    • Local development errors use a consistent JSON envelope, with readable plain-text responses for supported requests.
  • Bug Fixes
    • README development checks now wait for the service to become healthy and use an available port.
    • OpenAPI fetch failures retain their underlying cause for clearer diagnostics.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance on error types, output formats, redaction, and exit codes.
    • Updated the minimum supported Node.js version to 20.

- CliError extends the library's FrontalError (scope "cli"). docs is
  a getter over link. Codes, exit codes and docs anchors are unchanged.
- classifyError checks isFrontalError first (by code, then status) and
  keeps the name-based branches as fallbacks for older SDKs.
- Human output is one frame(). It is plain under --no-color, NO_COLOR,
  or a non-TTY stderr. The library's auto preset only runs on a TTY
  stderr.
- frontal dev error bodies come from errorResponse(): curl gets ANSI
  text, SDK clients get the { error: ... } JSON envelope. Scenario
  routes and remote proxy responses are unchanged.
- --json output is byte-identical. tests/errors/contract.test.ts pins
  it with raw-stderr snapshots for every error kind.
- Replace the fixed port in the README harness with a free one, and
  make the README dev example wait for /health instead of sleeping.
- Drop the test:readme npm script. CI calls the harness directly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The pull request integrates Frontal error types and formatting into CLI and dev-server error handling. It changes README-block execution to use an available port and updates runtime requirements, repository tooling, and journey-test diagnostics.

Changes: Error handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
CLI error classification and output
src/errors/cli-error.ts, src/errors/handler.ts, tests/errors/*, .changeset/frontal-error-library.md, .github/dependabot.yml, docs/DEVELOPERS.md
CliError now extends FrontalError. The handler classifies errors and formats human-readable and JSON output, with redaction and stderr-based color selection. Tests cover output and exit codes. The changeset, dependency grouping, and developer documentation describe the error contract.
Dev-server error responses
src/lib/dev/handlers.ts, src/lib/dev/proxy.ts, src/lib/dev/server.ts, tests/dev.test.ts
Dev-server routes pass request context to apiError. Responses use errorResponse, include the request ID header, and include field errors in qualifying JSON bodies. Tests cover JSON and readable error bodies.

README block execution

Layer / File(s) Summary
README-block runner and invocation
scripts/run-readme-blocks.ts, package.json, .vscode/tasks.json, README.md
The runner selects an available loopback port. The task and README instructions call it directly, and the README example polls /health instead of waiting a fixed time.

Repository tooling and runtime updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Tooling and runtime requirements
.size-limit.json, biome.jsonc, package.json, .github/dependabot.yml, .github/workflows/ci.yml, .gitignore, scripts/generate-openapi-operations.mjs, scripts/validate-command-bindings.mjs, docs/*, CONTRIBUTING.md, skills/README.md, tsup.config.ts, vitest.config.ts, tests/setup/node20-reporter.ts
The bundle size limit is reduced. Configuration and script changes update dependency grouping, linting, ignored paths, fetch-error causes, and path handling. The minimum Node.js version changes to 20 in package metadata, CI, build configuration, and documentation. Vitest setup adds a Map.groupBy fallback.
Synthetic journey execution diagnostics
.github/scripts/e2e-journey.sh, tests/synthetic-monitor.test.ts
Journey processes receive no inherited stdin. Timeout settings increase, and failed journey details include status, exit code, and truncated stderr.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Refactor

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant DevRoute
  participant apiError
  participant errorResponse
  participant Client
  DevRoute->>apiError: pass status, error details, and request context
  apiError->>errorResponse: build response from headers and error data
  errorResponse->>Client: return error body and request ID header
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  • frontal-labs/cli#62: Adds the size-limit configuration and script that this pull request updates.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 29c4f

The documented Node minimum now matches the changed requirement, and explicit CLI exit codes remain intact. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied evidence.

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The title "feat(errors): build the error layer on @frontal-labs/error" matches the main change. The PR rebuilds the CLI error layer on the pinned @frontal-labs/error@0.7.0, with CliError extending FrontalError, and the changeset and source diffs confirm this. The title is specific, short, and in conventional-commit form. It does not mention the Node 20 minimum or the synthetic-monitor changes, which is expected for a title.

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src/lib/dev/handlers.ts: 1

119-120: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Low value

Guard JSON.parse in withFields against an unexpected body shape.

withFields only checks that body starts with {. It then assumes the parsed value has an error object. If the library changes its JSON envelope, parsed.error is undefined. The spread then yields an envelope with only fields. This silently drops the code and message.

Parse defensively and return the original body if error is not an object. The @frontal-labs/error version is pinned, so the risk is low. A guard still protects against a future dependency bump.

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-  const parsed = JSON.parse(body) as { error: Record<string, unknown> };
-  return JSON.stringify({ error: { ...parsed.error, fields } });
+  const parsed = JSON.parse(body) as { error?: Record<string, unknown> };
+  if (typeof parsed.error !== "object" || parsed.error === null) {
+    return body;
+  }
+  return JSON.stringify({ error: { ...parsed.error, fields } });
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Update withFields to validate the parsed envelope before accessing parsed.error:
return the original body when error is missing, null, or not an object, and
otherwise preserve the existing behavior of adding fields to the error object.

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- Around line 52-56: The NO_COLOR test currently passes through the non-TTY
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- Around line 119-120: Update withFields to validate the parsed envelope before
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Comment thread tests/errors/human-output.test.ts Resolved
gabrielvfonseca and others added 4 commits November 8, 2026 01:27
- Pick the human error format from stderr, not stdout. The library's
  auto preset checks stdout, so `frontal ... 2> err.txt` run from a
  terminal used to write ANSI codes into the file.
- Make the NO_COLOR test run with a TTY stderr, so it exercises the
  NO_COLOR path instead of the non-TTY fallback.
- Clamp dev error statuses to 400-599 (the library's range) so an odd
  upstream status cannot throw inside a request.
- Guard the fields injection in the dev server against an unexpected
  envelope shape.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The NO_COLOR test only ran on a non-TTY stdout, so it passed with or
without NO_COLOR handling. Both stdout and stderr now report as a
terminal, and a positive control checks that colour appears when
NO_COLOR is unset. Mutating the test to skip NO_COLOR makes it fail.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The synthetic monitor test failed in CI with only the api journey
shown, so the failing config-list journey had no exit code or stderr
in the log. The assertion now lists each non-passing journey with its
exit code and stderr.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The monitor test failed intermittently in CI and locally: a journey hit
its 60s limit (config-list), and whole runs hit the 120s test limit.
Each journey starts a cold bun process, which takes many seconds on a
loaded machine, so the budgets were too tight rather than the CLI hung.

- Journey budget 60s -> 120s; monitor run budget 120s -> 300s.
- Journeys run with stdin from /dev/null, and the test closes the
  child's stdin, so nothing can wait on the caller's input.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Comment thread tests/synthetic-monitor.test.ts Resolved
The bundle has never loaded on Node 18: ora, @clack/prompts, chalk and
commander all need Node 20 or newer. engines.node claimed >=18, so it
now says >=20, which is the lowest version CI tests. The docs and the
docs-deploy job follow.  CHANGELOG.md stays generated by changesets;
the changeset carries the release note.

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Minor · Update the remaining Node 18 references. · INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md:142

docs/INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md:142
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Update the remaining Node 18 references.

This line still says the bundle runs on Node 18, which is below the new minimum. docs/DEVELOPERS.md Line 9 also lists Node 18, and this guide’s example at Line 73 shows Node 18. Update these references so users do not select an unsupported runtime.

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Minor · Update the documented Node.js minimum. · package.json:24

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Update the documented Node.js minimum.

The npm installation and bundle descriptions still state Node 18. They conflict with the package’s Node 20 minimum.

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README.md:

-npm install -g frontal-cli        # Node ≥ 18
+npm install -g frontal-cli        # Node ≥ 20
-bun run build                  # dist/index.js (npm bin, Node ≥ 18)
+bun run build                  # dist/index.js (npm bin, Node ≥ 20)

docs/INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md:

-The npm bundle is written to `dist/index.js` (runs on Node ≥ 18). For a
+The npm bundle is written to `dist/index.js` (runs on Node ≥ 20). For a
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Minor · Redact human error sections · handler.ts:352-369

src/errors/handler.ts:352-369
Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Redact human error sections

If a missing scenario name contains an API key, the fix prints the key to stderr even though the message redacts it. Redact the fix, link, and request ID before framing them.

Suggested fix

-    fixSection(report.fix),
-    linkSection(report.docs),
-    report.requestId ? `Request ID: ${report.requestId}` : undefined,
+    fixSection(report.fix ? redactString(report.fix) : undefined),
+    linkSection(redactString(report.docs)),
+    report.requestId ? `Request ID: ${redactString(report.requestId)}` : undefined,
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Update formatHumanError so the fix, documentation link, and request ID are
redacted before they are included in the sections passed to frame. Preserve
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- Line 142: Update the Node version references in the npm bundle statement, the
guide’s example, and the developer requirements to match the project’s
established minimum supported runtime. Confirm the minimum from the
authoritative project configuration or documentation rather than guessing, and
ensure none of these references recommend Node 18.

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- Line 24: Update the Node.js minimum version in the npm installation and bundle
descriptions in README.md and docs/INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md from 18 to 20, matching
the package’s declared minimum. Leave unrelated build configuration unchanged.

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- Around line 352-369: Update formatHumanError so the fix, documentation link,
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gabrielvfonseca and others added 3 commits November 8, 2026 11:12
- entries() now keeps exit_code and stderr. The failure message read
  entry.stderr, which was always undefined, so it would throw instead
  of reporting the failure.
- Remaining Node 18 references (install and developer docs, README,
  CONTRIBUTING, skills README, the tsup target) now say Node 20.

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Vitest 5 calls Map.groupBy, which Node 20 lacks. CI runs the tests on
Node 20, so a failing test crashed the reporter and hid the assertion
(the monitor failure in run 42474873880). A globalSetup file runs in
the main process, where the reporter lives, and adds the missing
method. Verified: a deliberate failure now prints its AssertionError
under Node 20.

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gabrielvfonseca merged commit 53cc401 into main Nov 8, 2026
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