feat: full one-click start - #12
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PR Summary by QodoAutomate WSL Node.js and TrueForge startup
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| $wslLinuxNode = wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'test -f /usr/bin/node && echo ok || echo missing' | ||
| if ($wslLinuxNode -match "missing") { | ||
| Write-Host " Installing Node.js 20 in WSL (first time only)..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x -o /tmp/ns.sh' | ||
| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'sudo bash /tmp/ns.sh' | ||
| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'sudo apt-get install -y nodejs' | ||
| Write-Host " Node.js installed in WSL" -ForegroundColor Green |
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Suggestion: The WSL discovery and installation commands do not validate their exit status. If Ubuntu is unavailable or curl, sudo, or apt fails, $wslLinuxNode may not contain missing, causing the script to print that Node.js was installed or already available and continue to TrueForge setup. Check $LASTEXITCODE after every native wsl invocation and stop with an actionable error when setup fails. [possible bug]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Clean WSL setup can continue without Node.js.
- ❌ TrueForge launch fails after a misleading success message.
- ⚠️ Users receive no actionable WSL installation error.
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**Path:** start.ps1
**Line:** 61:67
**Comment:**
*Possible Bug: The WSL discovery and installation commands do not validate their exit status. If Ubuntu is unavailable or curl, sudo, or apt fails, `$wslLinuxNode` may not contain `missing`, causing the script to print that Node.js was installed or already available and continue to TrueForge setup. Check `$LASTEXITCODE` after every native `wsl` invocation and stop with an actionable error when setup fails.
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| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH && npm install -g @truefoundry/trueforge' | ||
| Write-Host " TrueForge installed in WSL" -ForegroundColor Green |
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Suggestion: npm install -g is executed as the normal WSL user after installing the apt-provided Node.js, whose global npm prefix is normally root-owned. On a clean Ubuntu installation this commonly fails with a permissions error, but the script still prints that TrueForge was installed and proceeds to launch it. Install into a user-writable prefix, invoke npm with the required privileges, or verify the command succeeds before reporting success. [possible bug]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ First-run TrueForge installation can fail.
- ❌ The advertised TrueForge UI may never start.
- ⚠️ Users receive a false installation-success message.
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**Path:** start.ps1
**Line:** 77:78
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*Possible Bug: `npm install -g` is executed as the normal WSL user after installing the apt-provided Node.js, whose global npm prefix is normally root-owned. On a clean Ubuntu installation this commonly fails with a permissions error, but the script still prints that TrueForge was installed and proceeds to launch it. Install into a user-writable prefix, invoke npm with the required privileges, or verify the command succeeds before reporting success.
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| # Launch TrueForge in WSL | ||
| Write-Host " Launching TrueForge in WSL..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
| Start-Process powershell -ArgumentList "-NoExit", "-Command", "wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:`$PATH && cd ~ && npx @truefoundry/trueforge'" |
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Suggestion: The launch bypasses scripts/wsl/start-trueforge.sh, which loads the repository .env, validates OPENAI_API_KEY, adds the supported user-local Node path, binds TrueForge to 0.0.0.0, and explicitly selects port 3000. Running npx from ~ without those settings can start a differently configured or loopback-only server, making it unreachable from the dashboard or lacking the required credentials. [api mismatch]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Dashboard agent chat may fail to reach TrueForge.
- ❌ Webhook incident sessions may fail authentication.
- ⚠️ Repository `.env` configuration is ignored.
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**Path:** start.ps1
**Line:** 85:85
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*Api Mismatch: The launch bypasses `scripts/wsl/start-trueforge.sh`, which loads the repository `.env`, validates `OPENAI_API_KEY`, adds the supported user-local Node path, binds TrueForge to `0.0.0.0`, and explicitly selects port 3000. Running `npx` from `~` without those settings can start a differently configured or loopback-only server, making it unreachable from the dashboard or lacking the required credentials.
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Code Review by Qodo
1. Global install ignored at launch
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| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x -o /tmp/ns.sh' | ||
| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'sudo bash /tmp/ns.sh' | ||
| wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'sudo apt-get install -y nodejs' | ||
| Write-Host " Node.js installed in WSL" -ForegroundColor Green |
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1. Install failures report success 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
The Node setup runs download, repository setup, and apt installation as independent native commands without checking any exit code, then unconditionally reports success. A failed download/setup therefore still runs apt-get install nodejs against the existing Ubuntu repositories and can leave no Node or the wrong major version while the one-click flow proceeds.
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## Issue description
The Node installation stages do not short-circuit or validate native exit codes, so failed setup can be reported as a successful Node.js 20 installation.
## Issue Context
Windows PowerShell does not make a native process's nonzero exit status terminating merely because `$ErrorActionPreference` is `Stop`. Keep the setup atomic and verify the resulting Node version before continuing.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[64-67]
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| $wslLinuxNode = wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'test -f /usr/bin/node && echo ok || echo missing' | ||
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2. Valid node installs misdetected 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Node detection now accepts only /usr/bin/node, so a valid Linux-native installation under a user-managed prefix is treated as missing and triggers an unnecessary privileged system installation. The repository's own TrueForge launcher explicitly supports $HOME/.local/node/bin, which this check fails to recognize.
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## Issue description
The WSL Node check hard-codes `/usr/bin/node` and misclassifies supported user-local Linux Node installations.
## Issue Context
Use a login shell or explicitly include repository-supported user-local prefixes, then validate that the resolved executable is Linux-native rather than requiring one fixed path.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[61-62]
- scripts/wsl/start-trueforge.sh[24-26]
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| # Launch TrueForge in WSL | ||
| Write-Host " Launching TrueForge in WSL..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
| Start-Process powershell -ArgumentList "-NoExit", "-Command", "wsl -d Ubuntu -- bash -c 'export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:`$PATH && cd ~ && npx @truefoundry/trueforge'" |
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3. Global install ignored at launch 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
After installing TrueForge globally, the script launches npx @truefoundry/trueforge from ~ without -y; because the package is not a local project dependency, npx can prompt to fetch another copy before starting. The supposedly automatic install therefore still requires terminal confirmation and may run the npx cache copy rather than the globally installed executable that was just verified.
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## Issue description
The launch command does not use the globally installed `trueforge` executable and can cause npx to prompt for another installation.
## Issue Context
Launch the detected global binary directly, or intentionally use `npx -y` and remove the redundant global-install/detection flow. Preserve the required PATH and port configuration.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[74-85]
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