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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds clean port and porter URLs, build-time SEO page generation, sitemap output, HTML metadata, route and generator tests, shared rendering modules, and Project Pages deployment support. ChangesSEO routes and static pages
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Static pages and sitemap generation remain aligned with the documented Project Pages deployment, and no current merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Regenerate the icon before deployment.
pnpm build does not run gen:icons, and CI uploads dist. The tracked public/icon-512.png must include the regenerated output, or add pnpm gen:icons to the build path.
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scripts/gen-pages.tshas production page-generation behavior without meaningful automated coverage, leaving generated detail HTML, slug collisions, and canonical/noindex rewrites vulnerable to unnoticed regressions — add focused generation tests.src/routes.tsintroduces routing behavior without meaningful tests, sodetailSlugmatching/decoding and generated port and porter URLs could break without detection — add route coverage for these cases.index.htmldeclares Twitter’ssummarycard while the build injectsog:imageon every page, so X/Twitter may not present the intended image treatment — align the card metadata with the generated image behavior.
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This production page-generation behavior has no meaningful automated tests. Add tests that exercise generated detail HTML, slug collisions, canonical/noindex rewrites, sitemap URLs, and robots.txt output so regressions in the deployed site are caught.</violation>
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P3: The build injects an og:image into every page (canonicalBlock adds it, and ogImage() exists specifically so X renders a non-SVG image), but this page declares twitter:card as summary. On X/Twitter the summary card only shows a small thumbnail; use summary_large_image so the provided og:image is displayed prominently.</violation>
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This new routing behavior has no meaningful tests. Add tests covering `detailSlug` path matching and decoding, plus the generated port and porter URLs.</violation>
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This new routing behavior has no meaningful tests. Add tests covering detailSlug path matching and decoding, plus the generated port and porter URLs.
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+export function detailSlug(kind: "port" | "porter"): string | null {
+ const match = window.location.pathname.match(
+ kind === "port" ? /\/port\/([^/]+)\/?$/ : /\/porter\/([^/]+)\/?$/,
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This production page-generation behavior has no meaningful automated tests. Add tests that exercise generated detail HTML, slug collisions, canonical/noindex rewrites, sitemap URLs, and robots.txt output so regressions in the deployed site are caught.
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+ const ports = loadPorts();
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P3: The build injects an og:image into every page (canonicalBlock adds it, and ogImage() exists specifically so X renders a non-SVG image), but this page declares twitter:card as summary. On X/Twitter the summary card only shows a small thumbnail; use summary_large_image so the provided og:image is displayed prominently.
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260-275: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse one encoded porter-path contract in the generator and router. The catalog schema accepts handles such as
a b, andporterUrl("a b")generates/porter/a%20b/;detailSlug("porter")decodes that path beforesrc/porter.tsperforms the porter lookup. However,scripts/gen-pages.tsrejects the handle beforepnpm buildcan generate its page. A valid catalog update can therefore fail the production build. Derive the generated directory, sitemap URL, and SEO URL from the same encoded path helper instead of rejecting the handle.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 58: Update the check job workflow around the pnpm test step to use
contents: read, and move README regeneration and pushing into a separate trusted
job that does not execute pull-request-controlled code. Preserve the existing
test behavior while ensuring write-token operations occur only in the trusted
job.
In `@scripts/gen-pages.test.ts`:
- Around line 190-199: Update buildIsStale() to include all generator inputs,
including runtime dependencies such as src/slug.ts, src/schema.ts, and
src/types.ts, when comparing modification times against marker.mtimeMs. Preserve
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In `@scripts/gen-pages.ts`:
- Around line 260-275: Update the porter-page generation flow in
scripts/gen-pages.ts to use the encoded path produced by porterUrl for the
generated directory, sitemap URL, and SEO URL. Remove the validation that
rejects valid handles such as those containing spaces, and keep the router’s
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- Line 62: Restructure the regen-readme workflow so pull-request-controlled code
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.github/workflows/ci.ymlcan silently lose a README regeneration when rapid pushes race and the later workflow observes an unexpectedmasterSHA; serialize or otherwise coordinate these sync jobs before relying on the generated README.scripts/sync-readme.test.tsruns realgitcommands with the full user environment, so settings such ascommit.gpgsign=truecan make tests behave differently or fail on developer machines; isolate the test environment and git configuration.
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P2: Two rapid pushes to master can silently drop a README regeneration. When P1's sync-readme commits and pushes a README-only commit that advances master, P2's sync-readme sees master_sha != P2 (the ``expected`` SHA) and exits 0 with ``Master advanced; its CI run will regenerate the README``. If that advancing commit was itself the GITHUB_TOKEN push from P1's sync, it does not start a new CI run, so no run ever regenerates the README from P2's ports.json changes; master is left with a stale README until a later real push. Don't rely on the dropped run's ``check`` to regenerate the README; instead re-derive the README from the final commit's ports.json (e.g. run ``pnpm gen:readme`` on the merged HEAD and recommit if it differs) so the last sync always converges.</violation>
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P3: Both the `git()` helper and `sync()`'s `spawnSync` run the real `git` against a bare repo using the full user environment, so user-level git config leaks into the tests. A developer with `commit.gpgsign=true` (or custom signing keys, autocrlf, includeIf, etc.) in `~/.gitconfig` will make `git commit` inside `sync-readme.sh` fail or hang, so `pnpm test` breaks on such machines while passing on clean CI runners. Make the tests hermetic by pointing git at an empty global config, e.g. `GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null` (and `GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM=true`) in `env` for both `git()` and `sync()`.</violation>
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P2: Two rapid pushes to master can silently drop a README regeneration. When P1's sync-readme commits and pushes a README-only commit that advances master, P2's sync-readme sees master_sha != P2 (the expected SHA) and exits 0 with Master advanced; its CI run will regenerate the README. If that advancing commit was itself the GITHUB_TOKEN push from P1's sync, it does not start a new CI run, so no run ever regenerates the README from P2's ports.json changes; master is left with a stale README until a later real push. Don't rely on the dropped run's check to regenerate the README; instead re-derive the README from the final commit's ports.json (e.g. run pnpm gen:readme on the merged HEAD and recommit if it differs) so the last sync always converges.
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<comment>Two rapid pushes to master can silently drop a README regeneration. When P1's sync-readme commits and pushes a README-only commit that advances master, P2's sync-readme sees master_sha != P2 (the ``expected`` SHA) and exits 0 with ``Master advanced; its CI run will regenerate the README``. If that advancing commit was itself the GITHUB_TOKEN push from P1's sync, it does not start a new CI run, so no run ever regenerates the README from P2's ports.json changes; master is left with a stale README until a later real push. Don't rely on the dropped run's ``check`` to regenerate the README; instead re-derive the README from the final commit's ports.json (e.g. run ``pnpm gen:readme`` on the merged HEAD and recommit if it differs) so the last sync always converges.</comment>
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P3: Both the git() helper and sync()'s spawnSync run the real git against a bare repo using the full user environment, so user-level git config leaks into the tests. A developer with commit.gpgsign=true (or custom signing keys, autocrlf, includeIf, etc.) in ~/.gitconfig will make git commit inside sync-readme.sh fail or hang, so pnpm test breaks on such machines while passing on clean CI runners. Make the tests hermetic by pointing git at an empty global config, e.g. GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null (and GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM=true) in env for both git() and sync().
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+ return spawnSync("bash", [script, artifact], {
+ cwd: checkout,
+ env: { ...process.env, GITHUB_SHA: sha, ...env },
+ encoding: "utf8",
+ });
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Replaces query-string detail pages with statically generated pages at clean URLs, and adds sitemap.xml and per-page SEO metadata.
/port/<slug>/and/porter/<handle>/, each with its own title, description, canonical URL, and Open Graph tags; detail pages get large Twitter cards, and SVG images fall back to the PNG site icon for unfurl consumers. Porter handles must now be valid single directory names.port.html?p=...andporter.html?p=...links redirect to the clean URLs; the build script runsscripts/gen-pages.tsaftervite build./MiyooMini-Ports/; a dev-server middleware serves the clean detail URLs during development.public/404.htmlthat links back to the catalog and marks the shell templates (port.html,porter.html) asnoindex.<search>landmark, generated detail pages include noscript navigation for non-JS users, and porter avatar links are focusable and labeled for screen readers.vitesttests for routing and page generation, run in CI against the build output.sync-readmejob, so thecheckjob only needs read permissions.Written for commit ff71c07. Summary will update on new commits.
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