perf(scripts): scope format and validate to given files - #627
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format-yaml.ts and validate.ts always walked all 16,730 entries, so an import's edit-fix loop paid 68s of formatting and 34s of validation per cycle regardless of how many files it touched. Both now accept paths: formatting is per-file with no cross-file dependency, so it is a full win. Validation gains a --files pre-flight that reuses validateFile and keeps manufacturer-reference checks (slugs come from filenames), but skips duplicate-ID and supersedes checks and says so. The full run is unchanged and still guards the pre-commit hook and CI. Also documents the conditional io position rule in the generated JSON schema, which listed position as plainly optional while validate enforces it for everything outside the Instruments group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
moveIdToTop parses whatever it is handed, so passing a .md or .json path crashed inside the YAML document parser with a stack trace. The unscoped path never hit this because getYamlFiles() filters by extension; accepting arbitrary argv paths removed that guarantee. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe PR adds file-scoped YAML validation and formatting commands. It preserves catalog-wide formatting, adds scoped validation with per-file results, and documents conditional ChangesYAML tooling and validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to A crafted filename passed to the scoped formatter can execute shell commands, creating a concrete security risk and making the PR unsafe to merge until paths are passed without shell interpolation. Scoped validation also accepts non-YAML files, and the README should clarify that full validation is required before committing. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Developer->>validateScoped: Provide --files paths
validateScoped->>CollectionSchemas: Select collection schemas
CollectionSchemas-->>validateScoped: Return schemas
validateScoped-->>Developer: Report per-file errors and exit status
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 155-157: Update the validation guidance near the scoped pnpm
validate command so it presents the file-scoped check as the fast pre-flight and
instructs users to run full pnpm validate before committing, rather than before
the scoped check.
In `@scripts/format-yaml.ts`:
- Around line 109-115: Replace the shell-interpolated Prettier invocation in the
scoped targets flow with execFileSync and an argument array, passing each path
as a separate argument so filenames containing shell metacharacters cannot
execute commands. Preserve the existing scoped file selection and full-run
data/**/*.yaml behavior.
In `@scripts/validate.ts`:
- Around line 1977-1994: Update validateScoped to reject existing paths whose
extensions are not .yaml or .yml before calling validateFile, while preserving
the existing collection validation and error handling.
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Scoped paths came from argv and were interpolated into a shell command string. JSON.stringify is not shell quoting, so a filename containing $(...) or backticks would have executed. Prettier now receives the paths as an argument array, with no shell involved. Scoped validation also accepted any existing file inside a collection directory. JSON parses as YAML, so a stray .json would have validated and exited 0. Both entry points now require a .yaml/.yml extension. Raised by CodeQL and CodeRabbit on #627. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The since ref from argv was interpolated into shell command strings, flagged by CodeQL as indirect command-line injection. execFileSync with argument arrays removes the shell, same treatment format-yaml got in #627. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GmHrQEQmpYthrHhmV2cB2c Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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format-yaml.tsandvalidate.tsalways walked all 16,730 entries, so an import's edit-fix loop paid the full cost every cycle regardless of how many files it touched. Measured on this repo:pnpm format <paths>pnpm validate --files <paths>That cost is per cycle, and an import that hits a validation error pays it again on every retry. It is also paid by the pre-commit hook on every commit.
Formatting is a clean win. It has no cross-file dependency, so scoping it to explicit paths is exact. Prettier is handed those paths directly instead of the
data/**/*.yamlglob.Validation is deliberately a pre-flight, not a replacement.
--filesreuses the existingvalidateFile(), so per-file rules (schema shape, enums, io, name hygiene) are identical, and manufacturer references still resolve because manufacturer slugs come from filenames rather than file contents. What it cannot see is anything cross-file: duplicate IDs,supersedestargets, andsupersedescycles. It says so in its own output and in the README, and the fullpnpm validatestill guards the pre-commit hook and CI, so nothing reachesmainunchecked.Verified it catches real errors rather than just running fast: removing a
positionfrom an io entry produces the sameE199with the same path and docs link, and exits 1.Type of Change
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pnpm validateand it passesAdditional Notes
Second commit fixes a crash the first one introduced.
moveIdToTop()parses whatever path it is handed, so accepting arbitrary argv paths meantpnpm format README.mddied with a stack trace inside the YAML document parser. The unscoped path never had this problem becausegetYamlFiles()filters by extension. Non-YAML arguments now produce a clear error and exit 1.Also documents the conditional
io.positionrule. The generated JSON schema listedpositionas plainly optional whilevalidate.tsenforces it, so a file could satisfy the published schema and still fail validation withE199. It is genuinely conditional, required except on played instruments (theInstrumentscategory group), whose single output jack has no panel position, so making itrequiredwould be wrong. The generator now describes the rule and namespnpm validateas the enforcer.schema/json/hardware.jsonis regenerated output, not a hand edit.No changeset: this PR changes no
data/*.yaml, so the changeset workflow skips it by design.https://claude.ai/code/session_017oWLvwxAk9fkwvFsdzUADa
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