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Check sibling peer ranges in the archive step - #166

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The release's archive step checks the sibling packages a package takes as peers. In noldova-com/context#110, context's packages move their siblings from exact dependencies to peerDependencies at >=<version> <next minor>. Without this change, the step would check nothing for them.

  • src/noldova.tools.pipelines/src/services/archive-step.ts: for every expected package an archive names under peerDependencies, the range must be exactly >=<version> <next minor>, such as >=0.0.9 <0.1.0. Otherwise it reports, for example, "noldova-b-0.0.4.tgz: its peer @noldova/a is ^0.0.4, not >=0.0.4 <0.1.0."
    • Peers that aren't packages of the release, such as third-party ones, are left alone.
    • The exact dependencies check is unchanged.
  • src/noldova.tools.pipelines/src/models/version.ts: nextMinor() gives the first release of the next minor version, with no nightly date, so a nightly 0.0.9-nightly.20261114 gives 0.1.0.
  • src/noldova.tools.pipelines/src/resources.ts: the range's format and the new finding.
  • src/noldova.tools.pipelines/src/api/index.d.ts and src/noldova.tools.pipelines/README.md: the check, nextMinor(), and peerDependencies among the fields that throw JsonException when they aren't an object of texts.

The branch started from #164's head, since both change resources.ts and index.d.ts, and merged main once #164 landed. It's 0 commits behind main.

Linked issue

Issue: #165

Its release, and the pin in context that moves to it, remain after this PR.

Testing

  • Tests: CI's suite on Linux x64.
    • version.test.ts: nextMinor() of 0.0.9, 1.4.1 and a nightly.
    • archive-step.test.ts:
      • a sibling peer in its range, beside a third-party peer, passes;
      • a wrong lower bound, a wrong upper bound, a wider upper bound, an exact version and a caret each fail with the finding;
      • peerDependencies that aren't an object throw JsonException naming the archive's manifest.
  • Test step's time: on Linux x64, "Test the packages" took 31 s and 34 s in this branch's two runs at 35b2a83, against 22-28 s in main's last three runs.
    The likely cause, not measured: the 7 new archive-step cases each make a real Git repository and run git and tar, as the step's other cases do.
    Runner spread covers part of it, since one commit's runs on another PR (e6e457d, Run each suite under its own hang limit, print its slowest tests, and time it #164) took 22 s and 32 s.
  • Not checked: a real context release's archives. That happens at context 0.0.9's release, once this is released and context's .pipelines pin moves to it.

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… time it

- build.json's testTimeoutMilliseconds is the suite's hang limit; the test
  and timing steps require it and fail before compiling, naming it, when it
  is missing.
- The test step writes the run's test times to _build/test-results.json and
  prints the 10 slowest, even with --skip-test-details.
- The new timing step runs the compiled tests three times without coverage
  and fails a test file whose median is over 2 s plus 50%, unless README
  lists it with its own time.
- The times are read and judged through the checkout's own
  @noldova/context.testing, loaded as the coverage report already loads it.
- context's packages move to 0.0.8, which has the run limit, results file
  and timing classes.

Issue #161

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The times report exits with its own code, 3, for a file over its time,
and with the unread code, 2, for a results file that is missing or
isn't test times, in both modes; the timing step names each. A fault
still ends with its stack trace. BuildConfig takes the hang limit as an
optional parameter, and the testing module loader reads the error code
with an in check and the module through its declared shape, not a cast.

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A package that takes its siblings as peers names each one in the range
from the version to the next minor, such as >=0.0.9 <0.1.0. The archive
step now checks that range for every expected package under
peerDependencies, and fails naming the archive, the peer, the range and
the one expected; exact dependencies keep their check. Version gains
nextMinor() for the upper bound.

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Duplicate of #165.

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Reopened: I closed this PR by mistake, taking it for a duplicate issue. It implements #165.

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Reviewed: #166 at 35b2a83
Verdict: Changes needed
Findings: 0 Should fix, 3 Low, 2 as line comments
Why it's right: the archive step requires each sibling peer's range to be exactly >=<version> <next minor>, naming the archive, the peer, the range found and the one expected, and exact dependencies keep today's check; the form matches context#110's manifests.
Low (PR body): the test step takes 31-34 s against main's 22-28 s with no reason given. Expected fix: add the time against main and its likely cause (the 8 new tar-packing cases) to the body.
The .github README's sibling-dependency sentence is filed separately.

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Version.nextMinor's name says what it gives, and the test helper's
manifest reads plainly, so neither keeps a comment.

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Reviewed: #166 at 2b12e63
Verdict: Approve
Findings: 0 Should fix, 0 Low, as line comments
Why it's right: the archive step checks each sibling peer for an exact >=<version> <next minor> range and names the archive, peer, range found and range expected, with tests for each case; both doc-comment threads are fixed, and the test step's rise is the seven new real-Git archive cases, within runner spread and far from its limit.

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