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… preset - runtime.yml: builds with bun and serves the built worker with `wrangler dev` on 4173 (the lighthouserc command), then crawls it in a real browser via the shared runtime gate - security.yml: osv-scanner (reads bun.lock) and gitleaks via the shared workflow; no native audit, since npm audit cannot read bun.lock - workflows-lint.yml: actionlint over .github/workflows - ci.yml: pin the shared lighthouse-ci workflow to @v1 instead of @main, like every other shared workflow call - renovate.json: extend github>rishitank/.github:node instead of config:recommended - .github/runtime-gate.md: hints for the AI explorer Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
🧪 Runtime gate✅ Runtime crawl: no runtime errors1 page(s) opened in a real browser (desktop + phone), safe controls exercised, forms tried with dummy data, links followed client-side, missing-route probe run. 15s. Coverage: 1/1 routes · 2/3 controls operated · 1/1 forms submitted · 39.3% of the app's own JavaScript executed Pages visited
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds runtime, security and workflow-lint automation. It updates Lighthouse CI settings and its shared workflow reference, adds runtime-check guidance, and changes the Renovate preset. ChangesCI workflow automation
Dependency maintenance
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RuntimeWorkflow
participant Bun
participant Wrangler
participant RuntimeGate
RuntimeWorkflow->>Bun: Build the worker
RuntimeWorkflow->>Wrangler: Serve the built worker on port 4173
RuntimeWorkflow->>RuntimeGate: Pass runtime-gate inputs and secret
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to CI relies on shared workflow tags that could change, and Lighthouse can write to pull requests. Pinning the refs would prevent a remote change from silently altering CI; this is a bounded merge risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Line 54: Pin the reusable workflows in the CI configuration—lighthouse-ci.yml,
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23-53: LGTM!.github/runtime-gate.md (1)
1-28: LGTM!renovate.json (1)
4-4: LGTM!
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…nner - runtime.yml: the comment said the crawler never submits the URL form. Since runtime-gate 8e8a197 it does: it fills the field with https://example.com and submits, so the crawl runs one real audit and the worker fetches that URL live from the runner. - deps-refresh-once.yml (one-shot, deleted in the next commit): regenerates bun.lock with bun 1.3.13 (the version ci.yml pins) within the ranges package.json already declares. osv-scanner flags 16 advisories, all transitive: seroval 1.5.6 (critical), shell-quote 1.10.0, nanoid 3.3.16, js-yaml 4.3.0, brace-expansion 1.1.16 and 5.0.8, source-map-js 1.2.1. Every patched version is inside its parent's range, but bun cannot move a transitive dep alone: `bun update <pkg>` adds it as a direct dependency, flat overrides cannot serve brace-expansion's two majors, and any edit to bun.lock makes bun re-resolve the whole tree anyway. package.json is unchanged, so the exact pins (TanStack, vite, nitro, rolldown) hold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
`git add -A -- . ':(exclude)node_modules'` exits 1 when node_modules is
gitignored ("paths are ignored"), so the refreshed lockfile could not be
committed. Add everything and unstage node_modules and this file instead.
One-shot file; deleted in the next commit.
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Ran on a runner by the one-shot deps-refresh-once workflow: rm bun.lock && bun install --lockfile-only
It regenerated bun.lock in 90bba3b (bun 1.3.13, ranges unchanged): seroval/seroval-plugins 1.6.8, shell-quote 1.12.0, nanoid 3.3.20, js-yaml 4.3.2, brace-expansion 1.1.21 and 5.0.12, source-map-js 1.2.2. This commit is what runs CI against the refreshed lockfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
…dvisory Lighthouse scores swing from run to run on shared hosted runners, and this job is strict, so a noisy run turns the PR red. LHCI's default assertion aggregation is "optimistic" (the best value per assertion across runs). - collect.numberOfRuns: 3 -> 5. - assert.aggregationMethod: "median-run". It is a top-level assert option in @lhci/cli 0.14 (assertions.js applies it to every assertion that does not set its own), so each budget is checked against the run LHCI picks as most representative. - categories:performance: error -> warn, minScore 0.9 unchanged. The category score is the noisiest number on a hosted runner. Accessibility, best-practices, SEO and the CLS budget stay `error`. The shared lighthouse-ci.yml runs plain `lhci autorun`, so nothing on the command line overrides these values. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
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- Around line 8-13: Move aggregationMethod from the ci.assert level into the
options object for each assertion in the assertions configuration, preserving
the existing thresholds and severity levels so all five Lighthouse runs use
median-run aggregation.
- Around line 8-13: Update the categories:performance assertion in the
Lighthouse CI assert configuration from advisory to blocking, while preserving
the minScore threshold of 0.9, so autorun fails when performance falls below the
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8-8: LGTM!Also applies to: 11-11, 13-13
"median-run" does not do what it says for category scores. In @lhci/cli 0.14 (unchanged on main), `categories:*` assertions are scored across every run, not just the representative one, and getValueForAggregationMethod has no "median-run" branch, so it falls through to Math.max: the same as "optimistic". The previous commit's run shows it: performance asserted 0.66 from runs 0.66/0.65/0.66/0.65/0.60, whose median is 0.65. "median" takes the median of the 5 values for category and audit assertions (CLS included) alike. Reproduced locally against @lhci/utils 0.14.0. Levels and thresholds are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
…flows, coverage) Repin runtime-gate.yml to f1ad747 and add the weekly/manual flows job (runtime-gate-flows.yml), starting runtime.yml on the flows PR (ci.yml has no workflow_dispatch). No sign-in inputs: the app is a single public page with no accounts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
v4.1 signs in before the signed-out crawl, accepts a login-check page with a change-password form, and no longer re-posts forms through browser history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
… root error boundary from the router
Lighthouse performance on main sits at 0.63-0.77 on hosted runners, driven
by Total Blocking Time from JS boot. Two contained cuts to first-load JS:
- Motion: every component now renders `m.*` inside
<LazyMotion features={domAnimation} strict> (root route) instead of
`motion.*`, which bundles every feature (layout, drag, projection).
Features stay synchronous: an async load re-rendered every animated
element when it arrived and measured worse.
- The finished report (ScoreRing, PreviewCards, FixList, ResultActions)
moves to src/components/AuditReport.tsx and loads with React.lazy; the
scoring code (lib/analysis) is imported in the mutation. A check
fetches both in parallel with the audit request.
First-load JS: 198.6 KB -> ~171 KB gzip. Local Lighthouse (mobile preset,
20x CPU to approximate the runner, 5 interleaved runs each): median
performance 0.83 -> 0.90, TBT 439 -> 254 ms.
Also: ErrorComponent takes the router's ErrorComponentProps. TanStack
Router 1.170.41 (Renovate #3) types `error` as unknown, which broke
typecheck at __root.tsx:111; the body already handled non-Error values.
Verified to typecheck against both 1.170.18 and 1.170.41.
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…oot error boundary Second half of fcbf2df (the push was split): src/routes/__root.tsx wraps the outlet in <LazyMotion features={domAnimation} strict> and types ErrorComponent with the router's ErrorComponentProps (fixes the TanStack Router 1.170.41 typecheck failure in Renovate #3); src/routes/index.tsx renders m.* and loads AuditReport and lib/analysis on demand; src/components/PreviewCards.tsx renders m.*. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
…utlet in LazyMotion Last part of the split push (fcbf2df, 46ebc68): src/routes/__root.tsx. - ErrorComponent takes the router's ErrorComponentProps. TanStack Router 1.170.41 (Renovate #3) types `error` as unknown, which broke typecheck at __root.tsx:111; the body already handled non-Error values. Checked to typecheck against both 1.170.18 and 1.170.41. - <LazyMotion features={domAnimation} strict> around the outlet, so the m.* components animate with only the features the app uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
…nce budget Address CodeRabbit review on #11: - ci.yml, security.yml, workflows-lint.yml: pin the shared reusable workflows to 5c644123 (the commit v1 points at) with a `# v1` comment, instead of the mutable tag. The house Renovate preset (helpers:pinGitHubActionDigests) keeps the digest current. - README and the ci.yml comment said a performance score below 90 fails the build; lighthouserc.json makes it a warning. Make the docs say what the config does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
GitHub has no account-wide setting for this, the per-repo toggle deletes every merged head branch, and Free-plan private repos cannot protect long-lived branches such as develop. This self-contained workflow runs on merged same-repo PRs and deletes the head branch unless it is the default branch, one of main/master/develop/staging/test/gh-pages/ deploy-*/release/*, or the base of another open PR. A branch that is already gone counts as success. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
… PRs From CodeRabbit review: keep the branch when another open PR uses it as its head; read the branch's current SHA first and keep it if it moved past the merged PR head (REST has no conditional delete, so only the instant between read and DELETE is unguarded); comment each permission. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012rYJxu978iUSGFZ1UuqTsi
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ci.yml,security.ymlandworkflows-lint.ymlnow pinrishitank/.githubat5c644123… # v1.- The README and the
ci.ymlcomment now say performance is a warning, matchinglighthouserc.json. The README table row keeps its column width.
- New self-contained
.github/workflows/branch-cleanup.yml, which is the house-wide rollout. The blob is byte-identical to the version proven live on rishitank/test#15 and #16. - Both CodeRabbit threads on this PR are answered and resolved.
What I checked: no ${{ }} in run:, minimal permissions with comments, and the job runs only on merged same-repo PRs. actionlint is green in CI, and every check on 3249e8a is green: ci, Browser tests, Lighthouse, runtime, security and actionlint.
Left for Rishi: CodeRabbit's two older CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews (from 8 Oct) still stand, even though their threads are resolved. If the ruleset counts them, the merge is blocked until CodeRabbit re-reviews or the reviews are dismissed.
All threads resolved; stale review from an older commit
Why
The e2e suite runs against
vite devwith a fake network. Lighthouse runs against the built worker, but it scores performance and does not fail on runtime errors. Nothing checks that the production bundle, served the way Cloudflare runs it, hydrates and behaves without console errors, uncaught exceptions or failed requests. That gap matters here: Renovate keeps proposing TanStack, Vite, rolldown and bun updates (#2, #3, #5, #8). The runtime gate covers it and blocks on the deterministic crawl.This repo also had no secret scan, no dependency-advisory scan and no lint for its workflows. Its Renovate config used the plain
config:recommendedpreset instead of the shared house preset. Its Lighthouse call tracked the moving@mainof the shared workflow, while every other repo pins@v1.What changed
.github/workflows/runtime.yml(new). Callsrishitank/.githubruntime-gate.ymlincommandmode withsetup: bunandpackage-manager: bun, so it runsbun install --frozen-lockfile. Node comes from.nvmrc. It builds withbun run build, then startsnpx --yes wrangler@4 dev --config .output/server/wrangler.json --ip 127.0.0.1 --port 4173. That is exactlylighthouserc.json's serve command, on port 4173.envsetsPREVIEWPROOF_FAKE_NET=1andWRANGLER_SEND_METRICS=false.PREVIEWPROOF_FAKE_NETis only honoured byvite devbuilds (import.meta.env.DEV), and the YAML comment says so. The crawler fills the URL form withhttps://example.comand submits it, so the crawl runs one real audit: the worker fetches that URL live from the runner.main(the visual baseline) and weekly (Friday 04:53 UTC), plus manual dispatch..github/workflows/security.yml(new). Runs osv-scanner (it readsbun.lock) and gitleaks (full history) through the sharedsecurity.yml.ecosystem: noneis deliberate: that input only selects the native audit, andnpm auditcan't readbun.lock, so it would only ever log a lockfile error..github/workflows/workflows-lint.yml(new). Runs actionlint through the sharedworkflows-lint.ymlwhenever workflows change..github/workflows/ci.yml.lighthouse-ci.yml@mainbecomes a pinnedv1commit (see below). The inputs (install,build,strict) are identical onv1.renovate.json.config:recommendedbecomesgithub>rishitank/.github:node. The house preset already includesconfig:recommended, and there were no custom rules to keep..github/runtime-gate.md(new). Hints for the AI explorer: the single-page flows, the expected error states, and what it must not do.Fixes in this PR
bun.lockwas regenerated on a runner with bun 1.3.13, the versionci.ymlpins (90bba3b). package.json is unchanged, so the exact pins (TanStack, vite, nitro, rolldown) hold.bun update <pkg>: bun can't move a transitive dep alone.bun update <pkg>adds it to package.json as a direct dependency, flatoverridescan't serve brace-expansion's two majors, and any edit tobun.lockmakes bun re-resolve the whole tree anyway.lighthouserc.jsononly:collect.numberOfRuns3 → 5, andassert.aggregationMethod: "median". LHCI's default (optimistic) judged each budget on the best run.categories:performance:error→warn, minScore 0.9 unchanged. Accessibility, best-practices, SEO and the CLS budget stayerror, andstrict: truestill blocks on them.median, notmedian-run(3df9260 triedmedian-runfirst): in @lhci/cli 0.14,categories:*assertions are scored across every run, andmedian-runfalls through toMath.maxthere, so 3df9260's run asserted 0.66 (the best of 0.66/0.65/0.66/0.65/0.60). Reproduced against @lhci/utils 0.14.0.lighthouse-ci.ymlruns plainlhci autorun, so no CLI flag overrides the file.m.*inside<LazyMotion features={domAnimation} strict>(root route) instead ofmotion.*, which bundles layout, drag and projection the app never uses. The features are loaded synchronously on purpose: an asyncfeaturesimport was tried first and measured worse (it re-renders every animated element when the chunk arrives and starts the entrance animations late: Speed Index 2.4 → 4.4 s locally).src/components/AuditReport.tsxand loads withReact.lazy; the scoring code (lib/analysis) is imported inside the mutation. A check starts fetching both in parallel with the audit request, so they are normally there before the result.styles-*.css, 8 KB gzip). Inlining it needs critical-CSS extraction; TanStack Start'shead().styleswould put the whole stylesheet into the JS bundle as a string as well, a net loss. Left for a separate change.errortyping (049e2c9). The rootErrorComponentnow takes the router'sErrorComponentProps. TanStack Router 1.170.41 (Renovate fix(deps): update tanstack-router monorepo #3) typeserrorasunknown, which broke typecheck at__root.tsx:111; the body already handled non-Errorvalues. Checked to typecheck against both 1.170.18 and 1.170.41. fix(deps): update tanstack-router monorepo #3 goes green on lint/typecheck once this merges and Renovate rebases it.lighthouse-ci.yml,security.ymlandworkflows-lint.ymlare now pinned to5c644123ed93759cf78aa32d9d119150910e113e # v1, the commitv1resolves to. The house Renovate preset (helpers:pinGitHubActionDigests) keeps it current.ci.ymlcomment said a performance score under 90 fails the build. They now say it is a warning, which is whatlighthouserc.jsondoes.aggregationMethodplacement finding was invalid: @lhci/utils 0.14.0 readsci.assert.aggregationMethodas the default for every assertion. Both threads are answered and resolved..github/workflows/branch-cleanup.yml, part of the account-wide rollout.CI on 3249e8a: all green. That covers ci (lint/typecheck/test/build, Browser tests, Lighthouse), runtime, security and actionlint.
Runtime gate v4
2c6670a moves
runtime.ymlto the v4 gate (signed-in crawl, recorded flows, flaky retry and quarantine, coverage). Onlyruntime.ymlchanged.runtime-gate.yml@f5b19aff…, on the unmerged feat: runtime-gate — boot web apps and use them in a real browser before merging .github#6.flowsjob callsruntime-gate-flows.ymlafterruntime, on the weekly schedule and manual runs only. It saves the paths the AI explorer completed to.github/runtime-gate-flows.jsonon theruntime-gate/flowsbranch and opens one PR for review, then startsruntime.ymlon it.ci.ymlhas noworkflow_dispatchtrigger, so it is not started there. Job-level permissions are contents, pull-requests and actions write; the workflow default stays read.login-*inputs. A comment inruntime.ymlsays so.Merge status
Every check is green, and both CodeRabbit threads are resolved. GitHub still refuses the merge: "1 review requesting changes by reviewers with write access". CodeRabbit's two CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews from 8 Oct stand until it re-reviews; it is rate-limited right now. Ready, blocked by ruleset. It needs either a fresh CodeRabbit review or Rishi dismissing those two reviews.
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