Fix Temporal type consumer dependency resolution - #1069
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Resolve the compiler and Node types from the vocab package's catalog-backed installation so the temporary consumer projects use the same dependencies as the workspace. fedify-dev#1026 Changelog: none Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6
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test:temporal-polyfillcreates isolated TypeScript consumer projects, but those projects could not resolve the configured Node type declarations. The check also selected a TypeScript compiler by filesystem iteration order, which could pick an incompatible version. This fixes #1026.The check now resolves
@types/nodeandtypescriptfrom@fedify/vocab's catalog-backed installation. It links the selected Node types into each temporary project and reports the selected compiler version and path. The consumertsconfig.jsoncontinues to usetypes: ["node"].The issue also mentions aligning three other packages'
@types/noderanges, adding this check to CI, and testing other TypeScript versions. Those changes are outside this fix: the first changes dependency resolution and lockfiles across packages, while the CI job placement and version matrix need separate decisions.Validation:
mise run --skip-deps test:temporal-polyfillpassed with TypeScript 6.0.3 for both bundler and nodenext consumers.packages/vocab/node_modules/@types/nodeorpackages/vocab/node_modules/typescriptproduced the expectedmise depserror before creating a new temporary project. Both links were restored.tmp/temporal-polyfill-*directories were present before validation and remain untouched.mise x -- deno check scripts/check_temporal_polyfill.ts,mise x -- sacho check,mise run fmt, and the commit's repository checks passed.Implementation plan: plans/1026/index.md.
AI assistance: Codex (GPT-6) implemented and tested the change and prepared this description. Claude Code (Claude Fable 5.1) reviewed the implementation and plan in read-only mode and reported no issues. The agent inspected the result and ran the checks listed above.