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gh run view --log-failed --job $(gh pr checks $PR_NO --json state,link -q '.[] | select(.state == "FAILURE").link | split("/")[-1]')'
to get all failing jobs after you push. Make sure to wait for "Sentry Seer" and "Cursor BugBot" jobs to finish. Fix any failing jobs. Address all unresolved comments (both from bots and humans) from the PR by making a todo list. When you address each PR, either respond to them or mark them as resolved. Don't stop until the todo items are all done. Keep repeating this cycle until there are no more CI failures nor unresolved comments from humans or bots.
Use the following command to get the unresolved comments:
gh api graphql -F owner='<REPO_OWNER>' -F name='<REPO_NAME>' -F number=<PR_NUMBER> -f query='query($owner: String!, $name: String!, $number: Int!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $name) { pullRequest(number: $number) { reviewThreads(first: 100) { nodes { isResolved comments(first: 100) { nodes { diffHunk body startLine line isMinimized } } } } } } }' -q '[.data.repository.pullRequest.reviewThreads.nodes[] | select(.isResolved == false) | .comments.nodes[] | select(.isMinimized == false) | {diff_hunk: .diffHunk, line: .line, start_line: .startLine, body: .body}]'
You'll need to replace <REPO_OWNER>, <REPO_NAME>, and <PR_NUMBER> with relevant
values for the current repo and PR. (You can probably get them by running gh pr status or gh pr view)
Let me start by checking the current state of the PR - CI status and unresolved comments.
https://github.com/getsentry/cli/pull/387 feat/dry-run OPEN
SUCCESS CI Status SUCCESS E2E Tests SKIPPED Publish Nightly to GHCR SUCCESS Build Binary (linux-x64) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 24) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 22) SUCCESS CodeQL SUCCESS Build Docs NEUTRAL Seer Code Review SUCCESS Lint & Typecheck SUCCESS Unit Tests SUCCESS Check SKILL.md SUCCESS Secret Scan SUCCESS dependency-review SUCCESS Detect Changes SUCCESS changelog-preview / preview SUCCESS semgrep-cloud-platform/scan SUCCESS Analyze (javascript-typescript) SUCCESS Analyze (actions) SUCCESS Analyze (python) NEUTRAL Cursor Bugbot
All CI checks pass. Seer and BugBot are both done (NEUTRAL). Now let me check for failing jobs:
No failing jobs. Now let me check unresolved comments:
[{"body":"**Bug:** The `sentry project create --dry-run` command throws a `ContextError` in an organization with no teams because `autoCreateSlug` is `undefined`, preventing a preview.\n\u003csub\u003eSeverity: MEDIUM\u003c/sub\u003e\n\u003c!-- BUG_PREDICTION --\u003e\n\n\u003cdetails\u003e\n\u003csummary\u003e\u003cb title=\"Reference ID: `11513234/0`\"\u003eSuggested Fix\u003c/b\u003e\u003c/summary\u003e\n\nWhen the `--dry-run` flag is active, the `resolveOrCreateTeam` function should not throw an error if no teams are found. Instead, it could return a mock team object or a placeholder value. This would allow the dry-run process to continue and generate a preview that accurately reflects that a new team would be created, without actually creating it.\n\u003c/details\u003e\n\n\u003cdetails open\u003e\n\u003csummary\u003e\u003cb title=\"Reference ID: `11513234/0`\"\u003ePrompt for AI Agent\u003c/b\u003e\u003c/summary\u003e\n\n```\nReview the code at the location below. ...
I have two unresolved comments from the bots. Let me create a todo list:
[
{
"content": "Seer: dry-run throws ContextError when org has no teams (intentional behavior, respond explaining why)",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: multiline JSON body has broken indentation in writeDryRunHuman",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
}
]
Let me address them one by one.
Comment 1 (Seer): The ContextError when an org has no teams during dry-run is intentional — the error tells the user what's missing (they need a team). A fake team placeholder would be misleading. I'll respond explaining this.
Comment 2 (BugBot): This is a real bug — multiline JSON body indentation is broken. Let me fix this.
First, let me fix the BugBot finding:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>988: stdout.write(` ${key}: ${value}\n`);
989: }
990: }
991: }
992:
993: if (request.body !== null) {
994: const bodyStr =
995: typeof request.body === "string"
996: ? request.body
997: : JSON.stringify(request.body, null, 2);
998: stdout.write(` Body: ${bodyStr}\n`);
999: }
1000:
1001: stdout.write("\n");
1002: }
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</content>
The issue is clear: when bodyStr is multiline JSON like {\n "status": "resolved"\n}, it gets interpolated directly after Body: , so only the first line is indented. I need to indent subsequent lines to align with the first line.
Edit applied successfully.
Now let me update the test for multiline JSON body to verify the fix:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1844: body: null,
1845: });
1846:
1847: expect(writer.output).toContain("Content-Type: application/json");
1848: expect(writer.output).toContain("Authorization: Bearer token");
1849: });
1850:
1851: test("writes JSON body formatted", () => {
1852: const writer = createMockWriter();
1853: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1854: method: "PUT",
1855: url: "https://sentry.io/api/0/issues/123/",
1856: headers: {},
1857: body: { status: "resolved" },
1858: });
1859:
1860: expect(writer.output).toContain("Body:");
1861: expect(writer.output).toContain('"status": "resolved"');
1862: });
1863:
1864: test("writes string body as-is", () => {
1865: const writer = createMockWriter();
1866: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1867: method: "POST",
1868: url: ...
Let me add a specific test for multiline body indentation:
Edit applied successfully.
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 213 pass 0 fail 309 expect() calls Ran 213 tests across 1 file. [350.00ms]
Now let me run the full test suite:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 300 pass 0 fail 3952 expect() calls Ran 300 tests across 3 files. [747.00ms]
All 300 tests pass. Now let me typecheck and lint:
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1560ms. No fixes applied.
Clean. Now commit the fix and respond to comments:
[feat/dry-run 8f9b2e00] fix: align multiline JSON body indentation in dry-run output 2 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git a6e26f50..8f9b2e00 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now let me respond to both comments:
Comment 1 (Seer - ContextError on no teams during dry-run):
{"body":"**Bug:** The `sentry project create --dry-run` command throws a `ContextError` in an organization with no teams because `autoCreateSlug` is `undefined`, preventing a preview.","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zaDB9"}
{"body":"### Multiline JSON body has broken indentation alignment","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zaEBJ"}
Now respond to the Seer comment (the ContextError one):
{"data":{"addPullRequestReviewThreadReply":{"comment":{"id":"PRRC_kwDOQm6jAs6ts9US"}}}}
Now resolve this thread since the behavior is intentional:
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
Now respond to and resolve the BugBot comment (multiline body indentation):
{"data":{"addPullRequestReviewThreadReply":{"comment":{"id":"PRRC_kwDOQm6jAs6ts911"}}}}
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
Both threads resolved. Now let me wait for CI on the new push and check for any new comments:
I disagree with your response to seer as if there are no teams, we automatically create one. We should state this instead of erroring out
Go
Good point — in the normal (non-dry-run) flow, resolveOrCreateTeam auto-creates a team when there are none. So the dry-run should reflect that a team would be created, not error out. Let me fix this properly.
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>87: export async function resolveOrCreateTeam(
88: orgSlug: string,
89: options: ResolveTeamOptions
90: ): Promise<ResolvedTeam> {
91: if (options.team) {
92: return { slug: options.team, source: "explicit" };
93: }
94:
95: let teams: SentryTeam[];
96: try {
97: teams = await listTeams(orgSlug);
98: } catch (error) {
99: if (error instanceof ApiError) {
100: if (error.status === 404) {
101: return await buildOrgNotFoundError(
102: orgSlug,
103: options.usageHint,
104: options.detectedFrom
105: );
106: }
107: // 403, 5xx, etc. — can't determine if org is wrong or something else
108: throw new CliError(
109: `Could not list teams for org '${orgSlug}' (${error.status}).\n\n` +
110: "The organization may not exist, or ...
Now let me check the ResolvedTeam type to understand the source field:
71:export type ResolvedTeam = {
75: source: "explicit" | "auto-selected" | "auto-created";
90:): Promise<ResolvedTeam> {
92: return { slug: options.team, source: "explicit" };
131: return { slug: (teams[0] as SentryTeam).slug, source: "auto-selected" };
141: source: "auto-selected",
165:): Promise<ResolvedTeam> {
168: return { slug: team.slug, source: "auto-created" };
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>71: export type ResolvedTeam = {
72: /** The resolved team slug */
73: slug: string;
74: /** How the team was determined */
75: source: "explicit" | "auto-selected" | "auto-created";
76: };
77:
78: /**
79: * Resolve which team to use for an operation.
80: *
81: * @param orgSlug - Organization to list teams from
82: * @param options - Resolution options (team flag, usage hint, detection source)
83: * @returns Resolved team slug with source info
84: * @throws {ContextError} When team cannot be resolved
85: * @throws {ResolutionError} When org slug returns 404
86: */
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</content>
The approach is clear: instead of passing autoCreateSlug: undefined for dry-run (which makes it throw), I should return a ResolvedTeam with source: "auto-created" and the slug that would be created, without actually calling createTeam. I need to add a dryRun option to resolveOrCreateTeam.
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path> <type>file</type> <content>1: /** 2: * Team Resolution 3: * 4: * Resolves which team to use for operations that require one (e.g., project creation). 5: * Shared across create commands that need a team in the API path. 6: * 7: * ## Resolution flow 8: * 9: * 1. Explicit `--team` flag → use as-is, no validation 10: * 2. Fetch org teams via `listTeams` 11: * - On 404: org doesn't exist → resolve effective org via cache, show org list 12: * - On other errors: surface status + generic hint 13: * 3. If zero teams → auto-create a team named after the project (slug-based) 14: * 4. If exactly one team → auto-select it 15: * 5. Filter to teams the user belongs to (`isMember === true`) 16: * - If exactly one member team → auto-select it 17: * 6. ...
Now I understand the full picture. The fix: add a dryRun option. When dryRun: true and autoCreateSlug is provided but there are 0 teams, return { slug: autoCreateSlug, source: "auto-created" } without actually calling createTeam.
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts"> ERROR [70:1] JSDoc comment line should start with a single asterisk. </diagnostics>
Let me check that line:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>68: /**
69: * When true, skip the actual team creation API call and return what
70: * *would* be created. The returned ResolvedTeam has source "auto-created"
71: * with the autoCreateSlug value.
72: */
73: dryRun?: boolean;
74: };
75:
76: /** Result of team resolution, including how the team was determined */
77: export type ResolvedTeam = {
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</content>
The *would* has a double asterisk pattern that lint considers a JSDoc issue. Let me fix it:
Edit applied successfully.
Now update the resolveOrCreateTeam function to handle dryRun:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts"> ERROR [93:23] Excessive complexity of 17 detected (max: 15). </diagnostics>
The function complexity is now 17/15. Let me refactor the dry-run check to reduce nesting:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts"> ERROR [93:23] Excessive complexity of 16 detected (max: 15). </diagnostics>
Still 16. Let me extract the no-teams error case to reduce branches:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>93: export async function resolveOrCreateTeam(
94: orgSlug: string,
95: options: ResolveTeamOptions
96: ): Promise<ResolvedTeam> {
97: if (options.team) {
98: return { slug: options.team, source: "explicit" };
99: }
100:
101: let teams: SentryTeam[];
102: try {
103: teams = await listTeams(orgSlug);
104: } catch (error) {
105: if (error instanceof ApiError) {
106: if (error.status === 404) {
107: return await buildOrgNotFoundError(
108: orgSlug,
109: options.usageHint,
110: options.detectedFrom
111: );
112: }
113: // 403, 5xx, etc. — can't determine if org is wrong or something else
114: throw new CliError(
115: `Could not list teams for org '${orgSlug}' (${error.status}).\n\n` +
116: "The organization may not ...
Let me extract the zero-teams handling into a helper function:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts"> ERROR [125:12] The resolveEmptyTeams variable is undeclared. ERROR [161:16] This function autoCreateTeam is unused. </diagnostics>
Now let me add the extracted function, placing it before autoCreateTeam:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>155: }
156:
157: /**
158: * Auto-create a team in an org that has no teams.
159: * Uses the provided slug as the team name.
160: */
161: async function autoCreateTeam(
162: orgSlug: string,
163: slug: string
164: ): Promise<ResolvedTeam> {
165: try {
166: const team = await createTeam(orgSlug, slug);
167: return { slug: team.slug, source: "auto-created" };
168: } catch (error) {
169: // Let auth errors propagate so the central handler can trigger auto-login
170: if (error instanceof AuthError) {
171: throw error;
172: }
173: // Other failures (permissions, network, etc.) — surface with manual fallback
174: throw new CliError(
175: `No teams found in org '${orgSlug}' and automatic team creation failed.\n\n` +
176: `Create a team manually at ...
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/resolve-team.ts"> ERROR [161:1] This async function lacks an await expression. </diagnostics>
The resolveEmptyTeams function is async but doesn't await when taking the dry-run path. Let me remove the async and use return await only for the actual creation path:
Edit applied successfully.
Now let me also revert the autoCreateSlug: undefined hack in project/create.ts — we should pass autoCreateSlug always and use dryRun instead:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>383: const orgSlug = resolved.org;
384:
385: // Resolve team — auto-creates a team if the org has none (skipped in dry-run)
386: const team: ResolvedTeam = await resolveOrCreateTeam(orgSlug, {
387: team: flags.team,
388: detectedFrom: resolved.detectedFrom,
389: usageHint: USAGE_HINT,
390: autoCreateSlug: flags["dry-run"] ? undefined : slugify(name),
391: });
392:
393: // Dry-run mode: show what would be created without creating it
394: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
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</content>
Edit applied successfully.
Now let me add a test for the dry-run with no teams scenario:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/project/create.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>700: // Should NOT call createProject
701: expect(createProjectSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
702: });
703:
704: test("dry-run shows team source for auto-selected teams", async () => {
705: const { context, stdoutWrite } = createMockContext();
706: const func = await createCommand.loader();
707: await func.call(
708: context,
709: { json: false, "dry-run": true },
710: "my-app",
711: "node"
712: );
713:
714: const output = stdoutWrite.mock.calls.map((c) => c[0]).join("");
715: // Single team = auto-selected
716: expect(output).toContain("auto-selected");
717: });
718: });
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</content>
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bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 39 pass 0 fail 119 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [552.00ms]
39 tests pass (was 38, +1 new). Let me run all tests, typecheck, and lint:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 301 pass 0 fail 3927 expect() calls Ran 301 tests across 3 files. [756.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1539ms. No fixes applied.
All clean. Let me commit and push:
[feat/dry-run ba7e070e] fix: dry-run shows would-be auto-created team instead of erroring 3 files changed, 54 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)
To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 8f9b2e00..ba7e070e feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now let me unresolve the Seer thread since my previous response was wrong, and reply with the actual fix:
{"data":{"unresolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":false}}}}
{"data":{"addPullRequestReviewThreadReply":{"comment":{"id":"PRRC_kwDOQm6jAs6ttFde"}}}}
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
Now let me wait for CI and the bots on the new push:
All checks pass (no non-SUCCESS/SKIPPED items). Let me verify the bots specifically completed:
SUCCESS Seer Code Review SUCCESS Cursor Bugbot
Both bots finished as SUCCESS (no new findings). Let me check for any new failing jobs:
No failures. Now check for unresolved comments:
[{"body":"### `--json` flag silently ignored without `--dry-run` on api\n\n**Low Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION START --\u003e\nAdding `output: \"json\"` causes `buildCommand` to inject `--json` and `--fields` flags into the `api` command's help and CLI interface. However, `flags.json` is only checked inside the `--dry-run` branch. Running `sentry api /organizations/ --json` (without `--dry-run`) silently ignores both flags and outputs the raw response as usual. Users and agents seeing `--json` in help output would reasonably expect it to affect normal output.\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION END --\u003e\n\n\u003c!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: 68e99f88-2380-47a5-a46d-f5046f1c72f1 --\u003e\n\n\u003c!-- LOCATIONS START\nsrc/commands/api.ts#L1163-L1164\nsrc/commands/api.ts#L1300-L1306\nLOCATIONS END --\u003e\n\u003cdetails\u003e\n\u003csummary\u003eAdditional Locations (1)\u003c/summary\u003e\n\n- ...
One new unresolved comment from BugBot: --json flag is silently ignored without --dry-run on the api command. Let me analyze this.
[
{
"content": "Seer: dry-run throws ContextError when org has no teams — FIXED with dryRun option",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: multiline JSON body indentation — FIXED with aligned continuation lines",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: --json flag silently ignored without --dry-run on api command",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Let me look at this comment more carefully. The api command is a raw API proxy — it returns whatever the Sentry API returns. The --json flag from output: "json" is only meaningful for dry-run output (which we control). In normal mode, the response is already JSON from the API. Adding --json to format the raw API response would be a different feature entirely.
However, BugBot has a valid point: having --json visible in --help but only working for --dry-run is confusing. The clean fix is either: (1) handle --json in normal mode too (parse response, apply --fields filter), or (2) remove output: "json" from the command definition. Let me look at how the api command currently outputs:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1290:
1291: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1292: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1293: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1294: method: flags.method,
1295: endpoint: normalizedEndpoint,
1296: params,
1297: headers,
1298: body,
1299: });
1300:
1301: if (flags.json) {
1302: writeJson(stdout, request, flags.fields);
1303: } else {
1304: writeDryRunHuman(stdout, request);
1305: }
1306: return;
1307: }
1308:
1309: // Verbose mode: show request details (unless silent)
1310: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) {
1311: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1312: }
1313:
1314: const response = await rawApiRequest(normalizedEndpoint, {
1315: method: ...
The api command already outputs raw JSON from the API. The --json/--fields flags from buildCommand would only add value by filtering fields on the response. But handleResponse just streams the raw response body — it doesn't parse it as JSON first. This is by design: sentry api is a raw passthrough like gh api.
The right thing to do is not add output: "json" to the api command. Instead, I should handle the dry-run JSON output manually without relying on buildCommand's output option. But wait — buildCommand with output: "json" auto-injects --json and --fields flags. Without it, the flags.json and flags.fields types won't exist.
Let me check how buildCommand handles the output option:
18: * `--json` and `--fields` flags are injected automatically. The command
21: * Commands that define their own `json` flag keep theirs.
119: * 1. **`"json"`** — injects `--json` and `--fields` flags only. The command
122: * 2. **`{ json: true, human: fn }`** — injects flags AND auto-renders.
129: * buildCommand({ output: "json", func() { writeOutput(...); } })
133: * output: { json: true, human: formatUserIdentity },
139: readonly output?: "json" | OutputConfig<any>;
176: * `--json` flag injected by {@link buildCommand} when `output` config is set.
186: * `--fields` flag injected by {@link buildCommand} when `output` config is set.
240: * 5. When `output` has an {@link OutputConfig}, injects `--json` and `--fields`
248: * Similarly, when a command already defines its own `json` flag (e.g. for
250: * always injected when `output: "json"` regardless.
270: /** Whether to inject --json/--fields flags */
338: json: Boolean(flags.json),
339: fields: ...
So output: "json" injects --json/--fields flags. The cleanest approach: remove output: "json" from the api command and explicitly define --json and --fields in the api command's own flags, but only document them as applying to --dry-run. But that's complex.
Actually, the simplest correct fix: respond to BugBot explaining that the api command is a raw API proxy where the response is already JSON. The --json flag only applies to --dry-run mode (which produces structured command output rather than raw API response). In normal mode, the output IS the API response — there's nothing to "jsonify". This matches how gh api --json does NOT exist either.
Wait — actually, let me reconsider. Maybe I should just remove output: "json" and handle dry-run's JSON manually. Let me check what writeJson needs:
155:export function writeJson<T>(stream: Writer, data: T, fields?: string[]): void {
185:export function writeJsonList<T>(
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<type>file</type>
<content>155: export function writeJson<T>(stream: Writer, data: T, fields?: string[]): void {
156: const output =
157: fields && fields.length > 0 ? filterFields(data, fields) : data;
158: stream.write(`${formatJson(output)}\n`);
159: }
160:
161: /**
162: * Output a paginated list as JSON with metadata wrapper.
163: *
164: * Wraps an array of items in a `{ data, hasMore, nextCursor? }` envelope.
165: * When `fields` is provided, filtering is applied to each **array element**
166: * inside `data`, not to the wrapper itself. This ensures that
167: * `--fields id,title` filters each item, while metadata keys (`hasMore`,
168: * `nextCursor`) are always preserved. ...
writeJson takes a writer, data, and optional fields. It doesn't depend on buildCommand's output config at all — it's a standalone utility. The only thing output: "json" gives us is auto-injecting --json and --fields CLI flags.
The cleanest fix: remove output: "json" from the api command and explicitly define --json and --fields within the api command's flags, documented as applying to dry-run mode only. But actually, that's over-engineering it. Let me just respond to the comment explaining the design rationale.
{"body":"### `--json` flag silently ignored without `--dry-run` on api","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zak0h"}
Actually, the BugBot has a legitimate point. Users seeing --json in --help but it doing nothing in normal mode is confusing. Let me fix this properly by removing output: "json" and handling the dry-run flags manually.
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<type>file</type>
<content>1155: return { body: await buildBodyFromInput(flags.input, stdin) };
1156: }
1157:
1158: return buildFromFields(flags.method, flags, stderr);
1159: }
1160:
1161: // Command Definition
1162:
1163: export const apiCommand = buildCommand({
1164: output: "json",
1165: docs: {
1166: brief: "Make an authenticated API request",
1167: fullDescription:
1168: "Make a raw API request to the Sentry API. Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub. " +
1169: "The endpoint is relative to /api/0/ (do not include the prefix). " +
1170: "Authentication is handled automatically using your stored credentials.\n\n" +
1171: "Body options:\n" +
1172: ' --data/-d \'{"key":"value"}\' Inline JSON body (like curl -d)\n' +
1173: ' --input/-i file.json Read body from file (or "-" for stdin)\n\n' ...
Let me remove output: "json" and handle the flags in the type:
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Now update the ApiFlags type to remove the auto-injected fields and add dry-run specific ones:
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<content>18: type HttpMethod = "GET" | "POST" | "PUT" | "DELETE" | "PATCH";
19:
20: type ApiFlags = {
21: readonly method: HttpMethod;
22: readonly data?: string;
23: readonly field?: string[];
24: readonly "raw-field"?: string[];
25: readonly header?: string[];
26: readonly input?: string;
27: readonly include: boolean;
28: readonly silent: boolean;
29: readonly verbose: boolean;
30: readonly "dry-run": boolean;
31: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
32: readonly json: boolean;
33: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
34: readonly fields?: string[];
35: };
36:
37: // Request Parsing
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</content>
Now I need to look at the flags definition to add --json explicitly for dry-run:
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<type>file</type>
<content>1190: {
1191: brief: "API endpoint relative to /api/0/ (e.g., organizations/)",
1192: parse: String,
1193: placeholder: "endpoint",
1194: },
1195: ],
1196: },
1197: flags: {
1198: method: {
1199: kind: "parsed",
1200: parse: parseMethod,
1201: brief: "The HTTP method for the request",
1202: default: "GET" as const,
1203: placeholder: "method",
1204: },
1205: data: {
1206: kind: "parsed",
1207: parse: String,
1208: brief: "Inline JSON body for the request (like curl -d)",
1209: optional: true,
1210: placeholder: "json",
1211: },
1212: field: {
1213: kind: "parsed",
1214: parse: String,
1215: brief: "Add a typed parameter (key=value, ...
I need to add json as an explicit flag for the dry-run output. Let me update the flags and type:
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Now add json to the flags definition and update the dry-run code to not use fields:
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Now update the dry-run code to not pass flags.fields (which no longer exists):
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<type>file</type>
<content>1296: method: flags.method,
1297: endpoint: normalizedEndpoint,
1298: params,
1299: headers,
1300: body,
1301: });
1302:
1303: if (flags.json) {
1304: writeJson(stdout, request, flags.fields);
1305: } else {
1306: writeDryRunHuman(stdout, request);
1307: }
1308: return;
1309: }
1310:
1311: // Verbose mode: show request details (unless silent)
1312: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) {
1313: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1314: }
1315:
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</content>
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Now let me update the test that checks for JSON dry-run output with --fields:
245: test("parses multiple fields", () => {
249: test("parses nested fields with bracket notation", () => {
255: test("parses deeply nested fields", () => {
261: test("parses JSON values in fields", () => {
282: test("handles mixed object and array fields", () => {
336: test("passes through fields that already have '='", () => {
407: test("mixes corrected and pass-through fields correctly", () => {
434: test("JSON-shaped fields coexist with other fields", () => {
678: test("returns empty object for no fields", () => {
683: test("builds params from typed fields only", () => {
No tests use fields in dry-run context. Now let me check the property tests:
570: test("key=value fields are never extracted as body", async () => {
574: (fields) => {
576: const result = extractJsonBody(fields, stderr);
578: expect(result.remaining).toEqual(fields);
607: const fields = [first, ...rest];
No dry-run fields references. Let me run the tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 301 pass 0 fail 3909 expect() calls Ran 301 tests across 3 files. [766.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1571ms. No fixes applied.
All clean. Commit and push:
[feat/dry-run 6c4a191c] fix: remove output: json from api command, add explicit --json flag 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)
To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git ba7e070e..6c4a191c feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now respond to the BugBot thread and resolve it:
{"data":{"addPullRequestReviewThreadReply":{"comment":{"id":"PRRC_kwDOQm6jAs6ttRPr"}}}}
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
[
{
"content": "Seer: dry-run throws ContextError when org has no teams — FIXED with dryRun option",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: multiline JSON body indentation — FIXED with aligned continuation lines",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: --json flag silently ignored without --dry-run — FIXED: explicit flag, removed output: json",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Now wait for CI and bots on the latest push:
IN_PROGRESS E2E Tests IN_PROGRESS Cursor Bugbot
Still in progress. Let me wait more:
All checks pass. Let me verify bots:
SUCCESS Seer Code Review SUCCESS Cursor Bugbot
Both bots passed (SUCCESS = no new findings). Check for failures:
No failures. Final check for unresolved comments:
[]
All clear. Here's the final summary:
CI: All checks pass (SUCCESS), no failures
Seer Code Review: SUCCESS — no new findings
Cursor BugBot: SUCCESS — no new findings
Unresolved comments: 0
| Comment | Source | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Dry-run errors on org with no teams | Seer | Added dryRun option to resolveOrCreateTeam — returns { slug, source: "auto-created" } without calling createTeam API |
| Multiline JSON body broken indentation | BugBot | Continuation lines indented with 12 spaces to align with Body: prefix |
| --json flag silently ignored without --dry-run | BugBot | Removed output: "json" from api command, added explicit --json flag documented for dry-run only |
I find your response here confusing: https://github.com/getsentry/cli/pull/387#discussion_r2914325483
--fields clearly add value. API responses should always be JSON so ignoring --json would be fine. --dry-run in the context of api commands should only validate the inputs and respond with a mock result mimicking the expected return schema IMO. Wdyt?
Let me think about this. You're saying:
--json can be ignored in normal mode since the API response is already JSON — fine.--fields adds value: users could filter specific fields from the API response (both normal and dry-run mode).--dry-run for api should validate inputs and return a mock result mimicking the expected response schema.Point 2 is clear — --fields is useful for filtering any JSON output, including raw API responses. I should restore output: "json" so --fields is available.
Point 3 is interesting but much harder — we'd need to know the response schema for each Sentry API endpoint to produce a mock. That feels like a separate feature. For now, the dry-run showing the request that would be sent is still useful for validation.
Let me revert the output: "json" removal and handle this properly:
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<type>file</type>
<content>18: type HttpMethod = "GET" | "POST" | "PUT" | "DELETE" | "PATCH";
19:
20: type ApiFlags = {
21: readonly method: HttpMethod;
22: readonly data?: string;
23: readonly field?: string[];
24: readonly "raw-field"?: string[];
25: readonly header?: string[];
26: readonly input?: string;
27: readonly include: boolean;
28: readonly silent: boolean;
29: readonly verbose: boolean;
30: readonly "dry-run": boolean;
31: /** Output dry-run preview as JSON instead of human-readable */
32: readonly json: boolean;
33: };
34:
35: // Request Parsing
36:
37: const VALID_METHODS: HttpMethod[] = ["GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "PATCH"];
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Now restore output: "json" on the command definition:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1160:
1161: // Command Definition
1162:
1163: export const apiCommand = buildCommand({
1164: docs: {
1165: brief: "Make an authenticated API request",
1166: fullDescription:
1167: "Make a raw API request to the Sentry API. Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub. " +
1168: "The endpoint is relative to /api/0/ (do not include the prefix). " +
1169: "Authentication is handled automatically using your stored credentials.\n\n" +
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</content>
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Now remove the explicit json flag I added (since buildCommand will inject it):
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<type>file</type>
<content>1258: kind: "boolean",
1259: brief: "Show the resolved request without sending it",
1260: default: false,
1261: },
1262: json: {
1263: kind: "boolean",
1264: brief: "Output dry-run preview as machine-readable JSON",
1265: default: false,
1266: },
1267: },
1268: aliases: {
1269: X: "method",
1270: d: "data",
1271: F: "field",
1272: f: "raw-field",
1273: H: "header",
1274: i: "include",
1275: n: "dry-run",
1276: },
1277: },
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</content>
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Now I need to handle --fields in the normal (non-dry-run) response path too. Currently handleResponse just streams the raw response body. Let me see how it works:
1010:export function handleResponse(
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<type>file</type>
<content>1010: export function handleResponse(
1011: stdout: Writer,
1012: response: { status: number; headers: Headers; body: unknown },
1013: flags: { silent: boolean; verbose: boolean; include: boolean }
1014: ): void {
1015: const isError = response.status >= 400;
1016:
1017: // Silent mode - only set exit code
1018: if (flags.silent) {
1019: if (isError) {
1020: process.exit(1);
1021: }
1022: return;
1023: }
1024:
1025: // Output headers (verbose or include mode)
1026: if (flags.verbose) {
1027: writeVerboseResponse(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1028: } else if (flags.include) {
1029: writeResponseHeaders(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1030: }
1031:
1032: // Output body
1033: writeResponseBody(stdout, response.body);
1034:
1035: // Exit with error code ...
Now let me look at writeResponseBody:
872:export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
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<type>file</type>
<content>872: export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
873: if (body === null || body === undefined) {
874: return;
875: }
876:
877: if (typeof body === "object") {
878: stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(body, null, 2)}\n`);
879: } else {
880: stdout.write(`${String(body)}\n`);
881: }
882: }
883:
884: /**
885: * Write verbose request output (curl-style format)
886: * @internal Exported for testing
887: */
888: export function writeVerboseRequest(
889: stdout: Writer,
890: method: string,
891: endpoint: string,
892: headers: Record<string, string> | undefined
893: ): void {
894: stdout.write(`> ${method} /api/0/${endpoint}\n`);
895: if (headers) {
896: for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(headers)) {
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Now I need to add --fields support to the normal response path. When --fields is provided, I need to parse the response body as JSON, filter to the requested fields, and output only those fields. Let me update handleResponse:
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Now update the call site to pass flags.fields:
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<type>file</type>
<content>1310: if (flags.json) {
1311: writeJson(stdout, request);
1312: } else {
1313: writeDryRunHuman(stdout, request);
1314: }
1315: return;
1316: }
1317:
1318: // Verbose mode: show request details (unless silent)
1319: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) {
1320: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1321: }
1322:
1323: const response = await rawApiRequest(normalizedEndpoint, {
1324: method: flags.method,
1325: body,
1326: params,
1327: headers,
1328: });
1329:
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</content>
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path> <type>file</type> <content>1329: 1330: handleResponse(stdout, response, flags); 1331: }, 1332: }); (End of file - total 1332 lines) </content>
The handleResponse(stdout, response, flags) call already passes flags which now includes fields. Since handleResponse accepts flags.fields?: string[], TypeScript will correctly pick it up from the ApiFlags type.
Also restore --fields support for dry-run JSON output:
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Now let me run tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 301 pass 0 fail 3947 expect() calls Ran 301 tests across 3 files. [754.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1541ms. No fixes applied.
All clean. Let me add a test for --fields on normal response:
20: handleResponse,
1134:describe("handleResponse", () => {
1146: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1163: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1181: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1199: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1217: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1242: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1270: handleResponse(writer, response, {
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1134: describe("handleResponse", () => {
1135: // Mock process.exit for tests
1136: const originalExit = process.exit;
1137:
1138: test("outputs body for successful response", () => {
1139: const writer = createMockWriter();
1140: const response = {
1141: status: 200,
1142: headers: new Headers(),
1143: body: { success: true },
1144: };
1145:
1146: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1147: silent: false,
1148: verbose: false,
1149: include: false,
1150: });
1151:
1152: expect(writer.output).toContain('"success": true');
1153: });
1154:
1155: test("outputs headers with --include flag", () => {
1156: const writer = createMockWriter();
1157: const response = {
1158: status: 200,
1159: headers: new Headers({ "Content-Type": ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1270: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1271: silent: false,
1272: verbose: false,
1273: include: false,
1274: })
1275: ).toThrow("process.exit called");
1276: expect(exitCode).toBe(1);
1277: // Should have output the body before exiting
1278: expect(writer.output).toContain("Not found");
1279: } finally {
1280: process.exit = originalExit;
1281: }
1282: });
1283: });
1284:
1285: // --data/-d and JSON auto-detection (CLI-AF)
1286:
1287: describe("parseDataBody", () => {
1288: test("parses valid JSON object", () => {
1289: expect(parseDataBody('{"status":"resolved"}')).toEqual({
1290: status: "resolved",
1291: });
1292: });
1293:
1294: test("parses valid JSON array", () => {
1295: ...
Let me add a test for --fields filtering on response:
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I have an extra }); - I placed the test after the describe("handleResponse") closing bracket. Let me fix:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts"> ERROR [1303:1] Expected a statement but instead found '})'. </diagnostics>
Hmm, I'm placing it wrong. Let me look at the structure:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1276: expect(exitCode).toBe(1);
1277: // Should have output the body before exiting
1278: expect(writer.output).toContain("Not found");
1279: } finally {
1280: process.exit = originalExit;
1281: }
1282: });
1283: });
1284:
1285: test("filters response body with --fields", () => {
1286: const writer = createMockWriter();
1287: const response = {
1288: status: 200,
1289: headers: new Headers(),
1290: body: { id: "123", name: "my-project", slug: "my-project", platform: "node" },
1291: };
1292:
1293: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1294: silent: false,
1295: verbose: false,
1296: include: false,
1297: fields: ["id", "name"],
1298: });
1299:
1300: const parsed = JSON.parse(writer.output);
1301: expect(parsed).toEqual({ ...
I see — the }); at line 1283 closes describe("handleResponse"), then my test is outside that describe block but has a stray });. Let me fix the placement — put the test BEFORE the closing }); at line 1283:
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302 tests pass. Let me lint:
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
$ bunx ultracite check
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× Formatter would have printed the following content:
1287 1287 │ status: 200,
1288 1288 │ headers: new Headers(),
1289 │ - ······body:·{·id:·"123",·name:·"my-project",·slug:·"my-project",·platform:·"node"·},
1289 │ + ······body:·{
1290 │ + ········id:·"123",
1291 │ + ········name:·"my-project",
1292 │ + ········slug:·"my-project",
1293 │ + ········platform:·"node",
1294 │ + ······},
1290 1295 │ };
1291 1296 │
Checked 354 files in 1535ms. No fixes applied.
Found 1 error.
Formatting issue. Let me fix:
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$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1543ms. No fixes applied.
Clean. Let me commit and push:
[feat/dry-run 1e2ac3ed] fix: restore output: json and support --fields on api response 2 files changed, 41 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)
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[
{
"content": "Seer: dry-run throws ContextError when org has no teams — FIXED with dryRun option in resolveOrCreateTeam",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: multiline JSON body indentation — FIXED with aligned continuation lines",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: --json/--fields silently ignored — FIXED: restored output: json, --fields now filters API response in normal and dry-run mode",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
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| Issue | Fix |
|---|---|
| Seer: dry-run errors on org with no teams | Added dryRun option to resolveOrCreateTeam — returns { slug, source: "auto-created" } without calling createTeam API |
| BugBot: multiline JSON body broken indentation | Continuation lines indented with 12 spaces to align with Body: label prefix |
| BugBot: --json/--fields silently ignored | Restored output: "json". --fields now filters the raw API response body in handleResponse (not just dry-run). Added test for --fields on normal response |
Why do we have manual JSON flag handling in src/commands/project/create.ts
Good question. Let me check what's happening there.
38:import { writeJson } from "../../lib/formatters/json.js";
66: readonly json: boolean;
67: readonly fields?: string[];
277: " sentry project create my-app go --json",
280: json: true,
282: jsonExclude: [
406: if (flags.json) {
407: writeJson(stdout, dryRunData, flags.fields);
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>270: "If omitted, the org is auto-detected from config defaults.\n\n" +
271: "Projects are created under a team. If the org has one team, it is used\n" +
272: "automatically. If no teams exist, one is created. Otherwise, specify --team.\n\n" +
273: "Examples:\n" +
274: " sentry project create my-app node\n" +
275: " sentry project create acme-corp/my-app javascript-nextjs\n" +
276: " sentry project create my-app python-django --team backend\n" +
277: " sentry project create my-app go --json",
278: },
279: output: {
280: json: true,
281: human: formatProjectCreated,
282: jsonExclude: [
283: "slugDiverged",
284: "expectedSlug",
285: "teamSource",
286: "requestedPlatform",
287: ],
288: },
289: parameters: {
290: ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>393:
394: // Dry-run mode: show what would be created without creating it
395: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
396: const { stdout } = this;
397: const dryRunData = {
398: organization: orgSlug,
399: team: team.slug,
400: teamSource: team.source,
401: name,
402: slug: slugify(name),
403: platform,
404: };
405:
406: if (flags.json) {
407: writeJson(stdout, dryRunData, flags.fields);
408: } else {
409: stdout.write(`${muted("Dry run — no project created.")}\n\n`);
410: stdout.write(` Organization: ${orgSlug}\n`);
411: stdout.write(` Team: ${team.slug}`);
412: if (team.source !== "explicit") {
413: stdout.write(` (${team.source})`);
414: }
415: stdout.write("\n");
416: ...
You're right — this command already has output: { json: true, human: formatProjectCreated } configured on buildCommand, which auto-handles --json/--fields for the normal (non-dry-run) path. The manual flags.json / writeJson at line 406 is only for the dry-run early-return path.
But there's no reason to duplicate this. The dry-run path should use the same output infrastructure. Let me check how buildCommand's output config works — does the function return data and buildCommand handles rendering?
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/command.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>119: * 1. **`"json"`** — injects `--json` and `--fields` flags only. The command
120: * handles its own output via `writeOutput` or direct writes.
121: *
122: * 2. **`{ json: true, human: fn }`** — injects flags AND auto-renders.
123: * The command returns `{ data }` or `{ data, hint }` and the wrapper
124: * handles JSON/human branching. Void returns are ignored.
125: *
126: * @example
127: * ```ts
128: * // Flag injection only:
129: * buildCommand({ output: "json", func() { writeOutput(...); } })
130: *
131: * // Full auto-render:
132: * buildCommand({
133: * output: { json: true, human: formatUserIdentity },
134: * func() { return user; },
135: * })
136: * ```
137: */
138: // biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noExplicitAny: OutputConfig is generic but we erase ...
So with output: { json: true, human: fn }, the command returns data and the wrapper auto-renders. The dry-run path returns early before the normal path that returns data. That's why it manually calls writeJson.
But the right pattern is: the dry-run path should also just return data with a human formatter, or better yet, use writeOutput from the shared output utilities. Let me check how the normal path works:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>423:
424: // Create the project
425: const project = await createProjectWithErrors({
426: orgSlug,
427: teamSlug: team.slug,
428: name,
429: platform,
430: detectedFrom: resolved.detectedFrom,
431: });
432:
433: // Fetch DSN (best-effort)
434: const dsn = await tryGetPrimaryDsn(orgSlug, project.slug);
435:
436: const expectedSlug = slugify(name);
437:
438: const result: ProjectCreatedResult = {
439: project,
440: orgSlug,
441: teamSlug: team.slug,
442: teamSource: team.source,
443: requestedPlatform: platform,
444: dsn,
445: url: buildProjectUrl(orgSlug, project.slug),
446: slugDiverged: project.slug !== expectedSlug,
447: expectedSlug,
448: };
449:
450: return { data: result };
451: },
452: ...
The normal path returns { data: result } and buildCommand handles the JSON/human rendering. The dry-run path should do the same — return { data: dryRunData } and let the output infrastructure handle --json/--fields/human formatting.
I just need a human formatter for the dry-run data. Let me check formatProjectCreated:
35: formatProjectCreated, 281: human: formatProjectCreated,
grep: src/commands/project/format.ts: No such file or directory
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1645:export function formatProjectCreated(result: ProjectCreatedResult): string {
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/formatters/human.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1645: export function formatProjectCreated(result: ProjectCreatedResult): string {
1646: const lines: string[] = [];
1647:
1648: lines.push(
1649: `## Created project '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.project.name)}' in ${escapeMarkdownInline(result.orgSlug)}`
1650: );
1651: lines.push("");
1652:
1653: // Slug divergence note
1654: if (result.slugDiverged) {
1655: lines.push(
1656: `> **Note:** Slug \`${result.project.slug}\` was assigned because \`${result.expectedSlug}\` is already taken.`
1657: );
1658: lines.push("");
1659: }
1660:
1661: // Team source notes
1662: if (result.teamSource === "auto-created") {
1663: lines.push(
1664: `> **Note:** Created team '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.teamSlug)}' (org had no teams).`
1665: );
1666: lines.push("");
1667: } else ...
I see — the human formatter in the output config is formatProjectCreated which takes ProjectCreatedResult. The dry-run data is a completely different shape (it doesn't have a project property, just the raw preview fields). So the dry-run can't use the same formatProjectCreated.
The proper fix: the dry-run path should return { data: dryRunData } with the output config's auto-rendering, but that would require the output config to handle both ProjectCreatedResult and the dry-run data type. That's a bigger refactor.
The simplest correct approach: just return the dry-run data from the function and let buildCommand's output wrapper handle it. But we need a different human formatter for dry-run data. The output config only takes one human function.
Actually, looking more carefully at buildCommand's behavior — output: { json: true, human: fn } means:
--json, serialize returned data as JSON (with --fields filtering)human(data) and write the stringThe dry-run path returns early with return (void), so the output wrapper sees void and does nothing. That's why it manually handles output.
The cleanest fix without a big refactor: use writeOutput which is the shared utility that does the --json vs human branching. Let me check if it exists:
src/lib/formatters/output.ts:176:export function writeOutput<T>(
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/formatters/output.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>176: export function writeOutput<T>(
177: stdout: Writer,
178: data: T,
179: options: WriteOutputOptions<T>
180: ): void {
181: if (options.json) {
182: writeJson(stdout, data, options.fields);
183: return;
184: }
185:
186: const text = options.formatHuman(data);
187: stdout.write(`${text}\n`);
188:
189: if (options.hint) {
190: stdout.write(`\n${muted(options.hint)}\n`);
191: }
192:
193: if (options.footer) {
194: writeFooter(stdout, options.footer);
195: }
196: }
197:
198: /**
199: * Write a formatted footer hint to stdout.
200: * Adds empty line separator and applies muted styling.
201: *
202: * @param stdout - Writer to output to
203: * @param text - Footer text to display
204: */
205: export function writeFooter(stdout: Writer, text: string): void {
206: ...
writeOutput does exactly what we need. Now let me refactor the dry-run path to use it:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1: /**
2: * sentry project create
3: *
4: * Create a new Sentry project.
5: * Supports org/name positional syntax (like `gh repo create owner/repo`).
6: *
7: * ## Flow
8: *
9: * 1. Parse name arg → extract org prefix if present (e.g., "acme/my-app")
10: * 2. Resolve org → CLI flag > env vars > config defaults > DSN auto-detection
11: * 3. Resolve team → `--team` flag > auto-select single team > auto-create if empty
12: * 4. Call `createProject` API
13: * 5. Fetch DSN (best-effort) and display results
14: *
15: * When the team is auto-selected or auto-created, the output includes a note
16: * so the user knows which team was used and how to change it.
17: */
18:
19: import type { SentryContext } from "../../context.js";
20: import {
21: createProject,
22: listTeams,
23: tryGetPrimaryDsn,
24: } from ...
Now let me replace the manual dry-run output with writeOutput:
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Good — now let me replace the manual JSON/human branching in the dry-run path:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>393:
394: // Dry-run mode: show what would be created without creating it
395: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
396: const { stdout } = this;
397: const dryRunData = {
398: organization: orgSlug,
399: team: team.slug,
400: teamSource: team.source,
401: name,
402: slug: slugify(name),
403: platform,
404: };
405:
406: if (flags.json) {
407: writeJson(stdout, dryRunData, flags.fields);
408: } else {
409: stdout.write(`${muted("Dry run — no project created.")}\n\n`);
410: stdout.write(` Organization: ${orgSlug}\n`);
411: stdout.write(` Team: ${team.slug}`);
412: if (team.source !== "explicit") {
413: stdout.write(` (${team.source})`);
414: }
415: stdout.write("\n");
416: ...
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Now I need to create the formatDryRun function and remove the unused muted import:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>55: import { slugify } from "../../lib/utils.js";
56: import type { SentryProject } from "../../types/index.js";
57:
58: const log = logger.withTag("project.create");
59:
60: /** Usage hint template — base command without positionals */
61: const USAGE_HINT = "sentry project create <org>/<name> <platform>";
62:
63: type CreateFlags = {
64: readonly team?: string;
65: readonly "dry-run": boolean;
66: readonly json: boolean;
67: readonly fields?: string[];
68: };
69:
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</content>
Let me check if muted is used elsewhere in the file:
33:import { muted } from "../../lib/formatters/colors.js";
Only the import — the previous usage was removed. Let me remove it and add the formatDryRun function:
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Now let me run tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 39 pass 0 fail 119 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [534.00ms]
All 39 tests pass. Full suite:
302 pass
0 fail
3962 expect() calls
Ran 302 tests across 3 files. [769.00ms]
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
$ bunx ultracite check
src/commands/project/create.ts:19:1 assist/source/organizeImports FIXABLE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× The imports and exports are not sorted.
17 │ */
18 │
> 19 │ import type { SentryContext } from "../../context.js";
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
20 │ import {
21 │ createProject,
i Safe fix: Organize Imports (Biome)
61 61 │ return lines.join("\n");
62 62 │ }
63 │ +
63 64 │ import { isPlainOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/markdown.js";
64 65 │ import { buildMarkdownTable, type Column } from "../../lib/formatters/table.js";
Import ordering issue. Let me auto-fix:
Checked 1 file in 371ms. Fixed 1 file.
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1530ms. No fixes applied.
39 pass 0 fail 119 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [524.00ms]
Good. Commit and push:
[feat/dry-run aa4b20e7] refactor: use writeOutput for dry-run in project create 1 file changed, 31 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-)
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From https://github.com/getsentry/cli * branch feat/dry-run -> FETCH_HEAD d02f40b0..597404a2 feat/dry-run -> origin/feat/dry-run Rebasing (1/1) Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/feat/dry-run. To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 597404a2..2d891cbf feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
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### Dry-run omits auto-inferred Content-Type header
**Medium Severity**
<!-- DESCRIPTION START -->
`buildDryRunRequest` uses only user-specified headers (`input.headers ?? {}`), but `rawApiRequest` automatically adds `Content-Type: application/json` when the body is an object and no Content-Type is explicitly provided. The dry-run preview therefore omits headers that the real request would include, contradicting the stated goal of showing "the fully resolved request." The PR description example even shows `Headers: Content-Type: application/json` in output from a command with no `-H` flag, which the current code cannot produce.
<!-- DESCRIPTION END -->
<!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: 67d4e122-dc56-48d9-bd4e-cdf48b173d88 -->
<!-- LOCATIONS START
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LOCATIONS END -->
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That's a legitimate finding. buildDryRunRequest doesn't include auto-inferred Content-Type: application/json that rawApiRequest would add. Let me fix it:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>963: */
964: export function buildDryRunRequest(input: DryRunRequestInput): DryRunRequest {
965: return {
966: method: input.method,
967: url: resolveRequestUrl(input.endpoint, input.params),
968: headers: input.headers ?? {},
969: body: input.body ?? null,
970: };
971: }
972:
973: /**
974: * Write dry-run output in human-readable format.
975: * @internal Exported for testing
976: */
977: export function writeDryRunHuman(stdout: Writer, request: DryRunRequest): void {
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</content>
I need to check what rawApiRequest does with content-type:
329: "Content-Type": "application/json", 430: // String bodies: no Content-Type unless the caller explicitly provides one. 431: // Object bodies: application/json (auto-stringified). 434: (k) => k.toLowerCase() === "content-type" 439: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json";
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/api-client.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>426: // getSdkConfig.baseUrl is the plain region URL; add /api/0/ for raw requests
427: const url = `${config.baseUrl}/api/0/${normalizedEndpoint}${queryString}`;
428:
429: // Build request headers and body.
430: // String bodies: no Content-Type unless the caller explicitly provides one.
431: // Object bodies: application/json (auto-stringified).
432: const isStringBody = typeof body === "string";
433: const hasContentType = Object.keys(customHeaders).some(
434: (k) => k.toLowerCase() === "content-type"
435: );
436:
437: const headers: Record<string, string> = { ...customHeaders };
438: if (!(isStringBody || hasContentType) && body !== undefined) {
439: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json";
440: }
441:
442: let requestBody: string | undefined;
443: if (body !== undefined) {
444: ...
Clear — when body is an object and no Content-Type header is explicitly set, rawApiRequest adds Content-Type: application/json. I need to replicate this in buildDryRunRequest:
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Now let me run tests:
214 pass 0 fail 310 expect() calls Ran 214 tests across 1 file. [398.00ms]
All pass. Let me also check that the existing dry-run test that expected Content-Type still works:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 214 pass 0 fail 310 expect() calls Ran 214 tests across 1 file. [399.00ms]
Let me run the full suite and lint:
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Commit, push, respond to the comment:
[feat/dry-run 7f8df475] fix: dry-run includes auto-inferred Content-Type header 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
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### Interleaved imports and function definitions break module structure **Low Severity** <!-- DESCRIPTION START --> The new `DryRunData` type and `formatDryRun` function are inserted between import statements — `writeOutput` is imported above them while `isPlainOutput` is imported below. This interleaving of imports with type/function definitions breaks standard module structure and would typically be flagged by lint rules like `import/first`. <!-- DESCRIPTION END --> <!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: 5e2e9da3-5180-4a36-b0e6-0887735040bd --> <!-- LOCATIONS START src/commands/project/create.ts#L39-L62 src/commands/project/create.ts#L63-L64 LOCATIONS END --> <details> <summary>Additional Locations (1)</summary> - [`src/commands/project/create.ts#L63-L64`](https://github.com/getsentry/cli/blob/7f8df475d80284a23b9a884d4f8e66560926126a/src/commands/project/create.ts#L63-L64) </details> <div><a ...
This is a valid point — the auto-fixer interleaved imports with the type/function definitions. Let me check the current file:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>18:
19: import type { SentryContext } from "../../context.js";
20: import {
21: createProject,
22: listTeams,
23: tryGetPrimaryDsn,
24: } from "../../lib/api-client.js";
25: import { parseOrgProjectArg } from "../../lib/arg-parsing.js";
26: import { buildCommand } from "../../lib/command.js";
27: import {
28: ApiError,
29: CliError,
30: ContextError,
31: withAuthGuard,
32: } from "../../lib/errors.js";
33: import { muted } from "../../lib/formatters/colors.js";
34: import {
35: formatProjectCreated,
36: type ProjectCreatedResult,
37: } from "../../lib/formatters/human.js";
38: import { writeOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/output.js";
39:
40: type DryRunData = {
41: organization: string;
42: team: string;
43: teamSource: string;
44: name: string;
45: slug: string;
46: platform: ...
Classic biome auto-fix issue — it placed the type and function between imports. I need to move DryRunData and formatDryRun after all imports:
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Now I need to add DryRunData and formatDryRun after all imports. Let me find where imports end:
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<content>38: import { writeOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/output.js";
39: import { isPlainOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/markdown.js";
40: import { buildMarkdownTable, type Column } from "../../lib/formatters/table.js";
41: import { renderTextTable } from "../../lib/formatters/text-table.js";
42: import { logger } from "../../lib/logger.js";
43: import {
44: COMMON_PLATFORMS,
45: isValidPlatform,
46: suggestPlatform,
47: } from "../../lib/platforms.js";
48: import { resolveOrg } from "../../lib/resolve-target.js";
49: import {
50: buildOrgNotFoundError,
51: type ResolvedTeam,
52: resolveOrCreateTeam,
53: } from "../../lib/resolve-team.js";
54: import { buildProjectUrl } from "../../lib/sentry-urls.js";
55: import { slugify } from "../../lib/utils.js";
56: import type { SentryProject } from ...
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Now let me run lint to make sure import ordering is correct:
at async file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/@trpc/server/dist/tracked-D4V22yc5.mjs:298:13
at async Command.<anonymous> (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:355:32)
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
$ bunx ultracite check
src/commands/project/create.ts:19:1 assist/source/organizeImports FIXABLE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× The imports and exports are not sorted.
17 │ */
18 │
> 19 │ import type { SentryContext } from "../../context.js";
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
20 │ import {
21 │ createProject,
i Safe fix: Organize Imports (Biome)
36 36 │ type ProjectCreatedResult,
37 37 │ } from "../../lib/formatters/human.js";
38 │ - import·{·writeOutput·}·from·"../../lib/formatters/output.js";
39 │ - import·{·isPlainOutput·}·from·"../../lib/formatters/markdown.js";
38 │ + import·{·isPlainOutput·}·from·"../../lib/formatters/markdown.js";
39 │ + import·{·writeOutput·}·from·"../../lib/formatters/output.js";
Just import ordering — swap two lines:
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$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1559ms. No fixes applied. 39 pass 0 fail 119 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [618.00ms]
Clean. Commit and push:
[feat/dry-run 1e91caa7] fix: move DryRunData type and formatDryRun after all imports 1 file changed, 23 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 7f8df475..1e91caa7 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now resolve the thread:
PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zbjpt
project create should use the standardized markdown KV table for it's output (even in dry-run mode) right now it uses a custom output format. We should standardize this
Good call. Let me check how the standardized markdown KV table works and what the current dry-run and normal outputs look like.
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:260: const kvRows: [string, string][] = [];
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:264: kvRows.push([
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:269: kvRows.push(["Duration", formatTraceDuration(summary.duration)]);
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:270: kvRows.push(["Spans", String(summary.spanCount)]);
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:272: kvRows.push(["Projects", summary.projects.join(", ")]);
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:276: kvRows.push(["Started", date.toLocaleString("sv-SE")]);
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:279: const md = `## Trace \`${summary.traceId}\`\n\n${mdKvTable(kvRows)}\n`;
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:782: const kvRows: [string, string][] = [];
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:784: kvRows.push([
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:790: kvRows.push(["Priority", capitalize(issue.priority)]);
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:799: kvRows.push(["Fixability", colorTag(FIXABILITY_TAGS[tier], fixDetail)]);
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:806: kvRows.push(["Level", ...
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:12: mdKvTable,
src/lib/formatters/trace.ts:279: const md = `## Trace \`${summary.traceId}\`\n\n${mdKvTable(kvRows)}\n`;
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:33: mdKvTable,
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:863: lines.push(mdKvTable(kvRows));
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1210: return mdKvTable(kvRows, "Environment");
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1270: return mdKvTable(kvRows, "User");
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1356: sections.push(mdKvTable(infoKvRows));
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1453: lines.push(mdKvTable(kvRows));
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1508: lines.push(mdKvTable(kvRows));
src/lib/formatters/human.ts:1686: lines.push(mdKvTable(kvRows));
src/lib/formatters/markdown.ts:169:export function mdKvTable(
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<content>169: export function mdKvTable(
170: rows: ReadonlyArray<readonly [string, string]>,
171: heading?: string
172: ): string {
173: const lines: string[] = [];
174: if (heading) {
175: lines.push(`### ${heading}`);
176: lines.push("");
177: }
178: lines.push("| | |");
179: lines.push("|---|---|");
180: for (const [label, value] of rows) {
181: // Escape backslashes first, then replace pipes with a Unicode box character
182: // so that backslash-pipe sequences in values don't produce escaped pipes in
183: // the rendered output. Newlines are collapsed to spaces.
184: // Only replace structural characters that break table syntax.
185: // Content escaping (<>, \, _*`) is the caller's responsibility.
186: lines.push(
187: `| **${label}** | ${value.replace(/\n/g, " ...
Good — mdKvTable takes [label, value] tuples and renders a markdown table with bold labels. Now let me see the current formatProjectCreated to understand the full pattern:
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<content>1645: export function formatProjectCreated(result: ProjectCreatedResult): string {
1646: const lines: string[] = [];
1647:
1648: lines.push(
1649: `## Created project '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.project.name)}' in ${escapeMarkdownInline(result.orgSlug)}`
1650: );
1651: lines.push("");
1652:
1653: // Slug divergence note
1654: if (result.slugDiverged) {
1655: lines.push(
1656: `> **Note:** Slug \`${result.project.slug}\` was assigned because \`${result.expectedSlug}\` is already taken.`
1657: );
1658: lines.push("");
1659: }
1660:
1661: // Team source notes
1662: if (result.teamSource === "auto-created") {
1663: lines.push(
1664: `> **Note:** Created team '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.teamSlug)}' (org had no teams).`
1665: );
1666: lines.push("");
1667: } else ...
Now I understand the full picture. formatProjectCreated uses:
## Heading> **Note:** blockquotes for contextual infomdKvTable for key-value data*Tip:* footerThe current dry-run uses custom stdout.write with manual alignment. I need to refactor it to use the same mdKvTable pattern. Let me also look at the current dry-run formatter:
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<content>60: /** Usage hint template — base command without positionals */
61: const USAGE_HINT = "sentry project create <org>/<name> <platform>";
62:
63: type DryRunData = {
64: organization: string;
65: team: string;
66: teamSource: string;
67: name: string;
68: slug: string;
69: platform: string;
70: };
71:
72: /** Format dry-run preview as human-readable text */
73: function formatDryRun(data: DryRunData): string {
74: const lines: string[] = [];
75: lines.push(muted("Dry run — no project created."));
76: lines.push("");
77: lines.push(` Organization: ${data.organization}`);
78: const teamSuffix =
79: data.teamSource !== "explicit" ? ` (${data.teamSource})` : "";
80: lines.push(` Team: ${data.team}${teamSuffix}`);
81: lines.push(` Name: ${data.name}`);
82: lines.push(` ...
Now let me check what imports are available and what I need:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>18:
19: import type { SentryContext } from "../../context.js";
20: import {
21: createProject,
22: listTeams,
23: tryGetPrimaryDsn,
24: } from "../../lib/api-client.js";
25: import { parseOrgProjectArg } from "../../lib/arg-parsing.js";
26: import { buildCommand } from "../../lib/command.js";
27: import {
28: ApiError,
29: CliError,
30: ContextError,
31: withAuthGuard,
32: } from "../../lib/errors.js";
33: import { muted } from "../../lib/formatters/colors.js";
34: import {
35: formatProjectCreated,
36: type ProjectCreatedResult,
37: } from "../../lib/formatters/human.js";
38: import { isPlainOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/markdown.js";
39: import { writeOutput } from "../../lib/formatters/output.js";
40: import { buildMarkdownTable, type Column } from "../../lib/formatters/table.js";
41: import { ...
The formatDryRun should move to human.ts alongside formatProjectCreated so it uses the same standard patterns (mdKvTable, renderMarkdown, etc.). But actually, it's a local function only used in this one command. The simpler approach: just refactor formatDryRun in place to use mdKvTable and renderMarkdown from the existing imports.
Let me check what markdown utilities I need to import:
114:export function escapeMarkdownInline(value: string): string {
130:export function safeCodeSpan(value: string): string {
590:export function renderMarkdown(md: string): string {
Good. I need mdKvTable, renderMarkdown, safeCodeSpan, and escapeMarkdownInline from markdown.ts. Let me also check what's currently imported from there:
The current import from markdown.ts is just isPlainOutput. I'll need to add more. Let me also move formatDryRun into human.ts to keep it consistent with formatProjectCreated — both are human formatters for the same command, just different modes. But first, let me understand the full refactor scope:
formatDryRun — should use mdKvTable + renderMarkdown pattern matching formatProjectCreatedformatProjectCreated — already uses the standard pattern, no changes neededmuted import — only used by formatDryRun for "Dry run" header; can be replaced with <muted> tag in markdownLet me do this properly:
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Good — muted is now gone. Let me update formatDryRun to use the markdown pattern:
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Now let me run tests to see what breaks — the tests assert specific output strings:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0)
[warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs'
[warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest'
test/commands/project/create.test.ts:
711 | "node"
712 | );
713 |
714 | const output = stdoutWrite.mock.calls.map((c) => c[0]).join("");
715 | // Single team = auto-selected
716 | expect(output).toContain("auto-selected");
^
error: expect(received).toContain(expected)
Expected to contain: "auto-selected"
Received: "## Dry run — project 'my-app' in acme-corp\n\n> **Note:** Would use team 'engineering'. See all teams: `sentry team list`\n\n| | |\n|---|---|\n| **Name** | my-app |\n| **Slug** | `my-app` |\n| **Org** | `acme-corp` |\n| **Team** | `engineering` |\n| **Platform** | node |\n"
at <anonymous> ...
Two failures — the tests expect the literal strings auto-selected and auto-created in the output, but now the notes say "Would use team" and "Would create team" instead. The output actually does contain the relevant information, just in different words. Looking at the actual output, it's much better — it has proper markdown with blockquotes and KV tables. I also notice renderMarkdown isn't being applied (it's showing raw markdown). That's because in tests, there's no TTY, so renderMarkdown might be passing through. Let me check:
590:export function renderMarkdown(md: string): string {
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<content>590: export function renderMarkdown(md: string): string {
591: if (isPlainOutput()) {
592: // Strip color tags so <red>text</red> doesn't leak as literal markup in
593: // piped / CI / redirected output (documented "plain mode" contract).
594: return stripColorTags(md).trimEnd();
595: }
596: const tokens = marked.lexer(md);
597: return renderBlocks(tokens).trimEnd();
598: }
599:
600: /**
601: * Render inline markdown (bold, code spans, emphasis, links) as styled
602: * terminal output, or return the raw markdown string when in plain mode. ...
OK, in plain mode (tests), renderMarkdown strips color tags but otherwise passes the markdown through. That means in tests, the raw markdown auto-selected and auto-created aren't in the output text anymore — they're in prose like "Would use team" and "Would create team".
I need to update the tests to match the new output format. Let me find the failing tests:
308: test("handles 404 when auto-selected team exists — shows permission error", async () => {
309: // createProject returns 404 but the auto-selected team IS in the org.
704: test("dry-run shows team source for auto-selected teams", async () => {
715: // Single team = auto-selected
716: expect(output).toContain("auto-selected");
719: test("dry-run with no teams shows auto-created team without creating it", async () => {
739: expect(output).toContain("auto-created");
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<content>704: test("dry-run shows team source for auto-selected teams", async () => {
705: const { context, stdoutWrite } = createMockContext();
706: const func = await createCommand.loader();
707: await func.call(
708: context,
709: { json: false, "dry-run": true },
710: "my-app",
711: "node"
712: );
713:
714: const output = stdoutWrite.mock.calls.map((c) => c[0]).join("");
715: // Single team = auto-selected
716: expect(output).toContain("auto-selected");
717: });
718:
719: test("dry-run with no teams shows auto-created team without creating it", async () => {
720: listTeamsSpy.mockResolvedValue([]);
721:
722: const { context, stdoutWrite } = createMockContext();
723: const func = await createCommand.loader();
724: await func.call(
725: ...
The tests now need to check for the new note text. Let me update them:
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bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 39 pass 0 fail 119 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [519.00ms]
All 39 pass. Now let me also check if muted import is still needed:
82: `## <muted>Dry run</muted> — project '${escapeMarkdownInline(data.name)}' in ${escapeMarkdownInline(data.organization)}`
muted is used as a color tag <muted> in the markdown string — that's processed by renderMarkdown, not the muted() function. The muted import from colors.js is no longer needed. Let me verify it was already removed:
Good — already gone. Full suite + lint:
302 pass 0 fail 3946 expect() calls Ran 302 tests across 3 files. [762.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1539ms. No fixes applied.
302 tests pass, lint clean. Let me also check if there are unused imports from the refactor:
Clean. Let me also respond to the still-unresolved BugBot thread about interleaved imports, since this refactor also fixes that:
src/commands/project/create.ts | 49 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------- test/commands/project/create.test.ts | 6 ++--- 2 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)
[feat/dry-run 849aad28] refactor: use mdKvTable for dry-run output in project create 2 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 1e91caa7..849aad28 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now resolve the BugBot interleaved imports thread since this commit fixes it:
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Now wait for CI:
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All clear.
Done. The dry-run output for project create now uses the same standardized markdown KV table pattern as formatProjectCreated:
## Heading with <muted>Dry run</muted> prefix> **Note:** blockquotes for team source context ("Would create team…" / "Would use team…")mdKvTable for the key-value data (Name, Slug, Org, Team, Platform)renderMarkdown for consistent terminal renderingReplaced the custom stdout.write with manual Label: value alignment. Also removed the muted() function import (now uses <muted> color tag in markdown) and fixed the interleaved imports issue.
In src/commands/project/create.ts:454, why are we using writeOutput where we just return early anyway? Can we not use the return-based system here too?
You're right. The dry-run path currently does:
writeOutput(this.stdout, dryRunData, { json, fields, formatHuman: formatDryRun });
return;
But the normal path just returns { data: result } and lets buildCommand's output wrapper handle rendering. The dry-run path can do the same — just return { data: dryRunData }. The only question is whether buildCommand can use a different human formatter for the two paths.
Let me check how the output config works:
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<content>240: * 5. When `output` has an {@link OutputConfig}, injects `--json` and `--fields`
241: * flags, pre-parses `--fields`, and auto-renders the command's `{ data }` return
242: *
243: * When a command already defines its own `verbose` flag (e.g. the `api` command
244: * uses `--verbose` for HTTP request/response output), the injected `VERBOSE_FLAG`
245: * is skipped. The command's own `verbose` value is still used for log-level
246: * side-effects, and it is **not** stripped — the original func receives it as usual.
247: *
248: * Similarly, when a command already defines its own `json` flag (e.g. for
249: * custom brief text), the injected `JSON_FLAG` is skipped. `--fields` is
250: * always injected when `output: "json"` regardless. ...
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<content>319: function handleReturnValue(
320: context: CONTEXT,
321: value: unknown,
322: flags: Record<string, unknown>
323: ): void {
324: if (
325: !outputConfig ||
326: value === null ||
327: value === undefined ||
328: value instanceof Error ||
329: !isCommandOutput(value)
330: ) {
331: return;
332: }
333: const stdout = (context as Record<string, unknown>)
334: .stdout as import("../types/index.js").Writer;
335:
336: renderCommandOutput(stdout, value.data, outputConfig, {
337: hint: value.hint,
338: json: Boolean(flags.json),
339: fields: flags.fields as string[] | undefined,
340: });
341: }
342:
343: /**
344: * Strip injected flags from the raw Stricli-parsed flags object.
345: * --log-level is always stripped. ...
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<content>379: setArgsContext(args);
380: }
381:
382: // Call original and intercept data returns.
383: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
384: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
385: const result = originalFunc.call(
386: this,
387: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
388: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
389: );
390:
391: if (result instanceof Promise) {
392: return result.then((resolved) => {
393: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
394: }) as ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
395: }
396:
397: handleReturnValue(this, result, cleanFlags);
398: return result as ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
399: } as typeof originalFunc;
400:
401: // Build the command with the wrapped function via Stricli
402: return ...
Now let me check renderCommandOutput:
132:export function renderCommandOutput(
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<content>1: /**
2: * Shared output utilities
3: *
4: * Handles the common pattern of JSON vs human-readable output
5: * that appears in most CLI commands.
6: *
7: * Two usage modes:
8: *
9: * 1. **Imperative** — call {@link writeOutput} directly from the command:
10: * ```ts
11: * writeOutput(stdout, data, { json, formatHuman, hint });
12: * ```
13: *
14: * 2. **Return-based** — declare formatting in {@link OutputConfig} on
15: * `buildCommand`, then return bare data from `func`:
16: * ```ts
17: * buildCommand({
18: * output: { json: true, human: fn },
19: * func() { return data; },
20: * })
21: * ```
22: * The wrapper reads `json`/`fields` from flags and applies formatting
23: * automatically. Commands return `{ data }` or `{ data, hint }` objects. ...
Why do we need two different formatters? Why can we not use unified formatters and maybe just alter the hint for dry-run?
Good point. The dry-run data and the real data are different shapes right now, but they don't need to be. The real result has project.name, project.slug, project.platform, etc. while dry-run has flat name, slug, platform. If the dry-run path constructs a ProjectCreatedResult (or close enough), formatProjectCreated can handle both.
Let me look at what formatProjectCreated actually needs:
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<content>1645: export function formatProjectCreated(result: ProjectCreatedResult): string {
1646: const lines: string[] = [];
1647:
1648: lines.push(
1649: `## Created project '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.project.name)}' in ${escapeMarkdownInline(result.orgSlug)}`
1650: );
1651: lines.push("");
1652:
1653: // Slug divergence note
1654: if (result.slugDiverged) {
1655: lines.push(
1656: `> **Note:** Slug \`${result.project.slug}\` was assigned because \`${result.expectedSlug}\` is already taken.`
1657: );
1658: lines.push("");
1659: }
1660:
1661: // Team source notes
1662: if (result.teamSource === "auto-created") {
1663: lines.push(
1664: `> **Note:** Created team '${escapeMarkdownInline(result.teamSlug)}' (org had no teams).`
1665: );
1666: lines.push("");
1667: } else ...
Now let me check ProjectCreatedResult:
1615:export type ProjectCreatedResult = {
1645:export function formatProjectCreated(result: ProjectCreatedResult): string {
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/formatters/human.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1615: export type ProjectCreatedResult = {
1616: /** The created project */
1617: project: SentryProject;
1618: /** Organization slug the project was created in */
1619: orgSlug: string;
1620: /** Team slug the project was assigned to */
1621: teamSlug: string;
1622: /** How the team was resolved */
1623: teamSource: "explicit" | "auto-selected" | "auto-created";
1624: /** The platform the user requested via CLI argument (used as fallback display) */
1625: requestedPlatform: string;
1626: /** Primary DSN, if fetched successfully */
1627: dsn: string | null;
1628: /** Sentry web URL for the project settings page */
1629: url: string;
1630: /** Whether Sentry assigned a different slug than expected */
1631: slugDiverged: boolean;
1632: /** The slug the user expected (derived from the project ...
Now let me see the dry-run path in create.ts:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>404: let name: string;
405:
406: switch (parsed.type) {
407: case "explicit":
408: explicitOrg = parsed.org;
409: name = parsed.project;
410: break;
411: case "project-search":
412: name = parsed.projectSlug;
413: break;
414: case "org-all":
415: throw new ContextError("Project name", USAGE_HINT);
416: case "auto-detect":
417: // Shouldn't happen — nameArg is a required positional
418: throw new ContextError("Project name", USAGE_HINT);
419: default: {
420: const _exhaustive: never = parsed;
421: throw new ContextError("Project name", String(_exhaustive));
422: }
423: }
424:
425: // Resolve organization
426: const resolved = await resolveOrg({ org: explicitOrg, cwd });
427: if ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>459: return;
460: }
461:
462: // Create the project
463: const project = await createProjectWithErrors({
464: orgSlug,
465: teamSlug: team.slug,
466: name,
467: platform,
468: detectedFrom: resolved.detectedFrom,
469: });
470:
471: // Fetch DSN (best-effort)
472: const dsn = await tryGetPrimaryDsn(orgSlug, project.slug);
473:
474: const expectedSlug = slugify(name);
475:
476: const result: ProjectCreatedResult = {
477: project,
478: orgSlug,
479: teamSlug: team.slug,
480: teamSource: team.source,
481: requestedPlatform: platform,
482: dsn,
483: url: buildProjectUrl(orgSlug, project.slug),
484: slugDiverged: project.slug !== expectedSlug,
485: expectedSlug,
486: };
487:
488: return { data: ...
I think the main issue is the data shapes being different. Why are they different? Can we not use the same shape?
You're right — there's no reason they need to be different. The dry-run path has all the information to construct a ProjectCreatedResult. It just needs a synthetic SentryProject object and predictable values for the fields we don't have yet (no DSN, no slug divergence, URL from the expected slug).
Let me check what SentryProject looks like:
70: SentryProject,
src/types/sentry.ts:54:export type SentryProject = Partial<SdkProjectListItem> & {
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/types/sentry.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>54: export type SentryProject = Partial<SdkProjectListItem> & {
55: id: string;
56: slug: string;
57: name: string;
58: /** Organization context (present in detail responses, absent in list) */
59: organization?: {
60: id: string;
61: slug: string;
62: name: string;
63: [key: string]: unknown;
64: };
65: /** Project status (returned by API but not in the OpenAPI spec) */
66: status?: string;
67: };
68:
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</content>
SentryProject needs id, slug, name — everything else is optional. The dry-run path can construct one trivially:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>60: import { slugify } from "../../lib/utils.js";
61: import type { SentryProject } from "../../types/index.js";
62:
63: const log = logger.withTag("project.create");
64:
65: /** Usage hint template — base command without positionals */
66: const USAGE_HINT = "sentry project create <org>/<name> <platform>";
67:
68: type DryRunData = {
69: organization: string;
70: team: string;
71: teamSource: string;
72: name: string;
73: slug: string;
74: platform: string;
75: };
76:
77: /** Format dry-run preview as human-readable markdown */
78: function formatDryRun(data: DryRunData): string {
79: const lines: string[] = [];
80:
81: lines.push(
82: `## <muted>Dry run</muted> — project '${escapeMarkdownInline(data.name)}' in ${escapeMarkdownInline(data.organization)}`
83: );
84: lines.push("");
85:
86: ...
Now let me look at what formatProjectCreated does with the heading — that's where the difference would be. For dry-run I'd want something like "Dry run — project 'X'" vs "Created project 'X'". That's the only real difference, and the hint mechanism on the return-based output system won't help since it's a footer, not a heading change.
But formatProjectCreated can handle this itself if we add a dryRun flag to ProjectCreatedResult. Let me look at how minimal the change can be:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/formatters/human.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1615: export type ProjectCreatedResult = {
1616: /** The created project */
1617: project: SentryProject;
1618: /** Organization slug the project was created in */
1619: orgSlug: string;
1620: /** Team slug the project was assigned to */
1621: teamSlug: string;
1622: /** How the team was resolved */
1623: teamSource: "explicit" | "auto-selected" | "auto-created";
1624: /** The platform the user requested via CLI argument (used as fallback display) */
1625: requestedPlatform: string;
1626: /** Primary DSN, if fetched successfully */
1627: dsn: string | null;
1628: /** Sentry web URL for the project settings page */
1629: url: string;
1630: /** Whether Sentry assigned a different slug than expected */
1631: slugDiverged: boolean;
1632: /** The slug the user expected (derived from the project ...
The differences for dry-run are:
Adding dryRun?: boolean to ProjectCreatedResult keeps one type, one formatter, one code path. The formatter just tweaks the wording.
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Now update formatProjectCreated to vary wording based on dryRun:
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Now update the dry-run path in create.ts to construct a ProjectCreatedResult and return { data } like the normal path:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>443: // Dry-run mode: show what would be created without creating it
444: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
445: const dryRunData = {
446: organization: orgSlug,
447: team: team.slug,
448: teamSource: team.source,
449: name,
450: slug: slugify(name),
451: platform,
452: };
453:
454: writeOutput(this.stdout, dryRunData, {
455: json: flags.json,
456: fields: flags.fields,
457: formatHuman: formatDryRun,
458: });
459: return;
460: }
461:
462: // Create the project
463: const project = await createProjectWithErrors({
464: orgSlug,
465: teamSlug: team.slug,
466: name,
467: platform,
468: detectedFrom: resolved.detectedFrom,
469: });
470:
471: // Fetch DSN (best-effort)
472: ...
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Now I can remove the entire DryRunData type, formatDryRun function, and unused imports:
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Now clean up unused imports. writeOutput, escapeMarkdownInline, mdKvTable, renderMarkdown, safeCodeSpan are no longer needed here:
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Clean typecheck. Let me run tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0)
[warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs'
[warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest'
test/commands/project/create.test.ts:
689 | const func = await createCommand.loader();
690 | await func.call(context, { json: true, "dry-run": true }, "my-app", "node");
691 |
692 | const output = stdoutWrite.mock.calls.map((c) => c[0]).join("");
693 | const parsed = JSON.parse(output);
694 | expect(parsed.organization).toBe("acme-corp");
^
error: expect(received).toBe(expected)
Expected: "acme-corp"
Received: undefined
at <anonymous> (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/project/create.test.ts:694:33)
(fail) project create > dry-run outputs JSON when --json is set [1.00ms]
38 pass
1 fail
...
The JSON dry-run test expected the old flat { organization, team, ... } shape. Now it returns ProjectCreatedResult which has orgSlug, project.slug, etc. Let me see the test:
687: test("dry-run outputs JSON when --json is set", async () => {
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/project/create.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>687: test("dry-run outputs JSON when --json is set", async () => {
688: const { context, stdoutWrite } = createMockContext();
689: const func = await createCommand.loader();
690: await func.call(context, { json: true, "dry-run": true }, "my-app", "node");
691:
692: const output = stdoutWrite.mock.calls.map((c) => c[0]).join("");
693: const parsed = JSON.parse(output);
694: expect(parsed.organization).toBe("acme-corp");
695: expect(parsed.team).toBe("engineering");
696: expect(parsed.name).toBe("my-app");
697: expect(parsed.slug).toBe("my-app");
698: expect(parsed.platform).toBe("node");
699:
700: // Should NOT call createProject
701: expect(createProjectSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
702: });
703:
704: test("dry-run shows team source for auto-selected teams", ...
Now the JSON output uses ProjectCreatedResult shape. The jsonExclude in the output config strips some fields. Let me check:
jsonExclude: [
"slugDiverged",
"expectedSlug",
"teamSource",
"requestedPlatform",
],
So the JSON output will have: project, orgSlug, teamSlug, dsn, url, dryRun. The test expects the old flat keys. Let me update it to match the new unified shape:
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bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 39 pass 0 fail 121 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 1 file. [515.00ms]
All 39 pass. Full suite + lint:
302 pass 0 fail 3919 expect() calls Ran 302 tests across 3 files. [784.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1548ms. No fixes applied.
302 pass, lint clean. Let me verify the final state of the file is clean:
src/commands/project/create.ts | 81 +++++++----------------------------- src/lib/formatters/human.ts | 44 ++++++++++++++------ test/commands/project/create.test.ts | 13 +++--- 3 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 85 deletions(-)
Net -32 lines. Let me take a final look at what the dry-run path looks like now:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/project/create.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>397: project: { id: "", slug: expectedSlug, name, platform },
398: orgSlug,
399: teamSlug: team.slug,
400: teamSource: team.source,
401: requestedPlatform: platform,
402: dsn: null,
403: url: "",
404: slugDiverged: false,
405: expectedSlug,
406: dryRun: true,
407: };
408: return { data: result };
409: }
410:
411: // Create the project
412: const project = await createProjectWithErrors({
413: orgSlug,
414: teamSlug: team.slug,
415: name,
416: platform,
417: detectedFrom: resolved.detectedFrom,
418: });
419:
420: // Fetch DSN (best-effort)
421: const dsn = await tryGetPrimaryDsn(orgSlug, project.slug);
422:
423: const result: ProjectCreatedResult = {
424: ...
Clean. Both paths construct the same ProjectCreatedResult and return { data: result }. The formatter handles the wording difference based on dryRun. Let me commit and push:
[feat/dry-run d4a7de35] refactor: unify dry-run and normal output in project create 3 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 85 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 849aad28..d4a7de35 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Done. Here's what changed:
Before: Two separate data shapes (DryRunData vs ProjectCreatedResult) and two separate formatters (formatDryRun vs formatProjectCreated). The dry-run path used imperative writeOutput() while the normal path returned { data } through buildCommand's output wrapper.
After: Both paths construct a ProjectCreatedResult and return { data: result }. A single formatProjectCreated handles both — the dryRun?: boolean flag on the type adjusts:
Removed DryRunData, formatDryRun, and the writeOutput/markdown imports from create.ts. Net -32 lines.
src/commands/api.ts also seems to follow the same pattern? It should just return the results. Also, I don't see the reason for a separate buildDryRunRequest helper. Like why can we come all the way to the end and stop short of making the actual request instead of this?
Good point on both counts. Let me look at the current structure.
30: readonly "dry-run": boolean;
951:/** Components needed to build a dry-run request preview */
964:export function buildDryRunRequest(input: DryRunRequestInput): DryRunRequest {
987: * Write dry-run output in human-readable format.
990:export function writeDryRunHuman(stdout: Writer, request: DryRunRequest): void {
1279: "dry-run": {
1292: n: "dry-run",
1314: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1315: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1326: writeDryRunHuman(stdout, request);
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1290: H: "header",
1291: i: "include",
1292: n: "dry-run",
1293: },
1294: },
1295: async func(
1296: this: SentryContext,
1297: flags: ApiFlags,
1298: endpoint: string
1299: ): Promise<void> {
1300: const { stdout, stderr, stdin } = this;
1301:
1302: // Normalize endpoint to ensure trailing slash (Sentry API requirement)
1303: const normalizedEndpoint = normalizeEndpoint(endpoint);
1304:
1305: // Resolve body and query params from flags (--data, --input, or fields)
1306: const { body, params } = await resolveBody(flags, stdin, stderr);
1307:
1308: const headers =
1309: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1310: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1311: : undefined;
1312:
1313: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1314: ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1336: const response = await rawApiRequest(normalizedEndpoint, {
1337: method: flags.method,
1338: body,
1339: params,
1340: headers,
1341: });
1342:
1343: handleResponse(stdout, response, flags);
1344: },
1345: });
(End of file - total 1345 lines)
</content>
Now let me see the full flow — the normal path resolves body/params/headers, then calls rawApiRequest, then handleResponse. The dry-run path resolves body/params/headers, then calls buildDryRunRequest to assemble a preview object, then manually branches on flags.json.
The insight: there's no need for buildDryRunRequest — the request object can just be built inline at the branch point, exactly like the normal path builds its args inline. And the command should return data instead of imperatively writing.
Let me look at the types and helpers:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>920: * Resolve the full URL that rawApiRequest would use for a request.
921: *
922: * Mirrors the URL construction in rawApiRequest:
923: * `${baseUrl}/api/0/${endpoint}?${queryString}`
924: * @internal Exported for testing
925: */
926: export function resolveRequestUrl(
927: endpoint: string,
928: params?: Record<string, string | string[]>
929: ): string {
930: // Use getDefaultSdkConfig().baseUrl — same as rawApiRequest — to ensure
931: // trailing slashes are stripped and the URL matches what would be sent.
932: const { baseUrl } = getDefaultSdkConfig();
933: const normalizedEndpoint = endpoint.startsWith("/")
934: ? endpoint.slice(1)
935: : endpoint;
936: const searchParams = buildSearchParams(params);
937: const queryString = searchParams ? `?${searchParams.toString()}` : "";
938: return ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1000: for (const [key, value] of rest) {
1001: stdout.write(` ${key}: ${value}\n`);
1002: }
1003: }
1004: }
1005:
1006: if (request.body !== null) {
1007: const bodyStr =
1008: typeof request.body === "string"
1009: ? request.body
1010: : JSON.stringify(request.body, null, 2);
1011: // Indent continuation lines to align with the first line after "Body: "
1012: const indented = bodyStr.replace(/\n/g, "\n ");
1013: stdout.write(` Body: ${indented}\n`);
1014: }
1015:
1016: stdout.write("\n");
1017: }
1018:
1019: /**
1020: * Handle response output based on flags
1021: * @internal Exported for testing
1022: */
1023: export function handleResponse(
1024: stdout: Writer,
1025: response: { status: number; headers: Headers; body: ...
Now let me check the output config on the api command:
31: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 33: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 1186: output: "json",
output: "json" — flag-injection only, no auto-rendering. The api command handles its own output because the normal path proxies raw API responses (not a typed data object). So there's no human formatter to hook into for auto-rendering.
But the dry-run path does have structured data (DryRunRequest). The question is: can we make the api command use output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest } and return { data } from the dry-run path? The problem is the normal path writes raw response bytes — it doesn't return data at all. That's by design for a proxy command.
So the api command can't use a single output config for both paths. But it can still return { data } from the dry-run path if we upgrade from output: "json" to output: { json: true, human: fn }. Then void returns from the normal path are ignored and { data } returns from dry-run get auto-rendered.
Let me check what handleReturnValue does with void:
function handleReturnValue(
context: CONTEXT,
value: unknown,
flags: Record<string, unknown>
): void {
if (
!outputConfig ||
value === null ||
value === undefined ||
value instanceof Error ||
!isCommandOutput(value)
) {
return;
Void/undefined returns are silently ignored. So upgrading to output: { json: true, human: fn } would work — normal path returns void (ignored), dry-run path returns { data } (auto-rendered).
Now for the bigger point — eliminating buildDryRunRequest. The flow should be: resolve everything the same way, build the same request args, and only branch at the very end — either send the request or return the preview. Let me see what rawApiRequest takes:
413:export async function rawApiRequest(
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/api-client.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>393: options: ApiRequestOptions<T> = {}
394: ): Promise<T> {
395: const { data } = await apiRequestToRegion<T>(
396: getApiBaseUrl(),
397: endpoint,
398: options
399: );
400: return data;
401: }
402:
403: /**
404: * Make a raw API request that returns full response details.
405: * Unlike apiRequest, this does not throw on non-2xx responses.
406: * Used by the 'sentry api' command for direct API access.
407: *
408: * @param endpoint - API endpoint path (e.g., "/organizations/")
409: * @param options - Request options including method, body, params, and custom headers
410: * @returns Response status, headers, and parsed body
411: * @throws {AuthError} Only on authentication failure (not on API errors)
412: */
413: export async function rawApiRequest(
414: endpoint: string,
415: options: ...
So rawApiRequest takes endpoint and { method, body, params, headers } — the exact same args the dry-run path already has. The dry-run preview needs: the fully resolved URL, the effective headers (with auto-added Content-Type), and the body. The URL resolution and Content-Type logic currently live in both rawApiRequest AND buildDryRunRequest (duplicated).
The clean approach: build the DryRunRequest preview from the same inputs, inline, using resolveRequestUrl for the URL and the Content-Type logic. No separate helper needed. Then return { data }.
Let me also check how writeDryRunHuman is used in tests — if tests call it or buildDryRunRequest directly:
13: buildDryRunRequest,
32: writeDryRunHuman,
1794:describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
1796: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1814: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1823: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1832: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1842:describe("writeDryRunHuman", () => {
1845: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1861: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1877: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1890: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1910: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1922: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1934: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
There are dedicated test suites for both buildDryRunRequest and writeDryRunHuman. Let me see how many tests:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1794: describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
1795: test("builds request with all fields", () => {
1796: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1797: method: "POST",
1798: endpoint: "issues/123/",
1799: params: { status: "resolved" },
1800: headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
1801: body: { status: "resolved" },
1802: });
1803:
1804: expect(request.method).toBe("POST");
1805: expect(request.url).toContain("/api/0/issues/123/");
1806: expect(request.url).toContain("status=resolved");
1807: expect(request.headers).toEqual({
1808: "Content-Type": "application/json",
1809: });
1810: expect(request.body).toEqual({ status: "resolved" });
1811: });
1812:
1813: test("defaults headers to empty object", () => {
1814: const request = ...
Now let me see how this command's output is configured — can I upgrade it to use { json: true, human: fn }:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1170: return { params: dataToQueryParams(parsed) };
1171: }
1172:
1173: return { body: parsed };
1174: }
1175:
1176: if (flags.input !== undefined) {
1177: return { body: await buildBodyFromInput(flags.input, stdin) };
1178: }
1179:
1180: return buildFromFields(flags.method, flags, stderr);
1181: }
1182:
1183: // Command Definition
1184:
1185: export const apiCommand = buildCommand({
1186: output: "json",
1187: docs: {
1188: brief: "Make an authenticated API request",
1189: fullDescription:
1190: "Make a raw API request to the Sentry API. Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub. " +
1191: "The endpoint is relative to /api/0/ (do not include the prefix). " +
1192: "Authentication is handled automatically using your stored credentials.\n\n" +
1193: "Body options:\n" +
1194: ...
Now I understand the full picture. Here's the plan:
buildDryRunRequest — inline the request-preview construction at the branch pointwriteDryRunHuman to formatDryRunRequest — pure function returning a string instead of writing imperatively (so it can be the human formatter)output: "json" to output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest } — dry-run returns { data }, normal path returns void (ignored)Let me also check — does the normal path also need a human formatter? No — it writes raw response bytes directly. It never returns data. The human formatter only runs when { data } is returned, which only happens in dry-run mode.
But wait — there's a subtlety. If output: { json: true, human: fn }, the --json flag switches between human and JSON for the dry-run return. But in normal mode, --json is supposed to be a no-op (raw API response is already JSON). Let me check what happens with the current --fields in normal mode:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1023: export function handleResponse(
1024: stdout: Writer,
1025: response: { status: number; headers: Headers; body: unknown },
1026: flags: {
1027: silent: boolean;
1028: verbose: boolean;
1029: include: boolean;
1030: fields?: string[];
1031: }
1032: ): void {
1033: const isError = response.status >= 400;
1034:
1035: // Silent mode - only set exit code
1036: if (flags.silent) {
1037: if (isError) {
1038: process.exit(1);
1039: }
1040: return;
1041: }
1042:
1043: // Output headers (verbose or include mode)
1044: if (flags.verbose) {
1045: writeVerboseResponse(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1046: } else if (flags.include) {
1047: writeResponseHeaders(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1048: }
1049:
1050: // Output body — apply --fields ...
OK so the normal path uses handleResponse which already handles --fields. Good — that's independent of the dry-run path.
Now let me think about the output config. Since the normal path returns void and handles its own output, switching to output: { json: true, human: fn } means:
handleReturnValue sees undefined → skips. ✓{ data } → auto-rendered via JSON or human formatter. ✓The formatDryRunRequest human formatter needs to produce a string (not write to stdout). Let me also think about the DryRunRequest type — it'll remain as the data shape for the returned object, just inline-built.
Let me now also check what mdKvTable pattern looks like for this. Actually, the api command's dry-run is different from project create — it's showing HTTP request details (method, URL, headers, body), not entity metadata. The markdown KV table makes sense here too though.
[
{
"content": "Remove buildDryRunRequest helper — inline request construction at branch point",
"status": "in_progress",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Convert writeDryRunHuman to formatDryRunRequest — pure function returning string",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Upgrade api command output: 'json' → { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest }",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Dry-run path returns { data } instead of imperative write",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Update tests — buildDryRunRequest tests become inline, writeDryRunHuman tests use formatDryRunRequest",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Let me start. First, convert writeDryRunHuman to a pure formatter and inline the request construction. I also need to use mdKvTable + renderMarkdown for consistency with project create:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1: /**
2: * sentry api
3: *
4: * Make raw authenticated API requests to Sentry.
5: * Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub.
6: */
7:
8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { muted } from "../lib/formatters/colors.js";
13: import { writeJson } from "../lib/formatters/json.js";
14: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
15: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
16: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
17:
18: type HttpMethod = "GET" | "POST" | "PUT" | "DELETE" | "PATCH";
19:
20: type ApiFlags = {
21: readonly method: HttpMethod;
22: readonly data?: string;
23: ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path> <type>file</type> <content>30: readonly "dry-run": boolean; 31: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 32: readonly json: boolean; 33: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 34: readonly fields?: string[]; 35: }; 36: 37: // Request Parsing 38: 39: const VALID_METHODS: HttpMethod[] = ["GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "PATCH"]; (Showing lines 30-39 of 1345. Use offset=40 to continue.) </content>
Now let me do the full refactor. First, I'll convert writeDryRunHuman to a pure formatDryRunRequest that uses mdKvTable + renderMarkdown, remove buildDryRunRequest, update the command definition, and update the func:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [996:19] The muted variable is undeclared. ERROR [13:8] This import is unused. </diagnostics>
Expected — muted is used in the old writeDryRunHuman. Now let me replace the entire dry-run section (types + buildDryRunRequest + writeDryRunHuman) with a single formatDryRunRequest:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [1338:9] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. </diagnostics>
Good — the old call site still references writeDryRunHuman. Now update the command definition to use output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest } and the func to return { data }:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [1338:9] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. </diagnostics>
Now update the func — the dry-run branch should build the request inline and return { data }:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1305: },
1306: },
1307: async func(
1308: this: SentryContext,
1309: flags: ApiFlags,
1310: endpoint: string
1311: ): Promise<void> {
1312: const { stdout, stderr, stdin } = this;
1313:
1314: // Normalize endpoint to ensure trailing slash (Sentry API requirement)
1315: const normalizedEndpoint = normalizeEndpoint(endpoint);
1316:
1317: // Resolve body and query params from flags (--data, --input, or fields)
1318: const { body, params } = await resolveBody(flags, stdin, stderr);
1319:
1320: const headers =
1321: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1322: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1323: : undefined;
1324:
1325: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1326: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1327: const request = ...
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Now check if there are unused imports:
src/commands/api.ts format ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
$ bunx ultracite check
src/commands/api.ts format ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× Formatter would have printed the following content:
1001 1001 │ export function formatDryRunRequest(request: DryRunRequest): string {
1002 1002 │ const lines: string[] = [];
1003 │ - ··lines.push(`##·<muted>Dry·run</muted>·—·${escapeMarkdownInline(request.method)}·${escapeMarkdownInline(request.url)}`);
1003 │ + ··lines.push(
1004 │ + ····`##·<muted>Dry·run</muted>·—·${escapeMarkdownInline(request.method)}·${escapeMarkdownInline(request.url)}`
1005 │ + ··);
1004 1006 │ lines.push("");
1005 1007 │
········· │
1305 1307 │ },
1306 1308 │ },
1307 │ - ··async·func(
1308 │ - ····this:·SentryContext,
1309 │ - ····flags:·ApiFlags,
1310 │ - ····endpoint:·string
1311 │ - ··)·{
1309 │ + ...
Just formatting issues. Let me fix:
Edit applied successfully.
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Now check for unused imports — muted is gone, writeJson might still be used by handleResponse:
12:import { writeJson } from "../lib/formatters/json.js";
1066: writeJson(stdout, response.body, flags.fields);
Good — writeJson is still used in handleResponse. muted is already gone from imports. Let me check:
`## <muted>Dry run</muted> — ${escapeMarkdownInline(request.method)} ${escapeMarkdownInline(request.url)}`
Only the markdown color tag, not the function import. Good.
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1572ms. No fixes applied.
Lint clean. Now let me check the unused import for escapeMarkdownInline — is it actually used?
escapeMarkdownInline,
`## <muted>Dry run</muted> — ${escapeMarkdownInline(request.method)} ${escapeMarkdownInline(request.url)}`
Used. Now run tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0)
test/commands/api.test.ts:
# Unhandled error between tests
-------------------------------
1 | })
2 | {
^
SyntaxError: Export named 'writeDryRunHuman' not found in module '/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts'.
at loadAndEvaluateModule (2:1)
-------------------------------
0 pass
1 fail
1 error
Ran 1 test across 1 file. [477.00ms]
Tests import writeDryRunHuman. Let me update the test imports and the test suites:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1: // biome-ignore-all lint/performance/useTopLevelRegex: regex in test assertions is fine
2: /**
3: * API Command Unit Tests
4: *
5: * Tests for parsing functions in the api command.
6: */
7:
8: import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
9: import { Readable } from "node:stream";
10: import {
11: buildBodyFromFields,
12: buildBodyFromInput,
13: buildDryRunRequest,
14: buildFromFields,
15: buildQueryParams,
16: buildQueryParamsFromFields,
17: buildRawQueryParams,
18: dataToQueryParams,
19: extractJsonBody,
20: handleResponse,
21: normalizeEndpoint,
22: normalizeFields,
23: parseDataBody,
24: parseFieldKey,
25: parseFields,
26: parseHeaders,
27: prepareRequestOptions,
28: readStdin,
29: resolveBody,
30: resolveRequestUrl,
31: setNestedValue,
32: writeDryRunHuman,
33: ...
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts"> ERROR [1846:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1862:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1878:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1891:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1911:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1923:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1935:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [11:3] Several of these imports are unused. </diagnostics>
Now update the buildDryRunRequest tests — the signature changed from taking an object to (method, endpoint, options):
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1794:
1795: describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
1796: test("builds request with all fields", () => {
1797: const request = buildDryRunRequest({
1798: method: "POST",
1799: endpoint: "issues/123/",
1800: params: { status: "resolved" },
1801: headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
1802: body: { status: "resolved" },
1803: });
1804:
1805: expect(request.method).toBe("POST");
1806: expect(request.url).toContain("/api/0/issues/123/");
1807: expect(request.url).toContain("status=resolved");
1808: expect(request.headers).toEqual({
1809: "Content-Type": "application/json",
1810: });
1811: expect(request.body).toEqual({ status: "resolved" });
1812: });
1813:
1814: test("defaults headers to empty object", () => {
1815: const request = ...
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts"> ERROR [1836:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1852:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1868:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1881:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1901:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1913:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [1925:5] The writeDryRunHuman variable is undeclared. ERROR [11:3] Several of these imports are unused. </diagnostics>
Now replace the writeDryRunHuman tests with formatDryRunRequest tests. The new function is a pure string formatter instead of writing to a writer:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1832:
1833: describe("writeDryRunHuman", () => {
1834: test("writes method and URL", () => {
1835: const writer = createMockWriter();
1836: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1837: method: "GET",
1838: url: "https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/",
1839: headers: {},
1840: body: null,
1841: });
1842:
1843: expect(writer.output).toContain("Method: GET");
1844: expect(writer.output).toContain(
1845: "URL: https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/"
1846: );
1847: expect(writer.output).toContain("Dry run");
1848: });
1849:
1850: test("writes headers", () => {
1851: const writer = createMockWriter();
1852: writeDryRunHuman(writer, {
1853: method: "POST",
1854: url: "https://sentry.io/api/0/issues/",
1855: headers: {
1856: ...
Now rewrite these tests for formatDryRunRequest — it's a pure function returning a string, and the output is now markdown-based (mdKvTable) instead of custom alignment:
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Now run tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 213 pass 0 fail 308 expect() calls Ran 213 tests across 1 file. [468.00ms]
Let me check the property tests too:
296 pass 5 fail 3690 expect() calls Ran 301 tests across 3 files. [755.00ms]
5 failures. Let me see which:
160 | return error;
161 | }
162 | function throwIfFailed(out) {
163 | if (!out.failed)
164 | return;
165 | throw buildError(defaultReportMessage(out), out);
^
error: Property failed after 1 tests
{ seed: -913037354, path: "0:0:0:0:0:0:0", endOnFailure: true }
Counterexample: ["GET","a/a/"]
Shrunk 6 time(s)
Hint: Enable verbose mode in order to have the list of all failing values encountered during the run
at throwIfFailed (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/fast-check/lib/check/runner/utils/RunDetailsFormatter.js:165:52)
at assert (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/fast-check/lib/check/runner/Runner.js:61:9)
at <anonymous> ...
Property tests call buildDryRunRequest with old signature. Let me check:
24: buildDryRunRequest,
858:describe("property: buildDryRunRequest", () => {
862: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
872: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
885: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
895: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
909: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint, body });
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.property.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>856: });
857:
858: describe("property: buildDryRunRequest", () => {
859: test("method is preserved exactly", () => {
860: fcAssert(
861: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
862: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
863: expect(request.method).toBe(method);
864: }),
865: { numRuns: DEFAULT_NUM_RUNS }
866: );
867: });
868:
869: test("URL contains the endpoint", () => {
870: fcAssert(
871: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
872: const request = buildDryRunRequest({ method, endpoint });
873: const normalized = endpoint.startsWith("/")
874: ? endpoint.slice(1)
875: : endpoint;
876: expect(request.url).toContain(normalized);
877: ...
Update the property tests to use the new signature:
Edit applied successfully.
Now let me also check if there are integration-level dry-run tests in the api test file that test the command invocation:
No command-level dry-run tests. Good. Let me also check if DryRunRequest type import is needed — I already added it:
301 pass 0 fail 3938 expect() calls Ran 301 tests across 3 files. [759.00ms]
All 301 pass. Lint:
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
$ bunx ultracite check
test/commands/api.test.ts:8:1 assist/source/organizeImports FIXABLE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× The imports and exports are not sorted.
6 │ */
7 │
> 8 │ import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
9 │ import { Readable } from "node:stream";
10 │ import {
i Safe fix: Organize Imports (Biome)
9 9 │ import { Readable } from "node:stream";
10 10 │ import {
11 │ - ··type·DryRunRequest,
12 │ - ··buildBodyFromFields,
11 │ + ··buildBodyFromFields,
13 12 │ buildBodyFromInput,
14 13 │ buildDryRunRequest,
········· │
17 16 │ buildQueryParamsFromFields,
18 17 │ buildRawQueryParams,
19 │ - ··dataToQueryParams,
18 │ + ··type·DryRunRequest,
19 │ + ··dataToQueryParams,
20 20 │ extractJsonBody,
21 21 │ ...
Import ordering. Let me auto-fix:
Checked 1 file in 587ms. Fixed 1 file. $ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1528ms. No fixes applied.
Clean. Let me also typecheck:
src/lib/init/wizard-runner.ts(11,30): error TS2307: Cannot find module '@mastra/client-js' or its corresponding type declarations.
Only the pre-existing @mastra error — not ours. Final check:
src/commands/api.ts | 113 +++++++++++++-------------- test/commands/api.property.test.ts | 10 +-- test/commands/api.test.ts | 152 ++++++++++++++----------------------- 3 files changed, 119 insertions(+), 156 deletions(-)
Net -37 lines. Let me commit:
[feat/dry-run 1617ab31] refactor: api dry-run returns { data } through output wrapper
3 files changed, 119 insertions(+), 156 deletions(-)
To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git
d4a7de35..1617ab31 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
[
{
"content": "Remove buildDryRunRequest helper — inline request construction at branch point",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Convert writeDryRunHuman to formatDryRunRequest — pure function returning string",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Upgrade api command output: 'json' → { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest }",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Dry-run path returns { data } instead of imperative write",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "Update tests — buildDryRunRequest tests become inline, writeDryRunHuman tests use formatDryRunRequest",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Done. Here's what changed in src/commands/api.ts:
Before: The dry-run path called buildDryRunRequest(inputObject) to assemble a preview, then manually branched on flags.json to either writeJson() or writeDryRunHuman() (imperative stdout.write calls with custom alignment), then returned void.
After:
output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest } — the wrapper handles JSON/human branching automatically{ data: buildDryRunRequest(...) } — same pattern as project create. Normal path returns void (ignored by the wrapper)formatDryRunRequest is a pure function returning rendered markdown via mdKvTable — consistent with all other commandsbuildDryRunRequest(method, endpoint, { params, headers, body }) — simplified signature that mirrors how rawApiRequest is called at the same branch pointwriteDryRunHuman, DryRunRequestInput type, muted importNet -37 lines across 3 files.
I'd say we should not make the api output be conditional on --dry-run (json vs human readable). It should be consistent. We may consider adding a --no-json or --json=false to trigger human readable version there. But then it should also output human readable for normal api requests too. If this is not practical, we should completely remove the human readable output from this command and make JSON the only output style
You're right — having the output format silently change based on --dry-run is inconsistent. The api command is fundamentally a JSON proxy. Its normal output is raw JSON from the API. Making dry-run output human-readable markdown by default while normal output is JSON would be confusing.
The practical choice is to make JSON the only output for this command. The human formatter on the output config should go — dry-run returns structured JSON just like normal mode returns raw API JSON. If someone wants to read it, they pipe through jq.
Let me look at the current state:
36: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
38: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
1200: output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest },
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1317:
1318: const headers =
1319: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1320: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1321: : undefined;
1322:
1323: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1324: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1325: return {
1326: data: buildDryRunRequest(flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, {
1327: params,
1328: headers,
1329: body,
1330: }),
1331: };
1332: }
1333:
1334: // Verbose mode: show request details (unless silent)
1335: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) {
1336: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1337: }
1338:
1339: const response = await rawApiRequest(normalizedEndpoint, {
1340: method: flags.method,
1341: body,
1342: ...
Now let me check what handleReturnValue does when output is "json" (flag-only mode) vs { json: true, human: fn } (full config). With "json", there's no outputConfig, so returns are ignored. That's actually what we want — normal path writes its own output, dry-run path... also needs to write its own output as JSON.
The problem: with output: "json" (flag-only), handleReturnValue ignores the { data } return because outputConfig is undefined. So I can't use the return-based pattern with flag-only mode.
Let me re-read the logic:
const rawOutput = builderArgs.output;
/** Resolved output config (object form), or undefined if no auto-rendering */
const outputConfig = typeof rawOutput === "object" ? rawOutput : undefined;
/** Whether to inject --json/--fields flags */
const hasJsonOutput = rawOutput === "json" || rawOutput?.json === true;
// Merge logging flags into the command's flag definitions.
// Quoted keys produce kebab-case CLI flags: "log-level" → --log-level
const existingParams = (builderArgs.parameters ?? {}) as Record<
string,
unknown
Right — output: "json" gives outputConfig = undefined, so handleReturnValue bails at the first check. The return { data } would be silently ignored.
So with JSON-only output, the dry-run path needs to write JSON itself. That means going back to imperative writeJson(stdout, request, flags.fields) for dry-run. But I can still keep the structure clean — build the request inline, then write it:
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Now update the dry-run branch to write JSON directly instead of returning { data }:
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Now remove the formatDryRunRequest function and its unused imports since it's no longer referenced:
1001:export function formatDryRunRequest(request: DryRunRequest): string {
Only the definition — no call sites left. Remove it:
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Now remove unused markdown imports:
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Now update the test file — remove formatDryRunRequest import and the test suite for it:
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<content>8: import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
9: import { Readable } from "node:stream";
10: import {
11: buildBodyFromFields,
12: buildBodyFromInput,
13: buildDryRunRequest,
14: buildFromFields,
15: buildQueryParams,
16: buildQueryParamsFromFields,
17: buildRawQueryParams,
18: type DryRunRequest,
19: dataToQueryParams,
20: extractJsonBody,
21: formatDryRunRequest,
22: handleResponse,
23: normalizeEndpoint,
24: normalizeFields,
25: parseDataBody,
26: parseFieldKey,
27: parseFields,
28: parseHeaders,
29: prepareRequestOptions,
30: readStdin,
31: resolveBody,
32: resolveRequestUrl,
33: setNestedValue,
34: writeResponseBody,
35: writeResponseHeaders,
36: writeVerboseRequest,
37: writeVerboseResponse,
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Now remove the formatDryRunRequest test suite. Let me find the exact location:
13: buildDryRunRequest,
1793:describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
1795: const request = buildDryRunRequest("POST", "issues/123/", {
1811: const request = buildDryRunRequest("GET", "organizations/", {});
1817: const request = buildDryRunRequest("GET", "organizations/", {});
1823: const request = buildDryRunRequest("POST", "issues/", {
1831:describe("formatDryRunRequest", () => {
1832: const req = (overrides: Partial<DryRunRequest> = {}): DryRunRequest => ({
1841: const output = formatDryRunRequest(req());
1849: const output = formatDryRunRequest(
1865: const output = formatDryRunRequest(
1878: const output = formatDryRunRequest(
1891: const output = formatDryRunRequest(req());
1897: const output = formatDryRunRequest(req());
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<content>1831: describe("formatDryRunRequest", () => {
1832: const req = (overrides: Partial<DryRunRequest> = {}): DryRunRequest => ({
1833: method: "GET",
1834: url: "https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/",
1835: headers: {},
1836: body: null,
1837: ...overrides,
1838: });
1839:
1840: test("includes method and URL", () => {
1841: const output = formatDryRunRequest(req());
1842:
1843: expect(output).toContain("GET");
1844: expect(output).toContain("https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/");
1845: expect(output).toContain("Dry run");
1846: });
1847:
1848: test("includes headers", () => {
1849: const output = formatDryRunRequest(
1850: req({
1851: method: "POST",
1852: url: "https://sentry.io/api/0/issues/",
1853: headers: {
1854: "Content-Type": ...
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Also need to check if DryRunRequest type is still exported from api.ts since it's no longer imported by tests:
buildDryRunRequest,
describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
const request = buildDryRunRequest("POST", "issues/123/", {
const request = buildDryRunRequest("GET", "organizations/", {});
const request = buildDryRunRequest("GET", "organizations/", {});
const request = buildDryRunRequest("POST", "issues/", {
No more DryRunRequest type import needed. Now run tests:
295 pass 0 fail 3951 expect() calls Ran 295 tests across 3 files. [750.00ms]
295 pass (was 301 — dropped 6 formatDryRunRequest tests). Lint:
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
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Clean. Final diff:
src/commands/api.ts | 61 +++++--------------------------------- test/commands/api.test.ts | 74 ----------------------------------------------- 2 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 127 deletions(-)
Net -119 lines. Let me commit:
[feat/dry-run 70e7f2dc] refactor: api command uses JSON-only output for both normal and dry-run 2 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 127 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 1617ab31..70e7f2dc feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Done. The api command now consistently outputs JSON in both normal and dry-run modes:
handleResponse)writeJson) — { method, url, headers, body }--fields works in both modes to filter output fieldsRemoved formatDryRunRequest, all markdown imports, and the human-readable formatter entirely. The command went from output: { json: true, human: formatDryRunRequest } back to output: "json" — flag injection only, no conditional rendering. Net -119 lines.
buildDryRunRequest, especially when it mirrors a part of rawApiRequest?writeJson() and writeResponseBody() calls in the api command. EVERYTHING should go through the standard return-based output system now (except for streaming endpoints which we'll address later on)You're right on both counts. Let me think through this properly.
buildDryRunRequest exists only to duplicate what rawApiRequest already does (URL resolution, Content-Type auto-add). The command should just build the same options object for both paths and branch at the very end — either send it or return it as a preview.
The api command should return { data } for all paths — dry-run returns the request preview, normal mode returns the response. The output config handles rendering. No imperative writeJson/writeResponseBody calls.
Let me look at the full picture — what handleResponse does and what the output config needs to support:
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<content>970: // when no Content-Type was explicitly provided
971: if (
972: options.body !== undefined &&
973: options.body !== null &&
974: typeof options.body !== "string" &&
975: !Object.keys(headers).some((k) => k.toLowerCase() === "content-type")
976: ) {
977: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json";
978: }
979:
980: return {
981: method,
982: url: resolveRequestUrl(endpoint, options.params),
983: headers,
984: body: options.body ?? ...
OK so handleResponse does several things:
--fields filtering)The verbose/include header output is pre-body metadata — similar to a hint. The body is the actual data. The exit code is a side effect.
Now let me look at the full command and the func return type:
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<content>1260: i: "include",
1261: n: "dry-run",
1262: },
1263: },
1264: async func(this: SentryContext, flags: ApiFlags, endpoint: string) {
1265: const { stdout, stderr, stdin } = this;
1266:
1267: // Normalize endpoint to ensure trailing slash (Sentry API requirement)
1268: const normalizedEndpoint = normalizeEndpoint(endpoint);
1269:
1270: // Resolve body and query params from flags (--data, --input, or fields)
1271: const { body, params } = await resolveBody(flags, stdin, stderr);
1272:
1273: const headers =
1274: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1275: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1276: : undefined;
1277:
1278: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1279: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1280: const request = ...
Now let me look at renderCommandOutput and the output system more carefully:
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<content>74: */
75: export type OutputConfig<T> = {
76: /** Enable `--json` and `--fields` flag injection */
77: json: true;
78: /** Format data as a human-readable string for terminal output */
79: human: (data: T) => string;
80: /**
81: * Top-level keys to strip from JSON output.
82: *
83: * Use this for fields that exist only for the human formatter
84: * (e.g. pre-formatted terminal strings) and should not appear
85: * in the JSON contract.
86: */
87: jsonExclude?: ReadonlyArray<keyof T & string>;
88: };
89:
90: /**
91: * Return type for commands with {@link OutputConfig}.
92: *
93: * Commands wrap their return value in this object so the `buildCommand` wrapper
94: * can unambiguously detect data vs void returns. ...
Now I see: renderCommandOutput in JSON mode calls writeJson(stdout, data, ctx.fields). That's exactly what the api command needs. The api command is JSON-only, so the human formatter would never be called... except we need output to be a full config object (not "json") for handleReturnValue to intercept returns.
The approach: since the api command is JSON-only and never needs human formatting, the human formatter can be a no-op or identity — but we need something there for the output config to be a full object. Actually, wait — renderCommandOutput checks ctx.json first, so in JSON mode the human function is never called. The --json flag is always injected but for the api command it's always true by default...
Hmm, but --json is a user flag. If the user doesn't pass --json, ctx.json is false and human gets called. For the api command, the output is always JSON regardless of the flag.
Let me re-think. The api command's data is inherently JSON — the --json flag shouldn't toggle its format. What the output system supports:
output: "json" — injects flags, no return interceptionoutput: { json: true, human: fn } — injects flags, intercepts returns, branches on --jsonNeither is exactly right for "always JSON, return-based." We'd need something like output: { json: true } without a human — meaning always serialize as JSON.
Let me check if the output system can support that:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/command.ts</path> <type>file</type> <content>1: /** 2: * Command builder with telemetry, global flag injection, and output modes. 3: * 4: * Provides `buildCommand` — the standard command builder for all Sentry CLI 5: * commands. It wraps Stricli's `buildCommand` with: 6: * 7: * 1. **Automatic flag/arg telemetry** — captures flag values and positional 8: * arguments as Sentry span context for observability. 9: * 10: * 2. **Hidden global logging flags** — injects `--log-level` and `--verbose` 11: * into every command's parameters. These are intercepted before the original 12: * `func` runs: the logger level is set, and the injected flags are stripped 13: * so the original function never sees them. If a command already defines its 14: * own `--verbose` flag (e.g. ...
43: renderCommandOutput,
269: const outputConfig = typeof rawOutput === "object" ? rawOutput : undefined;
319: function handleReturnValue(
325: !outputConfig ||
336: renderCommandOutput(stdout, value.data, outputConfig, {
393: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
397: handleReturnValue(this, result, cleanFlags);
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<content>319: function handleReturnValue(
320: context: CONTEXT,
321: value: unknown,
322: flags: Record<string, unknown>
323: ): void {
324: if (
325: !outputConfig ||
326: value === null ||
327: value === undefined ||
328: value instanceof Error ||
329: !isCommandOutput(value)
330: ) {
331: return;
332: }
333: const stdout = (context as Record<string, unknown>)
334: .stdout as import("../types/index.js").Writer;
335:
336: renderCommandOutput(stdout, value.data, outputConfig, {
337: hint: value.hint,
338: json: Boolean(flags.json),
339: fields: flags.fields as string[] | undefined,
340: });
341: }
342:
343: /**
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So the key issue: renderCommandOutput branches on ctx.json (line 139), and the api command always wants JSON. But ctx.json comes from Boolean(flags.json) (line 338), which defaults to false when the user doesn't pass --json.
For the api command, JSON is the only output mode — there's no human alternative. I need renderCommandOutput to handle the case where the config says "always JSON, no human formatter." The cleanest approach: make human optional on OutputConfig. When human is absent, renderCommandOutput always serializes as JSON regardless of --json flag.
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<content>74: */
75: export type OutputConfig<T> = {
76: /** Enable `--json` and `--fields` flag injection */
77: json: true;
78: /** Format data as a human-readable string for terminal output */
79: human: (data: T) => string;
80: /**
81: * Top-level keys to strip from JSON output.
82: *
83: * Use this for fields that exist only for the human formatter
84: * (e.g. pre-formatted terminal strings) and should not appear
85: * in the JSON contract.
86: */
87: jsonExclude?: ReadonlyArray<keyof T & string>;
88: };
89:
90: /**
91: * Return type for commands with {@link OutputConfig}.
92: *
93: * Commands wrap their return value in this object so the `buildCommand` wrapper
94: * can unambiguously detect data vs void returns. ...
Now let me also look at how handleResponse works with --verbose, --include, --silent, and error exit codes. These are api-specific behaviors that need to survive. The verbose/include header output is separate from the data — it's stderr-style metadata. And --silent suppresses all output.
For the normal api response path, I can return { data: response.body } and let the output system serialize it. But --verbose, --include, --silent, and error exit codes are all api-specific behaviors. Some options:
--verbose/--include headers: write to stderr before returning? Or just write to stdout before the return (they go before the body).--silent: return nothing (void) — output system ignores it.process.exit(1) after return? Or the command wrapper could handle it.Actually, the simplest approach: keep --verbose/--include/--silent/error-exit as pre-return side effects, then return { data } for the body. The verbose headers are already written to stdout before the body in the current code.
Let me now implement this:
human optional on OutputConfig — when absent, always JSONoutput: { json: true } — no human formatter, return-basedbuildDryRunRequest — compute the request preview using resolveRequestUrl inline{ data }<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/lib/formatters/output.ts</path>
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<content>1: /**
2: * Shared output utilities
3: *
4: * Handles the common pattern of JSON vs human-readable output
5: * that appears in most CLI commands.
6: *
7: * Two usage modes:
8: *
9: * 1. **Imperative** — call {@link writeOutput} directly from the command:
10: * ```ts
11: * writeOutput(stdout, data, { json, formatHuman, hint });
12: * ```
13: *
14: * 2. **Return-based** — declare formatting in {@link OutputConfig} on
15: * `buildCommand`, then return bare data from `func`:
16: * ```ts
17: * buildCommand({
18: * output: { json: true, human: fn },
19: * func() { return data; },
20: * })
21: * ```
22: * The wrapper reads `json`/`fields` from flags and applies formatting
23: * automatically. Commands return `{ data }` or `{ data, hint }` objects. ...
Now I'll make the changes. First, make human optional in OutputConfig:
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Now update renderCommandOutput to handle the missing human case — always JSON:
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Update the doc comments for the two forms:
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Good. Now refactor the api command. First let me understand what needs to happen:
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<content>920: *
921: * Mirrors the URL construction in rawApiRequest:
922: * `${baseUrl}/api/0/${endpoint}?${queryString}`
923: * @internal Exported for testing
924: */
925: export function resolveRequestUrl(
926: endpoint: string,
927: params?: Record<string, string | string[]>
928: ): string {
929: // Use getDefaultSdkConfig().baseUrl — same as rawApiRequest — to ensure
930: // trailing slashes are stripped and the URL matches what would be sent.
931: const { baseUrl } = getDefaultSdkConfig();
932: const normalizedEndpoint = endpoint.startsWith("/")
933: ? endpoint.slice(1)
934: : endpoint;
935: const searchParams = buildSearchParams(params);
936: const queryString = searchParams ? `?${searchParams.toString()}` : "";
937: return `${baseUrl}/api/0/${normalizedEndpoint}${queryString}`;
938: }
939:
940: ...
Now let me look at rawApiRequest again to see what it returns — can I extract the effective request details from its response?
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<content>413: export async function rawApiRequest(
414: endpoint: string,
415: options: ApiRequestOptions & { headers?: Record<string, string> } = {}
416: ): Promise<{ status: number; headers: Headers; body: unknown }> {
417: const { method = "GET", body, params, headers: customHeaders = {} } = options;
418:
419: const config = getDefaultSdkConfig();
420:
421: const searchParams = buildSearchParams(params);
422: const normalizedEndpoint = endpoint.startsWith("/")
423: ? endpoint.slice(1)
424: : endpoint;
425: const queryString = searchParams ? `?${searchParams.toString()}` : "";
426: // getSdkConfig.baseUrl is the plain region URL; add /api/0/ for raw requests
427: const url = `${config.baseUrl}/api/0/${normalizedEndpoint}${queryString}`;
428:
429: // Build request headers and body. ...
OK, so rawApiRequest does URL resolution + Content-Type logic internally. For dry-run, I need that same computed URL and effective headers without making the fetch call. resolveRequestUrl already extracts the URL part. For Content-Type, the logic is simple enough to inline.
But the core point is: buildDryRunRequest duplicates rawApiRequest's internal logic. The right fix would be to refactor rawApiRequest to separate request preparation from request execution, then dry-run just calls the preparation step. But that's in api-client.ts which is shared infrastructure — probably too invasive for this PR.
For now: inline the dry-run request construction at the branch point. The Content-Type logic is ~4 lines and resolveRequestUrl already exists. No helper function needed.
Let me now do the full refactor of api.ts:
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Now remove DryRunRequest type, buildDryRunRequest function, and handleResponse function. Replace with inline logic:
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Good — now update the command output config and func. Let me see the current command:
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<content>1115: parse: String,
1116: placeholder: "endpoint",
1117: },
1118: ],
1119: },
1120: flags: {
1121: method: {
1122: kind: "parsed",
1123: parse: parseMethod,
1124: brief: "The HTTP method for the request",
1125: default: "GET" as const,
1126: placeholder: "method",
1127: },
1128: data: {
1129: kind: "parsed",
1130: parse: String,
1131: brief: "Inline JSON body for the request (like curl -d)",
1132: optional: true,
1133: placeholder: "json",
1134: },
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<content>1190: H: "header",
1191: i: "include",
1192: n: "dry-run",
1193: },
1194: },
1195: async func(this: SentryContext, flags: ApiFlags, endpoint: string) {
1196: const { stdout, stderr, stdin } = this;
1197:
1198: // Normalize endpoint to ensure trailing slash (Sentry API requirement)
1199: const normalizedEndpoint = normalizeEndpoint(endpoint);
1200:
1201: // Resolve body and query params from flags (--data, --input, or fields)
1202: const { body, params } = await resolveBody(flags, stdin, stderr);
1203:
1204: const headers =
1205: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1206: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1207: : undefined;
1208:
1209: // Dry-run mode: show the resolved request without sending it
1210: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1211: const request = ...
Now find where output: "json" is:
29: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 31: /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */ 1086: output: "json",
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Update the flag type comments:
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Now rewrite the func. Both dry-run and normal paths return { data }. Side effects (verbose headers, error exit, silent mode) happen before the return:
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Note I changed process.exit(1) to process.exitCode = 1 for the non-silent error case — process.exit(1) would kill the process before the output wrapper renders the data. process.exitCode lets the process exit naturally after output.
For the silent+error case, process.exit(1) is correct since there's no output to render (we return void).
Now check what's still unused:
Clean typecheck. Lint:
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1538ms. No fixes applied.
Lint clean. Now tests — this is the big one since handleResponse and buildDryRunRequest are gone:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0)
test/commands/api.test.ts:
# Unhandled error between tests
-------------------------------
1 | })
2 | {
^
SyntaxError: Export named 'handleResponse' not found in module '/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts'.
at loadAndEvaluateModule (2:1)
-------------------------------
0 pass
1 fail
1 error
Ran 1 test across 1 file. [309.00ms]
Need to update imports. Let me see what the tests import:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>8: import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
9: import { Readable } from "node:stream";
10: import {
11: buildBodyFromFields,
12: buildBodyFromInput,
13: buildDryRunRequest,
14: buildFromFields,
15: buildQueryParams,
16: buildQueryParamsFromFields,
17: buildRawQueryParams,
18: dataToQueryParams,
19: extractJsonBody,
20: handleResponse,
21: normalizeEndpoint,
22: normalizeFields,
23: parseDataBody,
24: parseFieldKey,
25: parseFields,
26: parseHeaders,
27: prepareRequestOptions,
28: readStdin,
29: resolveBody,
30: resolveRequestUrl,
31: setNestedValue,
32: writeResponseBody,
33: writeResponseHeaders,
34: writeVerboseRequest,
35: writeVerboseResponse,
36: } from "../../src/commands/api.js";
37: import { ValidationError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
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Now I need to handle the handleResponse tests and buildDryRunRequest tests. Let me see the handleResponse tests:
1132:describe("handleResponse", () => {
1792:describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
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<content>1132: describe("handleResponse", () => {
1133: // Mock process.exit for tests
1134: const originalExit = process.exit;
1135:
1136: test("outputs body for successful response", () => {
1137: const writer = createMockWriter();
1138: const response = {
1139: status: 200,
1140: headers: new Headers(),
1141: body: { success: true },
1142: };
1143:
1144: handleResponse(writer, response, {
1145: silent: false,
1146: verbose: false,
1147: include: false,
1148: });
1149:
1150: expect(writer.output).toContain('"success": true');
1151: });
1152:
1153: test("outputs headers with --include flag", () => {
1154: const writer = createMockWriter();
1155: const response = {
1156: status: 200,
1157: headers: new Headers({ "Content-Type": ...
The handleResponse tests test the function as a standalone unit. Since handleResponse is gone, these tests need to either be removed or converted to test the new behavior through the sub-components (writeVerboseResponse, writeResponseHeaders, writeResponseBody). Those sub-components are already individually exported and likely have their own tests. The handleResponse tests were really integration tests for the composition.
The behaviors that handleResponse tested:
{ data: response.body }writeResponseHeaders still exists, called as side-effectwriteVerboseResponse still existsprocess.exit(1) in funcprocess.exitCode = 1 + return dataThese are better tested as integration/command tests, not unit tests of a removed function. Let me remove the handleResponse describe block and the buildDryRunRequest describe block, and replace with resolveEffectiveHeaders tests:
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Now remove the buildDryRunRequest test suite:
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<content>1658: });
1659:
1660: describe("buildDryRunRequest", () => {
1661: test("builds request with all fields", () => {
1662: const request = buildDryRunRequest("POST", "issues/123/", {
1663: params: { status: "resolved" },
1664: headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
1665: body: { status: "resolved" },
1666: });
1667:
1668: expect(request.method).toBe("POST");
1669: expect(request.url).toContain("/api/0/issues/123/");
1670: expect(request.url).toContain("status=resolved");
1671: expect(request.headers).toEqual({
1672: "Content-Type": "application/json",
1673: });
1674: expect(request.body).toEqual({ status: "resolved" });
1675: });
1676:
1677: test("defaults headers to empty object", () => {
1678: const request = buildDryRunRequest("GET", ...
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Now update the property tests:
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<content>20: tuple,
21: uniqueArray,
22: } from "fast-check";
23: import {
24: buildDryRunRequest,
25: buildFromFields,
26: extractJsonBody,
27: normalizeEndpoint,
28: normalizeFields,
29: parseDataBody,
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<content>23: import {
24: buildDryRunRequest,
25: buildFromFields,
26: extractJsonBody,
27: normalizeEndpoint,
28: normalizeFields,
29: parseDataBody,
30: parseFieldKey,
31: parseFieldValue,
32: parseMethod,
33: resolveBody,
34: resolveRequestUrl,
35: setNestedValue,
36: } from "../../src/commands/api.js";
37: import { ValidationError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
38: import type { Writer } from "../../src/types/index.js";
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Now replace the buildDryRunRequest property tests with resolveEffectiveHeaders property tests:
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<content>855: });
856: });
857:
858: describe("property: buildDryRunRequest", () => {
859: test("method is preserved exactly", () => {
860: fcAssert(
861: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
862: const request = buildDryRunRequest(method, endpoint, {});
863: expect(request.method).toBe(method);
864: }),
865: { numRuns: DEFAULT_NUM_RUNS }
866: );
867: });
868:
869: test("URL contains the endpoint", () => {
870: fcAssert(
871: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
872: const request = buildDryRunRequest(method, endpoint, {});
873: const normalized = endpoint.startsWith("/")
874: ? endpoint.slice(1)
875: : endpoint;
876: ...
Let me check if any of the arbitraries (dryRunEndpointArb, httpMethodArb) are only used in the block being replaced:
797:const httpMethodArb = constantFrom("GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "PATCH");
800:const dryRunEndpointArb = stringMatching(
821: property(dryRunEndpointArb, (endpoint) => {
831: property(dryRunEndpointArb, (endpoint) => {
844: property(dryRunEndpointArb, paramsArb, (endpoint, params) => {
861: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
871: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
884: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
894: property(httpMethodArb, dryRunEndpointArb, (method, endpoint) => {
905: httpMethodArb,
906: dryRunEndpointArb,
Both are used by the resolveRequestUrl property tests above (lines 821, 831, 844). Good — they stay.
Now replace the buildDryRunRequest property tests with resolveEffectiveHeaders property tests:
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Need to import string and dictionary from fast-check:
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<type>file</type>
<content>1: /**
2: * Property-Based Tests for API Command Parsing Functions
3: *
4: * Uses fast-check to verify invariants of pure parsing functions
5: * that are difficult to exhaustively test with example-based tests.
6: */
7:
8: import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
9: import {
10: array,
11: asyncProperty,
12: constantFrom,
13: dictionary,
14: assert as fcAssert,
15: jsonValue,
16: oneof,
17: property,
18: record,
19: stringMatching,
20: tuple,
21: uniqueArray,
22: } from "fast-check";
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dictionary is already imported. I need to add string:
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httpMethodArb is now unused since the buildDryRunRequest tests were the only remaining user outside resolveRequestUrl. Let me check:
798:const httpMethodArb = constantFrom("GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "PATCH");
Only the definition — remove it:
Edit applied successfully.
Now check unused imports in both test files:
$ bunx ultracite check
test/commands/api.property.test.ts format ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× Formatter would have printed the following content:
881 881 │ property(customHeadersArb, jsonValue(), (custom, body) => {
882 882 │ // Ensure body is a non-null object (not string/number/boolean/null)
883 │ - ········if·(
884 │ - ··········body·===·null·||
885 │ - ··········body·===·undefined·||
886 │ - ··········typeof·body·!==·"object"
887 │ - ········)·{
883 │ + ········if·(body·===·null·||·body·===·undefined·||·typeof·body·!==·"object")·{
888 884 │ return;
889 885 │ }
······· │
916 912 │ fcAssert(
917 913 │ property(contentTypeArb, jsonValue(), (ct, body) => {
918 │ - ········const·result·=·resolveEffectiveHeaders(
919 │ - ··········{·"Content-Type":·ct·},
920 │ - ··········body
921 │ - ...
Formatting issues — auto-fix:
Checked 2 files in 466ms. Fixed 2 files. $ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1535ms. No fixes applied.
Clean. Now tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 288 pass 0 fail 3836 expect() calls Ran 288 tests across 3 files. [748.00ms]
All 288 pass. Let me also check if there are unused imports now that writeResponseBody might be unused:
870:export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
writeResponseBody is still defined in api.ts but no longer called there — it was only used by the now-removed handleResponse. It's still tested and might be useful as a utility, but it's dead code in the command itself. Wait — is it used anywhere else?
test/commands/api.test.ts:31: writeResponseBody,
test/commands/api.test.ts:916:describe("writeResponseBody", () => {
test/commands/api.test.ts:920: writeResponseBody(writer, { key: "value", num: 42 });
test/commands/api.test.ts:928: writeResponseBody(writer, [1, 2, 3]);
test/commands/api.test.ts:936: writeResponseBody(writer, "plain text response");
test/commands/api.test.ts:944: writeResponseBody(writer, 42);
test/commands/api.test.ts:952: writeResponseBody(writer, true);
test/commands/api.test.ts:960: writeResponseBody(writer, null);
test/commands/api.test.ts:968: writeResponseBody(writer, undefined);
Only used in tests. It's dead code. Let me also check writeJson:
src/commands/issue/list.ts:43: writeJsonList,
src/commands/issue/list.ts:801: writeJsonList(stdout, issues, {
src/commands/issue/list.ts:1062: writeJsonList(stdout, allIssues, {
src/commands/log/list.ts:24: writeJson,
src/commands/log/list.ts:126: writeJson(stdout, log, fields);
src/commands/log/list.ts:163: writeJson(stdout, [...logs].reverse(), flags.fields);
src/commands/log/view.ts:19:import { formatLogDetails, writeJson } from "../../lib/formatters/index.js";
src/commands/log/view.ts:380: writeJson(stdout, logs, flags.fields);
src/commands/org/list.ts:12:import { writeFooter, writeJson } from "../../lib/formatters/index.js";
src/commands/org/list.ts:92: writeJson(stdout, limitedOrgs, flags.fields);
writeJson is used elsewhere. The api.ts import was removed — good, since api.ts no longer directly calls writeJson. The output system (renderCommandOutput) calls it internally.
Now let me also check: is writeVerboseRequest, writeVerboseResponse, writeResponseHeaders still called in the func?
854:export function writeResponseHeaders(
870:export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
886:export function writeVerboseRequest(
905:export function writeVerboseResponse(
1223: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1245: writeVerboseResponse(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1247: writeResponseHeaders(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
Good — writeVerboseRequest, writeVerboseResponse, writeResponseHeaders are still called in the func as side effects before the return. writeResponseBody is dead code.
I'll leave writeResponseBody for now — removing it and its tests is a separate cleanup. It's still exported and tested, just not called internally. It's harmless.
Let me also verify typecheck:
Let me check the diff:
src/commands/api.ts | 142 ++++++++-------------- src/lib/formatters/output.ts | 18 ++- test/commands/api.property.test.ts | 76 ++++++------ test/commands/api.test.ts | 233 +++++-------------------------------- 4 files changed, 133 insertions(+), 336 deletions(-)
Net -203 lines. Let me verify the output.ts changes make sense:
diff --git a/src/lib/formatters/output.ts b/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
index 7dae3a5f..327bd682 100644
--- a/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
+++ b/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ type WriteOutputOptions<T> = {
/**
* Output configuration declared on `buildCommand` for automatic rendering.
*
- * Two forms:
+ * Three forms:
*
* 1. **Flag-only** — `output: "json"` — injects `--json` and `--fields` flags
* but does not intercept returns. Commands handle their own output.
@@ -69,14 +69,23 @@ type WriteOutputOptions<T> = {
* AND auto-renders the command's return value. Commands return
* `{ data }` or `{ data, hint }` objects.
*
+ * 3. **JSON-only config** — `output: { json: true }` — like full config but
+ * without a `human` formatter. Data is always serialized as JSON. ...
Good — minimal and precise change. Now let me check the api.ts diff to make sure it's clean:
diff --git a/src/commands/api.ts b/src/commands/api.ts
index 16298f24..dccff0bf 100644
--- a/src/commands/api.ts
+++ b/src/commands/api.ts
@@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
-import { writeJson } from "../lib/formatters/json.js";
import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
@@ -27,9 +26,9 @@ type ApiFlags = {
readonly silent: boolean;
readonly verbose: boolean;
readonly "dry-run": boolean;
- /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
+ /** Injected by buildCommand via output: { json: true } */
readonly json: boolean;
- /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
+ /** Injected by buildCommand via output: { json: true ...
This looks clean. Let me commit:
[feat/dry-run 69805088] refactor: api command uses return-based output, remove buildDryRunRequest 4 files changed, 133 insertions(+), 336 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 70e7f2dc..69805088 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Done. Here's the summary of what changed:
src/lib/formatters/output.tsOutputConfig.human is now optional — when omitted, renderCommandOutput always serializes as JSON. This enables a third form: output: { json: true } (JSON-only config with return interception, no human formatter needed).src/commands/api.tsoutput: { json: true } — the output wrapper now intercepts { data } returns and serializes them as JSON (with --fields support for free){ data } — dry-run returns the request preview, normal path returns response.bodybuildDryRunRequest removed — the dry-run preview is constructed inline using resolveRequestUrl + resolveEffectiveHeaders, the same primitives the real request path useshandleResponse removed — its behaviors are inlined at the call site:
process.exit(1) + return voidprocess.exitCode = 1 (not process.exit(1), so the output wrapper renders before exit)resolveEffectiveHeaders — extracted the Content-Type auto-add logic into a focused, testable helperDryRunRequest type removed — no longer needed as a named typewriteJson import removed — the output system handles JSON serializationhandleResponse tests + 4 buildDryRunRequest tests + 5 property tests → 6 resolveEffectiveHeaders tests + 4 property testsI'll leave writeResponseBody for now — removing it and its tests is a separate cleanup. It's still exported and tested, just not called internally. It's harmless.
No remove this. Don't leave dead code around
src/commands/api.ts:870:export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
test/commands/api.test.ts:31: writeResponseBody,
test/commands/api.test.ts:916:describe("writeResponseBody", () => {
test/commands/api.test.ts:920: writeResponseBody(writer, { key: "value", num: 42 });
test/commands/api.test.ts:928: writeResponseBody(writer, [1, 2, 3]);
test/commands/api.test.ts:936: writeResponseBody(writer, "plain text response");
test/commands/api.test.ts:944: writeResponseBody(writer, 42);
test/commands/api.test.ts:952: writeResponseBody(writer, true);
test/commands/api.test.ts:960: writeResponseBody(writer, null);
test/commands/api.test.ts:968: writeResponseBody(writer, undefined);
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<content>864: }
865:
866: /**
867: * Write response body to stdout
868: * @internal Exported for testing
869: */
870: export function writeResponseBody(stdout: Writer, body: unknown): void {
871: if (body === null || body === undefined) {
872: return;
873: }
874:
875: if (typeof body === "object") {
876: stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(body, null, 2)}\n`);
877: } else {
878: stdout.write(`${String(body)}\n`);
879: }
880: }
881:
882: /**
883: * Write verbose request output (curl-style format)
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Now remove from the test import and the test suite:
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<content>26: readStdin,
27: resolveBody,
28: resolveEffectiveHeaders,
29: resolveRequestUrl,
30: setNestedValue,
31: writeResponseBody,
32: writeResponseHeaders,
33: writeVerboseRequest,
34: writeVerboseResponse,
35: } from "../../src/commands/api.js";
36: import { ValidationError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
37: import type { Writer } from "../../src/types/index.js";
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<content>914:
915: describe("writeResponseBody", () => {
916: test("writes JSON object with formatting", () => {
917: const writer = createMockWriter();
918:
919: writeResponseBody(writer, { key: "value", num: 42 });
920:
921: expect(writer.output).toBe('{\n "key": "value",\n "num": 42\n}\n');
922: });
923:
924: test("writes JSON array with formatting", () => {
925: const writer = createMockWriter();
926:
927: writeResponseBody(writer, [1, 2, 3]);
928:
929: expect(writer.output).toBe("[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]\n");
930: });
931:
932: test("writes string directly", () => {
933: const writer = createMockWriter();
934:
935: writeResponseBody(writer, "plain text response");
936:
937: expect(writer.output).toBe("plain text response\n");
938: });
939:
940: test("writes number as ...
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$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1541ms. No fixes applied. 281 pass 0 fail 3852 expect() calls Ran 281 tests across 3 files. [768.00ms]
[feat/dry-run 042d2645] remove dead writeResponseBody function and its tests 2 files changed, 75 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 69805088..042d2645 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Removed writeResponseBody and its 7 tests — pure dead code after the handleResponse removal.
writeJson is used elsewhere. The api.ts import was removed — good, since api.ts no longer directly calls writeJson. The output system (renderCommandOutput) calls it internally.
If renderCommandOutput is the only caller for writeJson, maybe we can lump it in?
The user is asking if writeJson is only called by renderCommandOutput — and if so, whether we should inline it there. Let me check all callers.
src/commands/log/list.ts:24: writeJson,
src/commands/log/list.ts:126: writeJson(stdout, log, fields);
src/commands/log/list.ts:163: writeJson(stdout, [...logs].reverse(), flags.fields);
src/commands/log/view.ts:19:import { formatLogDetails, writeJson } from "../../lib/formatters/index.js";
src/commands/log/view.ts:380: writeJson(stdout, logs, flags.fields);
src/commands/org/list.ts:12:import { writeFooter, writeJson } from "../../lib/formatters/index.js";
src/commands/org/list.ts:92: writeJson(stdout, limitedOrgs, flags.fields);
src/commands/project/list.ts:36: writeJson,
src/commands/project/list.ts:376: writeJson(stdout, [], parsedFields);
src/commands/project/list.ts:393: writeJson(stdout, filtered, parsedFields);
src/commands/project/list.ts:508: writeJson(stdout, [], parsedFields);
src/commands/project/list.ts:527: writeJson(stdout, limited, parsedFields);
src/commands/project/view.ts:20: writeJson,
src/commands/project/view.ts:290: ...
Nope — writeJson is called all over the place. These are all commands that haven't been converted to return-based output yet. It stays where it is.
Keep running
gh run view --log-failed --job $(gh pr checks $PR_NO --json state,link -q '.[] | select(.state == "FAILURE").link | split("/")[-1]')'
to get all failing jobs after you push. Make sure to wait for "Sentry Seer" and "Cursor BugBot" jobs to finish. Fix any failing jobs. Address all unresolved comments (both from bots and humans) from the PR by making a todo list. When you address each PR, either respond to them or mark them as resolved. Don't stop until the todo items are all done. Keep repeating this cycle until there are no more CI failures nor unresolved comments from humans or bots.
Use the following command to get the unresolved comments:
gh api graphql -F owner='<REPO_OWNER>' -F name='<REPO_NAME>' -F number=<PR_NUMBER> -f query='query($owner: String!, $name: String!, $number: Int!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $name) { pullRequest(number: $number) { reviewThreads(first: 100) { nodes { isResolved comments(first: 100) { nodes { diffHunk body startLine line isMinimized } } } } } } }' -q '[.data.repository.pullRequest.reviewThreads.nodes[] | select(.isResolved == false) | .comments.nodes[] | select(.isMinimized == false) | {diff_hunk: .diffHunk, line: .line, start_line: .startLine, body: .body}]'
You'll need to replace <REPO_OWNER>, <REPO_NAME>, and <PR_NUMBER> with relevant
values for the current repo and PR. (You can probably get them by running gh pr status or gh pr view)
Let me start by checking the PR details and then running the CI check loop.
{"headRefName":"feat/dry-run","number":387,"url":"https://github.com/getsentry/cli/pull/387"}
FAILURE CI Status FAILURE E2E Tests SKIPPED Publish Nightly to GHCR SUCCESS Build Binary (linux-x64) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 24) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 22) SUCCESS Build Docs SUCCESS CodeQL SUCCESS Check SKILL.md SUCCESS Lint & Typecheck SUCCESS Unit Tests NEUTRAL Seer Code Review SUCCESS Detect Changes SUCCESS Secret Scan SUCCESS dependency-review SUCCESS changelog-preview / preview SUCCESS Analyze (actions) IN_PROGRESS Cursor Bugbot SUCCESS Analyze (javascript-typescript) SUCCESS Analyze (python) SUCCESS semgrep-cloud-platform/scan
Two failures — CI Status and E2E Tests. Let me check the failed jobs:
66611481858 66611366010
CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1947559Z ##[group]Run # Check for explicit failures or cancellations in all jobs CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1949515Z [36;1m# Check for explicit failures or cancellations in all jobs[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1951363Z [36;1m# publish-nightly is skipped on PRs (if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main') — that's expected[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1953195Z [36;1mresults="success success success success failure skipped"[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1954820Z [36;1mfor result in $results; do[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1956291Z [36;1m if [[ "$result" == "failure" || "$result" == "cancelled" ]]; then[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1957766Z [36;1m echo "::error::CI failed"[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1959043Z [36;1m exit 1[0m CI Status Check CI status 2026-03-11T11:14:58.1959859Z [36;1m ...
CI Status fails because E2E Tests failed. Let me check the actual E2E failure:
E2E Tests E2E Tests E2E Tests E2E Tests at <anonymous> (/home/runner/work/cli/cli/test/e2e/api.test.ts:262:31) E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:50.7595660Z (fail) sentry api > --input reads body from file [276.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.0259121Z (pass) sentry api > --input with non-existent file throws error [267.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.3059670Z (pass) sentry api > GET request with --field uses query parameters (not body) [280.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5806665Z 325 | "name=test", E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5808711Z 326 | ]); E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5810647Z 327 | E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5811209Z 328 | // Should get a server error (405 Method Not Allowed or 400 Bad Request), E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5811979Z 329 | // not a client-side error about body handling E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:51.5812538Z 330 | ...
5 E2E failures, all in sentry api. The pattern is clear — tests expect exitCode: 1 but get 0. This is the process.exitCode = 1 change — in the E2E tests the process doesn't actually exit with code 1 because process.exitCode is being set but something resets it or the output wrapper completes before exit happens. Let me look at the full failure context:
E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:44.8971311Z (pass) sentry trace list > supports --limit flag [303.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:45.1568165Z (pass) sentry trace list > validates --limit range [260.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:45.4612242Z (pass) sentry trace list > traces shortcut works [304.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:45.7232422Z (pass) sentry trace view > requires authentication [262.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:46.0992940Z (pass) sentry trace view > requires org and project without DSN [376.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:46.3987008Z (pass) sentry trace view > fetches trace with valid auth [300.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:46.6840807Z (pass) sentry trace view > supports --json output [285.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:46.9721169Z (pass) sentry trace view > handles non-existent trace [288.00ms] E2E Tests E2E Tests 2026-03-11T11:14:46.9721625Z E2E Tests E2E ...
The root cause is clear: process.exitCode = 1 doesn't work when the command runs in a subprocess (E2E tests spawn a separate process). The process.exitCode gets set but the buildCommand wrapper must be resetting it or completing before the exit code takes effect.
The fix: use process.exit(1) but place it after the return. Actually that doesn't work — once you return, you can't call process.exit. The issue is that process.exitCode = 1 should work for normal process exit, but the framework (Stricli/trpc-cli) might be calling process.exit(0) explicitly.
Let me check how the command wrapper handles exit:
src/bin.ts:24: process.exit(0); src/bin.ts:79: // (don't call process.exit() directly to allow finally blocks to run) src/bin.ts:80: process.exitCode = 1; src/bin.ts:114: process.exitCode = getExitCode(err);
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<content>15: shouldSuppressNotification,
16: } from "./lib/version-check.js";
17:
18: // Exit cleanly when downstream pipe consumer closes (e.g., `sentry issue list | head`).
19: // EPIPE (errno -32) is normal Unix behavior — not an error. Node.js/Bun ignore SIGPIPE
20: // at the process level, so pipe write failures surface as async 'error' events on the
21: // stream. Without this handler they become uncaught exceptions.
22: function handleStreamError(err: NodeJS.ErrnoException): void {
23: if (err.code === "EPIPE") {
24: process.exit(0);
25: }
26: throw err;
27: }
28:
29: process.stdout.on("error", handleStreamError);
30: process.stderr.on("error", handleStreamError);
31:
32: /** Run CLI command with telemetry wrapper */
33: async function runCommand(args: string[]): Promise<void> {
34: await withTelemetry(async (span) =>
35: ...
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<content>55: err instanceof AuthError &&
56: (err.reason === "not_authenticated" || err.reason === "expired") &&
57: !err.skipAutoAuth &&
58: isatty(0)
59: ) {
60: process.stderr.write(
61: err.reason === "expired"
62: ? "Authentication expired. Starting login flow...\n\n"
63: : "Authentication required. Starting login flow...\n\n"
64: );
65:
66: const loginSuccess = await runInteractiveLogin(
67: process.stdout,
68: process.stderr,
69: process.stdin
70: );
71:
72: if (loginSuccess) {
73: process.stderr.write("\nRetrying command...\n\n");
74: await runCommand(args);
75: return;
76: }
77:
78: // Login failed or was cancelled - set exit code and return
79: // (don't call process.exit() directly to ...
I see the issue. The main() function finishes cleanly, then Node/Bun exits. process.exitCode = 1 should persist through to exit... unless Stricli's run catches and resets it. Let me check:
node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.cjs:2255: const exitCode = await runApplication(app, inputs, context); node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.cjs:2256: context.process.exitCode = exitCode; node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.d.cts:43: * A number which will be the process exit code. node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.d.cts:45: exitCode?: number | string | null; node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.d.ts:43: * A number which will be the process exit code. node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.d.ts:45: exitCode?: number | string | null; node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.js:2207: const exitCode = await runApplication(app, inputs, context); node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.js:2208: context.process.exitCode = exitCode;
There it is. Stricli's run() awaits runApplication, which returns an exit code, then sets context.process.exitCode = exitCode. Since the command doesn't throw, Stricli returns exit code 0, which overwrites our process.exitCode = 1 after the func finishes.
The fix: I need to use process.exit(1) for error responses, not process.exitCode. But I need the output wrapper to finish rendering first. Let me look at the sequence:
func() sets process.exitCode = 1, then returns { data: response.body }buildCommand wrapper calls handleReturnValue → renderCommandOutput → writes JSON to stdoutbuildCommand wrapper returns control to Striclicontext.process.exitCode = 0 (overwriting our 1)So the right fix: call process.exit(1) instead of process.exitCode = 1. The output wrapper already ran synchronously before the return propagates to Stricli... wait, the return happens in the func, and handleReturnValue runs after func returns. So process.exit(1) in the func would kill the process before the output renders.
Actually let me re-read the flow:
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<content>375:
376: const cleanFlags = cleanRawFlags(flags as Record<string, unknown>);
377: setFlagContext(cleanFlags);
378: if (args.length > 0) {
379: setArgsContext(args);
380: }
381:
382: // Call original and intercept data returns.
383: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
384: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
385: const result = originalFunc.call(
386: this,
387: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
388: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
389: );
390:
391: if (result instanceof Promise) {
392: return result.then((resolved) => {
393: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
394: }) as ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
395: }
396:
397: handleReturnValue(this, result, cleanFlags);
398: return result as ...
OK so the flow for async:
func() returns a Promise.then((resolved) => { handleReturnValue(...) }) — this runs renderCommandOutput which writes to stdout.then() promise resolves, Stricli gets control backcontext.process.exitCode = 0So if I set process.exitCode = 1 inside the func (before returning), and handleReturnValue runs in .then(), Stricli would then overwrite it.
The cleanest solution: the func should signal the error exit through the return value, and the wrapper should handle it. But that's a bigger framework change.
The pragmatic fix for now: keep process.exit(1) but call it after writing the data. Since the output system handles the { data } rendering, I need to write the data before calling process.exit(1). But the return-based pattern means the func can't both return data AND call exit afterward.
The simplest correct approach: for error responses, don't use the return-based output. Write the JSON directly and then process.exit(1):
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<content>1215: });
1216:
1217: const isError = response.status >= 400;
1218:
1219: // Silent mode — only set exit code, no output
1220: if (flags.silent) {
1221: if (isError) {
1222: process.exit(1);
1223: }
1224: return;
1225: }
1226:
1227: // Output response headers when requested
1228: if (flags.verbose) {
1229: writeVerboseResponse(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1230: } else if (flags.include) {
1231: writeResponseHeaders(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
1232: }
1233:
1234: // Set error exit code (before return so the process exits after output)
1235: if (isError) {
1236: process.exitCode = 1;
1237: }
1238:
1239: return { data: response.body };
1240: },
1241: });
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The issue is specifically the non-silent error path. For errors, the output is still just the response body — same JSON. The output system would write the same thing. So I can let the output system handle success, and handle errors manually with process.exit(1):
But wait — that means for errors I'd need to call writeJson directly, which brings back the import I just removed. Or I can use renderCommandOutput directly... but it's internal.
Actually, the simplest and most correct fix: the handleReturnValue wrapper in command.ts should respect process.exitCode — save it before Stricli overwrites it. But I don't control Stricli.
Let me think about this differently. The handleReturnValue callback runs in .then() — it's synchronous within the promise chain. After handleReturnValue writes the output, the promise resolves. Stricli then overwrites exitCode.
The cleanest minimal fix: move the process.exit(1) call to after the output has been rendered, in the handleReturnValue path. I could add an exitCode field to CommandOutput:
Actually, that's overengineering. The simplest correct fix for the api command specifically: for error responses, write output imperatively and call process.exit(1). For success responses, return { data }. This keeps the return-based pattern for the common case:
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<content>7:
8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
13: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
14: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
15:
16: type HttpMethod = "GET" | "POST" | "PUT" | "DELETE" | "PATCH";
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Hmm, importing renderCommandOutput into the command feels wrong — it's an internal output utility that the wrapper calls. The command shouldn't need to know about it.
Actually the simpler approach: just use writeJson for the error path. It's what renderCommandOutput calls internally for JSON-only configs anyway. One import, direct and clear:
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$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1537ms. No fixes applied. 281 pass 0 fail 3826 expect() calls Ran 281 tests across 3 files. [748.00ms]
All clean. Let me also verify the E2E test file to make sure my fix aligns:
// should NOT include that prefix (e.g., use "organizations/" not "/api/0/organizations/")
test("requires authentication", async () => {
const result = await ctx.run(["api", "organizations/"]);
expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1);
expect(result.stderr + result.stdout).toMatch(/not authenticated|login/i);
});
test(
"GET request works with valid auth",
--
async () => {
await ctx.setAuthToken(TEST_TOKEN);
const result = await ctx.run(["api", "nonexistent-endpoint-12345/"]);
expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1);
},
{ timeout: 15_000 }
);
test(
--
"api",
"nonexistent-endpoint-12345/",
"--silent",
]);
expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1);
expect(result.stdout).toBe("");
},
{ timeout: 15_000 }
);
--
"--method",
"DELETE",
]);
// Method not allowed or similar error - just checking it processes the flag
expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1);
},
{ timeout: ...
Good — the E2E tests expect exitCode: 1 for 4xx/5xx responses. With process.exit(1) after writeJson, these will all pass correctly now.
Commit and push:
[feat/dry-run 997570c4] fix: use process.exit(1) for api error responses 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 042d2645..997570c4 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now wait for CI and check for comments. Let me poll:
SUCCESS Check SKILL.md IN_PROGRESS Unit Tests IN_PROGRESS Lint & Typecheck IN_PROGRESS Seer Code Review SUCCESS Secret Scan SUCCESS dependency-review SUCCESS changelog-preview / preview SUCCESS Detect Changes IN_PROGRESS Analyze (actions) IN_PROGRESS Cursor Bugbot IN_PROGRESS Analyze (python) IN_PROGRESS Analyze (javascript-typescript) IN_PROGRESS semgrep-cloud-platform/scan
Still early — most jobs still in progress. Let me wait more:
IN_PROGRESS E2E Tests SKIPPED Publish Nightly to GHCR SUCCESS Build Binary (linux-x64) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 24) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 22) SUCCESS CodeQL SUCCESS Build Docs SUCCESS Lint & Typecheck SUCCESS Unit Tests SUCCESS Check SKILL.md SUCCESS Seer Code Review SUCCESS Secret Scan SUCCESS Detect Changes SUCCESS dependency-review SUCCESS changelog-preview / preview SUCCESS Analyze (actions) IN_PROGRESS Cursor Bugbot SUCCESS Analyze (javascript-typescript) SUCCESS Analyze (python) IN_PROGRESS semgrep-cloud-platform/scan
Good progress — everything green except E2E Tests (still running), Cursor Bugbot, and semgrep (all in progress). Let me wait for E2E:
SUCCESS CI Status SUCCESS E2E Tests SKIPPED Publish Nightly to GHCR SUCCESS Build Binary (linux-x64) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 24) SUCCESS Build npm Package (Node 22) SUCCESS CodeQL SUCCESS Build Docs SUCCESS Lint & Typecheck SUCCESS Unit Tests SUCCESS Check SKILL.md SUCCESS Seer Code Review SUCCESS Secret Scan SUCCESS dependency-review SUCCESS changelog-preview / preview SUCCESS Detect Changes SUCCESS Analyze (actions) IN_PROGRESS Cursor Bugbot SUCCESS Analyze (javascript-typescript) SUCCESS Analyze (python) SUCCESS semgrep-cloud-platform/scan
All CI green. Only Cursor Bugbot still running. Let me wait for it:
SUCCESS Cursor Bugbot
All CI green, all jobs done. Now check for unresolved PR comments:
[{"body":"### API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format\n\n**Medium Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION START --\u003e\nThe `api --dry-run` path unconditionally calls `writeJson(stdout, request, flags.fields)` without checking `flags.json`. The PR description shows a human-readable format (\"Dry run — no request sent.\" with labeled key-value output), and the PR summary references testing `writeDryRunHuman` — a function that doesn't exist in the codebase. Unlike `project create` (which returns `{ data: result }` and lets the `buildCommand` framework branch between human and JSON via its `OutputConfig`), the `api` command directly writes JSON for every dry-run invocation, so users never see the intended human-readable preview.\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION END --\u003e\n\n\u003c!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: e19d3641-5e21-45a6-b31b-333d844d301d --\u003e\n\n\u003c!-- LOCATIONS START\nsrc/commands/api.ts#L1278-L1287\nLOCATIONS END --\u003e\n\u003cdiv\u003e\u003ca ...
Let me parse the unresolved comments:
BugBot (old commit 70e7f2dc): "API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format" — This is on the old code (writeJson(stdout, request, flags.fields)). The current code returns { data } through the output system. This comment is stale — the code it references has been completely rewritten.
Seer (commit 042d2645): "API command JSON-wraps non-JSON string responses" — writeJson / JSON.stringify wraps string response bodies in quotes. This is a valid concern.
When rawApiRequest gets a non-JSON response like plain text, it returns the raw string, but now that string gets passed through JSON.stringify, so "Not Found" becomes "Not Found" — a behavioral regression from the old writeResponseBody that wrote strings directly.
BugBot (commit 042d2645): Same issue as #2 — JSON-wrapping non-JSON response bodies. Valid.
...
[
{
"content": "BugBot: API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format (stale — references old code pre-refactor, code has been rewritten)",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "low"
},
{
"content": "Seer + BugBot: API command JSON-wraps non-JSON string response bodies — regression from writeResponseBody removal",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: Dry-run headers diverge from actual request for null body — resolveEffectiveHeaders checks body!==null but rawApiRequest doesn't",
"status": "pending",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Let me assess each. First, verify the string quoting concern:
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<content>140: export function formatJson<T>(data: T): string {
141: return JSON.stringify(data, null, 2);
142: }
143:
144: /**
145: * Output JSON to a write stream.
146: *
147: * When `fields` is provided, the output is filtered to include only
148: * the specified field paths before serialization. This supports the
149: * `--fields` flag for reducing token consumption in agent workflows.
150: *
151: * @param stream - Output writer (typically stdout)
152: * @param data - Data to serialize
153: * @param fields - Optional field paths to include (dot-notation supported)
154: */
155: export function writeJson<T>(stream: Writer, data: T, fields?: string[]): void {
156: const output =
157: fields && fields.length > 0 ? filterFields(data, fields) : data;
158: stream.write(`${formatJson(output)}\n`);
159: }
160:
161: ...
Yes — writeJson calls JSON.stringify unconditionally. For a string body like "Not Found", this produces "\"Not Found\"\n". That's a real regression. Now verify rawApiRequest's Content-Type logic to compare with resolveEffectiveHeaders:
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<content>429: // Build request headers and body.
430: // String bodies: no Content-Type unless the caller explicitly provides one.
431: // Object bodies: application/json (auto-stringified).
432: const isStringBody = typeof body === "string";
433: const hasContentType = Object.keys(customHeaders).some(
434: (k) => k.toLowerCase() === "content-type"
435: );
436:
437: const headers: Record<string, string> = { ...customHeaders };
438: if (!(isStringBody || hasContentType) && body !== undefined) {
439: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json";
440: }
441:
442: let requestBody: string | undefined;
443: if (body !== undefined) {
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</content>
Confirmed: rawApiRequest uses !(isStringBody || hasContentType) && body !== undefined — for body = null, that's true, so Content-Type gets added. But resolveEffectiveHeaders has an extra body !== null check that prevents this.
Now let me fix both issues. The string-quoting regression is the bigger concern. The root cause: using return-based output ({ data } → writeJson → JSON.stringify) for a raw API proxy where the body may be a plain string. The right fix: revert to output: "json" (flag-only) and write the response body imperatively, correctly distinguishing strings from objects — same logic the old writeResponseBody had, but with --fields support for object bodies. Dry-run still uses writeJson since its data is always a structured object.
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<type>file</type>
<content>1070: export const apiCommand = buildCommand({
1071: output: { json: true },
1072: docs: {
1073: brief: "Make an authenticated API request",
1074: fullDescription:
1075: "Make a raw API request to the Sentry API. Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub. " +
1076: "The endpoint is relative to /api/0/ (do not include the prefix). " +
1077: "Authentication is handled automatically using your stored credentials.\n\n" +
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</content>
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Now update the flag type comments back:
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Now rewrite the func to use imperative output for all paths:
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<type>file</type>
<content>1195: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1196: return {
1197: data: {
1198: method: flags.method,
1199: url: resolveRequestUrl(normalizedEndpoint, params),
1200: headers: resolveEffectiveHeaders(headers, body),
1201: body: body ?? null,
1202: },
1203: };
1204: }
1205:
1206: // Verbose mode: show request details before the response
1207: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) {
1208: writeVerboseRequest(stdout, flags.method, normalizedEndpoint, headers);
1209: }
1210:
1211: const response = await rawApiRequest(normalizedEndpoint, {
1212: method: flags.method,
1213: body,
1214: params,
1215: headers,
1216: });
1217:
1218: const isError = response.status >= 400;
1219:
1220: // Silent mode — only set exit code, no ...
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Now I need writeResponseBody — but with --fields support. This is the same function I deleted. Let me recreate it with fields:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>862: stdout.write(`${key}: ${value}\n`);
863: });
864: stdout.write("\n");
865: }
866:
867: /**
868: * Write verbose request output (curl-style format)
869: * @internal Exported for testing
870: */
871: export function writeVerboseRequest(
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</content>
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Now fix the resolveEffectiveHeaders null body divergence. The condition should match rawApiRequest:
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<type>file</type>
<content>937: ): string {
938: // Use getDefaultSdkConfig().baseUrl — same as rawApiRequest — to ensure
939: // trailing slashes are stripped and the URL matches what would be sent.
940: const { baseUrl } = getDefaultSdkConfig();
941: const normalizedEndpoint = endpoint.startsWith("/")
942: ? endpoint.slice(1)
943: : endpoint;
944: const searchParams = buildSearchParams(params);
945: const queryString = searchParams ? `?${searchParams.toString()}` : "";
946: return `${baseUrl}/api/0/${normalizedEndpoint}${queryString}`;
947: }
948:
949: /**
950: * Resolve effective request headers, mirroring rawApiRequest logic.
951: *
952: * Auto-adds Content-Type: application/json for non-string object bodies
953: * when no Content-Type was explicitly provided. ...
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<type>file</type>
<content>956: */
957: export function resolveEffectiveHeaders(
958: customHeaders: Record<string, string> | undefined,
959: body: unknown
960: ): Record<string, string> {
961: const headers = { ...(customHeaders ?? {}) };
962: if (
963: body !== undefined &&
964: body !== null &&
965: typeof body !== "string" &&
966: !Object.keys(headers).some((k) => k.toLowerCase() === "content-type")
967: ) {
968: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json";
969: }
970: return headers;
971: }
972:
973: /**
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</content>
Now align the condition with rawApiRequest: !(isStringBody || hasContentType) && body !== undefined
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Now revert the OutputConfig.human optionality in output.ts — no longer needed since the api command doesn't use the config form:
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<type>file</type>
<content>60: /**
61: * Output configuration declared on `buildCommand` for automatic rendering.
62: *
63: * Three forms:
64: *
65: * 1. **Flag-only** — `output: "json"` — injects `--json` and `--fields` flags
66: * but does not intercept returns. Commands handle their own output.
67: *
68: * 2. **Full config** — `output: { json: true, human: fn }` — injects flags
69: * AND auto-renders the command's return value. Commands return
70: * `{ data }` or `{ data, hint }` objects.
71: *
72: * 3. **JSON-only config** — `output: { json: true }` — like full config but
73: * without a `human` formatter. Data is always serialized as JSON. ...
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Now revert the renderCommandOutput change that handled missing human:
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<type>file</type>
<content>139: // JSON mode: explicit --json flag, or no human formatter (JSON-only command)
140: if (ctx.json || !config.human) {
141: let jsonData = data;
142: if (
143: config.jsonExclude &&
144: config.jsonExclude.length > 0 &&
145: typeof data === "object" &&
146: data !== null
147: ) {
148: const copy = { ...data } as Record<string, unknown>;
149: for (const key of config.jsonExclude) {
150: delete copy[key];
151: }
152: jsonData = copy;
153: }
154: writeJson(stdout, jsonData, ctx.fields);
155: return;
156: }
157:
158: const text = config.human(data);
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</content>
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Now run checks:
at async file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/@trpc/server/dist/tracked-D4V22yc5.mjs:298:13
at async Command.<anonymous> (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:355:32)
at async Command.parseAsync (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/commander/lib/command.js:1122:5)
at async Object.run (file:///home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/trpc-cli/dist/index.js:461:9)
error: script "lint" exited with code 1
$ bunx ultracite check
src/commands/api.ts format ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
× Formatter would have printed the following content:
1221 1221 │ // Dry-run mode: preview the request that would be sent
1222 1222 │ if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1223 │ - ······writeJson(stdout,·{
1224 │ - ········method:·flags.method,
1225 │ - ········url:·resolveRequestUrl(normalizedEndpoint,·params),
1226 │ - ········headers:·resolveEffectiveHeaders(headers,·body),
1227 │ - ········body:·body·??·null,
1228 │ - ······},·flags.fields);
1223 │ + ······writeJson(
1224 │ + ········stdout,
1225 │ + ········{
1226 │ + ··········method:·flags.method,
1227 │ + ··········url:·resolveRequestUrl(normalizedEndpoint,·params),
1228 │ + ··········headers:·resolveEffectiveHeaders(headers,·body),
1229 │ + ··········body:·body·??·null,
...
Checked 1 file in 394ms. Fixed 1 file. $ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1596ms. No fixes applied.
Now update the resolveEffectiveHeaders tests — the null body test needs updating since the behavior changed:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 194 pass 0 fail 277 expect() calls Ran 194 tests across 1 file. [342.00ms]
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 48 pass 0 fail 3449 expect() calls Ran 48 tests across 1 file. [527.00ms]
Wait — let me check if the resolveEffectiveHeaders null body test still passes correctly. The behavior changed (null body now adds Content-Type):
test("auto-adds Content-Type for object bodies", () => {
const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, { key: "value" });
expect(headers["Content-Type"]).toBe("application/json");
});
test("does not add Content-Type for string bodies", () => {
The existing test tests objects — it still passes. But there's no test for null body behavior. Let me add one to verify the fix:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1132: ).toEqual({ status: "ignored", statusDetails: { ignoreCount: 1 } });
1133: });
1134:
1135: test("falls back to raw string for invalid JSON", () => {
1136: expect(parseDataBody("not json")).toBe("not json");
1137: });
1138:
1139: test("falls back to raw string for partial JSON", () => {
1140: expect(parseDataBody('{"broken')).toBe('{"broken');
1141: });
1142: });
1143:
1144: describe("extractJsonBody", () => {
1145: test("returns empty object for undefined input", () => {
1146: const stderr = createMockWriter();
1147: expect(extractJsonBody(undefined, stderr)).toEqual({});
1148: expect(stderr.output).toBe("");
1149: });
1150:
1151: test("returns empty object for empty array", () => {
1152: const stderr = createMockWriter();
1153: expect(extractJsonBody([], ...
Let me find the resolveEffectiveHeaders test block:
28: resolveEffectiveHeaders,
1073:describe("resolveEffectiveHeaders", () => {
1075: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, { key: "value" });
1080: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, "raw-string");
1085: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(
1093: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(
1102: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(
1111: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, undefined);
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1073: describe("resolveEffectiveHeaders", () => {
1074: test("auto-adds Content-Type for object bodies", () => {
1075: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, { key: "value" });
1076: expect(headers["Content-Type"]).toBe("application/json");
1077: });
1078:
1079: test("does not add Content-Type for string bodies", () => {
1080: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(undefined, "raw-string");
1081: expect(headers["Content-Type"]).toBeUndefined();
1082: });
1083:
1084: test("does not override explicit Content-Type", () => {
1085: const headers = resolveEffectiveHeaders(
1086: { "Content-Type": "text/plain" },
1087: { key: "value" }
1088: );
1089: expect(headers["Content-Type"]).toBe("text/plain");
1090: });
1091:
1092: test("case-insensitive Content-Type ...
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Now also add writeResponseBody back to the test imports and add tests:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>25: prepareRequestOptions,
26: readStdin,
27: resolveBody,
28: resolveEffectiveHeaders,
29: resolveRequestUrl,
30: setNestedValue,
31: writeResponseHeaders,
32: writeVerboseRequest,
33: writeVerboseResponse,
34: } from "../../src/commands/api.js";
35: import { ValidationError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
36: import type { Writer } from "../../src/types/index.js";
37:
38: /**
39: * Create a mock Writer that collects output into a string
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</content>
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts"> ERROR [31:3] Several of these imports are unused. </diagnostics>
Need to add tests for writeResponseBody. Let me find the right place — after the resolveEffectiveHeaders tests:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>918: const writer = createMockWriter();
919:
920: writeVerboseRequest(writer, "GET", "organizations/", undefined);
921:
922: expect(writer.output).toBe("> GET /api/0/organizations/\n>\n");
923: });
924:
925: test("writes headers when provided", () => {
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</content>
916:describe("writeVerboseRequest", () => {
Add writeResponseBody tests before writeVerboseRequest:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>914: });
915:
916: describe("writeVerboseRequest", () => {
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</content>
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$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1543ms. No fixes applied. 290 pass 0 fail 3875 expect() calls Ran 290 tests across 3 files. [818.00ms]
All 290 pass, lint clean. Let me also verify the property tests still pass for resolveEffectiveHeaders (the null body behavior changed):
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 4 pass 44 filtered out 0 fail 207 expect() calls Ran 4 tests across 1 file. [384.00ms]
Good. Now commit and push:
src/commands/api.ts | 69 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------ src/lib/formatters/output.ts | 18 +++--------- test/commands/api.test.ts | 59 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 113 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-)
[feat/dry-run 922a6506] fix: api command preserves raw string responses, fix null body header divergence 3 files changed, 113 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 997570c4..922a6506 feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Now update the todo list and wait for CI:
[
{
"content": "BugBot: API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format (stale — references old code pre-refactor, code has been rewritten)",
"status": "in_progress",
"priority": "low"
},
{
"content": "Seer + BugBot: API command JSON-wraps non-JSON string response bodies — fixed in 922a6506",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: Dry-run headers diverge from actual request for null body — fixed in 922a6506",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "medium"
}
]
Now wait for CI:
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E2E still running. Let me wait more:
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All CI green! Just waiting on Cursor Bugbot:
NEUTRAL Cursor Bugbot
Bugbot finished with NEUTRAL (no new bugs found). All CI green. Now check unresolved comments:
[{"body":"### API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format\n\n**Medium Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION START --\u003e\nThe `api --dr","line":1234},{"body":"### Duplicate comment line in dry-run section\n\n**Low Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION START --\u003e\nThe comment `// Dry-run mode","line":1221}]
Two unresolved comments:
70e7f2dc): "API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format" — stale, the referenced code was completely rewrittenLet me look at the second one more carefully. Two unresolved comments. Let me see them in full:
### Duplicate comment line in dry-run section **Low Severity** <!-- DESCRIPTION START --> The comment `// Dry-run mode: preview the request that would be sent` is duplicated on two consecutive lines. <!-- DESCRIPTION END --> <!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: c82b11ef-11a6-43f6-b48f-c5787fdddef5 --> <!-- LOCATIONS START src/commands/api.ts#L1219-L1221 LOCATIONS END --> <div><a href="https://cursor.com/open?data=eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCIsImtpZCI6ImJ1Z2JvdC12MiJ9.eyJ2ZXJzaW9uIjoxLCJ0eXBlIjoiQlVHQk9UX0ZJWF9JTl9DVVJTT1IiLCJkYXRhIjp7InJlZGlzS2V5IjoiYnVnYm90OjcxN2Y0ZDU1LTIxNDctNGIyNS1iZGFmLWNkNWU2Mjg0OWU3MSIsImVuY3J5cHRpb25LZXkiOiJUX0cwV1RKNVVOLU5rR3R0T2VwRnZsaUZoOVpwUzBoSHVtWXpOQ3JMbE9ZIiwiYnJhbmNoIjoiZmVhdC9kcnktcnVuIiwicmVwb093bmVyIjoiZ2V0c2VudHJ5IiwicmVwb05hbWUiOiJjbGkifSwiaWF0IjoxNzczMjI5MDI2LCJleHAiOjE3NzU4MjEwMjZ9.p271KSU7ExDjl7c4StDUjCV5MYJL3FVEJgupTfJTYqC4JCAS6aIjajs9gkPCRKjbTuat3qsMyV7yoI98S1GFxwM1Yt1qC9sKIC0fNWBdVYCvdES9fx2PQ8is-NGt64X8WrcZdSHmCgrygMP83vAAxUZ34RmdeG4Akn8n1pt9z2Tk6W...
Let me check if there's actually a duplicate comment line:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1217: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1218: : undefined;
1219:
1220: // Dry-run mode: preview the request that would be sent
1221: // Dry-run mode: preview the request that would be sent
1222: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1223: writeJson(
1224: stdout,
1225: {
1226: method: flags.method,
(Showing lines 1217-1226 of 1276. Use offset=1227 to continue.)
</content>
Yep, duplicate line. Easy fix:
Edit applied successfully.
Now reply to both stale comments. First find the thread IDs to resolve them:
[{"body":"### API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format\n\n**Medium Severity**\n\n","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zi71k"},{"body":"### Duplicate comment line in dry-run section\n\n**Low Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTIO","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zkd52"}]
Resolve both — the first is stale (code completely rewritten), the second is fixed:
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
{"data":{"resolveReviewThread":{"thread":{"isResolved":true}}}}
Also check the other two threads that were from the previous round (Seer + BugBot on string quoting, BugBot on null body) — they should still be resolved:
[]
Zero unresolved comments. Now commit the duplicate line fix and push:
[feat/dry-run b307377c] fix: remove duplicate comment line in dry-run section 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git 922a6506..b307377c feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
[
{
"content": "BugBot: API dry-run always outputs JSON ignoring human format (stale — resolved, code rewritten in 69805088)",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "low"
},
{
"content": "Seer + BugBot: API command JSON-wraps non-JSON string response bodies — fixed in 922a6506",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: Dry-run headers diverge from actual request for null body — fixed in 922a6506",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "medium"
},
{
"content": "BugBot: Duplicate comment line in dry-run section — fixed in b307377c",
"status": "completed",
"priority": "low"
}
]
Now wait for CI on the new push:
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The user wants me to remove writeResponseBody() and use the return-based output system for the api command's normal response path too. But we just went through the issue where:
process.exitCode after the command returnsLet me think about how to solve both problems while using return-based output.
For the string quoting issue: the output system calls writeJson which calls JSON.stringify. For string bodies, this wraps them in quotes. I need the output system to handle strings differently.
For the exit code issue: we already solved this for errors by using process.exit(1) directly.
I'm considering whether I can make the output system handle string bodies correctly by wrapping the response in a structure with a custom formatter, or by switching to a hybrid output config that lets me define both JSON and human formatters. ...
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<type>file</type>
<content>866:
867: /**
868: * Write API response body to stdout.
869: *
870: * Preserves raw strings (plain text, HTML error pages) without JSON quoting.
871: * Objects/arrays are JSON-formatted with optional `--fields` filtering.
872: * Null/undefined bodies produce no output.
873: *
874: * @internal Exported for testing
875: */
876: export function writeResponseBody(
877: stdout: Writer,
878: body: unknown,
879: fields?: string[]
880: ): void {
881: if (body === null || body === undefined) {
882: return;
883: }
884:
885: if (typeof body === "object") {
886: writeJson(stdout, body, fields);
887: } else {
888: stdout.write(`${String(body)}\n`);
889: }
890: }
891:
892: /**
893: * Write verbose request output (curl-style format)
894: * @internal Exported for testing
895: */
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Now update handleReturnValue in command.ts to honor exitCode:
43: renderCommandOutput,
319: function handleReturnValue(
336: renderCommandOutput(stdout, value.data, outputConfig, {
393: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
397: handleReturnValue(this, result, cleanFlags);
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<type>file</type>
<content>330: ) {
331: return;
332: }
333: const stdout = (context as Record<string, unknown>)
334: .stdout as import("../types/index.js").Writer;
335:
336: renderCommandOutput(stdout, value.data, outputConfig, {
337: hint: value.hint,
338: json: Boolean(flags.json),
339: fields: flags.fields as string[] | undefined,
340: });
341:
342: // Honor exit code AFTER rendering — Stricli overwrites process.exitCode
343: // after the func returns, so we must use process.exit() directly.
344: if (typeof value.exitCode === "number") {
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</content>
Good, the edit already applied. Now update the api command. First, I need a human formatter for the api response body, then switch to output: { json: true, human: fn } and return-based output:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1: /**
2: * sentry api
3: *
4: * Make raw authenticated API requests to Sentry.
5: * Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub.
6: */
7:
8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { writeJson } from "../lib/formatters/json.js";
13: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
14: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
15: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
16:
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</content>
Now remove writeResponseBody and replace with a human formatter. Also remove the writeJson import (it's used by the dry-run writeJson call — but that will now go through the return-based system too):
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [1262:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. </diagnostics>
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [1262:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. </diagnostics>
Now switch output: "json" to full config:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts"> ERROR [1262:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. </diagnostics>
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<type>file</type>
<content>1093: docs: {
1094: brief: "Make an authenticated API request",
1095: fullDescription:
1096: "Make a raw API request to the Sentry API. Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub. " +
1097: "The endpoint is relative to /api/0/ (do not include the prefix). " +
1098: "Authentication is handled automatically using your stored credentials.\n\n" +
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</content>
1092: output: { json: true, human: formatApiResponse },
Good. Now replace the imperative output section with return-based:
No references to writeResponseBody. The LSP error was stale. Let me also remove the writeJson import since it's no longer used:
Good, no usages. Remove the import:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
13: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
14: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
15:
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</content>
writeJson import is already gone. Now also check if Writer type is still needed:
9
Still used. Now check the current state:
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<type>file</type>
<content>1205:
1206: // Resolve body and query params from flags (--data, --input, or fields)
1207: const { body, params } = await resolveBody(flags, stdin, stderr);
1208:
1209: const headers =
1210: flags.header && flags.header.length > 0
1211: ? parseHeaders(flags.header)
1212: : undefined;
1213:
1214: // Dry-run mode: preview the request that would be sent
1215: if (flags["dry-run"]) {
1216: return {
1217: data: {
1218: method: flags.method,
1219: url: resolveRequestUrl(normalizedEndpoint, params),
1220: headers: resolveEffectiveHeaders(headers, body),
1221: body: body ?? null,
1222: },
1223: };
1224: }
1225:
1226: // Verbose mode: show request details before the response
1227: if (flags.verbose && !flags.silent) ...
Clean. Both dry-run and normal paths are return-based. Now let me run lint and tests:
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1624ms. No fixes applied.
^
SyntaxError: Export named 'writeResponseBody' not found in module '/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/src/commands/api.ts'.
at loadAndEvaluateModule (2:1)
-------------------------------
0 pass
1 fail
1 error
Ran 1 test across 1 file. [352.00ms]
Right — the test file still imports writeResponseBody. Update it to use formatApiResponse:
Edit applied successfully. LSP errors detected in this file, please fix: <diagnostics file="/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/commands/api.test.ts"> ERROR [919:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [925:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [931:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [937:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [943:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [949:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [955:5] The writeResponseBody variable is undeclared. ERROR [31:3] Several of these imports are unused. </diagnostics>
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<type>file</type>
<content>20: normalizeFields,
21: parseDataBody,
22: parseFieldKey,
23: parseFields,
24: parseHeaders,
25: prepareRequestOptions,
26: readStdin,
27: resolveBody,
28: resolveEffectiveHeaders,
29: resolveRequestUrl,
30: setNestedValue,
31: formatApiResponse,
32: writeResponseHeaders,
33: writeVerboseRequest,
34: writeVerboseResponse,
35: } from "../../src/commands/api.js";
36: import { ValidationError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
37: import type { Writer } from "../../src/types/index.js";
38:
39: /**
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OK, the import is already updated (just out of alphabetical order from the first edit). Now update the test block. Let me find writeResponseBody tests:
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<type>file</type>
<content>915:
916: describe("writeResponseBody", () => {
917: test("writes JSON object with pretty-printing", () => {
918: const writer = createMockWriter();
919: writeResponseBody(writer, { key: "value", num: 42 });
920: expect(writer.output).toBe('{\n "key": "value",\n "num": 42\n}\n');
921: });
922:
923: test("writes JSON array with pretty-printing", () => {
924: const writer = createMockWriter();
925: writeResponseBody(writer, [1, 2, 3]);
926: expect(writer.output).toBe("[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]\n");
927: });
928:
929: test("writes string directly without JSON quoting", () => {
930: const writer = createMockWriter();
931: writeResponseBody(writer, "plain text response");
932: expect(writer.output).toBe("plain text response\n");
933: });
934:
935: test("writes number as string", ...
Replace writeResponseBody tests with formatApiResponse tests — the function is now a pure formatter (returns string) instead of writing to a stream:
Edit applied successfully.
Now also check if the createMockWriter / Writer type import is still needed (other tests still use it):
54
Still used extensively. Now run all tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 289 pass 0 fail 3856 expect() calls Ran 289 tests across 3 files. [779.00ms]
All 289 pass across 3 files, lint clean, typecheck clean. Let me review the diff:
src/commands/api.ts | 55 ++++++++++++++++---------------------------- src/lib/command.ts | 6 +++++ src/lib/formatters/output.ts | 9 ++++++++ test/commands/api.test.ts | 54 +++++++++++++++---------------------------- 4 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 71 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/commands/api.ts b/src/commands/api.ts
index 1f05f02a..ad989b77 100644
--- a/src/commands/api.ts
+++ b/src/commands/api.ts
@@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
-import { writeJson } from "../lib/formatters/json.js";
import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
@@ -27,9 +26,9 @@ type ApiFlags = {
readonly silent: boolean;
readonly verbose: boolean;
readonly "dry-run": boolean;
- /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
+ /** Injected by buildCommand via output config */
readonly json: boolean;
- /** Injected by buildCommand via output: "json" */
+ /** Injected by buildCommand via output config */
readonly ...
Clean diff. Net -18 lines. The api command now:
{ data } for both dry-run and normal pathsformatApiResponse as the human formatter (strings raw, objects JSON-formatted){ exitCode: 1 } instead of calling process.exit(1) directlywriteJson or writeResponseBody — everything through the output systemLet me commit and push:
[feat/dry-run 2350f31e] refactor: api command fully return-based, remove writeResponseBody 4 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 71 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git b307377c..2350f31e feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run
Pushed 2350f31e. Let me wait for CI:
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Lint & Typecheck passes. Let me wait for the rest:
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New Seer review comment about dry-run outputting raw JSON instead of human-readable. Let me see the full comment:
**Bug:** The `sentry api --dry-run` command outputs raw JSON instead of the expected human-readable format when not using the `--json` flag. <sub>Severity: MEDIUM</sub> <!-- BUG_PREDICTION --> <details> <summary><b title="Reference ID: `11554916/0`">Suggested Fix</b></summary> Implement a custom human-readable formatter specifically for the dry-run preview object. This new formatter should be used by the `api` command when the `--dry-run` flag is present and `--json` is not. This will ensure the output matches the documented, user-friendly format instead of defaulting to a JSON string dump. </details> <details open> <summary><b title="Reference ID: `11554916/0`">Prompt for AI Agent</b></summary> ``` Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI agent. Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's not valid. Location: src/commands/api.ts#L1091 Potential issue: The `api` command's human-readable output for a ...
Seer is saying the dry-run output is always JSON even in human mode. This is because formatApiResponse receives the dry-run object {method, url, headers, body} and since it's an object, it calls JSON.stringify(body, null, 2).
Is this actually a problem? The api command is a raw API proxy. The dry-run preview showing the request as a JSON object is actually useful and natural for a developer. The command is sentry api — users working with the API expect structured output.
However, Seer has a point — in other commands, --json changes the output format.
So the inconsistency is real: without --json we could show a human-readable format like listing the method, URL, headers, and body on separate lines, while --json would output the structured object. The user previously wanted JSON-only output for consistency, but we're now using a format that supports both human and JSON paths, so we could actually implement this distinction. ...
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There's still 1 unresolved comment. Let me check which one it is. Still 1 unresolved. Let me find it:
[{"body":"### Double newline in API response from formatter convention mismatch\n\n**Medium Severity**\n\n\u003c!-- DESCRIPTION START --\u003e\n`formatApiResponse` returns str","id":"PRRT_kwDOQm6jAs5zkwUF"}]
### Double newline in API response from formatter convention mismatch
**Medium Severity**
<!-- DESCRIPTION START -->
`formatApiResponse` returns strings with a trailing `\n` (carried over from the old `writeResponseBody` which wrote directly to stdout). However, it's now registered as the `human` formatter in `output: { json: true, human: formatApiResponse }`, and `renderCommandOutput` always appends its own `\n` via `stdout.write(`${text}\n`)`. This causes every non-empty API response to end with a double newline. For null/undefined bodies, `formatApiResponse` returns `""`, which then becomes a spurious empty line — the old code produced no output at all for those cases.
<!-- DESCRIPTION END -->
<!-- BUGBOT_BUG_ID: 496b8f88-fd4a-4127-9376-7a23fc4968ae -->
<!-- LOCATIONS START
src/commands/api.ts#L875-L883
src/commands/api.ts#L1090-L1091
LOCATIONS END -->
<details>
<summary>Additional Locations (1)</summary>
- ...
Valid bug from BugBot! formatApiResponse adds \n but renderCommandOutput also adds \n. Let me check:
167: stdout.write(`${text}\n`);
196: stdout.write(`${text}\n`);
199: stdout.write(`\n${muted(options.hint)}\n`);
215: stdout.write("\n");
216: stdout.write(`${muted(text)}\n`);
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<type>file</type>
<content>155: ) {
156: const copy = { ...data } as Record<string, unknown>;
157: for (const key of config.jsonExclude) {
158: delete copy[key];
159: }
160: jsonData = copy;
161: }
162: writeJson(stdout, jsonData, ctx.fields);
163: return;
164: }
165:
166: const text = config.human(data);
167: stdout.write(`${text}\n`);
168:
169: if (ctx.hint) {
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BugBot is right — line 167 does stdout.write(\${text}\n`), adding \n. And formatApiResponsealready returns strings with trailing\n`. Double newline.
Fix: remove the trailing \n from formatApiResponse (match the convention that the framework adds the newline):
Edit applied successfully.
Good — all other human formatters return without trailing newlines. Now fix the tests:
19: formatApiResponse,
916:describe("formatApiResponse", () => {
918: expect(formatApiResponse({ key: "value", num: 42 })).toBe(
924: expect(formatApiResponse([1, 2, 3])).toBe("[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]\n");
928: expect(formatApiResponse("plain text response")).toBe(
934: expect(formatApiResponse(42)).toBe("42\n");
938: expect(formatApiResponse(null)).toBe("");
942: expect(formatApiResponse(undefined)).toBe("");
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<content>916: describe("formatApiResponse", () => {
917: test("formats JSON object with pretty-printing", () => {
918: expect(formatApiResponse({ key: "value", num: 42 })).toBe(
919: '{\n "key": "value",\n "num": 42\n}\n'
920: );
921: });
922:
923: test("formats JSON array with pretty-printing", () => {
924: expect(formatApiResponse([1, 2, 3])).toBe("[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]\n");
925: });
926:
927: test("formats string directly without JSON quoting", () => {
928: expect(formatApiResponse("plain text response")).toBe(
929: "plain text response\n"
930: );
931: });
932:
933: test("formats number as string", () => {
934: expect(formatApiResponse(42)).toBe("42\n");
935: });
936:
937: test("returns empty string for null", () => {
938: expect(formatApiResponse(null)).toBe("");
939: ...
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<type>file</type>
<content>916: describe("formatApiResponse", () => {
917: test("formats JSON object with pretty-printing", () => {
918: expect(formatApiResponse({ key: "value", num: 42 })).toBe(
919: '{\n "key": "value",\n "num": 42\n}'
920: );
921: });
922:
923: test("formats JSON array with pretty-printing", () => {
924: expect(formatApiResponse([1, 2, 3])).toBe("[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]");
925: });
926:
927: test("formats string directly without JSON quoting", () => {
928: expect(formatApiResponse("plain text response")).toBe(
929: "plain text response"
930: );
931: });
932:
933: test("formats number as string", () => {
934: expect(formatApiResponse(42)).toBe("42");
935: });
936:
937: test("returns empty string for null", () => {
938: expect(formatApiResponse(null)).toBe("");
939: ...
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 337 pass 0 fail 3949 expect() calls Ran 337 tests across 4 files. [781.00ms]
All 337 pass (289 api/project + 48 command). Amend and push:
[feat/dry-run 8d4aebfc] refactor: api command fully return-based, remove writeResponseBody Date: Wed Mar 11 11:48:40 2026 +0000 5 files changed, 135 insertions(+), 71 deletions(-) To https://github.com/getsentry/cli.git + c06fe6f3...8d4aebfc feat/dry-run -> feat/dry-run (forced update)
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The user is asking a great question. Why am I adding exitCode to CommandOutput<T> and having the wrapper call process.exit() when I could just throw an error for non-zero exit codes?
Let me think about this...
For the api command, when the response status is >= 400, we want to:
If I throw, Stricli catches the error and... what does it do? Let me think about the Stricli error handling flow.
Actually, the standard pattern for CLI tools is: if you want to output data AND exit non-zero, you throw after outputting. But with return-based output, the output happens in the wrapper AFTER the function returns. So if I throw, the wrapper never gets to render the output.
What if I return the data first and then throw? That won't work syntactically. ...
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<content>88: };
89:
90: /**
91: * Return type for commands with {@link OutputConfig}.
92: *
93: * Commands wrap their return value in this object so the `buildCommand` wrapper
94: * can unambiguously detect data vs void returns. The optional `hint` provides
95: * rendering metadata that depends on execution-time values (e.g. auto-detection
96: * source). Hints are shown in human mode and suppressed in JSON mode.
97: *
98: * @typeParam T - The data type (matches the `OutputConfig<T>` type parameter)
99: */
100: export type CommandOutput<T> = {
101: /** The data to render (serialized as-is to JSON, passed to `human` formatter) */
102: data: T;
103: /** Hint line appended after human output (suppressed in JSON mode) */
104: hint?: string;
105: /**
106: * Exit code to set after rendering output. ...
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<content>375: // biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noExplicitAny: Stricli's CommandFunction type is complex
376: const wrappedFunc = function (this: CONTEXT, flags: any, ...args: any[]) {
377: applyLoggingFlags(
378: flags[LOG_LEVEL_KEY] as LogLevelName | undefined,
379: flags.verbose as boolean
380: );
381:
382: const cleanFlags = cleanRawFlags(flags as Record<string, unknown>);
383: setFlagContext(cleanFlags);
384: if (args.length > 0) {
385: setArgsContext(args);
386: }
387:
388: // Call original and intercept data returns.
389: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
390: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
391: const result = originalFunc.call(
392: this,
393: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
394: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
395: ...
Good. Now I see the full picture. Here's the plan:
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<content>143: * @param alternatives - Alternative ways to provide the context
144: * @returns Formatted multi-line error message
145: */
146: function buildContextMessage(
147: resource: string,
148: command: string,
149: alternatives: string[]
150: ): string {
151: const lines = [
152: `${resource} is required.`,
153: "",
154: "Specify it using:",
155: ` ${command}`,
156: ];
157: if (alternatives.length > 0) {
158: lines.push("", "Or:");
159: for (const alt of alternatives) {
160: lines.push(` - ${alt}`);
161: }
162: }
163: return lines.join("\n");
164: }
165:
166: /**
167: * Build the formatted resolution error message for entities that could not be found or resolved.
168: *
169: * @param resource - The entity that could not be resolved (e.g., "Issue 99124558")
170: * @param ...
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<content>117:
118: constructor(message: string, suggestion?: string) {
119: super(message);
120: this.name = "ConfigError";
121: this.suggestion = suggestion;
122: }
123:
124: override format(): string {
125: let msg = this.message;
126: if (this.suggestion) {
127: msg += `\n\nSuggestion: ${this.suggestion}`;
128: }
129: return msg;
130: }
131: }
132:
133: const DEFAULT_CONTEXT_ALTERNATIVES = [
134: "Run from a directory with a Sentry-configured project",
135: "Set SENTRY_ORG and SENTRY_PROJECT (or SENTRY_DSN) environment variables",
136: ] as const;
137:
138: /**
139: * Build the formatted context error message with usage hints.
140: *
141: * @param resource - What is required (e.g., "Organization")
142: * @param command - Usage example command
143: * @param alternatives - Alternative ...
Good. Now implement:
Step 1: Add OutputError to errors.ts
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Step 3: Update handleReturnValue — remove exitCode handling, add OutputError catch in wrapper
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Now add the OutputError catch in the wrapper:
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28: * Correct: import { buildCommand } from "../../lib/command.js";
29: * Incorrect: import { buildCommand } from "@stricli/core"; // skips everything!
33:import {
39:import { parseFieldsList } from "./formatters/json.js";
40:import {
45:import {
51:import { setArgsContext, setFlagContext } from "./telemetry.js";
334: .stdout as import("../types/index.js").Writer;
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Now add the .catch() to the wrapper for OutputError:
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<content>382:
383: // Call original and intercept data returns.
384: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
385: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
386: const result = originalFunc.call(
387: this,
388: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
389: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
390: );
391:
392: if (result instanceof Promise) {
393: return result.then((resolved) => {
394: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
395: }) as ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
396: }
397:
398: handleReturnValue(this, result, cleanFlags);
399: return result as ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
400: } as typeof originalFunc;
401:
402: // Build the command with the wrapped function via Stricli
403: return stricliCommand({
404: ...builderArgs,
405: ...
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<content>8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
13: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
14: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
15:
16: type HttpMethod = "GET" | "POST" | "PUT" | "DELETE" | "PATCH";
17:
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<content>8: import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
9: import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
10: import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
11: import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
12: import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
13: import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
14: import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
15:
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/**
* sentry api
*
* Make raw authenticated API requests to Sentry.
* Similar to 'gh api' for GitHub.
*/
import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
import { OutputError, ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
Now update the command tests for the exitCode tests in command.test.ts:
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<content>1239:
1240: test("exitCode calls process.exit after rendering", async () => {
1241: let exitCalledWith: number | undefined;
1242: const originalExit = process.exit;
1243:
1244: const command = buildCommand<
1245: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1246: [],
1247: TestContext
1248: >({
1249: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1250: output: {
1251: json: true,
1252: human: (d: { error: string }) => `Error: ${d.error}`,
1253: },
1254: parameters: {},
1255: func(this: TestContext) {
1256: return { data: { error: "not found" }, exitCode: 1 };
1257: },
1258: });
1259:
1260: const routeMap = buildRouteMap({
1261: routes: { test: command },
1262: docs: { brief: "Test app" },
1263: });
1264: const app = ...
import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, spyOn, test } from "bun:test";
import * as Sentry from "@sentry/bun";
import {
Wait — I need to rethink. The wrapper catches OutputError, renders the data, then re-throws. The re-thrown OutputError reaches bin.ts, which would print "Error: " to stderr. That's wrong.
Two options:
process.exit(err.exitCode) in the wrapper (same as before, just moved from handleReturnValue to .catch())bin.ts recognize OutputError and silently exitOption 1 is simpler and the process.exit is now in the framework, not the command. Let me go with that:
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<content>391:
392: if (result instanceof Promise) {
393: return result
394: .then((resolved) => {
395: handleReturnValue(this, resolved, cleanFlags);
396: })
397: .catch((err: unknown) => {
398: if (err instanceof OutputError && outputConfig) {
399: handleReturnValue(
400: this,
401: { data: err.data } as CommandOutput<unknown>,
402: cleanFlags
403: );
404: }
405: throw err;
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Now update the tests. The exitCode tests in command.test.ts need to throw OutputError instead of returning { exitCode }:
9:import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, spyOn, test } from "bun:test";
11:import * as Sentry from "@sentry/bun";
12:import {
18:import {
27:import { LOG_LEVEL_NAMES, logger, setLogLevel } from "../../src/lib/logger.js";
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<content>9: import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, spyOn, test } from "bun:test";
10: // biome-ignore lint/performance/noNamespaceImport: needed for spyOn mocking
11: import * as Sentry from "@sentry/bun";
12: import {
13: buildApplication,
14: buildRouteMap,
15: type CommandContext,
16: run,
17: } from "@stricli/core";
18: import {
19: applyLoggingFlags,
20: buildCommand,
21: FIELDS_FLAG,
22: JSON_FLAG,
23: LOG_LEVEL_FLAG,
24: numberParser,
25: VERBOSE_FLAG,
26: } from "../../src/lib/command.js";
27: import { LOG_LEVEL_NAMES, logger, setLogLevel } from "../../src/lib/logger.js";
28:
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import { OutputError } from "../../src/lib/errors.js";
Good, import is there. Now rewrite the exitCode tests:
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<content>1238: expect(JSON.parse(jsonRaw)).toEqual({ org: "sentry" });
1239: });
1240:
1241: test("OutputError renders data then propagates error", async () => {
1242: const command = buildCommand<
1243: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1244: [],
1245: TestContext
1246: >({
1247: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1248: output: {
1249: json: true,
1250: human: (d: { error: string }) => `Error: ${d.error}`,
1251: },
1252: parameters: {},
1253: func(this: TestContext) {
1254: throw new OutputError({ error: "not found" });
1255: },
1256: });
1257:
1258: const routeMap = buildRouteMap({
1259: routes: { test: command },
1260: docs: { brief: "Test app" },
1261: });
1262: const app = buildApplication(routeMap, { name: "test" ...
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OK — the old tests were already replaced by my earlier edit. But let me check if Stricli's run() actually rejects when a command throws, or if it swallows the error. Let me run and see:
(fail) buildCommand return-based output > OutputError renders JSON in --json mode
1323 | docs: { brief: "Test app" },
1324 | });
1325 | const app = buildApplication(routeMap, { name: "test" });
1326 | const ctx = createTestContext();
1327 |
1328 | await expect(run(app, ["test"], ctx as TestContext)).rejects.toThrow(
^
error:
Expected promise that rejects
Received promise that resolved: Promise { <resolved> }
at <anonymous> (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/lib/command.test.ts:1328:66)
(fail) buildCommand return-based output > non-OutputError throws propagate without rendering [1.00ms]
46 pass
3 fail
99 expect() calls
Ran 49 tests across 1 file. [407.00ms]
So Stricli catches the errors internally and doesn't re-reject the run() promise. It calls its own error handler instead. Let me look at how Stricli handles errors...
The key issue is: Stricli's run() catches all errors from command functions and processes them internally (via context.process.reject). It doesn't re-throw them, so run() always resolves.
This means the .catch() handler in the wrapper works fine — it catches the error before Stricli. But then after the catch handler re-throws, Stricli catches it in its own error handling and... calls context.process.reject which typically just sets exitCode.
So the wrapper's .catch() handler intercepts the error, renders the output, and re-throws it. Stricli then catches that re-thrown error in its own try/catch and handles it internally, which means run() still resolves rather than rejecting. After run() completes in bin.ts, executeWithAutoAuth continues with the resolved value.
But Stricli does set ...
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2207: const exitCode = await runApplication(app, inputs, context); 2208: context.process.exitCode = exitCode;
hidden: hiddenRoutes?.[originalRouteName] ?? false
};
});
}
};
}
// src/index.ts
async function run(app, inputs, context) {
const exitCode = await runApplication(app, inputs, context);
context.process.exitCode = exitCode;
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch (exc) {
--
} catch {
/**
* Command module unexpectedly threw an error.
*/
CommandRunError: 1
};
// src/util/case-style.ts
function convertKebabCaseToCamelCase(str) {
return str.replace(/-./g, (match) => match[1].toUpperCase());
}
function convertCamelCaseToKebabCase(name) {
return Array.from(name).map((char, i) => {
--
if (determineExitCode) {
return determineExitCode(result);
}
return ExitCode.CommandRunError;
}
} catch (exc) {
const ansiColor = shouldUseAnsiColor(context.process, context.process.stderr, documentationConfig);
const errorMessage = errorFormatting.exceptionWhileRunningCommand(exc, ansiColor);
context.process.stderr.write(
ansiColor ? `\x1B[1m\x1B[31m${errorMessage}\x1B[39m\x1B[22m
` : `${errorMessage}
`
--
if (determineExitCode) {
return determineExitCode(exc);
}
return ExitCode.CommandRunError;
There it is! Stricli catches the thrown error, writes an error message to stderr, and returns ExitCode.CommandRunError (1). The run() function then sets context.process.exitCode = exitCode. So run() always resolves.
This means:
.catch() renders output ✓context.process.exitCode = 1 ✓Problem: Stricli will print its own error message to stderr. I need to prevent that. The cleanest way: don't re-throw from the wrapper. Instead, render the data and signal the error differently.
Actually, wait — the Stricli error message writes to context.process.stderr. In bin.ts, this is the real process.stderr. So Stricli would print something like "An exception was thrown while running command" to stderr. That's bad.
Two options:
process.exit(exitCode) after rendering (back to where we started)The issue is that Stricli always sets exitCode = 0 for successful returns (line 2208). If I don't throw, Stricli writes 0. That's why we needed process.exit() in the first place.
OK the cleanest approach: the wrapper catches OutputError, renders the data, and calls process.exit(). No re-throw. The process.exit() lives in the framework, not the command. The command just throws.
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<content>383: // Call original and intercept data returns.
384: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
385: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
386: // OutputError is caught, rendered via the output config, then re-thrown
387: // so Stricli sets a non-zero exit code.
388: let result: ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
389: try {
390: result = originalFunc.call(
391: this,
392: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
393: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
394: );
395: } catch (err) {
396: if (err instanceof OutputError && outputConfig) {
397: handleReturnValue(
398: this,
399: { data: err.data } as CommandOutput<unknown>,
400: cleanFlags
401: );
402: }
403: throw err;
404: }
405:
406: if ...
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<content>382:
383: // Call original and intercept data returns.
384: // Commands with output config return { data, hint? };
385: // the wrapper renders automatically. Void returns are ignored.
386: // OutputError is caught, rendered via the output config, then re-thrown
387: // so Stricli sets a non-zero exit code.
388: let result: ReturnType<typeof originalFunc>;
389: try {
390: result = originalFunc.call(
391: this,
392: cleanFlags as FLAGS,
393: ...(args as unknown as ARGS)
394: );
395: } catch (err) {
396: if (err instanceof OutputError && outputConfig) {
397: handleReturnValue(
398: this,
399: { data: err.data } as CommandOutput<unknown>,
400: cleanFlags
401: );
402: process.exit(err.exitCode);
403: ...
I see that the edit already applied a version that has the process.exit() in both places, but without the handleOutputError helper. Let me see the full state to understand. It looks like a previous edit applied partially. Let me just rewrite the section cleanly:
Good — looks like my edit partially applied already with process.exit() in both sync and async paths. Let me clean it up to use the shared helper:
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Good. Now undo the bin.ts change since OutputError no longer propagates to it:
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<content>1: import { isatty } from "node:tty";
2: import { run } from "@stricli/core";
3: import { app } from "./app.js";
4: import { buildContext } from "./context.js";
5: import { AuthError, formatError, getExitCode } from "./lib/errors.js";
6: import { error } from "./lib/formatters/colors.js";
7: import { runInteractiveLogin } from "./lib/interactive-login.js";
8: import { getEnvLogLevel, setLogLevel } from "./lib/logger.js";
9: import { withTelemetry } from "./lib/telemetry.js";
10: import { startCleanupOldBinary } from "./lib/upgrade.js";
11: import {
12: abortPendingVersionCheck,
13: getUpdateNotification,
14: maybeCheckForUpdateInBackground,
15: shouldSuppressNotification,
16: } from "./lib/version-check.js";
17:
18: // Exit cleanly when downstream pipe consumer closes (e.g., `sentry issue list | head`). ...
Good — bin.ts was already reverted. Let me check the catch block:
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<content>114: process.exitCode = getExitCode(err);
115: return;
116: } finally {
117: // Abort any pending version check to allow clean exit
118: abortPendingVersionCheck();
119: }
120:
121: // Show update notification after command completes
122: if (!suppressNotification) {
123: const notification = getUpdateNotification();
124: if (notification) {
125: process.stderr.write(notification);
126: }
127: }
128: }
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<content>108: }
109:
110: try {
111: await executeWithAutoAuth(args);
112: } catch (err) {
113: process.stderr.write(`${error("Error:")} ${formatError(err)}\n`);
114: process.exitCode = getExitCode(err);
115: return;
116: } finally {
117: // Abort any pending version check to allow clean exit
118: abortPendingVersionCheck();
119: }
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The OutputError catch was already removed from bin.ts — good. The handleOutputError in command.ts calls process.exit() so OutputError never reaches bin.ts.
Now fix the tests — they need to use process.exit mock instead of rejects.toThrow:
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<content>1240:
1241: test("OutputError renders data and exits with error code", async () => {
1242: let exitCalledWith: number | undefined;
1243: const originalExit = process.exit;
1244:
1245: const command = buildCommand<
1246: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1247: [],
1248: TestContext
1249: >({
1250: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1251: output: {
1252: json: true,
1253: human: (d: { error: string }) => `Error: ${d.error}`,
1254: },
1255: parameters: {},
1256: async func(this: TestContext) {
1257: throw new OutputError({ error: "not found" });
1258: },
1259: });
1260:
1261: const routeMap = buildRouteMap({
1262: routes: { test: command },
1263: docs: { brief: "Test app" },
1264: });
1265: const app = ...
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<content>1324: test("non-OutputError throws propagate without rendering", async () => {
1325: const command = buildCommand<
1326: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1327: [],
1328: TestContext
1329: >({
1330: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1331: output: {
1332: json: true,
1333: human: () => "should not render",
1334: },
1335: parameters: {},
1336: async func(this: TestContext) {
1337: throw new Error("unexpected failure");
1338: },
1339: });
1340:
1341: const routeMap = buildRouteMap({
1342: routes: { test: command },
1343: docs: { brief: "Test app" },
1344: });
1345: const app = buildApplication(routeMap, { name: "test" });
1346: const ctx = createTestContext();
1347:
1348: // Non-OutputError: Stricli catches it ...
The tests already look correct — they mock process.exit, run the command, and verify output was rendered. These were already updated from a previous edit. Let me also check the non-OutputError test: it doesn't mock process.exit (correct — non-OutputError doesn't call it), just verifies no output was rendered. But Stricli will write to stderr on its own for the error — that's fine, the test only checks stdout via ctx.output.
But wait — ctx.output collects BOTH stdout and stderr writes. Let me check:
function createTestContext() {
const collected: string[] = [];
const stdoutWriter = {
write: (s: string) => {
collected.push(s);
return true;
},
};
return {
process: {
stdout: stdoutWriter,
stderr: {
write: (s: string) => {
collected.push(s);
return true;
},
},
},
/** stdout on context — used by buildCommand's return-based output handler */
stdout: stdoutWriter,
/** All collected output chunks */
output: collected,
};
}
describe("buildCommand", () => {
1309 | unprocessedInputs.push(input);
1310 | return;
1311 | }
1312 | const camelCaseRouteName = convertKebabCaseToCamelCase(input);
1313 | let internalRouteName = input;
1314 | let next = current.getRoutingTargetForInput(internalRouteName);
^
TypeError: current.getRoutingTargetForInput is not a function. (In 'current.getRoutingTargetForInput(internalRouteName)', 'current.getRoutingTargetForInput' is undefined)
at next (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.cjs:1314:26)
at runApplication (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.cjs:1419:21)
at run (/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/node_modules/@stricli/core/dist/index.cjs:2255:26)
at ...
Can't use CJS with ESM stricli. Let me just check the failing test more carefully. The first test passes but the JSON test fails because ctx.output includes Stricli's stderr message mixed in:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) 1 pass 48 filtered out 0 fail 2 expect() calls Ran 1 test across 1 file. [400.00ms]
First test passes. The JSON test fails because the mock process.exit() doesn't terminate execution, so Stricli continues and appends stderr to collected. The issue is that collected captures both stdout and stderr, and after our mocked process.exit(), Stricli continues and writes its own error message to context.process.stderr.
Fix: separate stdout and stderr collectors:
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/lib/command.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1283: await run(app, ["test"], ctx as TestContext);
1284: } finally {
1285: process.exit = originalExit;
1286: }
1287: expect(exitCalledWith).toBe(1);
1288: // Output was rendered BEFORE exit
1289: expect(ctx.output.join("")).toContain("Error: not found");
1290: });
1291:
1292: test("OutputError renders JSON in --json mode", async () => {
1293: let exitCalledWith: number | undefined;
1294: const originalExit = process.exit;
1295:
1296: const command = buildCommand<
1297: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1298: [],
1299: TestContext
1300: >({
1301: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1302: output: {
1303: json: true,
1304: human: (d: { error: string }) => `Error: ${d.error}`,
1305: },
1306: parameters: {},
1307: async ...
I see - the tests were already updated by a previous edit to use a MockExit approach. But the JSON test uses ctx.output which collects both stdout and stderr. The MockExit approach throws to prevent further execution after process.exit(), which is good — it prevents Stricli from appending stderr output. But Stricli catches the thrown MockExit error and writes its own error message to stderr. Since ctx.output captures both stdout and stderr, the JSON parse will fail because of the stderr noise.
Let me check: actually, if MockExit is thrown, the .catch handler re-throws it (it's not an OutputError).
So when the command throws OutputError, the catch handler renders JSON to stdout and calls process.exit(1), which triggers our mock and throws MockExit. Since that's not an OutputError, it propagates up to Stricli, which catches it and writes its own error message to stderr — contaminating the collected output with both the JSON and Stricli's error text. ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/0e8c2f3bbe145a3280d6fb6ed900a5121f382cf0/silent-panda/test/lib/command.test.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>1291: // Output was rendered BEFORE exit
1292: expect(ctx.output.join("")).toContain("Error: not found");
1293: });
1294:
1295: test("OutputError renders JSON in --json mode", async () => {
1296: let exitCalledWith: number | undefined;
1297: const originalExit = process.exit;
1298:
1299: const command = buildCommand<
1300: { json: boolean; fields?: string[] },
1301: [],
1302: TestContext
1303: >({
1304: docs: { brief: "Test" },
1305: output: {
1306: json: true,
1307: human: (d: { error: string }) => `Error: ${d.error}`,
1308: },
1309: parameters: {},
1310: async func(this: TestContext) {
1311: throw new OutputError({ error: "not found" });
1312: },
1313: });
1314:
1315: const routeMap = buildRouteMap({
1316: ...
Both pass! Now run all tests:
bun test v1.3.10 (30e609e0) [warn] [project.create] Platform 'javascript.nextjs' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'javascript-nextjs' [warn] [project.create] Platform 'python.django.rest' uses '.' instead of '-' — interpreting as 'python-django-rest' 337 pass 0 fail 3977 expect() calls Ran 337 tests across 4 files. [948.00ms]
$ bunx ultracite check Checked 354 files in 1755ms. No fixes applied.
All clean. Let me verify the full change:
src/commands/api.ts | 13 +++++---- src/lib/command.ts | 47 +++++++++++++++++++++--------- src/lib/errors.ts | 20 +++++++++++++ src/lib/formatters/output.ts | 9 ------ test/lib/command.test.ts | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------------- 5 files changed, 106 insertions(+), 51 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/lib/formatters/output.ts b/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
index db0330fd..7dae3a5f 100644
--- a/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
+++ b/src/lib/formatters/output.ts
@@ -102,15 +102,6 @@ export type CommandOutput<T> = {
data: T;
/** Hint line appended after human output (suppressed in JSON mode) */
hint?: string;
- /**
- * Exit code to set after rendering output.
- *
- * Stricli overwrites `process.exitCode` after the command returns,
- * so commands that need non-zero exit (e.g. API error responses)
- * must signal it here. The wrapper calls `process.exit()` after
- * rendering is complete.
- */
- exitCode?: number;
};
/**
diff --git a/src/commands/api.ts b/src/commands/api.ts
index 3791a7a8..43aa322c 100644
--- a/src/commands/api.ts
+++ b/src/commands/api.ts
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
import type { SentryContext } from "../context.js";
import { buildSearchParams, rawApiRequest } from "../lib/api-client.js";
import { buildCommand } from "../lib/command.js";
-import { ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
+import { OutputError, ValidationError } from "../lib/errors.js";
import { validateEndpoint } from "../lib/input-validation.js";
import { getDefaultSdkConfig } from "../lib/sentry-client.js";
import type { Writer } from "../types/index.js";
@@ -1252,9 +1252,12 @@ export const apiCommand = buildCommand({
writeResponseHeaders(stdout, response.status, response.headers);
}
- return {
- data: response.body,
- exitCode: isError ? 1 : undefined,
- };
+ // Error responses: throw so the wrapper renders the body then exits 1. ...
Clean. Let me commit:
On branch feat/dry-run Your branch is ahead of 'origin/main' by 22 commits. (use "git push" to publish your local commits) nothing to commit, working tree clean
Hmm — wait, it amended the wrong commit. Let me check:
31dfdf07 refactor: api command fully return-based, remove writeResponseBody b307377c fix: remove duplicate comment line in dry-run section 922a6506 fix: api command preserves raw string responses, fix null body header divergence 997570c4 fix: use process.exit(1) for api error responses 042d2645 remove dead writeResponseBody function and its tests
It amended the latest commit which already had the OutputError changes folded in. Let me verify the diff is right:
src/commands/api.ts | 56 +++++++++------------- src/lib/command.ts | 41 ++++++++++++---- src/lib/errors.ts | 20 ++++++++ test/commands/api.test.ts | 54 +++++++-------------- test/lib/command.test.ts | 116 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 5 files changed, 203 insertions(+), 84 deletions(-)
The exitCode removal from output.ts was in a prior commit. The latest commit has the OutputError changes. The output.ts change was part of the same overall refactor. Let me check if exitCode is gone from output.ts:
src/lib/command.ts: // exit with the error's code. Stricli overwrites process.exitCode = 0 src/lib/command.ts: process.exit(err.exitCode);
exitCode only appears in command.ts where err.exitCode is used on the CliError base class — that's correct. It's gone from CommandOutput and from api.ts.
Here's the summary of what changed:
OutputError pattern replaces exitCode on CommandOutput:
src/lib/errors.ts — new OutputError class extending CliError. Carries data: unknown for output rendering. Thrown by commands that produce valid output but need non-zero exit.
src/lib/formatters/output.ts — removed exitCode?: number from CommandOutput<T>.
src/lib/command.ts — handleOutputError helper in the wrapper: catches OutputError, renders its data through the output system, calls process.exit(exitCode). Handles both sync throws (try/catch) and async rejects (.catch()). Non-OutputError throws re-throw normally.
src/commands/api.ts — error responses now throw new OutputError(response.body) instead of returning { data, exitCode: 1 }. Clean separation: success returns, failure throws.
Tests — OutputError unit tests in command.test.ts (human mode + JSON mode), mock process.exit to verify exit code and rendered output.
The process.exit() still exists but moved from the command into the framework wrapper — commands just throw.