chore: drop Node v18/v20, raise minimum to lts/v22 - #7
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Culls the EOL Node runtimes ahead of the CI pipeline refactor so that work is measured against an honest baseline. Node 18 went EOL April 2025; Node 20 goes EOL April 2026. CI: - cli-pr-checks: matrix [18, 20, 22, 24] -> [22, 24] (12 jobs -> 6) - Replace 8 hardcoded `node-version: 20` pins with `node-version-file: ".nvmrc"` so future bumps are a one-line change. The deliberate `node-version: 24` OIDC publish step is left alone. Runtime floor: - .nvmrc v20.20.1 -> v22.23.2 (lts/Jod) - engines.node >=22.23.2 in core, core/vendor, gui, extensions/vscode - Add missing engines.node to extensions/cli and binary, neither of which previously declared what they support Binary packaging: - Replace archived `pkg@5.8.1` with `@yao-pkg/pkg@6.22.0`. The Vercel package is unmaintained and its pkg-fetch tops out at prebuilt v18.15.0/v19.8.1, so it cannot emit a node22 target at all. - Bump all 7 pkg targets node18-* -> node22-* - Verified end to end: a node22-linux-x64 binary built with the fork runs and reports v22.23.2 Dependencies aligned to the new floor: - @types/node unified to ^22.20.1 across all 9 declaring packages, which were previously spread over five majors (16, 20, 22, 24). extensions/vscode was still on 16.x. - Lockfiles regenerated Version: - extensions/vscode 1.3.40 -> 2.2.0 Verified: tsc --noEmit clean for extensions/vscode and gui against @types/node@22, including the v16 -> v22 jump. Refs #5 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Raises the repository’s Node.js runtime floor to Node v22.23.2 (via .nvmrc + engines.node), removes EOL Node 18/20 coverage from CI, and aligns TypeScript Node typings and binary packaging tooling to support Node 22 across the monorepo.
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- Bump
.nvmrcto v22.23.2 and update/addengines.node: >=22.23.2in multiple packages (core, vendor, gui, VS Code extension, CLI, binary). - Reduce CLI CI matrix from
[18, 20, 22, 24]to[22, 24]and switch multiple workflows fromnode-version: 20tonode-version-file: ".nvmrc". - Align
@types/nodeto^22.20.1across packages and replace archivedpkg@5.8.1with@yao-pkg/pkg@^6.22.0, updating binary targets tonode22-*.
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| packages/terminal-security/package.json | Bumps @types/node to align typings with Node 22 floor. |
| packages/terminal-security/package-lock.json | Lockfile update for @types/node@22.20.1. |
| packages/openai-adapters/package.json | Unifies @types/node to ^22.20.1. |
| packages/openai-adapters/package-lock.json | Lockfile update reflecting @types/node@22.20.1 and undici-types alignment. |
| packages/llm-info/package.json | Bumps @types/node to ^22.20.1. |
| packages/llm-info/package-lock.json | Lockfile update for @types/node@22.20.1. |
| packages/config-yaml/package.json | Updates @types/node to Node 22-aligned types. |
| packages/config-yaml/package-lock.json | Lockfile regeneration for Node 22 typings / undici-types. |
| packages/config-types/package.json | Updates @types/node to ^22.20.1. |
| packages/config-types/package-lock.json | Lockfile update for Node 22 typings. |
| gui/package.json | Raises engines.node to >=22.23.2 and updates @types/node. |
| gui/package-lock.json | Reflects updated engines.node and Node typings in lockfile. |
| extensions/vscode/package.json | Bumps extension version, raises engines.node to >=22.23.2, updates Node typings (incl. overrides). |
| extensions/vscode/package-lock.json | Lockfile regen for updated extension version, engines floor, and Node typings. |
| extensions/cli/package.json | Adds explicit engines.node >=22.23.2 to CLI package. |
| docs-site/package.json | Updates @types/node to ^22.20.1. |
| docs-site/package-lock.json | Lockfile update for Node 22 typings and regenerated dependency metadata. |
| core/vendor/package.json | Raises engines.node to >=22.23.2. |
| core/package.json | Raises engines.node to >=22.23.2. |
| binary/pkgJson/win32-x64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/pkgJson/win32-arm64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/pkgJson/linux-x64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/pkgJson/linux-arm64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/pkgJson/darwin-x64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/pkgJson/darwin-arm64/package.json | Updates pkg target from node18-* to node22-*. |
| binary/package.json | Adds engines.node, swaps pkg → @yao-pkg/pkg, bumps default pkg target to Node 22. |
| binary/package-lock.json | Lockfile regen for @yao-pkg/pkg and updated engines/targets. |
| .nvmrc | Bumps pinned Node runtime to v22.23.2. |
| .github/workflows/vscode-prerelease.yml | Switches workflow Node setup to follow .nvmrc. |
| .github/workflows/stable-release.yml | Switches main workflow Node setup to .nvmrc while keeping publish step on Node 24. |
| .github/workflows/snyk-agent.yaml | Switches workflow Node setup to follow .nvmrc. |
| .github/workflows/docs-gh-pages.yml | Switches workflow Node setup to follow .nvmrc. |
| .github/workflows/continue-agents.yml | Switches workflow Node setup to follow .nvmrc. |
| .github/workflows/cli-pr-checks.yml | Drops Node 18/20 from matrix, switches non-matrix jobs to follow .nvmrc. |
| .github/workflows/auto-fix-failed-tests.yml | Switches workflow Node setup to follow .nvmrc. |
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The darwin/arm64 VSIX build failed on this PR with:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'distutils'
sqlite3@5.1.7 has no prebuilt binary for the Node 22 ABI, so it fell
back to compiling from source via node-gyp@8.4.1. That node-gyp still
imports Python's `distutils`, removed in Python 3.12, and the macOS
runner ships a newer Python. The build could never have succeeded.
sqlite3@6.0.1 drops node-gyp entirely in favour of prebuild-install and
ships N-API prebuilds (napi-v3/napi-v6) for every target we build:
darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, linux-x64, linuxmusl, win32-x64. Being N-API,
these are ABI-stable across Node majors, so future bumps will not
reintroduce a compile step.
sqlite3 was the only consumer of node-gyp@8.x; @electron/rebuild already
resolves its own 11.5.0. Top-level node-gyp now resolves to 12.4.0 and
the distutils-broken 8.4.1 is gone from every tree.
dbinfoz@0.14.0 (latest) still pins sqlite3 ^5.1.7 with no newer release
available, so an npm `overrides` entry forces v6 across the tree in both
core and extensions/vscode.
sqlite3 v6.0.0 is a dependency/SQLite modernisation with no documented
API breaks. Note upstream has marked node-sqlite3 unmaintained; a
longer-term migration is worth tracking separately.
Verified on Node v22.23.2 with Python 3.14.6 locally, i.e. an
environment with no distutils at all:
- npm ci clean in core and extensions/vscode
- sqlite3 native binding loads and executes a real query
- core's own pattern, open({ driver: sqlite3.Database }) via the
`sqlite` wrapper, round-trips insert/select correctly
- tsc --noEmit clean for extensions/vscode
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binary/package.json declared `node22-darwin-arm64` while all six pkgJson/ files use `node22-macos-arm64`. @yao-pkg/pkg documents `macos` as the platform identifier; `darwin` is undocumented. Carried over from main, where the entry was already `node18-darwin-arm64` — the node18 -> node22 substitution preserved the pre-existing typo. `darwin` is in practice an accepted alias: building with both spellings produces a valid `Mach-O 64-bit arm64 executable`, so this was not breaking the build. Fixed for consistency with the sibling files and to avoid relying on undocumented behaviour. Addresses CodeRabbit review on #7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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core/package-lock.json:5703
core/package-lock.jsoncurrently resolves@types/nodeto25.9.2, which is inconsistent with the Node 22 floor and the PR’s stated goal of standardizing@types/nodeto^22.20.1. This can lead to TypeScript allowing Node APIs/types that don’t exist in the supported runtime.
Consider adding an explicit @types/node: ^22.20.1 devDependency (or an overrides entry for @types/node) in core/package.json, then re-running npm install to regenerate the lockfile so the top-level node_modules/@types/node is 22.x.
The packaging scripts hardcoded sqlite3 v5.1.7 download URLs and unpacked them over core/node_modules/sqlite3/build. After bumping the dependency to v6.0.1, this would overwrite the freshly installed v6 native binding with a v5 one, leaving the JS wrapper mismatched against the .node it loads. Resolve the version from the sqlite3 actually installed in core so a future bump stays in lockstep automatically. Also: - Standardise on napi-v6. utils.js used an arbitrary v3/v6 mix across targets; node-sqlite3 publishes both for every platform it supports, and napi-v6 requires Node >=18.17, well under our new engines floor. - Route win32-arm64 to the S3 mirror in utils.js. node-sqlite3 has never published a win32-arm64 asset, so that map entry was a dead 404 URL; download-copy-sqlite.js already had this fallback. - Add curl -f so a failed download fails loudly instead of writing an error page to build.tar.gz and surfacing later as a confusing tar error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@extensions/vscode/scripts/utils.js`:
- Around line 233-234: Secure the download command in execCmdSync by preventing
untrusted target-derived values from being interpolated into the shell command:
validate target against the supported platform identifiers before building
downloadUrl, or replace the shell invocation with execFileSync using separate
curl arguments and outputPath. Preserve the existing download behavior for valid
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- Around line 229-232: Update the downloadUrl construction at
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before interpolation, and version or checksum-validate the win32-arm64 mirror
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extensions/vscode/scripts/download-copy-sqlite.js:14
- This script resolves
SQLITE_VERSIONfromcore/node_modules/sqlite3/package.jsonat import time, which will throw ifcoredependencies haven’t been installed yet. Reading the resolved version fromcore/package-lock.jsonavoids this hard dependency while keeping the download URL pinned to the same sqlite3 versionnpm ciwill install incore.
const SQLITE_VERSION =
require("../../../core/node_modules/sqlite3/package.json").version;
extensions/vscode/scripts/utils.js:16
utils.jsnow reads the sqlite3 version fromcore/node_modules/...at module load time. This makes any consumer of./utils(e.g.,npm-install.js) fail unlessnpm installhas already been run incore, even when the caller isn’t doing sqlite work. Since the goal is to stay in sync with the version core installs, usingcore/package-lock.jsonprovides the exact resolved version without requiringcore/node_modulesto exist.
const SQLITE_VERSION =
require("../../../core/node_modules/sqlite3/package.json").version;
const NAPI_VERSION = 6;
Addresses CodeRabbit review on #7. Validate `target` against a whitelist of platforms node-sqlite3 actually publishes prebuilds for, before it is interpolated into a URL or reaches a shell. A typo now fails loudly with the supported list instead of 404ing. Use execFileSync rather than execCmdSync (a bare execSync) for the curl invocation in utils.js, so the URL cannot be reinterpreted as shell syntax. `target` comes from autodetectPlatformAndArch() or a --target flag, so this is defence in depth rather than a live vector. Both scripts now share one sqliteDownloadUrl() helper instead of duplicating the URL construction. Documents, but does not fix, the stale win32-arm64 mirror: the archive at the unversioned S3 key still contains SQLite 3.44.2 while sqlite3 v6.0.1 bundles 3.52.0. That target is currently unreachable — it is commented out of package-all.js precisely because no upstream prebuild exists — so this is a FIXME for whoever re-enables it, which requires rebuilding the mirror against SQLITE_VERSION and storing it under a versioned key. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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extensions/vscode/scripts/download-copy-sqlite.js:15
SQLITE_VERSIONis derived via a top-levelrequire("../../../core/node_modules/sqlite3/package.json"). Ifcore/node_moduleshasn’t been installed yet (or is installed via hoisting so that path doesn’t exist), this module will throw immediately with a genericMODULE_NOT_FOUND, which is hard to diagnose.
Consider resolving the version lazily with a targeted error message (and optionally falling back to core/package.json if you want to support environments where core/node_modules isn’t present).
// Keep the pre-built binary in lockstep with the sqlite3 version actually
// installed in core, so a dependency bump can't silently leave us unpacking a
// mismatched native binding over it.
const SQLITE_VERSION =
require("../../../core/node_modules/sqlite3/package.json").version;
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Closes #5.
Culls the EOL Node runtimes and raises the floor to lts/jod (v22.23.2). This lands before the CI refactor (#6) so that work is measured against an honest baseline rather than against jobs that should not have been running at all.
Node 18 went EOL April 2025; Node 20 went EOL April 2026.
CI
cli-pr-checks.yml: matrix[18, 20, 22, 24]→[22, 24]— 12 jobs → 6 per PR.node-version: 20pins across 7 workflows withnode-version-file: ".nvmrc", so the next bump is a one-line change. The deliberatenode-version: 24OIDC npm publish step instable-release.ymlis untouched.The issue only identified the CLI matrix; the sweep found the pins were spread across
snyk-agent,auto-fix-failed-tests,continue-agents,docs-gh-pages,vscode-prereleaseandstable-releasetoo.Runtime floor
.nvmrcv20.20.1→v22.23.2engines.node→>=22.23.2incore,core/vendor,gui,extensions/vscodeengines.nodetoextensions/cliandbinary— neither previously declared what it supported, and the CLI is the package with the widest test matrixBinary packaging — the one real blocker
pkg@5.8.1is archived upstream, and itspkg-fetchonly publishes prebuilt Node binaries up to v18.15.0 / v19.8.1. It cannot emit anode22target at all, so bumping the targets alone would have broken the binary build.Replaced with
@yao-pkg/pkg@6.22.0, the maintained community fork, whosepkg-fetchv3.6 ships a prebuilt v22.23.2 — an exact match for our floor. It exposes the samepkgbin name, so thenpx pkginvocation inbinary/utils/bundle-binary.jsis unchanged.All 7
pkgtargets bumpednode18-*→node22-*(root + 6 per-platformpkgJson/files).Dependencies aligned to the new floor
@types/nodewas spread across five majors —16,20,22,24.extensions/vscodewas still on16.x. Unified to^22.20.1across all 9 declaring packages. Lockfiles regenerated.Version
extensions/vscode1.3.40→2.2.0.Verification
All checks run on the real v22.23.2 runtime via
nvm use lts/jod, not on the host's v24:npm ciclean inextensions/vscodewithengine-strict: true— confirms the lockfile is consistent and the floor is actually satisfiabletsc --noEmitclean forextensions/vscodeandgui, including the v16 → v22@types/nodejump, which was the highest-risk change herenpm ciclean inbinary, resolving@yao-pkg/pkg@6.22.0pkg-fetch --node-range node22 --platform linux --arch x64resolvesfetched-v22.23.2-linux-x64node22-linux-x64binary built with the fork runs and reportsv22.23.2Notes
binary's lockfile still shows a transitive@types/node@20.3.0pulled in by a dependency; it is not a direct declaration and is out of scope here. Dependabot should pick it up.publisher: Continueinextensions/vscodeis deliberately left alone — that belongs to the separate release task, not this cull.Summary by CodeRabbit
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