Implements comprehensive pre-commit hook system to prevent debug code from
reaching protected branches while maintaining developer choice.
- Hooks stored in scripts/git-hooks/ (not in .git tree)
- Deliberate installation required - no forced behavior
- Automated installation script for team members
- Comprehensive testing
- Branch-aware execution (protected vs feature branches)
- Configurable patterns and protected branch list
Philosophy: Each developer chooses whether to use the hook, ensuring
team flexibility while providing powerful debug code prevention tools.
Consolidates all debug hook documentation into single comprehensive guide.
Includes installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and best practices.
- Quick installation with automated script
- Manual installation options
- Configuration customization
- Troubleshooting guide
- Team workflow recommendations
- Emergency bypass procedures
Removes debug span showing map loading status that was left in production code.
Keeps map functionality intact while cleaning up UI for production use.
- Add Version Synchronization Requirements section for package.json/CHANGELOG.md sync
- Include Version Sync Checklist with pre-commit validation steps
- Add Version Change Detection guidelines for identifying version mismatches
- Include Implementation Notes for semantic versioning and changelog standards
- Ensure version bump commits follow proper format and documentation
- Maintain existing human control requirements while adding version sync enforcement
Improves release quality and prevents version drift between package.json and CHANGELOG.md
- Add comprehensive Type Safety Enforcement section with core rules and patterns
- Include Type Guard Patterns for API, Database, and Axios error handling
- Add Implementation Guidelines for avoiding type assertions and proper type narrowing
- Enhance software development ruleset with dependency management best practices
- Add pre-build validation workflows and environment impact assessment
- Include dependency validation strategies and common pitfalls guidance
- Add build script enhancement recommendations for early validation
Improves development workflow consistency and type safety enforcement
- Replace any types in ProfileService with AxiosErrorResponse interface
- Add type-safe error URL extraction method
- Fix Leaflet icon type assertion using Record<string, unknown>
- Enhance AxiosErrorResponse interface with missing properties
- Maintain existing functionality while improving type safety
Closes typing violations in ProfileService.ts and AccountViewView.vue
- Fix Leaflet icon initialization error causing "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'Default')"
- Add proper Leaflet icon configuration with CDN fallbacks
- Implement map ready state management to prevent infinite loading
- Add comprehensive error handling and debugging for map lifecycle events
- Fix profile deletion treating HTTP 204 (No Content) as error instead of success
- Enhance error logging and user feedback throughout profile operations
- Add fallback timeout mechanisms for map initialization failures
- Improve error messages to show specific API failure reasons
Resolves map rendering issues and profile deletion failures by properly
handling HTTP status codes and Leaflet component initialization.
- Create software_development.mdc with evidence-first development principles
- Add code path tracing requirements to research_diagnostic.mdc
- Update base_context.mdc to reference new specialized rulesets
- Create ADR and investigation report templates
- Improve markdown formatting across all ruleset files
Enhances development workflow with specialized guidance for:
- Code review standards and evidence validation
- Problem-solution validation and complexity assessment
- Integration between generic and technical rulesets
Create TypeScript type safety guidelines enforcing strict typing across
TimeSafari codebase. Includes special cases for Vue objects, dynamic
component access, and framework integration where any types are necessary.
- Enforce no-any rule with documented exceptions
- Add Vue-specific edge cases (component instances, template refs, events)
- Include third-party library and platform API handling
- Provide migration checklists and code review guidelines
- Document error handling patterns and anti-patterns
- Add examples from existing codebase
- Eliminate all remaining any types in Priority 2 components (activity, gifts, usage limits, QR scanning, discovery, meetings)
- Implement proper TypeScript types using existing interfaces (GiveActionClaim, EndorserRateLimits, ImageRateLimits)
- Replace any types with unknown + proper type guards for error handling
- Fix type assertions for external library integrations (QR scanning, mapping)
- Maintain backward compatibility while improving type safety
Resolves 7 Priority 2 type safety warnings, achieving 100% type safety for critical user-facing functionality.
- Change @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any from warn to error to block builds with any types
- Add type-safety-check script for automated pre-commit validation
- Implement comprehensive pre-commit checks including ESLint, TypeScript compilation, and any type scanning
- Include database migration status verification in pre-commit process
- Provide colored output and clear guidance for type safety issues
This ensures type safety is enforced at the CI level and prevents regression of any type usage.
- Add comprehensive database error interfaces (DatabaseConstraintError, DatabaseStorageError, DexieError)
- Implement type guards for database error handling (isDatabaseError, isDatabaseConstraintError, etc.)
- Replace any types with proper TypeScript types in ContactsView, ProjectsView, and IdentitySwitcherView
- Implement type-safe error handling patterns using new type guards
- Fix dynamic property access with keyof operator for type safety
Resolves Priority 1 type safety issues in database operations, project management, and identity switching.
- Add comprehensive R&D workflow rules for pre-implementation research and defect investigation
- Format base context rules for better readability and line length compliance
- Include evidence-first investigation templates and collaboration hooks
- Remove all console.* calls from FeedFilters.vue
- Reclassify 12 logger.info calls to logger.debug in HomeView.vue for diagnostic messages
- Add logger import to FeedFilters.vue
- Maintain existing logging patterns and behavior
- Replace $notify any types with proper NotifyFunction interface
- Import NotifyFunction type from utils/notify
- Eliminate 5 TypeScript any type warnings
- Improve type safety for notification system across components
Reduces lint warnings from 25 to 20 by addressing high-impact,
low-effort notification type issues. Maintains full functionality
while improving code quality and IntelliSense support.
- Replace check-android-resources.sh call with npm run assets:validate
- Fix 'No such file or directory' error in build-android.sh
- Ensure builds work consistently across all development environments
- Maintain build workflow while using new standardized asset system
This fix resolves the build failure that occurred after removing legacy
asset generation scripts, ensuring the new capacitor-assets workflow
integrates seamlessly with existing build orchestration.
Tested: Android build completes successfully with asset validation
Assets: 87 platform assets generated automatically via capacitor-assets
- Remove console statements and replace with proper logging
- Fix line length violations in comments
- Maintain functionality while improving code quality
Reduces lint warnings from 30 to 25 by addressing:
- 3 console statement violations
- 2 line length violations
Android build was failing due to missing drawable and mipmap directories
for splash screens and launcher icons. iOS was missing complete asset
catalog structure for app icons and splash screens.
- Create missing Android resource directories (drawable, mipmap-*)
- Add splash screen files to Android drawable directory
- Generate complete set of Android launcher icons
- Create iOS asset catalog structure with proper Contents.json files
- Generate 21 iOS assets (app icons + splash screens) using ImageMagick
- Add resource validation scripts for both platforms
- Enhance Android resource check to auto-create missing directories
NOTE: you need to test this from a fresh clone and after an npm install!
Android build now completes successfully. iOS assets ready for macOS/Xcode
builds. Both platforms have complete resource sets for development.
- Replace deprecated 'convert' commands with 'magick' for ImageMagick v7+
- Add automatic version detection with fallback to 'convert' for v6 compatibility
- Update generate-android-icons.sh and generate-icons.sh scripts
- Eliminate deprecation warnings during Android builds
- Maintain backward compatibility for older ImageMagick installations
The scripts now automatically detect ImageMagick version and use the appropriate
command syntax, eliminating the "convert command is deprecated" warnings while
preserving functionality across different ImageMagick versions.
