@keystrokehq/cli 0.1.84 → 0.1.86
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### Dev tooling
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Lint, typecheck, and test run through the CLI. Projects depend on `@keystrokehq/keystroke` and `zod`, plus
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Lint, typecheck, and test run through the globally installed CLI (`npm i -g @keystrokehq/cli`). Projects depend on `@keystrokehq/keystroke` and `zod`, plus `typescript`, `vitest`, and `@types/node` as devDependencies (for the IDE and local runs). Two things are **not** configurable per-project:
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- **Lint** — oxlint and its config are bundled in the CLI; a project `.oxlintrc.json` is ignored. `typescript/no-explicit-any` is an **error** and the same lint runs at deploy. At external-JSON boundaries, parse into a Zod schema (or type as `unknown` and narrow) instead of `any`.
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- **Typecheck** — the committed `tsconfig.json` is strict, including `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`: indexing (`arr[0]`, `record[key]`, regex `match[1]`) yields `T | undefined`, so guard before use.
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**Deploy is the gate.** `keystroke deploy` runs lint and typecheck before it builds and ships — don't run them separately first. Attempt deploy, fix what it reports, redeploy. Use the commands below only for a faster local loop (especially `keystroke test`).
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**Keep `@keystrokehq/*` on latest.** The CLI auto-updates itself
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**Keep `@keystrokehq/*` on latest.** The CLI auto-updates itself (global install). `keystroke deploy` / `keystroke build` require every project `@keystrokehq/*` dep to be current — but CI (`CI=true`) skips the check and a registry minimum-release-age can hold a release back. When a build or deploy fails in a way that doesn't point at your code, update every `@keystrokehq/*` dep to latest, reinstall, and retry **before** debugging anything else.
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```bash
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keystroke deploy # lint + typecheck + build + ship dist/ — start here
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