gemi 0.56.0 → 0.58.0

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-  "version": 3,
-  "sources": ["../services/queue/config.ts", "../services/queue/QueueManager.ts", "../console/Command.ts", "../console/config.ts", "../console/builder.ts", "../services/cron/CronJob.ts", "../services/cron/config.ts", "../services/queue/Job.ts", "../services/discovery.ts"],
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-    "import type { Job } from \"./Job\";\n\n// Config key: `queue`. Derived from `QueueServiceProvider`.\nexport interface QueueConfig {\n  /**\n   * The `Job` subclasses this application dispatches, or nothing.\n   *\n   * ### Why \"or nothing\" is the point\n   *\n   * A dispatch that names a job the `QueueManager` has never heard of does not\n   * fail — `next()` looks the name up in this list, and what is not there is\n   * dropped with a line on stderr and nothing else. `Job.dispatch` has already\n   * returned by then, so nothing upstream can be told. The list is therefore a\n   * second spelling of `app/jobs`, kept in step by hand, and the cost of the\n   * two disagreeing is paid by whatever was supposed to happen after the\n   * dispatch.\n   *\n   * Leaving this out spells it once: the jobs are the classes under `jobsDir`.\n   *\n   * ### The rule, exactly\n   *\n   * **Declared wins, and `[]` is declared.** A `jobs` that is present is used\n   * verbatim and no directory is read — that is the escape hatch for an app\n   * whose jobs live somewhere this cannot walk, for one that deliberately\n   * registers a subset, and for a deploy that ships no source. An empty array\n   * means an app with no jobs and says so; it does not mean \"find some\".\n   *\n   * **Absent or `undefined` discovers.** `undefined` counts as absent for the\n   * same reason `withDefaults` treats it that way everywhere else: a key spread\n   * in from an optional value is an omission, not an instruction.\n   */\n  jobs?: Array<new () => Job>;\n\n  /**\n   * Where to look when `jobs` was not declared. Relative to the project root,\n   * or absolute.\n   *\n   * Every `.ts`/`.tsx` file underneath it is imported at boot and every exported\n   * class extending `Job` is registered, so this wants to be a directory of job\n   * declarations rather than a directory that merely contains some. Moving the\n   * jobs is what this field is for; pointing it at `app/` is not.\n   */\n  jobsDir?: string;\n\n  concurrency?: number;\n}\n\nexport function defineQueueConfig(config: QueueConfig): QueueConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function queueConfigDefaults(): Required<QueueConfig> {\n  return {\n    jobs: [],\n    jobsDir: \"app/jobs\",\n    concurrency: 1,\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import { Job } from \"./Job\";\nimport { queueConfigDefaults, type QueueConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\n\nfunction createWorker() {\n  const APP_DIR = process.env.APP_DIR;\n  const ROOT_DIR = process.env.ROOT_DIR;\n\n  const appPath =\n    process.env.NODE_ENV === \"production\"\n      ? `${ROOT_DIR}/dist/server/bootstrap.mjs`\n      : `${APP_DIR}/bootstrap.ts`;\n\n  const file = new File(\n    [\n      `\n      import { app } from \"${appPath}\"\n      self.onmessage = async (event) => {\n        const clone = app.clone()\n        let result = null;\n        let error = null;\n        try {\n          result = clone.dispatchJob(event.data.jobName, event.data.args)\n        } catch (err) {\n          error = err\n        }\n        clone.destroy()\n        if(error) {\n          self.postMessage({error});\n        } else {\n          self.postMessage({result});\n        }\n      };\n    `,\n    ],\n    \"worker.ts\",\n  );\n  const url = URL.createObjectURL(file);\n  return new Worker(url);\n}\n\n// TODO: terminate worker after the job is done\nasync function runInWorker(jobName: string, args: string) {\n  const worker = createWorker();\n  worker.postMessage({ jobName, args });\n  return await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {\n    worker.onmessage = (e) => {\n      const data = e.data;\n      if (\"error\" in data) {\n        reject(data.error);\n      } else {\n        resolve(data.result);\n      }\n    };\n  });\n}\n\ntype JobDefinition = {\n  class: string;\n  args: string;\n  createdAt: number;\n  retries: number;\n};\n\nexport class QueueManager {\n  static token = \"queue\";\n\n  queue: Set<JobDefinition> = new Set();\n  activeRunningJobsCount = 0;\n  isRunning = false;\n  jobs: Record<string, new () => Job> = {};\n\n  readonly config: Required<QueueConfig>;\n\n  constructor(config: QueueConfig = {}) {\n    this.config = withDefaults(queueConfigDefaults(), config);\n    this.useJobs(this.config.jobs);\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Replaces the registered set, for the provider to hand over what it found\n   * under `app/jobs`.\n   *\n   * This exists because the two phases disagree about when the answer is\n   * knowable. The manager is constructed in `register()`, which is synchronous\n   * and must resolve nothing; reading a directory and importing what is in it is\n   * neither. So the manager is built from whatever the config slice declared —\n   * nothing, when the app left `jobs` out — and the discovered set arrives in\n   * `boot()`.\n   *\n   * The consequence worth knowing: anything that constructs an application and\n   * skips phase two sees an empty registry, and every dispatch against an empty\n   * registry is dropped — loudly on stderr, but after `Job.dispatch` has already\n   * returned, so no caller finds out. An app that lists its jobs explicitly is\n   * unaffected, because that list is already in place by the end of `register()`.\n   */\n  useJobs(jobs: Array<new () => Job>) {\n    this.config.jobs = jobs;\n\n    // Built one at a time rather than by `Object.fromEntries`, which resolves a\n    // repeated key by keeping the last and saying nothing.\n    //\n    // Two classes with one name is the worst failure in this subsystem, and it\n    // is worse than the dropped dispatch the rest of this file is about: the\n    // registry is keyed by class name, a dispatch carries a class name, so\n    // `SendEmail.dispatch(...)` on the one under `app/jobs/auth` would run the\n    // body of the one under `app/jobs/billing`. Nothing is dropped and nothing\n    // errors — the wrong work happens and reports success.\n    //\n    // Discovery is what makes it ordinary. A hand-written list forces an import\n    // alias in one visible file the moment two names clash; a directory walk\n    // does not, and `auth/SendEmail.ts` beside `billing/SendEmail.ts` is a\n    // perfectly natural thing to write. So the first claim wins and the second\n    // is refused out loud — the same rule `Scheduler.start` applies to a cron\n    // name, and the reverse of the silent last-wins this replaces.\n    this.jobs = {};\n    for (const job of jobs) {\n      const taken = this.jobs[job.name];\n      if (taken) {\n        console.error(\n          `Two queued jobs are named \"${job.name}\" — the first is registered ` +\n            `and this one is not, so dispatching either would have run one of ` +\n            `them. A class name is the queue's key, so only one job can hold ` +\n            `it. Rename one.`,\n        );\n        continue;\n      }\n      this.jobs[job.name] = job;\n    }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * What the manager was handed, discovered or declared.\n   *\n   * The registry is keyed by name, and a name is exactly what a dispatch\n   * carries, so \"is this job registered?\" is a question with a silent wrong\n   * answer — `next()` drops an unknown name long after the caller moved on.\n   * This is where a test asks it out loud.\n   *\n   * It reports what came in, not what the registry accepted, so a name claimed\n   * twice appears twice here — deliberately, the same way `Scheduler.jobs`\n   * does. A test walking this should see the collision rather than have it\n   * tidied away. A copy, so that walk cannot edit the registry underneath it.\n   */\n  get registeredJobs(): ReadonlyArray<new () => Job> {\n    return [...this.config.jobs];\n  }\n\n  dispatchJob(jobName: string, args: string) {\n    if (this.jobs[jobName]) {\n      const job = new this.jobs[jobName]();\n      return job.run(JSON.parse(args));\n    }\n  }\n\n  async next() {\n    if (!this.isRunning) {\n      this.isRunning = true;\n    }\n\n    if (this.activeRunningJobsCount >= this.config.concurrency) {\n      await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 1000));\n      return this.next();\n    }\n\n    const jobDefinition = this.queue.values().next().value as\n      | JobDefinition\n      | undefined;\n\n    if (jobDefinition) {\n      // Taken off the queue before anything decides what to do with it. The\n      // delete used to live inside the `if` below, so a name the registry could\n      // not resolve left the head in place, the `size === 0` check below was\n      // never reached, and `next()` recursed on the same entry until the stack\n      // gave out. An unregistered dispatch is meant to be a dropped job, not a\n      // crash — and discovery makes an empty registry newly reachable (a deploy\n      // that ships no source finds nothing to register), so the difference\n      // stopped being theoretical.\n      this.queue.delete(jobDefinition);\n\n      if (this.jobs[jobDefinition.class]) {\n        this.run(jobDefinition);\n      } else {\n        // The one place this is observable. A dispatch carries a name, the\n        // registry is keyed by name, and a name nobody registered matches\n        // nothing — which is exactly the silence #322 is about, except here it\n        // has already happened and the work is gone. Saying so is all that is\n        // left to do about it.\n        console.error(\n          `Dropped a queued job: nothing is registered under the name ` +\n            `\"${jobDefinition.class}\". If the class exists, it was not ` +\n            `discovered — check that it is under the queue slice's jobsDir ` +\n            `(app/jobs by default), or list it in app/config/queue.ts.`,\n        );\n      }\n    }\n\n    if (this.queue.size === 0) {\n      this.isRunning = false;\n      return;\n    }\n\n    await this.next();\n  }\n\n  private async run(jobDefinition: JobDefinition) {\n    const Job = this.jobs[jobDefinition.class];\n    const jobInstance = new Job();\n    const args: any[] = JSON.parse(jobDefinition.args);\n\n    this.activeRunningJobsCount++;\n\n    try {\n      const result = await (jobInstance.worker\n        ? runInWorker(jobDefinition.class, jobDefinition.args)\n        : jobInstance.run(...args));\n\n      jobInstance.onSuccess(result, ...args);\n    } catch (err) {\n      jobInstance.onFail(err, ...args);\n      if (jobDefinition.retries >= jobInstance.maxAttempts - 1) {\n        jobInstance.onDeadletter(err, ...args);\n      } else {\n        this.push(Job, jobDefinition.args, jobDefinition.retries + 1);\n      }\n    }\n\n    this.activeRunningJobsCount--;\n  }\n\n  push(job: new () => Job, args: string, retries = 0) {\n    this.queue.add({\n      class: job.name,\n      args,\n      createdAt: Date.now(),\n      retries,\n    });\n    if (!this.isRunning) {\n      this.next();\n    }\n  }\n}\n",
-    "/**\n * A command an operator runs by hand: `gemi run backfill-avatars --dry-run`.\n *\n * This file is the *runtime* shape — the base class discovery walks the\n * prototype chain for, and the statics the runner reads. It is not the\n * authoring surface. Applications write commands with `defineCommand` in\n * `./builder`, which produces one of these; see that file for why the authoring\n * surface is a builder and not a class body.\n *\n * ### Why the schema is descriptors and not a signature string\n *\n * Laravel spells this `protected $signature = 'mail:send {user} {--queue}'`, and\n * the string is the whole schema. It reads beautifully and TypeScript cannot see\n * a word of it: a brace in the wrong place is a parse error the first time\n * somebody runs the command, months after it was written, and the parser is a\n * piece of framework surface with its own failure modes. The descriptors below\n * say the same thing in a shape the compiler checks — and, through the builder,\n * in a shape that types the handler's own body.\n *\n * ### Why the name is declared and never falls back to the class name\n *\n * `Job` keys off `static name`, which shadows `Function.name`. That is the right\n * trade there: a job's name *is* its class name, and the shadow is what makes it\n * a string literal that survives minification. Here it is the wrong one twice\n * over. A command's name is a CLI token (`backfill-avatars`, `db:seed`) with no\n * relationship to the class name, so an implicit fallback would only ever be\n * wrong; and shadowing `Function.name` costs the one error anybody will actually\n * hit — \"two commands claim `db:seed`\" — the ability to say *which two*.\n *\n * ### The minification hazard does not reach here\n *\n * `services/discovery.ts` warns about a job that never declared `static name`,\n * because two halves have to agree on one string across a bundler: the\n * dispatcher, minified into `dist/server/server.mjs`, and discovery, reading the\n * source. A command has one half — a human types the name and it is matched\n * against discovery-on-source. Nothing in the server bundle names a command, and\n * `gemi build` keeps `app/commands` out of the bundle anyway. So there is no\n * `warnIfNameWillNotSurviveTheBuild` equivalent below, and adding one by analogy\n * would be noise.\n *\n * If a `Command.call(\"db:seed\")` reachable from a controller is ever added, that\n * changes — and `commandName` being a declared string literal already covers it,\n * which is one more reason not to fall back to the class binding.\n */\n\n/** A positional argument. `variadic` collects the rest and must come last. */\nexport interface ArgSpec {\n  description?: string;\n  /**\n   * Missing it is a usage error rather than an `undefined` in the handler.\n   * Mutually exclusive with `default` — an argument that is supplied when absent\n   * cannot also be absent, and declaring both is refused rather than silently\n   * resolved in one direction.\n   */\n  required?: boolean;\n  /** Collects every remaining positional. Only legal on the last argument. */\n  variadic?: boolean;\n  /** Supplied when the argument is absent, which makes it always present. */\n  default?: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * A flag. The `type` decides both how the value is parsed and what the handler\n * sees, which is why it is required rather than defaulted to `string`: a\n * `--dry-run` declared without a type would arrive as the string `\"\"`, and every\n * `if (options.dryRun)` over it would be wrong in the one direction nobody\n * tests.\n */\nexport type OptionSpec =\n  | {\n      type: \"boolean\";\n      description?: string;\n      /** Single character, without the dash. */\n      alias?: string;\n      default?: boolean;\n    }\n  | {\n      type: \"string\";\n      description?: string;\n      alias?: string;\n      default?: string;\n      required?: boolean;\n    }\n  | {\n      type: \"number\";\n      description?: string;\n      alias?: string;\n      default?: number;\n      required?: boolean;\n    };\n\n/** An argument as stored on the class: the spec, plus the name it was given. */\nexport type CommandArgument = ArgSpec & { name: string };\n\n/** An option as stored on the class: the spec, plus the name it was given. */\nexport type CommandOption = OptionSpec & { name: string };\n\n/** What a handler may return. `void` and `0` mean the same thing. */\nexport type CommandResult = Promise<number | void> | number | void;\n\n/**\n * A command that failed on purpose.\n *\n * The distinction `bin/check-models.ts` draws between `CheckModelsError` and\n * everything else, in the one place an application can reach it: this is a\n * sentence written for the terminal and is printed without a stack, while\n * anything else that escapes a handler is a bug and keeps its stack.\n */\nexport class CommandFailed extends Error {\n  constructor(\n    message: string,\n    readonly code: number = 1,\n  ) {\n    super(message);\n    this.name = \"CommandFailed\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The base class. Discovery finds subclasses of this; the runner reads the\n * statics and calls `run`.\n *\n * Subclassing it by hand works and is what `defineCommand` does under the hood,\n * but it gives up the typing that is the whole point of the builder — `run`'s\n * parameter cannot be inferred from statics declared on the subclass, because\n * TypeScript does not contextually type an overriding method's parameters. Write\n * commands with `defineCommand`.\n */\nexport class Command {\n  /**\n   * The name typed on the command line. Mandatory: there is no sensible default\n   * and the class name is not one.\n   */\n  static commandName = \"unset\";\n\n  /** One line, printed by `gemi run` with no name and at the top of `--help`. */\n  static description = \"\";\n\n  /** Positional arguments, in order. A variadic one must be last. */\n  static args: CommandArgument[] = [];\n\n  /** Flags. Declared in camelCase; `dryRun` is spelled `--dry-run` on the CLI. */\n  static options: CommandOption[] = [];\n\n  /**\n   * The body.\n   *\n   * Runs inside `kernel.run()`, so `app(MailManager)` and a model read resolve\n   * exactly as they do in a request handler. Resolve services *here* rather than\n   * at module load: a command file is imported by discovery before the container\n   * has finished booting, and a service captured at the top of the file is\n   * captured from a container that is not ready.\n   */\n  run(_ctx: any): CommandResult {}\n}\n\n/** The type of a class `defineCommand(...).handle(...)` produces. */\nexport type CommandClass = typeof Command;\n",
-    "import type { CommandClass } from \"./Command\";\n\n// Config key: `command`. Consumed by `gemi run`, and by nothing at boot.\n//\n// Named `command` rather than `console` on purpose. An app declares its slices\n// by importing them into `app/kernel/Kernel.ts`, and a file called\n// `app/config/console.ts` arrives there as `import console from\n// \"../config/console\"` — which shadows the global `console` for the rest of that\n// module. Every application would inherit that, silently. `command` also matches\n// the singular slice names already in use: `route`, `queue`, `schedule`, `log`.\nexport interface CommandConfig {\n  /**\n   * The `Command` classes this application can run, or nothing.\n   *\n   * ### The rule, exactly\n   *\n   * **Declared wins, and `[]` is declared.** A `commands` that is present is\n   * used verbatim and no directory is read — the escape hatch for an app whose\n   * commands live somewhere the walk cannot reach, and for a deploy that ships\n   * no source. An empty array means an app with no commands and says so; it does\n   * not mean \"find some\".\n   *\n   * **Absent or `undefined` discovers.** `undefined` counts as absent for the\n   * same reason `withDefaults` treats it that way everywhere else: a key spread\n   * in from an optional value is an omission, not an instruction.\n   *\n   * ### One way this differs from `queue` and `schedule`\n   *\n   * There, the cost of the list and the directory disagreeing is silence — a\n   * dispatch dropped with a line on stderr nobody reads, a report that stops\n   * arriving. Here it is a person typing `gemi run thing` and being told, in\n   * those words, that there is no command called `thing`. The rule is kept for\n   * consistency and for the source-less-deploy case, not because the stakes are\n   * the same.\n   */\n  commands?: CommandClass[];\n\n  /**\n   * Where to look when `commands` was not declared. Relative to the project\n   * root, or absolute.\n   *\n   * Every `.ts`/`.tsx` file underneath is imported when a command is run, so\n   * this wants to be a directory of command declarations rather than a directory\n   * that merely contains some.\n   */\n  commandsDir?: string;\n}\n\nexport function defineCommandConfig(config: CommandConfig): CommandConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function commandConfigDefaults(): Required<CommandConfig> {\n  return {\n    commands: [],\n    commandsDir: \"app/commands\",\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import {\n  Command,\n  type ArgSpec,\n  type CommandArgument,\n  type CommandClass,\n  type CommandOption,\n  type CommandResult,\n  type OptionSpec,\n} from \"./Command\";\nimport type { CommandContext } from \"./context\";\n\n/**\n * Declaring a command, in the one shape that can type its own body.\n *\n * ### Why a builder and not a class\n *\n * The point of declaring arguments and options at all is that the handler then\n * knows what it has. A class body cannot deliver that, and the reason is a hard\n * TypeScript rule rather than a matter of arrangement: **TypeScript does not\n * contextually type a method's parameters from the base-class method it\n * overrides.** So both class-shaped designs fail in the same place:\n *\n * ```ts\n * class Backfill extends Command {\n *   static args = [{ name: \"since\", required: true }];\n *   async run(ctx) {}                       // implicit any\n * }\n *\n * class Backfill extends Command.define({ since: { required: true } }) {\n *   async run(ctx) {}                       // still implicit any — the\n * }                                         // configured base's signature does\n *                                           // not flow into the override\n * ```\n *\n * The author's only way out is to restate the type by hand, which is the\n * ceremony the descriptors existed to remove — and which nothing enforces, so a\n * wrong restatement compiles.\n *\n * A **function expression passed as an argument is contextually typed**. That is\n * the entire mechanism here, and it is why this is a builder rather than sugar:\n * `.handle(fn)` carries the accumulated argument and option types into `fn`'s\n * parameter with nothing written by hand and nothing to keep in step.\n *\n * ### What it produces\n *\n * A `Command` subclass, so nothing downstream knows the difference: discovery\n * finds it by prototype chain, and the registry, parser and `--help` read the\n * same statics they would read off a hand-written class. The builder is an\n * authoring surface over one runtime shape, not a second mechanism.\n */\n\n/**\n * Marks a builder that was never finished. `discoverCommands` looks for this on\n * the exports it is about to discard — see the note on `handle` below.\n */\nexport const BUILDER_BRAND: unique symbol = Symbol.for(\"gemi.console.builder\");\n\n/** Flattens an accumulated intersection so editor hovers stay readable. */\ntype Simplify<T> = { [K in keyof T]: T[K] } & {};\n\n/**\n * What the handler sees for one argument.\n *\n * The order matters: `variadic` first because it wins over everything, then the\n * two ways an argument is guaranteed present. Anything else can be absent and\n * says so.\n */\nexport type ArgValue<S> = S extends { variadic: true }\n  ? string[]\n  : S extends { required: true }\n    ? string\n    : S extends { default: string }\n      ? string\n      : string | undefined;\n\n/** What the handler sees for one option. */\nexport type OptionValue<S> = S extends { type: \"boolean\" }\n  ? boolean\n  : S extends { type: \"number\" }\n    ? S extends { default: number }\n      ? number\n      : S extends { required: true }\n        ? number\n        : number | undefined\n    : S extends { default: string }\n      ? string\n      : S extends { required: true }\n        ? string\n        : string | undefined;\n\nexport interface CommandBuilder<\n  A extends Record<string, unknown>,\n  O extends Record<string, unknown>,\n> {\n  /** One line, shown in the listing and at the top of `--help`. */\n  describe(text: string): CommandBuilder<A, O>;\n\n  /**\n   * A positional argument. Declared in the order it is read from the command\n   * line; a `variadic` one must be last.\n   */\n  arg<N extends string, const S extends ArgSpec = {}>(\n    name: N,\n    spec?: S,\n  ): CommandBuilder<A & { [K in N]: ArgValue<S> }, O>;\n\n  /**\n   * A flag. Declared in camelCase and spelled in kebab-case on the command line,\n   * so `.option(\"dryRun\", …)` is `--dry-run` for the operator and\n   * `options.dryRun` in the handler — no string key nobody can autocomplete, and\n   * no CLI flag with a capital letter in it.\n   */\n  option<N extends string, const S extends OptionSpec>(\n    name: N,\n    spec: S,\n  ): CommandBuilder<A, O & { [K in N]: OptionValue<S> }>;\n\n  /**\n   * The body, and the terminal of the chain.\n   *\n   * A builder that never reaches here is not a class, so discovery would skip it\n   * and the command would simply vanish from `gemi run` with nothing raised —\n   * the silence #322 and #323 exist to remove, reintroduced by a new authoring\n   * surface. `discoverCommands` therefore looks for `BUILDER_BRAND` among the\n   * exports it discards and refuses the file by name.\n   */\n  handle(\n    fn: (ctx: CommandContext<Simplify<A>, Simplify<O>>) => CommandResult,\n  ): CommandClass;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refused early, where the author is looking.\n *\n * The whitespace and brace checks are aimed at one specific reader: somebody who\n * knows Laravel and reaches for `defineCommand(\"mail:send {user} {--queue}\")`.\n * Without this they get a command registered under a name containing a space,\n * which can never be typed and never runs, and no explanation.\n */\nfunction assertUsableName(name: string): void {\n  if (name.trim() === \"\") {\n    throw new Error(\"A command name cannot be empty.\");\n  }\n\n  if (/[{}]/.test(name) || /\\s/.test(name)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid command name ${JSON.stringify(name)}. gemi does not parse a ` +\n        `signature string; the name is the whole of it. Declare arguments ` +\n        `with .arg() and flags with .option():\\n\\n` +\n        `    defineCommand(\"mail:send\")\\n` +\n        `      .arg(\"user\", { required: true })\\n` +\n        `      .option(\"queue\", { type: \"boolean\" })\\n` +\n        `      .handle(async ({ args, options }) => { ... })`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\nexport function defineCommand(name: string): CommandBuilder<{}, {}> {\n  assertUsableName(name);\n\n  const args: CommandArgument[] = [];\n  const options: CommandOption[] = [];\n  let description = \"\";\n\n  const builder = {\n    [BUILDER_BRAND]: name,\n\n    describe(text: string) {\n      description = text;\n      return builder;\n    },\n\n    arg(argName: string, spec: ArgSpec = {}) {\n      // Checked here rather than at parse time because both of these are\n      // mistakes in the declaration, and the declaration is what the author is\n      // looking at right now. At parse time they would surface as a confusing\n      // usage error in front of an operator who cannot fix them.\n      if (spec.required && spec.default !== undefined) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Argument \"${argName}\" of command \"${name}\" is both required and has ` +\n            `a default. An argument that is supplied when absent cannot also be ` +\n            `absent — drop one.`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      // A variadic collects whatever is left, so there is no \"absent\" for a\n      // default to fill — the empty list is the answer. Refused rather than\n      // ignored, for the same reason as the pair above: a declaration the parser\n      // silently drops reads, to whoever wrote it, exactly like one it honours.\n      if (spec.variadic && spec.default !== undefined) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Argument \"${argName}\" of command \"${name}\" is variadic and has a ` +\n            `default. A variadic argument collects the remaining values and is ` +\n            `an empty list when there are none, so the default could never ` +\n            `apply — drop it, or drop \\`variadic\\`.`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      const variadic = args.find((existing) => existing.variadic);\n      if (variadic) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Argument \"${argName}\" of command \"${name}\" is declared after the ` +\n            `variadic argument \"${variadic.name}\", which collects everything ` +\n            `that follows, so \"${argName}\" could never receive a value. A ` +\n            `variadic argument must be declared last.`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      if (args.some((existing) => existing.name === argName)) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Command \"${name}\" declares the argument \"${argName}\" twice.`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      args.push({ ...spec, name: argName });\n      return builder;\n    },\n\n    option(optionName: string, spec: OptionSpec) {\n      if (options.some((existing) => existing.name === optionName)) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Command \"${name}\" declares the option \"${optionName}\" twice.`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      const alias = \"alias\" in spec ? spec.alias : undefined;\n      const clash =\n        alias === undefined\n          ? undefined\n          : options.find(\n              (existing) => \"alias\" in existing && existing.alias === alias,\n            );\n      if (clash) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `Options \"${clash.name}\" and \"${optionName}\" of command \"${name}\" ` +\n            `both use the alias \"-${alias}\".`,\n        );\n      }\n\n      options.push({ ...spec, name: optionName });\n      return builder;\n    },\n\n    handle(fn: (ctx: any) => CommandResult) {\n      const commandName = name;\n      const commandDescription = description;\n\n      const cls = class extends Command {\n        static commandName = commandName;\n        static description = commandDescription;\n        // Copied, not aliased. The builder goes on owning `args`/`options` and\n        // mutating them on every subsequent `.arg()`/`.option()`, so storing the\n        // instances themselves let a chain reach back into a class it had\n        // already produced — and `--help` and the parser both read these\n        // statics, so the printed usage and the accepted arguments would change\n        // under a command that was finished.\n        static args = [...args];\n        static options = [...options];\n\n        run(ctx: any) {\n          return fn(ctx);\n        }\n      };\n\n      // This chain produced a command, so it is no longer unfinished. The brand\n      // exists to catch a file that exports a builder and never calls `.handle()`\n      // — see `refuseUnfinishedBuilders` in `services/discovery.ts`. Leaving it\n      // set meant the natural way to share declarations,\n      //\n      //     export const base = defineCommand(\"reindex\").option(\"verbose\", ...);\n      //     export default base.handle(async () => {});\n      //\n      // left a branded object among the file's exports and aborted the whole of\n      // `gemi run` — every command in the project unrunnable, under a message\n      // that was untrue for that file.\n      delete (builder as Record<PropertyKey, unknown>)[BUILDER_BRAND];\n\n      // An anonymous class expression reports `name === \"\"`, and the duplicate-\n      // name error's whole job is to say *which two*. Give it the one name it\n      // has.\n      Object.defineProperty(cls, \"name\", {\n        value: commandName,\n        configurable: true,\n      });\n\n      return cls;\n    },\n  };\n\n  return builder as unknown as CommandBuilder<{}, {}>;\n}\n\n/** True for a builder that never called `.handle()`. */\nexport function isUnfinishedBuilder(\n  value: unknown,\n): value is { [BUILDER_BRAND]: string } {\n  return (\n    typeof value === \"object\" &&\n    value !== null &&\n    typeof (value as Record<PropertyKey, unknown>)[BUILDER_BRAND] === \"string\"\n  );\n}\n",
-    "// A cron expression accepted by `Bun.cron`: a 5-field expression\n// (`minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week`, interpreted in UTC) or one of\n// the nicknames below. The `string & {}` member keeps arbitrary expressions\n// assignable while still surfacing the nicknames in editor autocomplete.\nexport type CronExpression =\n  | \"@yearly\"\n  | \"@annually\"\n  | \"@monthly\"\n  | \"@weekly\"\n  | \"@daily\"\n  | \"@midnight\"\n  | \"@hourly\"\n  | (string & {});\n\nexport class CronJob {\n  name: string;\n  cron: CronExpression;\n\n  /**\n   * Decides whether this tick happens at all. Evaluated once per tick, before\n   * anything else; returning `false` skips `onTick`, `callback` and\n   * `onComplete` alike.\n   *\n   * ### Why this is a member and not a line the job writes for itself\n   *\n   * A job that reports outward — mails a digest, opens a Sentry issue, pings a\n   * channel — must not fire from a laptop, and the guard for that has to cover\n   * the whole tick. There was nowhere to write it. gemi calls `onTick` and\n   * `onComplete` *outside* `callback`, so a guard placed in a lifecycle hook\n   * only stops the hook it lives in: an early `return` at the top of `callback`\n   * leaves the job still announcing that it started and still announcing that\n   * it finished, which for an outward-reporting job is most of the damage.\n   *\n   * The only construct that covered every hook was an abstract base class that\n   * shadowed `callback` with the guard and renamed the real body to `run()` —\n   * and that costs the app the framework's own vocabulary. A job then reads\n   * `async run()` while every page of the documentation reads `async\n   * callback()`, so the next person to follow the docs writes a `callback` the\n   * base class never calls: no error, no output, a job that silently does\n   * nothing. Forgetting *this* member fails the other way round — the job runs,\n   * which is what it did before anyone asked for a gate.\n   *\n   * ### What it gates\n   *\n   * Work, not registration. A job whose gate returns `false` is still\n   * scheduled, still holds its `Bun.cron` handle, and still appears in\n   * `app(Scheduler).jobs` — \"is it scheduled\" and \"will it do anything\" are\n   * different questions and the second one is answered per tick. That is also\n   * why this is a method: a field would be read once, when the scheduler\n   * constructs the job at boot, and would freeze whatever it saw then.\n   *\n   * A gate that throws is logged and treated as `false`. Cron work recurs, so\n   * a skipped tick is recovered by the next one, while an email sent from the\n   * wrong machine is not recovered at all.\n   *\n   * ### Composing with a base class\n   *\n   * Nothing here calls `super` for you. A subclass that overrides `shouldRun`\n   * for its own reason silently replaces whatever its base was gating on, so\n   * narrow rather than redefine:\n   *\n   * ```typescript\n   * async shouldRun() {\n   *   return (await super.shouldRun()) && this.hasSubscribers();\n   * }\n   * ```\n   *\n   * A shared base should annotate its return type as written here rather than\n   * let it be inferred: a base returning a plain `boolean` narrows the\n   * signature its subclasses inherit, and the `await super` above then does not\n   * typecheck against it.\n   */\n  shouldRun(): Promise<boolean> | boolean {\n    return true;\n  }\n\n  callback(): Promise<void> | void {}\n  onTick(): Promise<void> | void {}\n  onComplete(): Promise<void> | void {}\n\n  static exp(expression: CronExpression) {\n    return expression;\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import type { CronJob } from \"./CronJob\";\n\n// Config key: `schedule`. Consumed by `ScheduleServiceProvider`.\nexport interface ScheduleConfig {\n  /**\n   * The `CronJob` subclasses this application runs on a schedule, or nothing.\n   *\n   * ### Why \"or nothing\" is the point\n   *\n   * A cron job that is written and not listed here never fires, and unlike a\n   * dropped dispatch there is no caller left waiting to notice: nothing is\n   * downstream of a tick that did not happen. The report is simply not sent,\n   * for as long as it takes somebody to ask why they stopped seeing it. That is\n   * the whole failure — the file exists, the expression is right, and the class\n   * was never in the module graph.\n   *\n   * Leaving this out spells the schedule once: the jobs are the classes under\n   * `jobsDir`.\n   *\n   * ### The rule, exactly\n   *\n   * **Declared wins, and `[]` is declared.** A `jobs` that is present is used\n   * verbatim and no directory is read — the escape hatch for an app whose jobs\n   * live somewhere this cannot walk, for one that runs a deliberate subset, and\n   * for a deploy that ships no source. An empty array means an app with nothing\n   * scheduled and says so; it does not mean \"find some\".\n   *\n   * **Absent or `undefined` discovers.** `undefined` counts as absent for the\n   * same reason `withDefaults` treats it that way everywhere else: a key spread\n   * in from an optional value is an omission, not an instruction.\n   *\n   * Either way the set the scheduler ended up with is readable afterwards, as\n   * `app(Scheduler).jobs` — an app that used to import this array to assert\n   * something about its own schedule asks the scheduler instead.\n   */\n  jobs?: Array<new () => CronJob>;\n\n  /**\n   * Where to look when `jobs` was not declared. Relative to the project root,\n   * or absolute.\n   *\n   * Every `.ts`/`.tsx` file underneath it is imported at boot and every exported\n   * class extending `CronJob` is scheduled, so this wants to be a directory of\n   * cron declarations rather than a directory that merely contains some. Moving\n   * the jobs is what this field is for; pointing it at `app/` is not.\n   */\n  jobsDir?: string;\n}\n\nexport function defineScheduleConfig(config: ScheduleConfig): ScheduleConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function scheduleConfigDefaults(): Required<ScheduleConfig> {\n  return {\n    jobs: [],\n    jobsDir: \"app/cron\",\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import { app } from \"../../foundation/app\";\nimport { QueueManager } from \"./QueueManager\";\n\nexport class Job {\n  static name = \"unset\";\n  worker = false;\n  maxAttempts = 3;\n\n  run(..._args: any[]): Promise<any> | any {}\n\n  onFail(_error: Error, ..._args: any[]): void {}\n  onSuccess(_result: any, ..._args: any[]): void {}\n  onDeadletter(_error: Error, ..._args: any[]): void {}\n\n  static dispatch<T extends Job>(\n    this: new () => T,\n    ...args: Parameters<T[\"run\"]>\n  ): void {\n    if (this.name === \"unset\") {\n      throw new Error(\"Cannot dispatch a job with no name\");\n    }\n\n    app(QueueManager).push(this, JSON.stringify(args));\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { existsSync } from \"node:fs\";\nimport { dirname, isAbsolute, join } from \"node:path\";\n\nimport {\n  discoverClasses,\n  DiscoveryError,\n  projectRoot,\n} from \"../support/discover\";\nimport { Command, type CommandClass } from \"../console/Command\";\nimport { commandConfigDefaults } from \"../console/config\";\nimport { isUnfinishedBuilder } from \"../console/builder\";\nimport { CronJob } from \"./cron/CronJob\";\nimport { scheduleConfigDefaults } from \"./cron/config\";\nimport { Job } from \"./queue/Job\";\nimport { queueConfigDefaults } from \"./queue/config\";\n\n/**\n * Reading an application's jobs off the filesystem, for the two subsystems that\n * were asking every app to write its job list twice.\n *\n * Both functions here are the same call to `discoverClasses` with a different\n * base class, which is deliberate: one walk, one set of skip rules, one answer\n * to \"what does this app have\". They are exported from `gemi/services` rather\n * than kept private to the providers because the list stopped being something\n * an app could import — a test that used to walk the exported `jobs` array\n * needs somewhere to ask the same question, and so does a script.\n *\n * What the providers add on top of these is the decision of *whether* to ask,\n * which is the config's to make and not this file's.\n */\n\n/**\n * A directory the app named, resolved the way the app meant it.\n *\n * Relative paths hang off the project root rather than `process.cwd()` at the\n * moment of the call, because a config slice saying `app/jobs` means the app's\n * `app/jobs` and not whatever directory somebody happened to launch a script\n * from. Absolute paths are taken as given, which is what makes these callable\n * from a test that has no project around it.\n */\nfunction resolveDir(dir: string): string {\n  return isAbsolute(dir) ? dir : join(projectRoot(), dir);\n}\n\n/**\n * Says something when the directory is missing *and so is the tree it lives in*.\n *\n * A missing directory has two readings and they want opposite responses. An app\n * that has never written a cron job has no `app/cron`, and warning about that on\n * every boot for the rest of its life is noise — the answer \"you have no cron\n * jobs\" is correct and uninteresting. But a deploy that ships `dist/` and\n * `node_modules/` without the source has no `app/cron` *and no `app/`*, and\n * there discovery quietly returns nothing while the app very much does have\n * jobs: the exact silence #322 and #323 exist to remove, reintroduced one layer\n * down and in production only.\n *\n * The parent directory is what tells them apart. If neither the directory nor\n * the one above it is there, the tree this was pointed into is not there\n * either, and that is worth a sentence.\n */\nfunction warnIfSourceIsMissing(\n  resolved: string,\n  subject: string,\n  slice: string,\n) {\n  if (existsSync(resolved) || existsSync(dirname(resolved))) return;\n\n  console.warn(\n    `No ${subject} were discovered: neither ${resolved} nor the directory ` +\n      `above it exists, so this process cannot see the application's source. ` +\n      `If this is a deploy that ships only the build output, list the classes ` +\n      `explicitly in app/config/${slice}.ts so they travel with it.`,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The `Job` subclasses under `dir`, defaulting to the config slice's `app/jobs`.\n *\n * This is what a `queue` config slice with no `jobs` key resolves to. Call it\n * directly to ask the question a test used to answer by importing the array:\n * every job this application would register, in the order it would register\n * them.\n *\n * Every file underneath is imported, so calling this runs the app's job modules\n * — the cost `discoverClasses` documents at length, paid once per call.\n */\nexport async function discoverJobs(\n  dir: string = queueConfigDefaults().jobsDir,\n): Promise<Array<new () => Job>> {\n  const resolved = resolveDir(dir);\n  warnIfSourceIsMissing(resolved, \"queue jobs\", \"queue\");\n  const jobs = await discoverClasses(resolved, Job);\n  warnIfNameWillNotSurviveTheBuild(jobs);\n  return jobs;\n}\n\n/**\n * Says something about a discovered job that never declared `static name`.\n *\n * This is the one hazard discovery introduces rather than removes, and it is\n * production-only. `gemi build` minifies the server entry, and app code\n * reachable from it — a controller, and every job class that controller\n * imports to dispatch — is bundled and minified with it. Minification renames\n * the class binding, and a class's implicit `.name` is that binding: a\n * `TestJob` in the bundle reports `\"D\"`. Discovery, meanwhile, imports\n * `app/jobs/TestJob.ts` from source at runtime, where it is still `\"TestJob\"`.\n * The queue is keyed by that name, so the two halves stop agreeing and the\n * dispatch is dropped — in production, and only there.\n *\n * A declared `static name = \"TestJob\"` is a string literal, which survives\n * minification intact, and the two halves agree again. `docs/jobs-and-queues.md`\n * has always called it required; before discovery an app could get away without\n * it, because the explicit `jobs` array was bundled too and both sides were\n * wrong in the same way.\n *\n * The check is exact rather than a guess: a `static name = \"...\"` class field\n * defines a *writable* own property, while the implicit class name is\n * non-writable. Cron is unaffected — `CronJob.name` is an instance field\n * holding a string literal, not the class binding.\n */\nfunction warnIfNameWillNotSurviveTheBuild(jobs: Array<new () => Job>) {\n  for (const job of jobs) {\n    if (Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(job, \"name\")?.writable) continue;\n\n    console.warn(\n      `Queued job ${job.name} does not declare \\`static name\\`, so it is ` +\n        `registered under its class name. A production build minifies the ` +\n        `class that dispatches it and renames it, while discovery reads this ` +\n        `file from source and does not — so the dispatch would be dropped in ` +\n        `production and nowhere else. Add: static name = \"${job.name}\";`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The `CronJob` subclasses under `dir`, defaulting to the config slice's\n * `app/cron`.\n *\n * This is what a `schedule` config slice with no `jobs` key resolves to. Call it\n * directly to ask the question a test used to answer by importing the array —\n * though after boot `app(Scheduler).jobs` is the better one, because it is what\n * the scheduler actually took rather than what this would find if asked again.\n *\n * Every file underneath is imported, so calling this runs the app's cron\n * modules — the cost `discoverClasses` documents at length, paid once per call.\n */\nexport async function discoverCronJobs(\n  dir: string = scheduleConfigDefaults().jobsDir,\n): Promise<Array<new () => CronJob>> {\n  const resolved = resolveDir(dir);\n  warnIfSourceIsMissing(resolved, \"cron jobs\", \"schedule\");\n  return await discoverClasses(resolved, CronJob);\n}\n\n/**\n * The `Command` subclasses under `dir`, defaulting to the config slice's\n * `app/commands`.\n *\n * This is what a `commands`-less `command` slice resolves to, and what\n * `gemi run` lists. Unlike the two above it is not called during boot — a\n * command registry has one consumer, and importing every file under\n * `app/commands` into every server process would be a cost paid on every start\n * for code no request reaches.\n *\n * Every file underneath is imported, so calling this runs the app's command\n * modules — the cost `discoverClasses` documents at length, paid once per call.\n */\nexport async function discoverCommands(\n  dir: string = commandConfigDefaults().commandsDir,\n): Promise<CommandClass[]> {\n  const resolved = resolveDir(dir);\n  warnIfSourceIsMissing(resolved, \"commands\", \"command\");\n\n  const unfinished: string[] = [];\n\n  const commands = await discoverClasses(\n    resolved,\n    Command,\n    [],\n    (value, file) => {\n      if (isUnfinishedBuilder(value)) unfinished.push(file);\n    },\n  );\n\n  refuseUnfinishedBuilders(unfinished);\n\n  return commands as CommandClass[];\n}\n\n/**\n * Stops the walk for a builder chain that was never finished.\n *\n * This is the one silence the builder introduces, and it is the exact shape\n * #322 and #323 exist to remove. `defineCommand(...).arg(...)` without a\n * trailing `.handle(...)` is a plain object rather than a class, so\n * `discoverClasses` discards it along with every constant and helper a command\n * file happens to export — and the command disappears from `gemi run` with\n * nothing raised. The author sees a listing containing every command except the\n * one they just wrote.\n *\n * A throw rather than a warning, because there is no reading of an unfinished\n * builder under which the author meant it: the chain builds a description of a\n * command and then discards it.\n *\n * \"Unfinished\" is decided by `.handle()` clearing the brand, not by the export\n * still being a builder object. Those differ for the natural way to share\n * declarations —\n *\n *     export const base = defineCommand(\"reindex\").option(\"verbose\", …);\n *     export default base.handle(async () => {});\n *\n * — where `base` is a builder that *did* produce a command. Keying off the shape\n * alone made that file abort the whole of `gemi run`, taking every other command\n * in the project down with it, under a message that was untrue for it.\n */\nfunction refuseUnfinishedBuilders(files: string[]): void {\n  if (files.length === 0) return;\n\n  const subject =\n    files.length === 1\n      ? `${files[0]} exports a command builder that never called \\`.handle()\\``\n      : `${files.length} files export a command builder that never called ` +\n        `\\`.handle()\\`:\\n    ${files.join(\"\\n    \")}`;\n\n  throw new DiscoveryError(\n    `${subject}, so there is no command to run. \\`.handle()\\` is what turns ` +\n      `the chain into a command — finish it:\\n\\n` +\n      `    export default defineCommand(\"my-command\")\\n` +\n      `      .handle(async ({ line }) => { line(\"hello\") })`,\n  );\n}\n"
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What a\n * caller gives up by calling this directly is Bun's clock; what it keeps is\n * everything the scheduler puts between the clock and the job, which is the\n * part that has behaviour.\n *\n * The three hooks each catch and log, so one throwing does not stop the next —\n * `onComplete` in particular runs whether `callback` returned or threw, closer\n * to a `finally` than to a success handler.\n */\nexport async function runTick(job: CronJob): Promise<void> {\n  try {\n    // Plain truthiness, not `!== false`. The sloppy gate an app writes is\n    // `if (!isProduction) return false;`, which returns `undefined` on the path\n    // that was meant to run — and between the two readings of that, the one\n    // that skips a recurring tick is recoverable and the one that mails a\n    // customer from a developer's laptop is not. The declared return type makes\n    // that method a compile error anyway, so the type system catches it while\n    // it is still being written and the runtime stays on the safe side.\n    if (!(await job.shouldRun.call(job))) {\n      return;\n    }\n  } catch (error) {\n    // Fail closed, for the same reason. A gate that throws has told us nothing\n    // about whether the job may run, and the framework already refuses to\n    // schedule a job whose name or expression it cannot read rather than run\n    // something half-declared. The throw is logged, so this is loud; the missed\n    // tick comes back on the next one.\n    console.error(\n      `Error evaluating shouldRun for cron job ${job.name}:`,\n      error,\n    );\n    return;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    await job.onTick.call(job);\n  } catch (error) {\n    console.error(`Error executing cron job ${job.name}:`, error);\n  }\n  try {\n    await job.callback.call(job);\n  } catch (error) {\n    console.error(`Error in cron job ${job.name}:`, error);\n  }\n  try {\n    await job.onComplete.call(job);\n  } catch (error) {\n    console.error(`Error completing cron job ${job.name}:`, error);\n  }\n}\n\nexport class Scheduler {\n  static token = \"scheduler\";\n\n  private handles: BunCronHandle[] = [];\n  private resolved: Array<new () => CronJob>;\n\n  constructor(config: Required<ScheduleConfig>) {\n    this.resolved = config.jobs;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The jobs this scheduler will run, or ran — declared in the config slice or\n   * discovered under `app/cron`, whichever the slice asked for.\n   *\n   * #323 turned an application's schedule from an array it could import into a\n   * directory it cannot, and an app that had a test walking that array —\n   * asserting every report has an owner, that no two share an expression — was\n   * about to lose it. This is where that test goes instead, and it is the\n   * better question anyway: the config slice says what was asked for, this says\n   * what the scheduler took.\n   *\n   * It lists what `start()` iterates, not what `Bun.cron` accepted. A job with\n   * no name, no expression, or a name another job already claimed is logged and\n   * skipped, and still appears here — a test walking this should see the\n   * problem rather than have it tidied away.\n   *\n   * A copy, so that walk cannot edit the set the scheduler is running from.\n   */\n  get jobs(): ReadonlyArray<new () => CronJob> {\n    return [...this.resolved];\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Replaces the job set, for the provider to hand over what it found under\n   * `app/cron` before it calls `start()`.\n   *\n   * The scheduler is constructed in `register()`, where reading a directory and\n   * importing what is in it is not allowed to happen — that phase is\n   * synchronous and resolves nothing. So it is built from whatever the slice\n   * declared and corrected in `boot()`, one line before it starts. Calling this\n   * after `start()` changes what `jobs` reports and nothing else; the schedules\n   * are already registered.\n   */\n  useJobs(jobs: Array<new () => CronJob>) {\n    this.resolved = jobs;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Schedules every configured job. Called from `ScheduleServiceProvider.boot()`\n   * — never from the constructor — so a job body may resolve any service the\n   * container holds by the time it first ticks. That ordering is what replaced\n   * the old `kernel.waitForBoot()` handshake.\n   */\n  start(run: ScheduleRunner = (cb) => cb()) {\n    if (this.resolved.length === 0) {\n      return;\n    }\n\n    const registry = (globalThis.__gemiCronJobs ??= new Map());\n\n    // Names claimed during *this* pass, which is a different question from what\n    // `registry` holds. `registry` spans hot reloads and is supposed to already\n    // contain the previous reload's handle under the same name; this starts\n    // empty every time and is how a name claimed twice in one schedule is told\n    // apart from the same job coming back after an edit.\n    const claimed = new Map<string, string>();\n\n    for (const Job of this.resolved) {\n      const job = new Job();\n      if (!job.name) {\n        // Named by its class, because under discovery nobody wrote this job\n        // down anywhere and `JSON.stringify(job)` on a nameless one prints\n        // `{}`. The overwhelmingly common cause is the second sentence: a\n        // shared base class sitting in the walked directory. `abstract` is\n        // erased before this code runs, so there is nothing here that could\n        // tell a base class from a job — only the message can.\n        console.error(\n          `Cron job must have a name — ${Job.name || \"an anonymous class\"} ` +\n            `has none, so it is not scheduled. If this is a base class that ` +\n            `other jobs extend, move it out of the discovered directory: ` +\n            `\\`abstract\\` does not survive to runtime, so a class under ` +\n            `app/cron is indistinguishable from a job.`,\n        );\n        continue;\n      }\n      if (!job.cron) {\n        console.error(`Cron job must have an expression. Job: ${job.name}`);\n        continue;\n      }\n      const taken = claimed.get(job.name);\n      if (taken !== undefined) {\n        // Refusing the second one, rather than letting it through to the\n        // `registry.get(...).stop()` below — which is what used to happen, and\n        // it stopped the *first* job's schedule while leaving both classes in\n        // `jobs`. That is the failure #323 exists to remove wearing a disguise:\n        // a report that silently stops arriving, and a test walking `jobs` that\n        // sees two healthy entries and passes.\n        console.error(\n          `Two cron jobs claim the name \"${job.name}\" — ${taken} is ` +\n            `scheduled and ${Job.name || \"an anonymous class\"} is not. A name ` +\n            `is the scheduler's key, so only one job can hold it. Rename one.`,\n        );\n        continue;\n      }\n      claimed.set(job.name, Job.name || \"an anonymous class\");\n\n      // Update in place: stop any schedule previously registered under this name\n      // before re-registering, so a hot reload replaces rather than duplicates.\n      registry.get(job.name)?.stop();\n\n      // Inside `run`, gate included: a `shouldRun` that resolves a service to\n      // decide is the ordinary case, and evaluating it out here would leave it\n      // without the application context every other line of the tick has.\n      const handle = Bun.cron(job.cron, () => run(() => runTick(job)));\n\n      registry.set(job.name, handle);\n      this.handles.push(handle);\n    }\n  }\n\n  stop() {\n    for (const handle of this.handles) {\n      handle.stop();\n    }\n    this.handles = [];\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport type { AuthConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { AuthManager } from \"./AuthManager\";\n\nexport class AuthServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      AuthManager,\n      () => new AuthManager(this.app.config.get<AuthConfig>(\"auth\", {})),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { kernelContext } from \"../../kernel/context\";\nimport { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\nimport { discoverCronJobs } from \"../discovery\";\nimport { scheduleConfigDefaults, type ScheduleConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { Scheduler } from \"./Scheduler\";\n\nexport class ScheduleServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      Scheduler,\n      () =>\n        new Scheduler(\n          withDefaults(\n            scheduleConfigDefaults(),\n            this.app.config.get<ScheduleConfig>(\"schedule\", {}),\n          ),\n        ),\n    );\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Resolves the schedule, then starts it.\n   *\n   * Cron jobs are scheduled in phase two, not in `register()`: a job body is\n   * free to resolve any service, and by the time `boot()` runs every provider\n   * has registered. Each tick re-enters the application context so the job sees\n   * the same container a request handler would.\n   *\n   * ### Why the raw slice and not the scheduler's config\n   *\n   * The decision here is whether the app said anything, and by the time the\n   * scheduler holds a config it can no longer tell: `withDefaults` treats an\n   * absent key and an `undefined` one alike and substitutes the default `[]`,\n   * which is the same value an app writes when it means \"nothing scheduled, and\n   * I mean it\". Reading the slice before defaults are applied is the only place\n   * that difference still exists.\n   *\n   * So: `jobs` present, including `jobs: []`, is used verbatim and no directory\n   * is read. Absent or `undefined` — which includes an app with no `schedule`\n   * slice at all — the classes under `jobsDir` are, which is the case #323 is\n   * about: a cron job that is written and never listed fires never, and nothing\n   * downstream is waiting to notice.\n   */\n  async boot() {\n    const scheduler = this.app.make(Scheduler);\n    const slice = this.app.config.get<ScheduleConfig>(\"schedule\", {});\n\n    if (slice.jobs === undefined) {\n      const { jobsDir } = withDefaults(scheduleConfigDefaults(), slice);\n      scheduler.useJobs(await discoverCronJobs(jobsDir));\n    }\n\n    // Resolved, listed, and not started.\n    //\n    // `gemi run` sets this on the process it spawns. Booting the application is\n    // how a console command reaches the container, and starting the schedule is\n    // a side effect of that which nobody asked for: a `gemi run backfill` that\n    // takes four minutes would otherwise fire the application's whole cron\n    // schedule in a process no operator is watching, and `Bun.cron` handles hold\n    // the loop open besides.\n    //\n    // Deliberately above `start` and below `useJobs`, so `app(Scheduler).jobs`\n    // still answers honestly — a command that wants to fire a tick by hand can,\n    // and a test asking what this application schedules gets the same answer\n    // either way.\n    //\n    // An environment variable rather than a config field, because this is a\n    // property of *this process* and not of the application: the same variable\n    // is how a deploy runs one cron dyno beside several web ones, and a config\n    // slice would have to know which command started it.\n    if (process.env.GEMI_NO_SCHEDULE === \"1\") return;\n\n    const app = this.app;\n    scheduler.start((cb) => kernelContext.run(app, cb));\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport type { MailConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { MailManager } from \"./MailManager\";\n\nexport class MailServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      MailManager,\n      () => new MailManager(this.app.config.get<MailConfig>(\"mail\", {})),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport type { FilesystemConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { FilesystemManager } from \"./FilesystemManager\";\n\nexport class FilesystemServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      FilesystemManager,\n      () =>\n        new FilesystemManager(\n          this.app.config.get<FilesystemConfig>(\"filesystem\", {}),\n        ),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport type { ImageConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { ImageManager } from \"./ImageManager\";\n\nexport class ImageServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      ImageManager,\n      () => new ImageManager(this.app.config.get<ImageConfig>(\"image\", {})),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { KernelId } from \"./KernelId\";\n\n// Config-less by nature: the id is generated per process, never declared.\nexport class KernelIdServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.instance(KernelId, new KernelId());\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import type { LogEntry } from \"./types\";\n\n// Config key: `log`. Derived from `LoggingServiceProvider`.\nexport interface LogConfig {\n  maxFileSize?: number;\n\n  onLogFileClosed?: (file: File) => void | Promise<void>;\n  onLogCreated?: (logEntry: LogEntry) => void | Promise<void>;\n}\n\nexport function defineLogConfig(config: LogConfig): LogConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function logConfigDefaults(): Required<LogConfig> {\n  return {\n    maxFileSize: 1024 * 1024 * 10, // 10MB\n    onLogFileClosed: () => {},\n    onLogCreated: () => {},\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\nimport { LogManager } from \"./LogManager\";\nimport { logConfigDefaults, type LogConfig } from \"./config\";\n\nexport class LogServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      LogManager,\n      () =>\n        new LogManager(\n          withDefaults(\n            logConfigDefaults(),\n            this.app.config.get<LogConfig>(\"log\", {}),\n          ),\n        ),\n    );\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The log directory is created once at kernel boot rather than on the first\n   * `Log.info()`, which is what the old eagerly-constructed container did.\n   * Resolving here is deliberate: it is the one service whose readiness is a\n   * boot-time side effect, and paying for it lazily mid-request would add file\n   * IO to whichever handler happened to log first.\n   */\n  async boot() {\n    await this.app.make(LogManager).boot();\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import {\n  middlewareConfigDefaults,\n  type MiddlewareConfig,\n} from \"../../http/middleware-config\";\nimport { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\nimport { MiddlewareRegistry } from \"./MiddlewareRegistry\";\n\nexport class MiddlewareServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      MiddlewareRegistry,\n      () =>\n        new MiddlewareRegistry(\n          withDefaults(\n            middlewareConfigDefaults(),\n            this.app.config.get<MiddlewareConfig>(\"middleware\", {}),\n          ),\n        ),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import type { BroadcastingChannel } from \"../../broadcasting/BroadcastingChannel\";\n\n// Config key: `broadcast`. Derived from `BroadcastingServiceProvider`.\nexport interface BroadcastConfig {\n  channels?: Record<string, new () => BroadcastingChannel>;\n}\n\nexport function defineBroadcastConfig(\n  config: BroadcastConfig,\n): BroadcastConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function broadcastConfigDefaults(): Required<BroadcastConfig> {\n  return {\n    channels: {},\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\nimport { BroadcastManager } from \"./BroadcastManager\";\nimport { broadcastConfigDefaults, type BroadcastConfig } from \"./config\";\n\nexport class BroadcastServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      BroadcastManager,\n      () =>\n        new BroadcastManager(\n          withDefaults(\n            broadcastConfigDefaults(),\n            this.app.config.get<BroadcastConfig>(\"broadcast\", {}),\n          ),\n        ),\n    );\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { ServiceProvider } from \"../../support/ServiceProvider\";\nimport { discoverJobs } from \"../discovery\";\nimport { withDefaults } from \"../../support/withDefaults\";\nimport { queueConfigDefaults, type QueueConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { QueueManager } from \"./QueueManager\";\n\nexport class QueueServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {\n  register() {\n    this.app.singleton(\n      QueueManager,\n      () => new QueueManager(this.app.config.get<QueueConfig>(\"queue\", {})),\n    );\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Fills in the job registry when the app did not declare one.\n   *\n   * ### Why the raw slice and not the manager's config\n   *\n   * The decision here is whether the app said anything, and by the time the\n   * manager holds a config it can no longer tell: `withDefaults` treats an\n   * absent key and an `undefined` one alike and substitutes the default `[]`,\n   * which is the same value an app writes when it means \"no jobs, and I mean\n   * it\". Reading the slice before defaults are applied is the only place the\n   * difference still exists.\n   *\n   * So: `jobs` present, including `jobs: []`, is used verbatim and no directory\n   * is read. Absent or `undefined`, the classes under `jobsDir` are.\n   *\n   * ### Why phase two\n   *\n   * Discovery imports every file it walks, which is asynchronous, and\n   * `register()` is not. It also has to happen before the first dispatch rather\n   * than before the first tick — there is no equivalent of the scheduler's\n   * `start()` to hang it off, so the registry has to be complete by the end of\n   * boot.\n   */\n  async boot() {\n    const slice = this.app.config.get<QueueConfig>(\"queue\", {});\n    if (slice.jobs !== undefined) return;\n\n    const { jobsDir } = withDefaults(queueConfigDefaults(), slice);\n    this.app.make(QueueManager).useJobs(await discoverJobs(jobsDir));\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import type { ConsumeParams, RateLimitResult } from \"../types\";\n\nexport abstract class RateLimiterDriver {\n  /**\n   * Records one request against `params.key` and reports whether it fits.\n   *\n   * Implementations must decide *and* record atomically — two concurrent calls\n   * for the same key may never both be told they were the last one that fit.\n   *\n   * May be sync or async: the in-memory driver answers immediately, a network\n   * backed driver returns a promise. Callers always `await` the result.\n   */\n  abstract consume(\n    params: ConsumeParams,\n  ): Promise<RateLimitResult> | RateLimitResult;\n}\n",
-    "import type { RateLimitResult } from \"./types\";\n\n/**\n * The sliding-window-counter algorithm, shared by every driver.\n *\n * A fixed window is cheap but lets a client spend its whole budget at the end\n * of one window and again at the start of the next — twice the limit across a\n * window's worth of time. A true sliding log fixes that but has to keep a\n * timestamp per request.\n *\n * The counter variant keeps two integers per key (this window and the one\n * before it) and estimates usage by weighting the previous window by how much\n * of it still overlaps the trailing window:\n *\n *     usage = previous * (window - elapsed) / window + current\n *\n * That is a ~0.003% error on real traffic and costs two integers per key, so\n * it is what the in-memory and Redis drivers both implement.\n */\n\n/** Epoch ms of the start of the window `now` falls into. */\nexport function windowStartFor(now: number, window: number) {\n  return Math.floor(now / window) * window;\n}\n\n/** Weight of the previous window's count, from `1` down to `0`. */\nexport function previousWeight(elapsed: number, window: number) {\n  if (window <= 0) return 0;\n  return Math.min(1, Math.max(0, (window - elapsed) / window));\n}\n\n/** Estimated usage of the trailing `window` ending at `now`. */\nexport function estimateUsage(\n  current: number,\n  previous: number,\n  elapsed: number,\n  window: number,\n) {\n  return previous * previousWeight(elapsed, window) + current;\n}\n\n/**\n * How long until a request costing `cost` would be admitted, in milliseconds.\n *\n * Solves the usage equation for `elapsed` instead of guessing: the caller gets\n * a `Retry-After` that lands the moment capacity actually frees up rather than\n * at the end of the window, which for a sliding window is usually far too late.\n */\nexport function timeUntilAllowed(params: {\n  current: number;\n  previous: number;\n  elapsed: number;\n  window: number;\n  limit: number;\n  cost: number;\n}) {\n  const { current, previous, elapsed, window, limit, cost } = params;\n  // Usage the bucket may sit at for this request to still fit.\n  const budget = limit - cost;\n\n  // The request can never fit, no matter how long the caller waits. Report a\n  // full window rather than `Infinity` so a `Retry-After` header stays usable.\n  if (budget < 0) return window;\n\n  const remainingWindow = Math.max(0, window - elapsed);\n\n  // Phase 1 — capacity frees up inside the current window as `previous` decays.\n  if (previous > 0) {\n    // previous * (window - e) / window + current = budget  =>  solve for e\n    const target = window * (1 - (budget - current) / previous);\n    if (target <= window) {\n      return Math.max(0, Math.ceil(target - elapsed));\n    }\n  }\n\n  // Phase 2 — `current` alone is already over budget, so nothing frees up until\n  // the window rolls and `current` becomes the decaying `previous`.\n  if (current <= budget) return remainingWindow;\n  if (current <= 0) return remainingWindow;\n\n  const target = window * (1 - budget / current);\n  return remainingWindow + Math.max(0, Math.ceil(target));\n}\n\n/**\n * Turns a driver's post-operation counters into the result the caller sees.\n * `current` and `previous` are the counts *after* an allowed request has been\n * recorded, so every driver reports the same numbers for the same state.\n */\nexport function buildResult(params: {\n  allowed: boolean;\n  current: number;\n  previous: number;\n  now: number;\n  elapsed: number;\n  window: number;\n  limit: number;\n  cost: number;\n}): RateLimitResult {\n  const { allowed, current, previous, now, elapsed, window, limit, cost } =\n    params;\n\n  if (allowed) {\n    const usage = estimateUsage(current, previous, elapsed, window);\n    return {\n      allowed: true,\n      limit,\n      remaining: Math.max(0, Math.floor(limit - usage)),\n      resetAt: now - elapsed + window,\n      retryAfter: 0,\n    };\n  }\n\n  const retryAfter = timeUntilAllowed({\n    current,\n    previous,\n    elapsed,\n    window,\n    limit,\n    cost,\n  });\n\n  return {\n    allowed: false,\n    limit,\n    remaining: 0,\n    resetAt: now + retryAfter,\n    retryAfter,\n  };\n}\n",
-    "import { buildResult, estimateUsage, windowStartFor } from \"../slidingWindow\";\nimport type { ConsumeParams, RateLimitResult } from \"../types\";\nimport { RateLimiterDriver } from \"./RateLimiterDriver\";\n\ninterface Bucket {\n  /** Window length this bucket was counted with, so config changes reset it. */\n  window: number;\n  windowStart: number;\n  current: number;\n  previous: number;\n}\n\nexport interface InMemoryRateLimiterOptions {\n  /**\n   * Hard cap on tracked keys. Reached only by traffic that never repeats a key\n   * (spoofed `x-forwarded-for`, for instance); the map is swept of dead buckets\n   * first and only then evicts live ones, oldest touched first.\n   *\n   * Defaults to 100k keys — a few MB, and far more than a single instance\n   * legitimately sees inside one window.\n   */\n  maxKeys?: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Per-process rate limiter. The default driver, and the right one for a single\n * instance or for development.\n *\n * State lives in this process only: with N instances behind a load balancer the\n * effective limit is N × the configured limit, and it resets on deploy. Point\n * the service provider at `RedisRateLimiter` once you run more than one.\n */\nexport class InMemoryRateLimiter extends RateLimiterDriver {\n  private buckets = new Map<string, Bucket>();\n  private maxKeys: number;\n\n  constructor(options: InMemoryRateLimiterOptions = {}) {\n    super();\n    this.maxKeys = Math.max(1, options.maxKeys ?? 100_000);\n  }\n\n  consume(params: ConsumeParams): RateLimitResult {\n    const { key, limit, window } = params;\n    const cost = params.cost ?? 1;\n    const now = Date.now();\n    const windowStart = windowStartFor(now, window);\n    const elapsed = now - windowStart;\n\n    const bucket = this.roll(key, window, windowStart);\n    const usage = estimateUsage(\n      bucket.current,\n      bucket.previous,\n      elapsed,\n      window,\n    );\n    const allowed = usage + cost <= limit;\n\n    if (allowed) {\n      bucket.current += cost;\n    }\n\n    // Re-inserting moves the key to the end of the iteration order, which is\n    // what makes eviction least-recently-used rather than arbitrary.\n    this.buckets.delete(key);\n    this.buckets.set(key, bucket);\n    if (this.buckets.size > this.maxKeys) {\n      this.evict(now);\n    }\n\n    return buildResult({\n      allowed,\n      current: bucket.current,\n      previous: bucket.previous,\n      now,\n      elapsed,\n      window,\n      limit,\n      cost,\n    });\n  }\n\n  /** Drops all counters. Mainly useful in tests. */\n  clear() {\n    this.buckets.clear();\n  }\n\n  /** Number of tracked keys. Exposed for tests and diagnostics. */\n  get size() {\n    return this.buckets.size;\n  }\n\n  /** Advances a bucket to `windowStart`, creating it when absent or stale. */\n  private roll(key: string, window: number, windowStart: number): Bucket {\n    const bucket = this.buckets.get(key);\n\n    if (!bucket || bucket.window !== window) {\n      return { window, windowStart, current: 0, previous: 0 };\n    }\n\n    if (bucket.windowStart === windowStart) {\n      return bucket;\n    }\n\n    if (bucket.windowStart + window === windowStart) {\n      bucket.previous = bucket.current;\n      bucket.current = 0;\n      bucket.windowStart = windowStart;\n      return bucket;\n    }\n\n    // Idle for more than a full window: everything it held has decayed away.\n    bucket.previous = 0;\n    bucket.current = 0;\n    bucket.windowStart = windowStart;\n    return bucket;\n  }\n\n  private evict(now: number) {\n    for (const [key, bucket] of this.buckets) {\n      // Fully decayed — it would be reset on the next read anyway.\n      if (now - bucket.windowStart >= bucket.window * 2) {\n        this.buckets.delete(key);\n      }\n    }\n\n    // Still over the cap, so the traffic is live rather than stale. Drop the\n    // least recently touched keys; the worst case is that a client whose bucket\n    // was dropped gets a fresh budget, which beats growing without bound.\n    for (const key of this.buckets.keys()) {\n      if (this.buckets.size <= this.maxKeys) break;\n      this.buckets.delete(key);\n    }\n  }\n}\n",
-    "import { InMemoryRateLimiter } from \"./drivers/InMemoryRateLimiterDriver\";\nimport type { RateLimiterDriver } from \"./drivers/RateLimiterDriver\";\n\n// Config key: `ratelimiter`. Derived from `RateLimiterServiceProvider`.\nexport interface RateLimiterConfig {\n  /**\n   * Where counters live. In-process by default; swap in `RedisRateLimiter` once\n   * the app runs on more than one instance.\n   */\n  driver?: RateLimiterDriver;\n\n  /** Requests allowed per window when the `rate-limit` DSL omits a limit. */\n  limit?: number;\n\n  /** Window length in **seconds** when the `rate-limit` DSL omits one. */\n  window?: number;\n}\n\nexport function defineRateLimiterConfig(\n  config: RateLimiterConfig,\n): RateLimiterConfig {\n  return config;\n}\n\nexport function rateLimiterConfigDefaults(): Required<RateLimiterConfig> {\n  return {\n    driver: new InMemoryRateLimiter(),\n    limit: 1000,\n    window: 60,\n  };\n}\n",
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