fix(cli): create output directory if it doesn't exist#1445
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Thanks @lamine2000 . There's a failing test here that needs resolving. Also this branch includes your other work. Please rebase against main so that this PR is nice and clean. Thank you! |
The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path
pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add
mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching
the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts.
Fixes OpenFn#859
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The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path
pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add
mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching
the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts.
Fixes #859
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The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path
pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add
mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching
the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts.
Fixes #859
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* fix(cli): create output directory if it doesn't exist (#1445) The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts. Fixes #859 * changeset --------- Co-authored-by: Lamine Gueye <[email protected]>
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* fix(cli): create output directory if it doesn't exist (#1445) The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts. Fixes #859 * changeset --------- Co-authored-by: Lamine Gueye <[email protected]>
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* create output directory if it doesn't exist (#1452) * fix(cli): create output directory if it doesn't exist (#1445) The compile and collections commands threw ENOENT when --output-path pointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet. Add mkdir({ recursive: true }) before writeFile in both handlers, matching the pattern already used in the execute command's serialize-output.ts. Fixes #859 * changeset --------- Co-authored-by: Lamine Gueye <[email protected]> * Fix gitignore cache (#1453) * fix(cli): fix cache .gitignore written to fs root and undefined workflow name (#1444) * fix(cli): fix cache .gitignore written to fs root and undefined workflow name - Replace ensureGitIgnore path-walking logic with a direct getCacheRoot helper. The old loop used endsWith('.cli-cache') to find the cache root, but if the path never contained that segment (custom cachePath) it would walk all the way to '/' and write /.gitignore - Fall back to 'workflow' when plan.workflow.name is undefined, avoiding .cli-cache/undefined directories - Add cachePath to saveToCache/clearCache options types so custom cache paths set by workspace projects are correctly forwarded to getCachePath - Remove spurious await on the now-synchronous getCachePath call - Add regression tests covering expressionPath + cacheSteps (the exact scenario reported in #669, which had no test coverage) Fixes #669 * fix test: use correct cache subdir name derived from filename * refactor(cli): address review feedback on cache fix - Eliminate getCacheRoot helper: getCachePath(options) with no workflowName/stepId already returns the CACHE_DIR root naturally - Use .filter(Boolean) spread into path.resolve so undefined workflowName does not cause ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE (path.resolve throws on undefined) - Keep cachePath in saveToCache/clearCache Pick types so custom paths work - Rename gitignore test name to be more accurate Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> * style(cli): fix prettier formatting Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> * Revert "style(cli): fix prettier formatting" This reverts commit 1e47fad. * style(cli): fix prettier v2 formatting Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> * refactor(cli): simplify workflowName fallback per review Use workflowName ?? '' instead of .filter(Boolean) spread. path.resolve treats '' as a no-op so undefined workflowName still resolves to the bare CACHE_DIR root. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> * clean up test * changeset * tidying up * typing --------- Co-authored-by: Lamine Gueye <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> * Merge & Sync improvements (#1450) * CLI: add --workflows flag to merge and deploy (#1437) * add --workflows flag * rename --workflows to --workflow and alias * changelog * update tests * format * mock: fix an issue where project obejts can get scribbed on * fix tests * update integration tests * improve error messages for invalid workspace * better diverence message * Fix incorrect divergence warnings on checkout (#1446) * improve error messages for invalid workspace * better diverence message * add failing test and notes * project: set the alias on a checked out project * fix divergence on checkout * fixes for tests * fix tests and enable project alias to be null * update tests * update more tests * relax alias lookup to fix tests * when merging, force-checkout the result * remove comment * types * fix one more test * update test * hide merge command * chore: ignore sentry errors by regexp (#1440) * feat: ignore sentry errors by regexp * chore: remove debug * feat: add severity override to ignored errors * changeset --------- Co-authored-by: Joe Clark <[email protected]> * versions --------- Co-authored-by: Lamine Gueye <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Farhan Y. <[email protected]>
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Summary
Fixes #859. The
compileandcollections getcommands threwENOENTwhen--output-pathpointed to a directory that hadn't been created yet, forcing users to manuallymkdirbefore running the CLI.compile/handler.ts: addedawait mkdir(dirname(outputPath), { recursive: true })beforewriteFilecollections/handler.ts: same fix in thegetcommand's output branchThe
executecommand'sserialize-output.tsalready had this pattern — this PR brings the other two commands in line with it.Test plan
openfn compile job.js -o new/nested/dir/out.js— should createnew/nested/dir/and write the fileopenfn collections get myCollection myKey -o new/nested/dir/out.json— sameCloses #859