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Summary

  • Align the starter API dev/build scripts with the current generated Mercur project by using Medusa CLI directly where safe.
  • Keep production start on mercurjs start so the existing patchMedusa() behavior still disables default Medusa admin product/product-variant routes.
  • Keep build on mercurjs build so route-type codegen (writeRouteTypes()) still runs before the Medusa build (see Notes).
  • Fix the Mercur codegen module runner detection to walk up parent directories for lockfiles, so nested apps in a Bun workspace use bunx instead of falling back to npx.
  • Regenerate API route types after the codegen fix.

Why each script lands where it does

Script Value Reason
dev medusa develop CodegenModuleService.onApplicationStart runs codegen automatically, but only when NODE_ENV=development (which medusa develop sets). Route types stay fresh without the CLI wrapper.
build mercurjs build medusa build runs with NODE_ENV=production, so the codegen hook early-returns and route types would go stale. mercurjs build calls writeRouteTypes() first, then delegates to medusa build (no patchMedusa()), so types stay in sync.
start mercurjs start Still needs patchMedusa() to disable default admin product/product-variant routes in production.

About the .mercur/index.d.ts diff

The regenerated types change admin.invites.accept from
@mercurjs/core/api/admin/invites/accept/route to
@medusajs/medusa/api/admin/invites/accept/route. This is a correction, not a regression:

  • There is no packages/core/src/api/admin/invites/accept/route.ts in core (the only invites/accept route is vendor/members/invites/accept), so the old path pointed at a module that does not exist.
  • packages/cli/src/codegen/constants.ts explicitly maps /admin/invites/accept to @medusajs/medusa/api/admin/invites/accept/route, which the regenerated value now matches.

Verification

  • cd apps/api && medusa db:migrate
  • cd apps/api && bun run dev -> server ready on port 9000
  • curl -i http://localhost:9000/health -> HTTP 200 OK
  • bun run build -> 10 successful / 10 total
  • bun run test:integration:http -- fulfillment-sets -> 19 passed / 19 total

Notes

  • Initial push to upstream was denied for wasin-creator, so this PR is opened from the fork branch wasin-creator:fix/api-dev-codegen-runner.
  • start intentionally remains mercurjs start until the Medusa route patching done by patchMedusa() is moved into a non-wrapper startup path.

@wasin-creator wasin-creator force-pushed the fix/api-dev-codegen-runner branch from 3498efe to abc81e1 Compare June 13, 2026 08:32
@wasin-creator wasin-creator force-pushed the fix/api-dev-codegen-runner branch from abc81e1 to 30a04fe Compare June 13, 2026 08:33
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Implementation note:

This PR intentionally keeps start as mercurjs start while changing only dev to medusa develop.

Reason: mercurjs start currently calls patchMedusa(), which disables Medusa’s default admin product/product-variant routes by patching:

  • dist/api/admin/products/**/route.js
  • dist/api/admin/product-variants/**/route.js
  • related admin route middleware exports

Switching start directly to medusa start would bypass this patching behavior and re-enable those default admin routes in production.

Follow-up work should move this route-disabling behavior out of CLI startup mutation and into a stable plugin/config mechanism. After that, start can safely become medusa start.

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Follow-up investigation in PR #994 / issue #993 confirmed that keeping start as mercurjs start is the safe choice for this PR.\n\nMedusa v2 registers API layers as Core → Plugins → Application. That means Mercur cannot cleanly shadow/disable Medusa core /admin/products/** handlers or their product route policies from plugin/application route files.\n\nSo this PR's narrower scope is intentional: move dev/build to native Medusa CLI while preserving the existing production startup wrapper until an official route-disable hook exists or a different supported mechanism is implemented.

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Ready for maintainer merge from my side.

Local verification already completed:

  • bun run build — passed
  • bun run test:integration:http -- fulfillment-sets — 19/19 passed
  • cd apps/api && bun run dev — server ready, /health returned 200

There are no GitHub checks reported for this PR branch, and the PR is currently mergeable. I attempted to merge, but my GitHub account does not have MergePullRequest permission on this repository, so a maintainer will need to merge it.

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Note on the reported failed check:

The only reported GitHub Actions run is Claude Code Review, and it ended with action_required before creating any jobs/check runs. This is not a code/test failure from this PR.

Observed details:

This usually means the workflow needs maintainer/admin action for a forked PR or required repository secrets/permissions are not available to the PR run. I also tried to rerun it, but GitHub rejected it because my account does not have admin rights on this repository.

Local verification remains green:

  • bun run build — passed
  • bun run test:integration:http -- fulfillment-sets — 19/19 passed
  • cd apps/api && bun run dev — server ready, /health returned 200

medusa build runs with NODE_ENV=production, so the CodegenModuleService
onApplicationStart hook early-returns and route types are not regenerated.
mercurjs build runs writeRouteTypes() before delegating to medusa build,
keeping .mercur route types in sync. dev stays on medusa develop because
the codegen module fires on app start in development.
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Fixed the reported �[32minfo�[39m: redisUrl not found. A fake redis instance will be used.
�[32minfo�[39m: Using flag MEDUSA_FF_RBAC from project config with value true
�[32minfo�[39m: Generating types...
�[32minfo�[39m: No link to load from /Users/joon/fashion-marketplace-spikes/scratch/mercur/node_modules/.bun/@medusajs+draft-order@2.13.4+fa43a8cbb1a930f2/node_modules/@medusajs/draft-order/.medusa/server/src/links. skipped.
�[32minfo�[39m: Types generated successfully
�[32minfo�[39m: Starting build...
�[32minfo�[39m: Compiling backend source...
�[32minfo�[39m: Removing existing ".medusa/server" folder
�[32minfo�[39m: Skipping admin build, since its disabled inside the medusa-config file
�[32minfo�[39m: Backend build completed successfully (3.25s) failure.\n\nRoot cause: used , but in this Bun workspace the bin is not linked into the app script PATH, so the direct app build failed with .\n\nChange: now uses , matching the generated-project style and avoiding reliance on the missing workspace bin.\n\nVerified locally after the fix:\n\n\n\nResult:\n\n

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Correction to the previous comment (shell quoting stripped inline code):

Fixed the reported cd apps/api && bun run build failure.

Root cause: apps/api used "build": "mercurjs build", but in this Bun workspace the mercurjs bin is not linked into the app script PATH, so the direct app build failed with command not found.

Change: apps/api now uses "build": "bunx @mercurjs/cli build", matching the generated-project style and avoiding reliance on the missing workspace bin.

Verified locally after the fix:

cd /Users/joon/fashion-marketplace-spikes/scratch/mercur/apps/api && bun run build

Result:

$ bunx @mercurjs/cli build
info:    Generating types...
info:    Types generated successfully
info:    Starting build...
info:    Backend build completed successfully (2.98s)

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