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apps/docs/openapi.json is a committed artifact that Mintlify serves as the API reference, and nothing regenerated or checked it, so it was only ever as fresh as the last person who remembered to run the export by hand. It had already drifted: regenerating from unmodified code produced a 2000-line diff. pnpm openapi:check regenerates the document to a temp file and compares it with the committed one, so a route, request schema, or response schema change that forgets the export fails CI with the command to fix it. pnpm openapi:check:fix writes it. This mirrors the existing i18n:check pair. The export needs no database and no secrets, so the job is a plain install and run with no services attached. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds OpenAPI consistency checks, optional artifact fixing, configurable export output, a fixed public server URL, and a dedicated CI job. ChangesOpenAPI validation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR adds an automated API-reference drift check without changing production behavior. It is mergeable with owner awareness that the workflow actions should be pinned to immutable commits and that the check currently has a Windows path-handling limitation when temporary directories contain spaces. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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When a normal development .env defines KANEO_API_URL (for example, http://localhost:1337), the API's dotenv-mono initialization loads it and /api/openapi emits that value in servers[0].url. This child inherits that environment, so pnpm openapi:check reports drift even with unchanged routes, while pnpm openapi:check:fix overwrites the committed public reference with a developer-specific URL; unset or override KANEO_API_URL for this export so the artifact is deterministic.
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Every normal outcome calls process.exit() from inside the try, which terminates Node immediately rather than unwinding through finally; consequently the rmSync cleanup is skipped. Each check leaves a kaneo-openapi-* directory containing the roughly 350 KB generated specification in the system temp directory, so repeated local checks or runs on persistent runners steadily accumulate files; set process.exitCode and let control reach finally instead.
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The exporter imports the API, which imports @kaneo/permissions from its built dist output. Every other turbo task gets that build from dependsOn: ["^build"], but the check invoked tsx directly and so ran against a workspace where nothing had been built, failing with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND on a clean checkout. It only passed locally because dist happened to be left over from an earlier build. Build the API's workspace dependencies through turbo first. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
The exported document took its servers[0].url from KANEO_API_URL, which the documented local setup sets to http://localhost:1337. A developer running the check would see drift with unchanged routes, and running the fix it suggests would write their own machine into the public API reference. The export now pins the server block, since the committed artifact is the published reference rather than a report of whoever generated it. The served /api/openapi still reflects the instance it runs on. Three defects in the checker itself: - every outcome called process.exit() from inside the try, so the finally never ran and each invocation left a kaneo-openapi-* directory holding a ~350KB document in the temp dir. It now returns a status and sets process.exitCode after cleanup. - --fix read the committed file before reaching the fix branch, so a deleted artifact failed with ENOENT instead of being restored. A missing file is now treated as drift, which --fix repairs. - pnpm is a .cmd shim on Windows, which execFile cannot launch without a shell. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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As per coding guidelines, use tabs (not spaces) for indentation in TypeScript/TSX files.
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When the /api/openapi route's server description, additional server entries, or other server metadata changes, this unconditional replacement discards the generated values, so openapi:check still passes while the committed reference remains inconsistent with the route. Make generation deterministic by controlling KANEO_API_URL for the child process or by changing only the generated URL rather than replacing the entire servers array.
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Overwriting spec.servers made the artifact deterministic but discarded whatever the route declares, so a new server entry or a changed description would never reach the committed reference and the drift check would still pass. Pin KANEO_API_URL for the export instead and let the route build the block. dotenv-mono does not override an already-set variable, so a developer's .env cannot reach the published document either way. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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apps/docs/openapi.jsonis a committed artifact that Mintlify serves as the API reference (apps/docs/docs.jsonpoints at it). Nothing regenerated or verified it, so it was only ever as fresh as the last person who remembered to run the export by hand — and it had already drifted: regenerating from unmodified code produced a ~2000 line diff.pnpm openapi:checkregenerates the document to a temp file and compares it against the committed one. A route, request schema, or response schema change that forgets the export now fails CI with the command to fix it.pnpm openapi:check:fixwrites it. This mirrors the existingi18n:check/i18n:check:fixpair and gets its own job, likei18ndoes.The export builds the app in-process and never touches the database, so the job is a plain install and run — no services, no secrets.
export-openapi.tsnow takes an optional output path so the check can write somewhere temporary; with no argument it behaves exactly as before.Related Issue(s)
None — noticed while migrating the API to Zod-generated OpenAPI in #1655, where the stale artifact caused a real bug:
auth-openapi.tswas generated from it and inherited a wrongrequiredfield.Type of Change
How Has This Been Tested?
--fixregenerates and the check then passes. Also confirmed the export runs withDATABASE_URL,AUTH_SECRET,KANEO_API_URL,KANEO_CLIENT_URLandNODE_ENVall unset, which is why the job needs no services.Screenshots (if applicable)
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Checklist
The two unticked attestations are the author's to make. No automated test covers the check itself; it is exercised by CI on every PR, which is the same treatment
i18n:checkgets.Additional Notes
Alternatives considered and rejected:
pull_requestruns from forks get a read-only token, so it would fail for exactly the outside contributors it is meant to help.biome cion every commit.https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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