refactor(reachability): use full names instead of "tier 1/2/3" + bump Coana CLI to 15.5.7#1376
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Refer to the reachability analysis types by descriptive names in all user-facing text (command/flag help, output, error messages, log messages, comments, and docs): - Full application reachability (formerly Tier 1) - Precomputed reachability (formerly Tier 2) - Dependency reachability (formerly Tier 3) Backend wire contracts are unchanged: the scan_type value, the tier1-reachability-scan/finalize endpoint, request/response field names, and code identifiers retain their existing names. Only human-readable text is updated. A new Reachability analysis section in the README documents the names and notes the previous Tier 1/2/3 naming for users migrating.
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… update tests Rename the 'tier 1' wording introduced by the --reach-retain-facts-file flag (merged from v1.x) to 'full application reachability', and update the reachability test snapshots and assertions to match the descriptive naming.
Pin @coana-tech/cli to the latest published 15.5.7 and bump the CLI patch version with a matching changelog entry.
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The 'formerly Tier 1/2/3' mapping is already inline on each reachability type, so the trailing note is redundant.
Benjamin Barslev Nielsen (barslev)
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Summary
Two changes bundled into one patch release:
Reachability naming — Refer to the reachability analysis types by descriptive names instead of the "tier 1/2/3" convention, across all user-facing text (command and flag help, command output, error and log messages, code comments, and docs):
Backend wire contracts are intentionally left unchanged: the
scan_typevalue, the hiddentier1-reachability-scan/finalizeendpoint, request/response field names, and code identifiers keep their existing names. Only human-readable text changed.A new Reachability analysis section in the README documents the names and notes the previous Tier 1/2/3 naming so existing users can map old → new.
Coana CLI bump — Pin
@coana-tech/clito the latest published15.5.7and bump the CLI patch version with a matching changelog entry.Notes
1.1.125→1.1.126;@coana-tech/cli15.5.5→15.5.7.build,check:tsc,check:lint, and the reachability test suites pass.Note
Low Risk
Copy and documentation changes plus a patch dependency bump; reachability behavior and API wire contracts are unchanged.
Overview
Releases socket-cli 1.1.126 and bumps
@coana-tech/clito 15.5.7.User-facing reachability wording drops Tier 1/2/3 in favor of full application, precomputed, and dependency reachability across command help (
socket scan create,socket scan reach),--reach-*flag descriptions, logs/warnings, changelog, and tests/snapshots. Fallback behavior is still described as precomputed reachability instead of “Tier 2.”The README adds a Reachability analysis section that explains the three forms and maps the old tier names.
Backend contracts are unchanged: identifiers like
finalizeTier1Scan,tier1ReachabilityScanId, and thetier1-reachability-scan/finalizeendpoint stay as-is; only human-readable text and comments were updated.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit ce2d16e. Configure here.