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The MIT notice still carried the YOUR_NAME placeholder from the template.
CHANGELOG.md was hand-written and enforced by a release gate; CONTEXT.md was a domain glossary nothing linked to. Removing the changelog alone would have broken every release: the workflow failed when CHANGELOG.md had no `## <version>` section for the tag being pushed. That gate is gone, and RELEASING.md no longer tells maintainers to write notes that have nowhere to land. Release notes now come solely from the conventional commits, generated into the GitHub Release body — so when a release needs more than commit subjects can carry, that body has to be edited by hand.
Three issue forms in the shape react-native-better-maps actually needs: a runtime bug report, a build error, and an enhancement. Each asks for the map provider and the platform, since those are what decide where a problem lives, and — following nitro — whether the reporter could reproduce it in the example app. config.yml turns off blank issues and routes usage questions to Discussions, which are enabled but were advertised nowhere, plus a direct link to the private security advisory form. Dependabot covers two ecosystems. `bun` is its own ecosystem, not part of `npm`: it reads bun.lock, and GitHub supports version updates for it but not security updates, so alerts on those dependencies still have to be acted on by hand. github-actions matters more than usual here because the workflows pin every action by commit SHA, which never resolves to a newer release on its own. React, React Native and the Nitro packages are on the ignore list — they have native counterparts, so bumping them is a deliberate, tested change.
SECURITY.md documents the private reporting channel — GitHub security advisories, now enabled on the repository — and two things specific to a maps library. The first is the report we should expect most: that a Google Maps API key can be extracted from a shipped app. That is how the Google Maps SDKs work. The key has to reach the native SDK in-process, so it lives in Info.plist and AndroidManifest.xml and travels in the binary; this library only hands it to the provider SDK and never transmits it. The protection is key restriction in Google Cloud, and the policy says so, while drawing the line at the real issue: this library leaking a key into a log, a request or a crash payload. The second is the supply chain, which is worth stating because it is unusually tight already: OIDC trusted publishing with no long-lived token, npm provenance verifiable with `npm audit signatures`, actions pinned by SHA, and CI that never writes to git. The code of conduct is the canonical Contributor Covenant with security@gmi.software as the contact. Both are linked from the README and CONTRIBUTING.md, along with RELEASING.md, which the documentation list had been missing.
Follows the layout nitro uses: one directory holding the configuration every formatter and compiler reads, instead of scattering dotfiles across the root. tsconfig.base.json moves to config/tsconfig.json with its contents unchanged, and the two tsconfigs that extend it are repointed; typecheck, the provider-type check and the build all still pass. .clang-format is nitro's, unchanged. .editorconfig is nitro's plus a comment explaining why ktlint_standard_filename must stay disabled here: Kotlin sources are named after the extension they add — Camera+CameraPosition.kt, MapType+GoogleMap.kt — which the default rule rejects. .swift-format has no equivalent in nitro, and exists for a reason specific to this repository. swift-format indents the body of conditional compilation blocks by default, and eight files are whole Google Maps adapters wrapped in `#if canImport(GoogleMaps)`. Leaving that on re-indented all of them and turned a formatting pass into a 3000-line diff. lineLength matches the ColumnLimit in .clang-format so both native formatters agree on one width.
Ports nitro's three formatter scripts: clang-format for C++, ktlint for Kotlin, swift-format for Swift, each reading its configuration from config/ and each failing with an install hint when the tool is missing. Two deliberate differences from nitro. Every script starts by changing to the repository root, so the relative config paths hold no matter where it is invoked from. And package/nitrogen is left out on purpose — it is generated and git-ignored, so formatting it would be undone by the next `bun run nitrogen`. Exposed as format:cpp, format:kotlin, format:swift and format:native. The existing `format` script stays what it was, Prettier over everything else.
First run of the three formatters over the existing code. No behavior changes: the diff is line breaks, trailing commas, sorted includes, and swift-format rewriting `case let .foo(x)` as `case .foo(let x)`. No import was removed. Verified rather than assumed, because nothing in CI compiles this code: - Kotlin: `./gradlew :react-native-better-maps:compileDebugKotlin --rerun` passes. - C++: `buildCMakeDebug[arm64-v8a]` passes. This was the one real risk — clang-format sorts includes, and cpp-adapter.cpp now includes its own header before jni.h and fbjni.h. The header is self-contained, so it builds. - The JavaScript gate is unaffected: typecheck, build and 80 tests pass. Swift is NOT compile-verified. `pod install` fails on this repository's podspec under Ruby 4.0.6 + CocoaPods 1.17.0 — the Podfile.properties helpers are declared with top-level `def`, which is not visible from inside the `Pod::Spec.new` block — so the example workspace cannot be refreshed to build it. That is a pre-existing problem, unrelated to this change. Running the formatters again produces no further diff.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds repository governance, issue intake, release documentation, native and TypeScript formatting tooling, and formatter scripts. It reformats Android and iOS code without described runtime changes. ChangesRepository governance and release policy
Formatting and source maintenance
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Formatting remains usable, but unusually named native source files may not be located correctly by clang-format. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/BUG_REPORT.yml:
- Around line 1-39: Update the “Reproduceable code” and “Relevant log output”
field descriptions in the issue template to instruct reporters to redact API
keys, tokens, credentials, and private configuration before submitting. Include
guidance to report library leaks through the private security advisory, while
preserving the existing reproduction and logging instructions.
In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/BUILD_ERROR.yml:
- Around line 37-41: Add a clear redaction warning to the build-log and
configuration-field descriptions, instructing reporters to remove Google Maps
API keys, tokens, passwords, and other credentials before submitting public
issues; cover keys such as googleMapsApiKey, GoogleMapsIosApiKey, and
com.google.android.geo.API_KEY while preserving the existing setup guidance.
In `@scripts/clang-format.sh`:
- Line 23: Update the file-reading loop in the clang-format script to preserve
backslashes when consuming NUL-delimited paths from find, ensuring the unchanged
file path is passed to clang-format.
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The bug and build-error forms ask for logs, build output and native configuration — exactly the places a Google Maps API key ends up. Issues are public, so each of those fields now says to replace keys, tokens and credentials with placeholders first, naming the three keys build logs echo. The log field also says where a leak by this library itself belongs: a private security advisory, not a public issue, matching SECURITY.md.
`read` without `-r` interprets backslashes, so a path containing one would reach the formatter mangled. No such path exists today; `read -r -d ''` is the correct idiom for NUL-delimited input and costs nothing.
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scripts/swift-format.sh (1)
14-14: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPass the directory array directly to
find.The script flattens
SWIFT_DIRSintoDIRSand expands$DIRSwithout quotes. If a directory entry later contains spaces or glob characters, Bash passes incorrect roots tofind. Preserve each array element as one argument.Proposed fix
- DIRS=$(printf "%s " "${SWIFT_DIRS[@]}") - find $DIRS -type f \( -name "*.swift" \) -print0 | while read -r -d '' file; do + find "${SWIFT_DIRS[@]}" -type f -name '*.swift' -print0 | while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/swift-format.sh`:
- Line 14: Update the find invocation in the script’s Swift-file loop to expand
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve leading and trailing whitespace in paths.
read -r preserves backslashes, but without IFS= it removes leading and trailing IFS whitespace. A filename such as package/cpp/ foo.cpp is then passed to clang-format under a different path, so formatting fails.
Proposed fix
- find $DIRS -type f \( -name "*.h" -o -name "*.hpp" -o -name "*.cpp" -o -name "*.m" -o -name "*.mm" -o -name "*.c" \) -print0 | while read -r -d '' file; do
+ find $DIRS -type f \( -name "*.h" -o -name "*.hpp" -o -name "*.cpp" -o -name "*.m" -o -name "*.mm" -o -name "*.c" \) -print0 | while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do🧰 Tools
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In `@scripts/clang-format.sh` at line 23, Update the read loop processing find’s
null-delimited results to set an empty IFS while retaining read -r, so leading
and trailing whitespace in each filename is preserved before passing it to
clang-format.
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Repository housekeeping, modelled on nitro: native formatter scripts, shared tool config, GitHub templates, and a security policy. Seven commits, each self-contained and readable on its own.
What does this change?
Formatter scripts — ports nitro's
clang-format.sh,kotlin-format.shandswift-format.sh, exposed asformat:cpp,format:kotlin,format:swiftandformat:native.package/nitrogenis deliberately out of scope; it is generated and git-ignored.config/— one directory for shared tool configuration, as nitro does it.tsconfig.base.jsonmoves here unchanged;.clang-formatis nitro's verbatim. Two entries are specific to this repository:.editorconfigkeepsktlint_standard_filenamedisabled, because Kotlin sources are named after the extension they add (Camera+CameraPosition.kt,MapType+GoogleMap.kt) and the default rule rejects that..swift-formatsetsindentConditionalCompilationBlocks: false. Eight files are whole Google Maps adapters wrapped in#if canImport(GoogleMaps); with the default on, formatting them re-indented every line and produced a 3000-line diff instead of 700.Templates — three issue forms (runtime bug, build error, enhancement), each asking for map provider and platform, plus a PR template and Dependabot.
config.ymlturns off blank issues and routes usage questions to Discussions, which were enabled but advertised nowhere.Dependabot uses the
bunecosystem, notnpm— Bun is its own ecosystem and readsbun.lock. GitHub supports version updates for it but not security updates, so alerts on JS dependencies still need manual action.github-actionsmatters here because every action is SHA-pinned and would otherwise never be refreshed.SECURITY.md— the private reporting channel, and the report we should expect most: that a Google Maps API key can be extracted from a shipped app. That is how the Google Maps SDKs work; the key travels in the binary and this library only hands it to the provider SDK. The policy says where the real line is — a key leaking into a log, a request or a crash payload.Removals —
CHANGELOG.mdandCONTEXT.md. Deleting the changelog alone would have broken every release: the workflow failed when there was no## <version>section for the pushed tag. That gate is gone andRELEASING.mdis updated to match.How was it verified?
The formatters touched 36 native files, and nothing in CI compiles this code, so it was checked by hand:
./gradlew :react-native-better-maps:compileDebugKotlin --rerunbuildCMakeDebug[arm64-v8a],cpp-adapter.cpp.oproducedC++ was the one real risk: clang-format sorts includes, so
cpp-adapter.cppnow includes its own header beforejni.handfbjni.h. It builds — the header is self-contained.Swift could not be compile-verified.
pod installfails on our podspec under Ruby 4.0.6 + CocoaPods 1.17.0: the Podfile.properties helpers are declared with top-leveldef, which is not visible inside thePod::Spec.newblock. That is pre-existing and unrelated to this PR (a fix exists onperf/phase-0-fixes), but it means the example workspace cannot be refreshed to build Swift locally. The Swift diff is line breaks, trailing commas andcase let .foo(x)→case .foo(let x); no import was removed.Scope
Two things this PR deliberately does not do
release.sh. nitro's publishes to npm from a developer machine and orchestrates two packages. We publish from CI with OIDC and provenance, and we ship one package — a faithful port would have had nothing to do, and a local publish would drop provenance.Checklist
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