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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces comprehensive runtime dependency management for the core-app build and startup processes. It adds a new dependency resolution script that recursively syncs runtime modules, updates the build pipeline to package dependencies into Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Build as Build Process
participant Ensure as ensure-runtime-modules.js
participant Tree as App Dependency Tree
participant Copy as Copy to node_modules
participant Sync as syncPackagedRuntimeModules()
participant Pkg as electron-builder
participant Verify as verifyPackagedRuntimeModules()
Build->>Ensure: Resolve runtime dependencies
Ensure->>Tree: Read app package.json
Ensure->>Tree: Recursively traverse dependencies
Ensure->>Copy: Copy missing modules
Copy-->>Ensure: Return copied modules
Ensure-->>Build: Return resolved modules list
Build->>Sync: Start packaging sync
Sync->>Sync: Locate app.asar
Sync->>Sync: Copy modules → resources/node_modules
Sync-->>Build: Sync complete
Build->>Pkg: Run electron-builder
Pkg-->>Build: Build output
Build->>Verify: Verify packaged modules
Verify->>Verify: Check asar entries + filesystem
Verify-->>Build: Verification complete
sequenceDiagram
participant Startup as App Startup
participant Precore as precore.ts
participant PathUtil as app-root-path utility
participant UserData as userData directory
participant Legacy as Legacy app data
participant Migration as Migration process
Startup->>Precore: Initialize core
Precore->>PathUtil: resolveRuntimeRootPath(app)
PathUtil->>UserData: Determine userData location
PathUtil-->>Precore: Return runtime root path
Precore->>PathUtil: migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded()
PathUtil->>PathUtil: Check if packaged
PathUtil->>PathUtil: Verify migration marker exists
alt marker not found & dev mode
PathUtil->>Legacy: Locate legacy source data
PathUtil->>Migration: Check if source/target differ
Migration->>UserData: Copy legacy data → userData/tuff-dev
Migration->>PathUtil: Write migration marker
PathUtil-->>Precore: Return migrated status
else marker exists or other condition
PathUtil-->>Precore: Return skipped/failed status
end
Precore->>Precore: Register unhandledRejection handler
Precore->>Precore: Create innerRootPath directory
Precore-->>Startup: Bootstrap complete
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In `@apps/core-app/scripts/build-target.js`:
- Around line 1038-1040: The catch that currently only logs `Error listing dist
files: ${err.message}` should re-throw the error so the build fails instead of
continuing; update the catch block (the try/catch surrounding the dist file
verification that logs "Error listing dist files") to either `throw err` (or
call `process.exit(1)` after logging) so downstream post-processing and the
final "Build completed successfully." message do not run with a broken or empty
dist.
- Around line 36-41: The SIGTERM handler currently only calls cleanup() and
therefore prevents the process from exiting; update the SIGTERM listener (the
process.once('SIGTERM', ...) handler) to call process.exit(1) after invoking
cleanup()—mirroring the SIGINT handler behavior—so the build terminates
correctly when SIGTERM is received.
In `@apps/core-app/scripts/ensure-runtime-modules.js`:
- Around line 34-52: The current logic flattens nested node_modules by deduping
solely on moduleName and stripping nested node_modules during copy; change
resolveModuleRoot, copyModule filter, and visitModule dedupe to preserve each
module's dependency context: make resolveModuleRoot attempt resolution relative
to the module's own sourceDir (searching candidate paths including
path.join(sourceDir, 'node_modules', moduleName)) and return the actual package
root found, update the copyModule filter to include and preserve any nested
node_modules directories (do not strip or collapse them) so the full dependency
tree is copied, and change visitModule dedupe from a bare moduleName key to a
deterministic key that includes the module's package identity + context (for
example packageName@version plus its parent/source path or package.json resolved
path) so different contextual versions are kept and only exact same source roots
are deduped.
In `@apps/core-app/src/main/utils/app-root-path.test.ts`:
- Around line 158-184: The test and migration logic treat a "failed"
DEV_DATA_MIGRATION_MARKER as terminal which permanently blocks retries; update
migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded so that an existing marker with status === 'failed'
does not short-circuit future migrations (either remove/overwrite the failed
marker at start or treat it as absent and allow retry), keep short-circuit only
for 'in-progress' or successful markers, and then change this test's assertions
(in the failing-copy case) to reflect that a transient copy error writes a
non-terminal failure (e.g., either no persistent failed marker or a marker that
allows retry) instead of permanently leaving status 'failed' — reference
migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded and DEV_DATA_MIGRATION_MARKER to locate the logic
and update the test expectations accordingly.
In `@docs/plan-prd/01-project/CHANGES.md`:
- Around line 2470-2491: Move the new "2026-03-23" changelog entry into the
chronological 2026-03 section with the other 2026-03-* entries (do not leave it
after the terminal "说明" block), and update the top "更新时间" header to reflect this
edit; ensure the "2026-03-23" heading and its bullet list remain intact and
positioned in date order among existing 2026-03 entries.
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By default, on non-Windows platforms, a Node.js process receiving SIGTERM without any listener installed will have its default handler trigger: it resets the terminal mode and exits immediately with exit code 128 + 15 = 143 (since SIGTERM is signal 15). This terminates the process synchronously, dropping pending asynchronous operations without waiting for the event loop to empty or executing 'exit' event listeners. If a listener is installed via process.on('SIGTERM', handler) or process.once('SIGTERM', handler), the default handler is removed. The process does not exit automatically. The handler runs on the next event loop tick, and the process continues running until explicitly terminated (e.g., by calling process.exit in the handler) or naturally when no more work remains on the event loop. This allows for graceful shutdown if implemented in the handler, such as closing servers and databases. On Windows, SIGTERM is not supported natively but can be listened for; sending it has no default termination effect. This behavior is consistent across Node.js versions, including latest v25.x, as per official documentation.
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SIGTERM no longer terminates the build.
Once Node has a SIGTERM listener, the default exit behavior is removed. Currently, the handler only runs cleanup() without exiting, leaving the process alive. This breaks CI behavior where external orchestrators send SIGTERM expecting the process to terminate. The SIGINT handler properly exits after cleanup; SIGTERM should do the same.
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re-throw the error so the build fails instead of continuing; update the catch
block (the try/catch surrounding the dist file verification that logs "Error
listing dist files") to either `throw err` (or call `process.exit(1)` after
logging) so downstream post-processing and the final "Build completed
successfully." message do not run with a broken or empty dist.
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Preserve nested node_modules dependency trees when copying modules.
The algorithm dedupes only by moduleName and strips nested node_modules during copy, which flattens packages that carry version-specific transitive dependencies. If two dependencies require different versions of the same transitive package, the first-resolved version wins globally, potentially breaking the second dependency at runtime despite all module names being "present."
Resolve each module's dependencies relative to its own sourceDir and preserve their complete node_modules hierarchies rather than flattening by bare package name. This maintains the proper dependency resolution context that pnpm/npm would normally provide.
Affected code segments
Lines 34–52 (resolveModuleRoot), 56–68 (copyModule filter), 85–130 (visitModule dedup logic)
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@apps/core-app/scripts/ensure-runtime-modules.js` around lines 34 - 52, The
current logic flattens nested node_modules by deduping solely on moduleName and
stripping nested node_modules during copy; change resolveModuleRoot, copyModule
filter, and visitModule dedupe to preserve each module's dependency context:
make resolveModuleRoot attempt resolution relative to the module's own sourceDir
(searching candidate paths including path.join(sourceDir, 'node_modules',
moduleName)) and return the actual package root found, update the copyModule
filter to include and preserve any nested node_modules directories (do not strip
or collapse them) so the full dependency tree is copied, and change visitModule
dedupe from a bare moduleName key to a deterministic key that includes the
module's package identity + context (for example packageName@version plus its
parent/source path or package.json resolved path) so different contextual
versions are kept and only exact same source roots are deduped.
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| const appPath = path.join(root, 'app-root') | ||
| const sourceRoot = path.join(appPath, APP_FOLDER_NAME) | ||
| const targetRoot = path.join(userDataPath, DEV_APP_FOLDER_NAME) | ||
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Don't make migration failures terminal.
This test locks in a failed marker as the final state for copy errors. In migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded(), later boots short-circuit on marker existence, so one transient filesystem failure permanently suppresses future retries and can strand all legacy dev data. Please change the migration contract to retry after failed and update this assertion accordingly.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@apps/core-app/src/main/utils/app-root-path.test.ts` around lines 158 - 184,
The test and migration logic treat a "failed" DEV_DATA_MIGRATION_MARKER as
terminal which permanently blocks retries; update migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded
so that an existing marker with status === 'failed' does not short-circuit
future migrations (either remove/overwrite the failed marker at start or treat
it as absent and allow retry), keep short-circuit only for 'in-progress' or
successful markers, and then change this test's assertions (in the failing-copy
case) to reflect that a transient copy error writes a non-terminal failure
(e.g., either no persistent failed marker or a marker that allows retry) instead
of permanently leaving status 'failed' — reference migrateLegacyDevDataIfNeeded
and DEV_DATA_MIGRATION_MARKER to locate the logic and update the test
expectations accordingly.
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| - Unified runtime root-path policy: | ||
| - `app.isPackaged === true` -> `userData/tuff` | ||
| - `app.isPackaged === false` -> `userData/tuff-dev` | ||
| - Removed dev-mode writes to `app.getAppPath()/tuff` as active root to avoid workspace pollution and path instability. | ||
| - Added one-time best-effort migration for dev data: | ||
| - Source: `app.getAppPath()/tuff` | ||
| - Target: `app.getPath('userData')/tuff-dev` | ||
| - Marker: `.dev-data-migration.json` (records migrated / skipped / failed reason to avoid repeated attempts). | ||
| - Hardened startup directory initialization order in precore: | ||
| - Ensure root first, then `root/logs`, then bind `crashDumps`. | ||
| - Hardened `checkDirWithCreate` to synchronous recursive mkdir and aligned call-sites by removing unnecessary `await`. | ||
| - Startup observability improvements: | ||
| - Corrected single-instance warning semantics to “quitting new instance”. | ||
| - Added early `unhandledRejection` logging in precore. | ||
| - Added optional deprecation trace switch via `TUFF_TRACE_DEPRECATION=1`. | ||
| - Added targeted tests: | ||
| - `src/main/utils/app-root-path.test.ts` | ||
| - `src/main/utils/common-util.test.ts` |
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Keep the new changelog entry inside the chronological section.
Appending a new dated entry after the terminal 说明 block makes it easy to miss and leaves the file header stale for this edit. Move this section up with the other 2026-03-* entries and bump the top 更新时间 in the same change.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/plan-prd/01-project/CHANGES.md` around lines 2470 - 2491, Move the new
"2026-03-23" changelog entry into the chronological 2026-03 section with the
other 2026-03-* entries (do not leave it after the terminal "说明" block), and
update the top "更新时间" header to reflect this edit; ensure the "2026-03-23"
heading and its bullet list remain intact and positioned in date order among
existing 2026-03 entries.
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