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  • Chores

    • Updated the application version to 11.8.35-rc.1.
  • Refactor

    • Adjusted internal theme initialization processes for account and admin themes.
    • Improved synchronization of extensions with updated build context handling.

No changes to user-facing features or functionality.

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The updates remove the use of the updateKcGenCommand function from the account and admin theme initialization scripts and relocate its invocation to the extension synchronization script. The build context update logic is now performed only after extension synchronization, and not during theme initialization. The package version is incremented to a new release candidate.

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File(s) Change Summary
package.json Updated version from "11.8.34" to "11.8.35-rc.1".
src/bin/initialize-account-theme/initialize-account-theme.ts Removed updateKcGenCommand import and its invocation; moved config update calls into switch cases.
src/bin/initialize-admin-theme.ts Removed updateKcGenCommand import and its invocation.
src/bin/sync-extensions/sync-extension.ts Added import and invocation of updateKcGenCommand after file sync and git operations.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SyncExtensionCommand
    participant getBuildContext
    participant updateKcGenCommand

    User->>SyncExtensionCommand: Run sync-extension command
    SyncExtensionCommand->>SyncExtensionCommand: Perform file sync and git untracking
    SyncExtensionCommand->>getBuildContext: getBuildContext(projectDirPath)
    getBuildContext-->>SyncExtensionCommand: buildContext
    SyncExtensionCommand->>updateKcGenCommand: updateKcGenCommand(buildContext)
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A hop, a skip, a version jump—
Theme scripts trimmed, no longer plump!
Extensions now update with flair,
While admin and account keep things bare.
With "rc" in tow, we bound ahead—
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)
  • package.json (1 hunks)
  • src/bin/initialize-account-theme/initialize-account-theme.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/bin/initialize-admin-theme.ts (0 hunks)
  • src/bin/sync-extensions/sync-extension.ts (2 hunks)
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  • src/bin/initialize-admin-theme.ts
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src/bin/initialize-account-theme/initialize-account-theme.ts (1)
src/bin/initialize-account-theme/updateAccountThemeImplementationInConfig.ts (1)
  • updateAccountThemeImplementationInConfig (17-101)
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package.json (1)

3-3: LGTM! Version bump follows semantic versioning conventions.

The version increment to a release candidate is appropriate for testing the refactored build context update logic before a full release.

src/bin/sync-extensions/sync-extension.ts (1)

13-14: Good refactoring to centralize build context updates.

Moving the updateKcGenCommand call to the synchronization phase aligns with the PR objective of performing build context updates only after extension synchronization.

src/bin/initialize-account-theme/initialize-account-theme.ts (2)

54-57: Excellent refactoring - immediate config update improves user experience.

Moving updateAccountThemeImplementationInConfig into the "Multi-Page" branch ensures the configuration is updated immediately when the theme type is selected, providing better feedback to the user.


74-77: Good consistency - both theme types now update config immediately.

The "Single-Page" branch now also calls updateAccountThemeImplementationInConfig immediately, ensuring consistent behavior between both theme initialization paths.

Comment on lines +91 to 96
await updateKcGenCommand({
buildContext: getBuildContext({
projectDirPath: buildContext.projectDirPath
})
});
}
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Consider using the existing build context and add error handling.

Two potential improvements:

  1. Build context handling: The code creates a fresh build context with getBuildContext({ projectDirPath: buildContext.projectDirPath }) instead of using the existing buildContext. This might lose configuration or state that was established during the sync process.

  2. Error handling: The updateKcGenCommand call lacks error handling. If this operation fails, it could leave the system in an inconsistent state.

Consider this approach:

-    await updateKcGenCommand({
-        buildContext: getBuildContext({
-            projectDirPath: buildContext.projectDirPath
-        })
-    });
+    try {
+        await updateKcGenCommand({ buildContext });
+    } catch (error) {
+        console.error('Failed to update build context:', error);
+        // Consider whether to throw or handle gracefully
+    }

Let me verify if using the existing build context is safe:


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if updateKcGenCommand requires a fresh build context or can use the existing one

# Search for updateKcGenCommand implementation to understand its requirements
ast-grep --pattern 'export $_ function command($_) {
  $$$
}' | grep -A 20 -B 5 updateKcGenCommand

# Look for other usages of updateKcGenCommand to see the pattern
rg -A 5 -B 5 "updateKcGenCommand"

Length of output: 3207


Use the existing buildContext and add error handling

In src/bin/sync-extensions/sync-extension.ts (lines 91–96), you’re recreating the build context and not catching errors. This can drop state (e.g. bundler) and leaves failures unhandled.

• Instead of

await updateKcGenCommand({
    buildContext: getBuildContext({
        projectDirPath: buildContext.projectDirPath
    })
});

reuse the passed‐in buildContext.
• Wrap the call in a try/catch to log or recover from failures.

Proposed diff:

-   await updateKcGenCommand({
-       buildContext: getBuildContext({
-           projectDirPath: buildContext.projectDirPath
-       })
-   });
+   try {
+       await updateKcGenCommand({ buildContext });
+   } catch (error) {
+       console.error('Failed to update Keycloak generator:', error);
+       throw error; // alter if you prefer graceful degradation
+   }
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In src/bin/sync-extensions/sync-extension.ts around lines 91 to 96, replace the
call to updateKcGenCommand that creates a new build context with one that reuses
the existing buildContext variable to preserve state. Additionally, wrap the
updateKcGenCommand call in a try/catch block to handle and log any errors that
occur during its execution, preventing unhandled failures.

@garronej garronej merged commit dbd75d2 into main May 29, 2025
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