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fix(overrides): read the lockfile the scan selected - #1506
The override rules chose a lockfile by their own order (pnpm, Yarn, Bun, npm) instead of using the one the scan reads. In a folder holding two managers' lockfiles they could check a different tree than the findings came from. With package-lock.json and pnpm-lock.yaml side by side, the scan read the npm tree while OA001 read the pnpm one, called a working override orphaned and offered overrides --fix --rule OA001 to remove it. OA003 also told the user to move it into the pnpm section.
The override context now takes the root lockfile the scan selects, including the packageManager field and the shrinkwrap rule, and derives the package manager from it. Two consequences worth knowing: a shrinkwrap-only project is now treated as npm, and a root with both yarn.lock and bun.lock is now treated as Bun, matching the scan.
A lockfile in a subfolder is deliberately not used. When the scan falls back to a nested lockfile, that lockfile belongs to a different package.json than the one the override rules read, and using it produced 28 false PD002 findings on a Juice Shop tree. Multi-folder scans are covered because each subfolder is checked against its own root lockfile.
Override output on nine example trees (nest, analog, yarn-berry, workspace, juice-shop, lint-staged, astro, copilotkit, cline) is identical to main.
This overlaps #1495 in the override context builder. That PR should land first; I will rebase this one onto it.
Override context now uses the root project’s selected lockfile to identify the package manager and package names. When multiple lockfiles are present, the project’s selection rules determine which one is used; nested lockfiles are ignored. Projects using npm-shrinkwrap.json are also recognized. If no root lockfile is selected, the package manager is reported as unknown.
npm shrinkwrap files take precedence over package-lock files when both are present, including in nested projects.
config set ca-cert now rejects missing, empty, or flag-like path values while accepting valid paths.
Debug information now reports npm lockfile details from the selected npm lockfile, or omits the version when it can’t be read.
I aligned override checks and npm metadata with the selected lockfile, including npm shrinkwrap precedence. I also updated config set ca-cert to reject missing, empty, and flag-like path arguments while accepting valid relative paths.
Changes: Lockfile selection and reading
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Summary
Define lockfile selection and precedence src/constants.ts, src/parsers/index.ts, tests/parsers/load-packages.test.ts, src/utils/file.ts, tests/utils/file.test.ts
Adds shared APIs for selecting and reading the root lockfile. Nested lockfile priority now places npm-shrinkwrap.json before package-lock.json. Tests cover nested selection.
Read the selected lockfile in override context src/overrides/context-builder.ts, tests/overrides/context-builder.test.ts
The override context derives the package manager from the selected root lockfile and reads its package names and versions through the shared parser. Tests cover manager selection, nested lockfile exclusion, and shrinkwrap parse outcomes.
Use npm lockfile precedence in consumers src/utils/npm-lockfile.ts, src/utils/debug-bundle.ts, src/utils/debug-project.ts, tests/e2e/nested-shrinkwrap.test.ts, tests/utils/debug-bundle.test.ts, tests/utils/debug-project.test.ts
Adds a helper to locate npm’s preferred lockfile. Debug metadata and link counts use the located file. Tests cover shrinkwrap metadata, link counts, and nested shrinkwrap scanning.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1494: The changes make npm shrinkwrap authoritative in override context when a package lock is also present. The separate nested scanner precedence issue is not fully established by these changes.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1495: Adds shrinkwrap-first discovery and npm lockfile lookup that this change uses in related selection behavior.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1499: Centralizes lockfile selection rules that this change exposes through selectRootLockfile.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1490: Covers the same requireFlagValue validation behavior for config set certificate paths.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d35a7
Resolve nested cross-manager selection before merging: affected pnpm projects can receive a clean result despite vulnerable dependencies. Smaller diagnostic and test-fixture issues also remain.
Pre-merge checks: 3 · 4
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The title accurately describes the change, but it uses the scoped form "fix(overrides):" instead of the required "type: short description" form.
Change the title to a valid form such as "fix: read the lockfile the scan selected". Keep the description lowercase after the colon and omit the trailing period.
Linked Issues check
I revise my earlier PASS. The root and standalone paths meet #1497, but the nested and multi-folder requirement does not.
Met: buildOverrideContext in src/overrides/context-builder.ts now calls `…
Resolve one of these before merge: (a) Make the override context use the nested lockfile that loadPackages selects when the root has no lockfile. Then fix the PD002 false positives on the Juice Shop tree, for example by checking that the …
Out of Scope Changes check
Users who run cve-lite config set ca-cert now get an error when the path starts with -. This change does not relate to #1497.
The change in src/cli/args.ts replaces the falsy check on argv[3]…
Remove the config set ca-cert change in src/cli/args.ts. Also remove its tests in tests/cli/config-command.test.ts and tests/e2e/commands-and-exit-codes.test.ts. Move them to a separate PR with their own description. For the nested …
Closes Keyword Matches Scope
The body uses Closes #1497, but the pull request does not deliver every item in that issue. Root selection and the two-manager root test are implemented. However, selectRootLockfile() only checks …
Extend the shared selection used by buildOverrideContext() to match loadPackages() when it selects a nested lockfile, and add tests for a root project with only a nested lockfile in both scan-with-overrides and standalone overrides pa…
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The description clearly explains the problem, the fix, affected lockfile-selection behavior, testing, and linked issue closure. It does not reproduce the template heading, but it contains the required…
Linked Issue
The pull request body references GitHub issue #1497 with the required keyword "Closes".
No New Runtime Dependency
The pull request does not modify package.json. The dependencies and devDependencies sections are identical between the reviewed base and head, and optionalDependencies remains absent. No new runtime d…
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The description clearly explains the problem, the fix, affected lockfile-selection behavior, testing, and linked issue closure. It does not reproduce the template heading, but it contains the required change rationale and includes "Closes #1497", so the content is mostly complete.
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The pull request does not modify package.json. The dependencies and devDependencies sections are identical between the reviewed base and head, and optionalDependencies remains absent. No new runtime dependency or dev-to-runtime move was introduced.
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I revise my earlier PASS. The root and standalone paths meet #1497, but the nested and multi-folder requirement does not.
Met: buildOverrideContext in src/overrides/context-builder.ts now calls selectRootLockfile and reads the result with readSelectedLockfile. The package manager comes from the selected lockfile name. Because standalone overrides runs use the same builder, they follow the same selection. This covers the root two-manager case, the packageManager field, shrinkwrap precedence, and shrinkwrap-only projects. The change summary reports tests for these cases.
Not met: #1497 requires the override context to receive the scan-selected lockfile "at the root and in nested and multi-folder scans." selectRootLockfile in src/parsers/index.ts returns only root lockfiles. It returns null when the root has none. When loadPackages falls back to a nested lockfile through chooseBestLockfile, the scan reads that file, but the override rules read nothing. buildOverrideContext then records the OA001 skip "lockfile missing or empty" for that tree. The PR states this exclusion is deliberate. The reason is sound: the nested file belongs to another manifest, and using it produced 28 false PD002 findings on a Juice Shop tree. Multi-folder scans are covered only for subfolders that have their own root lockfile. The PR still states that it closes #1497, so the issue requirement remains open.
Uncertainty: I relied on the change summary for the test coverage. I did not inspect the test files.
Resolution
Resolve one of these before merge:
(a) Make the override context use the nested lockfile that loadPackages selects when the root has no lockfile. Then fix the PD002 false positives on the Juice Shop tree, for example by checking that the nested lockfile matches the root package.json. Add a test for a nested-only tree.
(b) Ask the owner of #1497 to narrow its acceptance criteria to root lockfiles and per-folder root lockfiles. Then change the PR text from "closes #1497" to a partial reference, and explain the narrowed scope in the PR.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
Users who run cve-lite config set ca-cert now get an error when the path starts with -. This change does not relate to #1497.
The change in src/cli/args.ts replaces the falsy check on argv[3] with requireFlagValue. The change summary also lists tests for this behavior in tests/cli/config-command.test.ts and three end-to-end tests in tests/e2e/commands-and-exit-codes.test.ts. The PR description does not mention this behavior change. Override lockfile selection does not need it. This is a demonstrated unrelated change.
Other changes connect to the issue, but the PR description does not document them:
src/constants.ts changes the nested lockfile priority. npm-shrinkwrap.json now ranks before package-lock.json, and this changes which nested lockfile the scan reads. #1497 asks override rules to follow the scan. It does not ask the scan to change its nested order. This is a scan behavior change, and the PR does not describe its user-visible effect.
findNpmLockfile in src/utils/debug-bundle.ts and src/utils/debug-project.ts uses the same npm lockfile lookup. The debug output change is connected to lockfile selection. The PR should say so.
The lockfile tests and comments in src/utils/file.ts and tests/utils/file.test.ts support the selection changes.
Resolution
Remove the config set ca-cert change in src/cli/args.ts. Also remove its tests in tests/cli/config-command.test.ts and tests/e2e/commands-and-exit-codes.test.ts. Move them to a separate PR with their own description.
For the nested priority change in src/constants.ts, either document its effect on scan results in the PR description, or move it out with its tests. Then state in the PR description why the debug utility changes belong in this PR.
Full details: Closes Keyword Matches Scope
Explanation
The body uses Closes #1497, but the pull request does not deliver every item in that issue. Root selection and the two-manager root test are implemented. However, selectRootLockfile() only checks root lockfiles and explicitly excludes nested lockfiles, while loadPackages() falls back to a nested lockfile. Therefore a scan can read a nested lockfile while buildOverrideContext() reads none. This misses the issue's nested-scan requirement and its requirement that standalone overrides use the same selection as a scan. The added test confirms the exclusion instead of the required matching behavior.
Resolution
Extend the shared selection used by buildOverrideContext() to match loadPackages() when it selects a nested lockfile, and add tests for a root project with only a nested lockfile in both scan-with-overrides and standalone overrides paths. If nested fallback is intentionally out of scope, change Closes #1497 to Refs #1497 instead.
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src/constants.ts
src/utils/debug-bundle.ts
src/utils/debug-project.ts
src/utils/file.ts
src/utils/npm-lockfile.ts
tests/cli/config-command.test.ts
tests/e2e/commands-and-exit-codes.test.ts
tests/e2e/nested-shrinkwrap.test.ts
tests/overrides/context-builder.test.ts
tests/parsers/load-packages.test.ts
tests/utils/debug-bundle.test.ts
tests/utils/debug-project.test.ts
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Follow-up Comments
Add the nested manifest to the fixture, or rename the test.
497-500: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add the nested manifest to the fixture, or rename the test.
The test name says it covers a nested lockfile from another manifest. The fixture writes frontend/package-lock.json without frontend/package.json, so that case is not built. Add the manifest so the fixture matches the test name. The assertions still hold, because override context reads only the root lockfile.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @tests/overrides/context-builder.test.ts around lines 497 -
500:
Add a frontend/package.json fixture alongside the nested package-lock.json in
the test setup so the nested lockfile is associated with another manifest as the
test name claims. Leave the existing root-lockfile assertions unchanged.
Source: Path instructions
Add a recovery step to the lockfile parse error.
169-170: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add a recovery step to the lockfile parse error.
When the selected lockfile fails to parse, the override report and the warning print only the file name and the parser message. Neither one says how to repair or regenerate the file. The path instructions for src/**/*.ts say that "Error messages should tell the user what to do next." The message at src/overrides/context-builder.ts should name the next step.
Suggested fix
- return { kind: "error", message: `${basename(lockfile.filePath)}: ${message}` };+ const name = basename(lockfile.filePath);+ return { kind: "error", message: `${name}: ${message}. Repair or regenerate ${name}, then rerun the override check.` };
As per path instructions, "Error messages should tell the user what to do next."
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Review comment at @src/overrides/context-builder.ts around lines 169 - 170:
Update the lockfile parse-error handling in the context-builder flow so its
error message includes the lockfile name, parser message, and a clear next step
to repair or regenerate the lockfile before rerunning the override check.
Source: Path instructions
Name the nested lockfile in the OA001 skip reason.
187-191: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Name the nested lockfile in the OA001 skip reason.
When the root has overrides but no root lockfile, the scan reads a single nested lockfile. The override check does not. selectRootLockfile returns null, so OA001 is skipped with lockfile missing or empty. Orphaned overrides are not checked in this layout, and the note says a lockfile is missing when the scan has read one.
The mismatch occurs whether or not the nested folder has its own package.json, because the scan does not check for one. Copying the scan's fallback into selectRootLockfile would also read a lockfile that belongs to another manifest. Limit any fallback to nested lockfiles in folders that have no package.json. Until then, make the skip reason name the nested lockfile and state that it is not used for overrides.
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Review comment at @src/parsers/index.ts around lines 187 - 191:
Update the OA001 skip-reason logic associated with selectRootLockfile so that
when the scan reads a nested lockfile but no root lockfile exists, the reason
names that nested lockfile and states it is not used for overrides. Do not add a
nested-lockfile fallback to selectRootLockfile that could associate another
manifest’s lockfile with the root.
Add a test that checks the scanner and the override context pick the same lockfile.
Add a test that checks the scanner and the override context pick the same lockfile.
The override tests in tests/overrides/context-builder.test.ts check only the package names that buildOverrideContext reads. The scanner tests in tests/parsers/load-packages.test.ts use a different fixture and check only the scanner's own result. No test runs both on the same directory. A change to the shared selection in findRootLockfile can already fail the override tests. A change that makes one caller select differently from the other would pass both files. Issue #1497 asks for a test showing that override rules read the same lockfile as the findings. This test covers that case.
Suggested fix
import { buildOverrideContext } from "../../src/overrides/context-builder.js";
+import { loadPackages } from "../../src/parsers/index.js";
expect(ctx.lockfilePackageNames.has("from-npm")).toBe(false);
});
++ it("selects the same lockfile in the scanner and the override context", () => {+ writeTwoLockfiles({ packageManager: "pnpm@9.0.0" });+ const scan = loadPackages(dir, false, 4);+ const ctx = build();+ expect(scan.source).toBe("pnpm-lock");+ expect(scan.packages.map(p => p.name)).toContain("from-pnpm");+ expect(ctx.lockfilePackageNames.has("from-pnpm")).toBe(true);+ });
it("does not read a nested lockfile that belongs to another manifest", () => {
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Review comment at @tests/overrides/context-builder.test.ts around lines 476 -
481:
Add a test in the lockfile-selection tests in `context-builder.test.ts` that
runs the scanner and `buildOverrideContext` against the same directory
containing both npm and pnpm lockfiles. Configure the manifest to select pnpm,
then assert that the scanner reports the pnpm lockfile and its package and that
the override context includes the same package.
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Exports selectRootLockfile, which returns the lockfile loadPackages reads at a
folder's root (packageManager field and shrinkwrap rules included), and
readSelectedLockfile, which reads it with the scan's own handler. Lets other
modules agree with the scan about which tree they are reading.
The override context detected its own lockfile in pnpm, Yarn, Bun, npm order,
while the scan reads bun.lock, npm-shrinkwrap.json, package-lock.json,
pnpm-lock.yaml, yarn.lock and honours the packageManager field. With two
managers' lockfiles in one folder the override rules read a different tree than
the findings came from, so OA001 could call a working override orphaned and
offer to remove it.
The context now takes the scan's root lockfile and derives the package manager
from it. A shrinkwrap-only project is now npm. A lockfile in a subfolder is not
used, since it belongs to a different package.json.
Covers npm and pnpm lockfiles side by side, the packageManager field choosing
between them, a shrinkwrap-only project, and a nested lockfile being ignored.
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Minor · Report the selected npm lockfile in the debug environment. · debug-bundle.ts:27-28
src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:27-28 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Report the selected npm lockfile in the debug environment.
For a scan that selects a nested npm-shrinkwrap.json, environment.json reports packageManager: "unknown" and lockfileVersion: null. buildEnvironmentJson checks only the scan root. Its caller receives no ScanInput, so the selected lockfile's version is never read. Pass the selected lockfile to the environment builder, so it reports the file the scan read.
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Review comment at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts around lines 27 - 28:
Update the debug-bundle flow around findNpmLockfile and buildEnvironmentJson to
pass the selected lockfile into the environment builder and derive
packageManager and lockfileVersion from that file, including nested
npm-shrinkwrap.json selections. Preserve the existing scan-root behavior when no
selected lockfile is available.
Minor · Derive the bundle's package manager from the lockfile the scan selects. · debug-bundle.ts:22
src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:22 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Derive the bundle's package manager from the lockfile the scan selects.
buildEnvironmentJson checks pnpm-lock.yaml, bun.lock, and yarn.lock before any npm lockfile. A root with npm-shrinkwrap.json and pnpm-lock.yaml therefore reports pnpm, but the scan reads the shrinkwrap. I would derive packageManager from selectRootLockfile so the bundle reports the file the scan read.
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Review comment at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts at line 22:
Update packageManager derivation in buildEnvironmentJson to use the lockfile
selected by selectRootLockfile, so the bundle reports the package manager for
the file the scan reads, including when npm-shrinkwrap.json and another
manager’s lockfile coexist.
Prompt to fix all issues
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/constants.ts:
- Line 82: Update the lockfile-name ordering around NPM_LOCKFILE_NAMES so
pnpm-lock.yaml retains precedence over npm-shrinkwrap.json when scanning a
nested directory without a root lockfile. Preserve the existing scan behavior
for other lockfile names.
Review comments at @src/utils/debug-project.ts:
- Around line 59-62: Update readNpmLinkEntryCount to count link entries only
from the lockfile selected for the scan, or restrict the count to scans using
npm; do not let an existing npm-shrinkwrap.json override the selected pnpm
lockfile.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:
- Around line 27-28: Update the debug-bundle flow around findNpmLockfile and
buildEnvironmentJson to pass the selected lockfile into the environment builder
and derive packageManager and lockfileVersion from that file, including nested
npm-shrinkwrap.json selections. Preserve the existing scan-root behavior when no
selected lockfile is available.
- Line 22: Update packageManager derivation in buildEnvironmentJson to use the
lockfile selected by selectRootLockfile, so the bundle reports the package
manager for the file the scan reads, including when npm-shrinkwrap.json and
another manager’s lockfile coexist.
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tests/e2e/commands-and-exit-codes.test.ts
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Major · Stop the nested lockfile order from selecting npm-shrinkwrap.json over… · constants.ts:82
src/constants.ts:82 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Stop the nested lockfile order from selecting npm-shrinkwrap.json over pnpm-lock.yaml.
The new order makes npm-shrinkwrap.json win over pnpm-lock.yaml in a single directory below a root with no lockfile. The scanner does not read packageManager on this path. A pnpm project in this layout can therefore scan the shrinkwrap and miss a vulnerable pnpm-lock.yaml, with a clean result and exit 0 under --fail-on. Before this change, pnpm-lock.yaml won. Keep the earlier order for this pair, or read packageManager on this path as the root path does.
As per path instructions, flag any change that could make a vulnerable package scan clean or exit 0 under --fail-on.
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Review comment at @src/constants.ts at line 82:
Update the lockfile-name ordering around NPM_LOCKFILE_NAMES so pnpm-lock.yaml
retains precedence over npm-shrinkwrap.json when scanning a nested directory
without a root lockfile. Preserve the existing scan behavior for other lockfile
names.
Source: Path instructions
Minor · Read link entries from the lockfile the scan selected. · debug-project.ts:59-62
src/utils/debug-project.ts:59-62 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Read link entries from the lockfile the scan selected.
When the root declares pnpm, the scan reads pnpm-lock.yaml. readNpmLinkEntryCount still reads npm-shrinkwrap.json first when that file exists. A stale shrinkwrap can therefore put an npm linkEntryCount into project.json for a pnpm run. Count link entries only from the lockfile the scan selected, or only when the selected manager is npm.
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Review comment at @src/utils/debug-project.ts around lines 59 - 62:
Update readNpmLinkEntryCount to count link entries only from the lockfile
selected for the scan, or restrict the count to scans using npm; do not let an
existing npm-shrinkwrap.json override the selected pnpm lockfile.
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Minor · Report the selected npm lockfile in the debug environment. · debug-bundle.ts:27-28
src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:27-28 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Report the selected npm lockfile in the debug environment.
For a scan that selects a nested npm-shrinkwrap.json, environment.json reports packageManager: "unknown" and lockfileVersion: null. buildEnvironmentJson checks only the scan root. Its caller receives no ScanInput, so the selected lockfile's version is never read. Pass the selected lockfile to the environment builder, so it reports the file the scan read.
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Review comment at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts around lines 27 - 28:
Update the debug-bundle flow around findNpmLockfile and buildEnvironmentJson to
pass the selected lockfile into the environment builder and derive
packageManager and lockfileVersion from that file, including nested
npm-shrinkwrap.json selections. Preserve the existing scan-root behavior when no
selected lockfile is available.
Minor · Derive the bundle's package manager from the lockfile the scan selects. · debug-bundle.ts:22
src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:22 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Derive the bundle's package manager from the lockfile the scan selects.
buildEnvironmentJson checks pnpm-lock.yaml, bun.lock, and yarn.lock before any npm lockfile. A root with npm-shrinkwrap.json and pnpm-lock.yaml therefore reports pnpm, but the scan reads the shrinkwrap. I would derive packageManager from selectRootLockfile so the bundle reports the file the scan read.
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Review comment at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts at line 22:
Update packageManager derivation in buildEnvironmentJson to use the lockfile
selected by selectRootLockfile, so the bundle reports the package manager for
the file the scan reads, including when npm-shrinkwrap.json and another
manager’s lockfile coexist.
Prompt to fix all issues
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @src/constants.ts:
- Line 82: Update the lockfile-name ordering around NPM_LOCKFILE_NAMES so
pnpm-lock.yaml retains precedence over npm-shrinkwrap.json when scanning a
nested directory without a root lockfile. Preserve the existing scan behavior
for other lockfile names.
Review comments at @src/utils/debug-project.ts:
- Around line 59-62: Update readNpmLinkEntryCount to count link entries only
from the lockfile selected for the scan, or restrict the count to scans using
npm; do not let an existing npm-shrinkwrap.json override the selected pnpm
lockfile.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/utils/debug-bundle.ts:
- Around line 27-28: Update the debug-bundle flow around findNpmLockfile and
buildEnvironmentJson to pass the selected lockfile into the environment builder
and derive packageManager and lockfileVersion from that file, including nested
npm-shrinkwrap.json selections. Preserve the existing scan-root behavior when no
selected lockfile is available.
- Line 22: Update packageManager derivation in buildEnvironmentJson to use the
lockfile selected by selectRootLockfile, so the bundle reports the package
manager for the file the scan reads, including when npm-shrinkwrap.json and
another manager’s lockfile coexist.
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The override rules chose a lockfile by their own order (pnpm, Yarn, Bun, npm) instead of using the one the scan reads. In a folder holding two managers' lockfiles they could check a different tree than the findings came from. With
package-lock.jsonandpnpm-lock.yamlside by side, the scan read the npm tree while OA001 read the pnpm one, called a working override orphaned and offeredoverrides --fix --rule OA001to remove it. OA003 also told the user to move it into the pnpm section.The override context now takes the root lockfile the scan selects, including the
packageManagerfield and the shrinkwrap rule, and derives the package manager from it. Two consequences worth knowing: a shrinkwrap-only project is now treated as npm, and a root with bothyarn.lockandbun.lockis now treated as Bun, matching the scan.A lockfile in a subfolder is deliberately not used. When the scan falls back to a nested lockfile, that lockfile belongs to a different
package.jsonthan the one the override rules read, and using it produced 28 false PD002 findings on a Juice Shop tree. Multi-folder scans are covered because each subfolder is checked against its own root lockfile.Override output on nine example trees (nest, analog, yarn-berry, workspace, juice-shop, lint-staged, astro, copilotkit, cline) is identical to main.
This overlaps #1495 in the override context builder. That PR should land first; I will rebase this one onto it.
Closes #1497