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Status for node-tap/21.7.4+ds1+~cs46.20.40-1

Patch Description Author Forwarded Bugs Origin Last update
processinfo-fix-spawnopts-return-type.patch processinfo: build against current @types/node and node:crypto Three issues block the tshy build of @tapjs/processinfo:
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1. spawn-opts.ts declared the return-type field "env" as
ProcessEnvOptions, which is the *options* object containing
{ uid, gid, cwd, env, ... }, not the env hash itself.
The correct type is NodeJS.ProcessEnv (a plain Record).
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2. child_process.ts:333 calls cpExec with the destructured "options"
used as a callback after a typeof options === 'function' guard.
The narrowed union of the 5 ExecArgs overloads does not match
cpExec's overload-3 callback signature exactly (string vs
string|Buffer for stdout/stderr). Cast to any so the call
type-checks; runtime behaviour is unchanged.
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3. The "uuid" npm package is replaced by node:crypto's randomUUID().
Debian's node-uuid 8.3.2 ships a wrapper.mjs in
package.json#exports.node.import which makes "import { v4 } from
'uuid'" resolve to ESM in the CJS-output build (TS1479).
randomUUID() has been a Node built-in since Node 14.17 / 16, well
below processinfo's stated engines.node ">=16.17", so the swap
produces identical RFC-4122 v4 UUIDs without any external dep.		 not-needed 2026-04-26
npm-init-template-mustache-render-cast.patch npm-init-template: cast settings to any in mustache.render call With Debian's @types/mustache (3.2.0), the 4th argument of render() is
strictly typed as OpeningAndClosingTags ([string, string]). Upstream
passes a TemplateSetting object containing { tags?, escape? } which is
not assignable. This is a latent bug visible only when the typings are
present; runtime behaviour is unchanged.		 not-needed 2026-04-26
run-select-version-mani-cast.patch run: cast pacote manifest entries to any Object.entries(packu.versions) where pacote is untyped (no @types/pacote)
yields [string, unknown][], so the inferred type for "mani" is unknown,
which breaks property access. Cast to any.		 not-needed 2026-04-27
tsc-workarounds.patch tsc workarounds Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> not-needed 2026-04-27
tcompare-drop-react-element-to-jsx-string.patch drop the react-element-to-jsx-string dependency tcompare eagerly imports react-element-to-jsx-string (through styles.ts) to
pretty-print React elements in diffs. That npm package is not available in
Debian (it pulls @base2/pretty-print-object), so it was shipped as an empty
component and made tcompare itself unloadable. Replace the two re-export
shims with a self-contained fallback so tcompare loads; React element diffs
fall back to String(). The react-element-to-jsx-string component is dropped.		 Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> not-needed 2026-06-20
config-coverage-flag-aliases.patch tolerate legacy coverage flag and obsolete config-file options tap v21 renamed the coverage-disabling flag to `--disable-coverage` and no
longer accepts `--no-coverage` (jackspeak rejects the unknown flag). It also
dropped several config options (e.g. `coverage`, `ts`, `test-regex`) that
older `.taprc` / `package.json` "tap" sections still carry. A number of test
suites and Debian autopkgtests (including tap's own bundled workspaces) still
use these.
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On the command line, rewrite `--no-coverage` and `--no-cov` to
`--disable-coverage`. In config files, translate the legacy `coverage`
boolean to `disable-coverage` and drop any other unknown option with a
warning instead of aborting.
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The command-line rewrite must not change the identity of the args array
before handing it to jackspeak: jackspeak only strips the leading
`node script` from argv when it receives process.argv itself, so the
`.map()` is preceded by the same slice jackspeak would do. Without this,
`/usr/bin/node` and the tap bin leak into the positional test list and
tap re-executes itself indefinitely (fork bomb).		 Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> not-needed 2026-06-22
run-use-node-which.patch use node-which instead of @isaacs/which in @tapjs/run Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> not-needed 2026-06-21

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