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P0: fresh installs of @wave-av/cli were broken; several safety commands lied about success

Reproduction (live probe, confirmed against 1.0.8 as published)

$ npm i @wave-av/cli          # resolves @wave-av/sdk via ^2.0.11 -> 2.1.2 (2026-08-28)
$ wave --version
node_modules/@wave-av/sdk/dist/chunk-VYLVDBON.mjs:73
if (__require.main === module) {
                       ^
ReferenceError: module is not defined in ES module scope

Root cause lives in @wave-av/sdk (separate PR: wave-av/sdk#111) — a CJS-only
require.main === module entry guard got bundled into a shared ESM chunk, so it
throws for any ESM importer of the package. This CLI is itself
"type": "module", so it always takes the SDK's "import" export condition —
exactly the path the bug hits. Every single wave invocation died before argv
parsing even started.

Related defects fixed in the same pass (all reproduced live before fixing):

  • @wave-av/sdk and @wave-av/cli both declare a bin named wave — which one
    wins in node_modules/.bin is install-order luck. (Resolved on the SDK side by
    renaming its bin to wave-sdk; see fix(cli): stop shipping a CJS-only entry guard in a shared ESM chunk sdk#111.)
  • wave --version printed a hardcoded "1.0.0", not the real published version.
  • wave doctor, wave status, wave auth status all exited 0 unconditionally,
    even with a failing check or while completely unauthenticated.
  • wave status health-checked https://wave.online (the marketing site) at
    /api/health — verified live: 404. The correct target,
    https://api.wave.online/health, verified live: 200
    ({"ok":true,"service":"wave-gateway","version":"dev"}).

Fixes in this PR

  1. Unbreak fresh installs today, independent of the SDK PR's publish timing.
    Pinned @wave-av/sdk to 2.0.14 (exact, last known-good published version)
    instead of the ^2.0.11 range that resolves the broken 2.1.x line.
    @wave-av/sdk@2.1.3 (the real fix) is not yet published to npm as of this
    PR — verified via npm view @wave-av/sdk versions against the public registry.
    Once it is published, bump this pin to ^2.1.3 in a follow-up so installs pick
    up the fixed SDK build going forward instead of staying pinned indefinitely.
  2. wave --version now reads the version from package.json at runtime via
    node:module's createRequire (works identically from src/cli.ts in dev and
    the bundled dist/index.js, since both sit one directory below the package
    root).
  3. wave doctor / wave status / wave auth status now set
    process.exitCode = 1 when a check fails or the caller is unauthenticated.
    wave whoami already exited 1 correctly ("keep the good copy" per the brief)
    — unchanged in behavior, just hardened with an explicit return after each
    process.exit(1) so a future refactor (or a test harness that mocks
    process.exit) can't accidentally fall through to the authenticated code path.
  4. wave status now health-checks https://api.wave.online/health (not
    https://wave.online/api/health). Also fixed the identical wrong-default-host
    bug in wave auth login's device-authorization flow and wave whoami's
    /api/v1/me call, both of which fell back to the marketing site when no
    project-specific baseUrl was configured. No separate "apex"/marketing check
    was added — there wasn't one before this fix either; the single check now just
    targets the correct host.

Tests (this PR adds the CLI's first test suite — 0 tests existed before)

  • src/cli.test.ts--version resolves from package.json, not a hardcoded
    string.
  • src/commands/doctor/index.test.ts — exits non-zero on a failing check, exits
    clean (no exitCode set) when everything passes.
  • src/commands/status/index.test.ts — hits https://api.wave.online/health
    (not the marketing host); exits non-zero when unauthenticated; exits non-zero
    when the API is unreachable even if authenticated; stays exit-0 on the healthy
    path.
  • src/commands/auth/index.test.tsauth status exits non-zero unauthenticated
    (previously always 0); whoami calls the API host, not the marketing site, and
    exits 1 immediately without an API call when no key is stored.

Verified all 8 behavior-changing assertions fail against pre-fix origin/main
(ran the identical test files in a detached-HEAD worktree at the pre-fix commit,
with the fixed SDK tarball installed so only the CLI-side behavior is under
test) and pass against this branch. The 3 "stays healthy" assertions correctly
pass in both states — those aren't regressions, just confirming the happy path
was never broken.

Gates

  • npm run build (tsup) — succeeds.
  • npx vitest run11 passed.
  • npm run type-checkpre-existing breakage, unrelated to this change: 148
    TS errors on origin/main before this PR, from a missing src/types/index.ts
    (this repo's source was recovered from published sourcemaps — see PR ci(qodo): adopt reusable OSS pr-agent review lane #24/recover the source from the published sourcemaps — 8 of 8 versions rebuild byte-identically #18
    history) plus drift between command code and the installed SDK's actual API
    shape. Diffed the full error list before/after this PR: identical count,
    identical error codes, zero errors in any file this PR touches.
    Not fixing
    the pre-existing 148 here — that's a much larger, separate undertaking
    (recreating types/index.ts and reconciling ~15 command files against the
    current SDK surface).
  • npm run lintpre-existing breakage, unrelated: eslint isn't even
    listed in devDependencies (sh: eslint: command not found), confirmed on a
    pristine origin/main checkout before this PR touched anything.

Fresh-install proof (paste of actual commands + exit codes)

$ npm install   # picks up the @wave-av/sdk@2.0.14 pin from the public registry
$ npm run build
$ HOME=/tmp/fake-home node dist/index.js --version
1.0.9
exit: 0
$ HOME=/tmp/fake-home node dist/index.js doctor
  ...
  ✗ Auth: No API key found
  1 issue(s) need attention.
exit: 1
$ HOME=/tmp/fake-home node dist/index.js status
  ...
  API:      Healthy (162ms)      # <- really hit api.wave.online/health, not wave.online
exit: 1                          # <- unauthenticated, correctly non-zero
$ HOME=/tmp/fake-home node dist/index.js whoami
Not authenticated. Run `wave auth login` first.
exit: 1
$ HOME=/tmp/fake-home node dist/index.js auth status
exit: 1

Release note

Publishing @wave-av/cli@1.0.9 to npm is a separate, manual operator step.
This PR does not run npm publish. Publish order is now less coupled to
wave-av/sdk#111's publish timing than originally planned, since this release pins
to the already-published, working 2.0.14 rather than depending on the
not-yet-published 2.1.3.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com
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Overview
Release @wave-av/cli@1.0.9 addresses a P0 where fresh npm i pulled a broken @wave-av/sdk (2.1.x ESM crash) by pinning the SDK to 2.0.14 and adding a lockfile; version is bumped in package.json.

wave --version no longer hardcodes 1.0.0 — it loads the real version from package.json via createRequire, including the banner and Commander -v.

Diagnostics and auth commands now signal failure to scripts: wave doctor, wave status, and wave auth status set process.exitCode = 1 when checks fail or the user is unauthenticated; wave whoami keeps process.exit(1) but adds explicit return after exit so execution cannot fall through.

Default API base URL is corrected from the marketing site to https://api.wave.online for wave status (/health), wave auth login, and wave whoami when no project baseUrl is set.

Adds Vitest coverage (e.g. src/cli.test.ts and command tests per PR description) and a detailed CHANGELOG entry for 1.0.9.

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Summary by Sourcery

Repair fresh-install compatibility and make CLI health and authentication commands accurately report failures.

Bug Fixes:

  • Restore fresh CLI installs by pinning the SDK to a known-good published version.
  • Report the installed CLI version dynamically instead of using a hardcoded value.
  • Return failing exit codes for unsuccessful doctor, status, and authentication checks.
  • Route default authentication, identity, and health requests to the API host and correct health endpoint.

Build:

  • Add the package lockfile and update the CLI package version to 1.0.9.

Documentation:

  • Document the release fixes and manual npm publishing requirement in the changelog.

Tests:

  • Add regression coverage for version reporting, command exit codes, authentication behavior, and API health-host selection.

P0: every fresh install of @wave-av/cli was broken. `npm i @wave-av/cli` (1.0.8)
resolves @wave-av/sdk via `^2.0.11` -> 2.1.2, and every invocation died before argv
parsing with `ReferenceError: module is not defined in ES module scope` inside the
SDK's dist/chunk-VYLVDBON.mjs (root cause + fix in @wave-av/sdk, filed separately).
This CLI is itself "type": "module", so it always resolves the SDK's "import"
export condition -- exactly the path the bug hit.

Fixes:
- Pin @wave-av/sdk to 2.0.14 (last known-good published version) instead of the
  ^2.0.11 range, which could resolve the broken 2.1.x line. @wave-av/sdk@2.1.3 (the
  real fix) is not yet published to npm; bump this pin to ^2.1.3 in a follow-up once
  it is.
- `wave --version` read a hardcoded "1.0.0" instead of the real package.json
  version. Now reads it via node:module's createRequire at runtime.
- `wave doctor` / `wave status` / `wave auth status` always exited 0, even with a
  failing check or while unauthenticated. All three now set process.exitCode = 1
  in that case. `wave whoami` already exited 1 correctly (kept as-is; hardened with
  an explicit `return` after each process.exit(1) so nothing can fall through).
- `wave status` health-checked https://wave.online (marketing, 404 on /api/health)
  instead of https://api.wave.online (the API, 200 on /health -- verified live).
  Also fixed the same wrong-default-host bug in `wave auth login`'s device-auth
  flow and `wave whoami`'s API call.

Adds the CLI's first test suite (0 tests existed before this commit): version
resolution, and exit-code regressions for doctor/status/auth-status/whoami.
Verified all 8 new regression assertions fail against the pre-fix code and pass
against the fix.

Gates: build succeeds, all 11 new tests pass. `type-check` and `lint` were already
broken pre-existing on origin/main (153/148 TS errors from a missing
src/types/index.ts plus SDK-API drift; eslint isn't even in devDependencies) --
unrelated to this change, confirmed unchanged (same error count, none in touched
files) by diffing against a baseline run on origin/main before this commit.

Does not run npm publish.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This release repairs fresh installs by pinning the CLI to a known-good SDK, dynamically reporting its package version, correcting API host and health endpoints, and making doctor/status/auth failures visible through non-zero exit codes, with a new Vitest regression suite covering the affected paths.

Sequence diagram for CLI status health check and exit code

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI as wave status
    participant Config
    participant API as WAVE API

    User->>CLI: status
    CLI->>Config: loadConfig()
    Config-->>CLI: baseUrl and project
    CLI->>API: fetch(https://api.wave.online/health)
    alt API healthy and authenticated
        API-->>CLI: 200 OK
        CLI-->>User: status output
    else API unreachable or unauthenticated
        API-->>CLI: error or failed response
        CLI-->>User: status output
        CLI->>CLI: process.exitCode = 1
    end
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Flow diagram for CLI command failure exit codes

flowchart TD
    Command[Run wave doctor, status, or auth status] --> Check[Perform checks]
    Check -->|All checks pass| Success[Output result; exit code 0]
    Check -->|Check fails or unauthenticated| Failure[Output result]
    Failure --> Exit[process.exitCode = 1]
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Prevent fresh-install failures caused by the SDK dependency and make the installed CLI version authoritative.
  • Pin the SDK dependency to the known-good published 2.0.14 release.
  • Add the package-lockfile for reproducible dependency resolution.
  • Load the CLI version dynamically from package.json for Commander and the startup banner.
  • Update package and changelog metadata for release 1.0.9.
package.json
package-lock.json
src/cli.ts
CHANGELOG.md
Correct API endpoint defaults and health-check paths across authentication, identity, and status commands.
  • Use https://api.wave.online as the default host for status, device authorization, and whoami.
  • Change the status health probe from /api/health to /health.
  • Preserve configured project-specific base URLs.
src/commands/status/index.ts
src/commands/auth/index.ts
Expose command failures through process exit codes instead of reporting silent success.
  • Set exitCode 1 when doctor checks fail.
  • Set exitCode 1 when status is unauthenticated or the API is unhealthy.
  • Set exitCode 1 for unauthenticated auth status.
  • Return immediately after whoami process.exit(1) calls to prevent fall-through.
src/commands/doctor/index.ts
src/commands/status/index.ts
src/commands/auth/index.ts
Add regression coverage for version reporting, endpoint selection, authentication behavior, health failures, and command exit status.
  • Add tests covering dynamic --version resolution.
  • Test doctor, status, auth status, and whoami failure and healthy paths.
  • Mock configuration, keychain, console, process exit, and fetch to isolate command behavior.
src/cli.test.ts
src/commands/doctor/index.test.ts
src/commands/status/index.test.ts
src/commands/auth/index.test.ts

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected API endpoint defaults for authentication, identity, and health checks.
    • CLI commands now return nonzero exit codes when authentication or diagnostics fail.
    • Fixed auth status and whoami behavior when users are unauthenticated or API requests fail.
    • CLI version displays the current package version instead of a hardcoded value.
  • Release

    • Updated the CLI to version 1.0.9.

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The CLI release updates the SDK pin and package version. It loads its version dynamically, uses API hosts for authentication and health checks, and reports failed authentication, diagnostics, and health checks through non-zero exit codes.

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CLI 1.0.9 behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Release metadata and dynamic version reporting
package.json, src/cli.ts, src/cli.test.ts, CHANGELOG.md
The package version changes to 1.0.9, the SDK is pinned to 2.0.14, and CLI version output reads package metadata.
Authentication hosts and failure handling
src/commands/auth/index.ts, src/commands/auth/index.test.ts
Authentication commands use https://api.wave.online. Unauthenticated and invalid authentication states return failure status and stop further processing.
Status health-check behavior
src/commands/status/index.ts, src/commands/status/index.test.ts
The status command checks /health on the API host and sets process.exitCode to 1 for authentication or health-check failures.
Doctor failure signaling
src/commands/doctor/index.ts, src/commands/doctor/index.test.ts
The doctor command sets process.exitCode to 1 when a diagnostic check fails and retains a successful status for valid configuration.

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The PR fixes fresh-install compatibility, corrects API routing, and makes diagnostic failures visible to automation. It is mergeable with owner awareness that wave status validates credential presence rather than server acceptance, and that the changelog should remain under Unreleased until publication.

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if (!authenticated || !apiHealthy) {
process.exitCode = 1;
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💡 Edge Case: status command conflates auth-only failure with API-only failure

process.exitCode = 1 is set identically whether the user is merely unauthenticated (which is expected/common when running wave status before login) or the API is actually unreachable (an operational incident). Scripts/agents that just check exit code can't distinguish 'you need to log in' from 'the service is down' without also parsing the JSON output. Consider distinct exit codes (e.g. via EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED vs a service-unavailable code, both already defined in lib/exit-codes.ts) so callers can branch without scraping text.

Use distinct exit codes so callers can differentiate auth failures from API outages.:

if (!apiHealthy) {
  process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.GENERAL_ERROR; // or a dedicated SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE code
} else if (!authenticated) {
  process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED;
}
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"dependencies": {
"@wave-av/sdk": "^2.0.11",
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💡 Quality: Exact SDK pin (2.0.14) has no forcing mechanism to bump once fixed

Pinning @wave-av/sdk to an exact 2.0.14 (no ^) unblocks installs now, but nothing in the repo (e.g. a TODO-tracked issue, dependency-update bot config, or CI check) will remind maintainers to bump to ^2.1.3 once the real fix is published — the only trace is a CHANGELOG note. Consider filing a tracked follow-up issue or adding a renovate/dependabot rule scoped to this package so the pin doesn't silently go stale.

Track the pin removal via an issue/dependabot rule rather than relying on the CHANGELOG note alone.:

// package.json — once @wave-av/sdk@2.1.3 is published:
"@wave-av/sdk": "^2.1.3"
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Restores fresh CLI installs by pinning the SDK to a known-good version, fixes --version output, and corrects exit codes for doctor, status, and auth commands to reflect actual failures instead of always succeeding. All 11 tests pass.

Two minor suggestions: wave status conflates authentication failure with API unreachability—both set exit code 1, so scripts can't distinguish 'log in first' from 'service down' without parsing output; consider using distinct codes from the existing EXIT_CODES map. The exact SDK pin to 2.0.14 has no forcing mechanism to bump to ^2.1.3 once published—a tracked issue or bot rule would prevent the pin from going silently stale.

💡 Edge Case: status command conflates auth-only failure with API-only failure

📄 src/commands/status/index.ts:27-35 📄 src/commands/status/index.ts:73-75

process.exitCode = 1 is set identically whether the user is merely unauthenticated (which is expected/common when running wave status before login) or the API is actually unreachable (an operational incident). Scripts/agents that just check exit code can't distinguish 'you need to log in' from 'the service is down' without also parsing the JSON output. Consider distinct exit codes (e.g. via EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED vs a service-unavailable code, both already defined in lib/exit-codes.ts) so callers can branch without scraping text.

Use distinct exit codes so callers can differentiate auth failures from API outages.
if (!apiHealthy) {
  process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.GENERAL_ERROR; // or a dedicated SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE code
} else if (!authenticated) {
  process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED;
}
💡 Quality: Exact SDK pin (2.0.14) has no forcing mechanism to bump once fixed

📄 package.json:58 📄 CHANGELOG.md:20-24

Pinning @wave-av/sdk to an exact 2.0.14 (no ^) unblocks installs now, but nothing in the repo (e.g. a TODO-tracked issue, dependency-update bot config, or CI check) will remind maintainers to bump to ^2.1.3 once the real fix is published — the only trace is a CHANGELOG note. Consider filing a tracked follow-up issue or adding a renovate/dependabot rule scoped to this package so the pin doesn't silently go stale.

Track the pin removal via an issue/dependabot rule rather than relying on the CHANGELOG note alone.
// package.json — once @wave-av/sdk@2.1.3 is published:
"@wave-av/sdk": "^2.1.3"
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Code Review: Restores fresh CLI installs by pinning the SDK to a known-good version, fixes `--version` output, and corrects exit codes for `doctor`, `status`, and `auth` commands to reflect actual failures instead of always succeeding. All 11 tests pass.
  
  Two minor suggestions: `wave status` conflates authentication failure with API unreachability—both set exit code 1, so scripts can't distinguish 'log in first' from 'service down' without parsing output; consider using distinct codes from the existing `EXIT_CODES` map. The exact SDK pin to `2.0.14` has no forcing mechanism to bump to `^2.1.3` once published—a tracked issue or bot rule would prevent the pin from going silently stale.

1. 💡 Edge Case: status command conflates auth-only failure with API-only failure
   Files: src/commands/status/index.ts:27-35, src/commands/status/index.ts:73-75

   `process.exitCode = 1` is set identically whether the user is merely unauthenticated (which is expected/common when running `wave status` before login) or the API is actually unreachable (an operational incident). Scripts/agents that just check exit code can't distinguish 'you need to log in' from 'the service is down' without also parsing the JSON output. Consider distinct exit codes (e.g. via `EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED` vs a service-unavailable code, both already defined in `lib/exit-codes.ts`) so callers can branch without scraping text.

   Fix (Use distinct exit codes so callers can differentiate auth failures from API outages.):
   if (!apiHealthy) {
     process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.GENERAL_ERROR; // or a dedicated SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE code
   } else if (!authenticated) {
     process.exitCode = EXIT_CODES.AUTH_REQUIRED;
   }

2. 💡 Quality: Exact SDK pin (2.0.14) has no forcing mechanism to bump once fixed
   Files: package.json:58, CHANGELOG.md:20-24

   Pinning `@wave-av/sdk` to an exact `2.0.14` (no `^`) unblocks installs now, but nothing in the repo (e.g. a TODO-tracked issue, dependency-update bot config, or CI check) will remind maintainers to bump to `^2.1.3` once the real fix is published — the only trace is a CHANGELOG note. Consider filing a tracked follow-up issue or adding a renovate/dependabot rule scoped to this package so the pin doesn't silently go stale.

   Fix (Track the pin removal via an issue/dependabot rule rather than relying on the CHANGELOG note alone.):
   // package.json — once @wave-av/sdk@2.1.3 is published:
   "@wave-av/sdk": "^2.1.3"

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Test-integrity audit — mock substitution / altered assertions

file class what it hides live command that would prove it
src/commands/status/index.test.ts (a) vi.stubGlobal("fetch", fetchMock) fakes the response from https://api.wave.online/health. The test proves the code calls that URL, not that the URL actually answers 200 with the expected body. curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://api.wave.online/health
src/commands/auth/index.test.ts (a) Same pattern: fetchMock stands in for the call to https://api.wave.online, so the test cannot catch a real network/auth failure against that host. curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://api.wave.online/health and npx wave auth login against a real project

Rule: a unit stub is allowed only for pure logic with no live counterpart. Any route, SDK method, or beacon that exists in production needs a LIVE RECEIPT (command + status + body marker) under a ## LIVE RECEIPTS heading in the PR body.

Note: the PR body states inline that https://api.wave.online/health was "verified live: 200," but there is no ## LIVE RECEIPTS heading with the actual command output preserved for reviewers to check later — it reads as a claim, not a receipt. src/commands/doctor/index.test.ts is fine as-is: it only mocks local config/keychain I/O, with no network stub.

Follow-up: receipts below, paste the tail of:

curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://api.wave.online/health

under a ## LIVE RECEIPTS heading in this PR's body.

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