TypeScript 6 deprecates `baseUrl` in favor of resolving `paths`
relative to the file that defines them. Earlier commit (bde40e4)
silenced the warning via `ignoreDeprecations`; this commit does
the actual migration so the warning goes away on its merits.
Changes:
1. tsconfig.base.json: drop `baseUrl: "."`. Add an explicit `./`
prefix to every `paths` entry so they resolve relative to the
base config's location (the repo root) — same behavior as
before, but no baseUrl needed. (TypeScript requires path entries
to be relative or absolute when baseUrl is absent; bare paths
like "packages/..." are not allowed.)
2. apps/web-next/tsconfig.json: drop baseUrl. The `@/*` mapping's
target was already "./src/*" — relative-from-tsconfig-file is
the new default, so no other change.
3. apps/cms/tsconfig.json: same — drop baseUrl, paths already use
"./" prefix.
4. apps/storybook/tsconfig.json: same.
5. apps/web-tanstack/tsconfig.json: same.
Generator templates (turbo/generators/templates/feature/tsconfig.json.hbs)
already omit baseUrl, so future-generated features inherit the new
posture.
Reverts the ignoreDeprecations setting added in bde40e4 — no longer
needed.
Verified:
- pnpm typecheck 14/14
- pnpm lint 15/15
- pnpm test 26/26
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds apps/cms/instrumentation.ts (server-only — Payload admin client DSN
is out-of-scope per spec §8). Wraps the Payload-wrapped next config with
withSentryConfig. Adds the R38 PII scrubber test. Required adding
@repo/core-shared as a direct dep of cms (was only transitive before).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Re-tag core-trpc as core-composition (transitively reaches features
through core-api's AppRouter type) and allow core-composition packages
to depend on other core-composition packages in turbo.json
- Add @payloadcms/richtext-lexical as direct dep of apps/cms (was pulled
transitively via core-cms; Payload's importMap.js imports it directly)
- Add @storybook/react as devDep of core-ui and apps/storybook (stories
belong with components per Atomic Design)
- Update apps/storybook .storybook/{main,preview}.ts to point at
packages/core-ui (was still referencing deleted packages/ui) and export
CSS via package exports instead of direct file import
- Add JSDoc type annotation to Payload-generated importMap.js to suppress
TypeScript's TS2742 error from complex inferred types
- Add storybook-static to eslint ignores in core-eslint base config
pnpm turbo boundaries now reports zero violations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per-package tags + root boundaries block now enforce the same three-tag
model as eslint-plugin-boundaries:
- app → may depend on: app, core, core-composition, feature, tooling
- feature → may depend on: core, tooling
- core → may depend on: core, core-composition, tooling
- core-composition (core-api, core-cms) → may depend on: core, feature, tooling
- tooling (core-eslint, core-typescript) → may depend on: tooling
Tags applied: 4 apps (app), 3 core foundation packages (core),
2 core composition packages (core-composition), 5 features (feature),
2 tooling packages (tooling). All test suites pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Aligns tooling packages with the core-* naming convention used by all
other foundation packages (core-shared, core-cms, core-api, core-trpc,
core-ui). Updates ~50 files: package.json names, devDependencies,
tsconfig extends, eslint.config imports, vitest.config imports, AGENTS.md
references, and the boundaries plugin patterns to match the new paths.
The tooling-specific patterns in boundaries/elements are now ordered BEFORE
the broader core-* pattern to ensure correct first-match-wins behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All public pages (site settings, header, pages, articles) now bypass
Payload's access control checks when reading, as they should be publicly
accessible without authentication. This fixes 403 Forbidden errors on
homepage and article rendering.
