Three issues uncovered by the full pnpm typecheck/test/boundaries pass
and resolved here:
- core-testing was importing IEventBus / IJobQueue from core-events /
core-shared, creating two boundary violations (tooling → core) and a
build-graph cycle. Inlined the type aliases (mirroring how
RecordingTracer / RecordingLogger handle ITracer / ILogger).
recording-event-bus.test.ts replaces defineEvent() with an inline
descriptor literal so no runtime import is needed either. core-events
and core-shared are removed from core-testing dependencies.
- turbo.json: typecheck and test no longer dependsOn ^typecheck / ^build.
Each package's tsc / vitest resolves cross-package types via
node_modules independently, and dropping the topological dep avoids the
spurious cycle warning that appeared once core-testing started
importing core-events / core-shared.
- turbo.json: feature.dependencies.allow gains "feature". Cross-feature
event flow (ADR-015) requires a consumer feature to import the
publisher's event contract directly. The dangerous form (importing
the publisher's handler/use-case/repo) is still blocked by E1's
no-handler-reexport ESLint rule and the missing public exports.
- TaskConfig<"slug-string"> → TaskConfig<{ input; output }> in the gen
job task template (and the shipped send-welcome-email.task.ts) since
runtime-generated slugs aren't keys of TypedJobs['tasks'].
sendWelcomeEmailJob takes IMailerService, validates the typed input
(userId + email), and delegates to mailer.sendWelcome. The
onAuthUserSignedUpHandler now takes IJobQueue and enqueues
"marketing-pages.send-welcome-email" with the event payload.
Both binders bind a RecordingMailerService at the IMailerService
symbol (production placeholder until a real adapter ships) and pass
mailer / queue into the wrapped factories. Dev-seed additionally
queue.register()s the slug so the in-memory queue dispatches via
the wrapped job; production relies on the generated Payload event-task
to resolve the wrapped handler from the container.
Generated handler + Payload event-task via gen event consume,
threaded through symbols / both binders / cms re-export at the
configured anchors. bus.subscribe wires the in-memory delivery in
dev-seed; the __events.auth.user.signed-up.marketing-pages Payload
task closes the production-bus loop.
Also fixes two generator-level issues found during Phase 8:
- Drop publisher prompt's `when` clause so --args can supply the
4th positional argument (Plop limitation: --args cannot bypass
conditional prompts). Validate runs only in consume mode.
- Switch event-task.ts.hbs from TaskConfig<"slug-string"> to
TaskConfig<{ input: ...; output: object }> since runtime-generated
event slugs are not keys of TypedJobs['tasks'].
