fix(engine): print the CLI name instead of a literal {bin} in hints and messages - #313
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Command families write {bin} and expect the renderer to name the binary the user ran. The engine substituted it only in help examples and redirect replacements, so hints such as '{bin} db migrate' were printed as written.
The engine now substitutes when a run settles, in next actions (command, commands), diagnostic and error summary and why, config section warnings, and summary and list blocks. Table, fields, tree, and drawing blocks, the json result, stdout lines, and meta are left as written.
The engine moves to 0.6.2. pnpm check:conformance fails until the two engine-pin exceptions for the 0.6.2 transition are added to packages/cli/scripts/conformance.ts.
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WalkthroughThe engine records the invoked CLI name and substitutes it in selected human-readable text, diagnostics, and next actions. Warning, completed-command, error, and child-status paths apply the substitution. Tests cover completed and failed commands, malformed unvalidated errors, and values that remain unchanged. The Engine package version and CLI workspace pins move to 0.6.2, with conformance exceptions for two packages that remain pinned to 0.6.1. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Malformed command errors may fail to produce their expected error result. The issue is narrow, but error-action validation should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects command guidance and structured output across the CLI, but the reviewed paths do not establish a new privileged operation or security finding. Release compatibility and some downstream behavior remain to be confirmed. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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composer-cli and orm-toolchain still peer engine 0.6.1. Delete both entries once both release peering 0.6.2 and prisma-cli pins those releases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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- Around line 40-52: Update nextActionsWithBinName to substitute the CLI name in
each action’s label and defined reason, while leaving url unchanged. Add a test
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A next action's label and reason are prose the command family wrote, so they get the same substitution as command and commands. The url is left as written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
main deleted the prisma-cli-v8 project ledger in #312, so the ledger entry for the engine 0.6.2 transition is dropped. The conformance exceptions carry their own removal condition. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
…rror Settlement receives errors nothing has validated: one built by another copy of the engine, or a handler's notOk failure. A missing next action list or a text field that is not a string is now returned as it came, so the run settles with the original error as it did before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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- Around line 43-45: Validate each action in nextActionsWithBinName before
accessing action.label or calling substituteBinName; handle null or malformed
entries without throwing so settleErrored can emit the error envelope with the
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…anged A next action, diagnostic, or span that is null or not an object, and a field of the wrong type, is returned as it came. Substitution cannot stop the error envelope from being emitted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
A diagnostic or error reaches the renderers unvalidated. A missing next action list now renders as no next actions, an entry that is not an object is skipped, and markdown no longer fails on a command or commands of the wrong type. The json envelope still passes the original values through. This fault predates the {bin} substitution.
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At a glance
A command writes this hint:
Output of a CLI named
prisma-test, taken from the new test file:What this pull request does
The engine now replaces
{bin}with the name of the CLI the user ran, in the hints and messages a command produces. Human output,--jsonoutput, and--format markdownoutput all carry the replaced text. Replacing the text never makes a run fail.Background
The engine is the package
@prisma/cli-engine. It runs a command, collects what the command returns or throws, and writes the output in the format the user asked for.The commands themselves come from other packages. Two of them are released from other repositories:
@prisma/composer-cliand@prisma/orm-toolchain. This description calls them the command packages.The same commands can run under CLIs with different names. So the author of a command does not write the CLI name in a hint. The author writes the placeholder
{bin}, for example{bin} db migrate, and expects the program that prints the hint to replace it.What was missing
The ORM's own CLI used to do that replacement. prisma/orm#30005 stopped publishing that CLI when the ORM moved to this one, and the replacement went with it.
The engine replaced
{bin}in only two places: help examples and redirect replacements, both throughresolveExample. Everywhere else it printed{bin}as written.What the change does
The engine replaces
{bin}once, when a run finishes and before any output is written. That is why all three output formats agree. The new code is inpackages/cli-engine/src/execution/bin-name.ts. It shares one function,substituteBinName, withresolveExample.A "next action" is a hint about what to do next. A "diagnostic" is a warning or an error, with a
summary, an optionalwhy, and its own next actions.label,reason,command,commandssummary,why, and their next actions, including the top-levelnextActionsof the JSON error outputsummaryandlistThese are left as written, because they can hold the user's own data, and that data may contain the characters
{bin}:fields,table,tree, anddrawing.result, the command'sdata, and the lines a command writes to stdout.metaof a diagnostic.urlof a next action.Replacing the text never makes a run fail
The engine does not validate every error it receives. An error can come from a second copy of the engine inside a command package, or from a command that returns a failure it built by hand. Such an error can lack
nextActions, hold anullentry, or hold a number where text is expected.The new code returns any such value as it came. The run ends with the original error and the original exit code.
The human and markdown renderers had a related fault that is also on
main. They failed on an error with nonextActions, on an entry that is not an object, and, in markdown, on acommandorcommandsof the wrong type. They now show a missing list as no next actions and skip an entry that is not an object. The JSON output still passes the original values through.The engine version and the two temporary entries
The engine version moves from 0.6.1 to 0.6.2, because the engine's behaviour changes.
pnpm check:conformancerefuses to release aprismawhose command packages were built for a different engine version than the oneprismaships. Such aprismawould install two copies of the engine. Both command packages currently declare engine 0.6.1 as their peer dependency. They cannot declare 0.6.2 until 0.6.2 is published, and that happens only after this pull request merges.So
exceptionsinpackages/cli/scripts/conformance.tsgains two entries, one for each command package. Each allows the package to declare 0.6.1 whileprismaships 0.6.2.The entries go away when both command packages have released against engine 0.6.2 and this repository pins those releases. #314 tracks the steps. The move to engine 0.6.1 worked the same way: #280 shipped that version, and #291 deleted its entries.
What was checked
Two new test files cover the change.
packages/cli-engine/tests/bin-placeholder.test.tshas 7 tests. They check the three output formats for a command that completes and for a command that fails. They also check that a table cell, a field value, a next actionurl, the JSONresult, the stdout lines, andmetakeep a{bin}they contain.packages/cli-engine/tests/bin-placeholder-unvalidated.test.tshas 36 tests. They take six kinds of malformed error, thrown or returned by a command, in each of the three output formats. Each run must end with exit code 2 and the original error.On the latest commit, these checks pass: Test, test (ubuntu-latest), test (windows-latest), Type Check, Lint, engine-version, Grammar Completeness, Error Reference Completeness, Skill Packaging, and CodeQL.
The
e2echeck fails. The Prisma management API answers "Internal Server Error" when the suite starts a service version, so the 7 tests ine2e/service-version.e2e.tsfail and the other 48 pass. The same 7 tests fail in the same way onmain.What this does not do, and what depends on it
{bin}in the events a command streams while it runs, or in the errors the engine writes itself, such as "unknown command" and "internal error".prismathat installs two engine copies. An entry left in place after the transition would hide a real mismatch later. Remove the engine 0.6.2 conformance exceptions once both families peer 0.6.2 #314 exists so that the entries are removed.{bin}.🤖 Generated with Claude Code