chore(deps): update dependency ts-jest to v29.4.4

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
ts-jest (source)	29.4.1 -> 29.4.4

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Release Notes

kulshekhar/ts-jest (ts-jest)

v29.4.4

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Bug Fixes

• revert 29.4.3 changes (25cb706), closes #​5049

v29.4.3

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Bug Fixes

• introduce transpilation option to replace isolatedModules option (#​5044) (5868761), closes #​5013 #​4859

v29.4.2

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[claude]

🔍 Code Review for PR #40: ts-jest Update

✅ Summary

This is a straightforward dependency update from ts-jest v29.4.1 to v29.4.2, which appears to be a patch release with bug fixes.

📋 Review Findings

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Clean automated dependency update via Renovate bot
• Only modifies package-lock.json as expected
• Follows semantic versioning (patch release)

Potential Issues ✅

• No breaking changes expected in patch release
• Configuration in jest.config.js remains compatible with v29.4.x
• ESM preset configuration (ts-jest/presets/default-esm) is still supported

Performance Considerations ✅

• Patch releases typically include bug fixes and minor performance improvements
• No additional dependencies introduced
• type-fest dependency moved to root level (deduplication optimization)

Security Concerns ✅

• Keeping dependencies up-to-date is a security best practice
• No known vulnerabilities reported for ts-jest 29.4.2
• Automated updates from trusted Renovate bot

Test Coverage ⚠️

Per CLAUDE.md notes, the project currently has no tests written despite Jest being configured. While this update is safe, consider:

1. Writing initial unit tests for core components (ShellExecutor, ProjectDetector, tool classes)
2. Adding integration tests to verify ts-jest works correctly with your TypeScript configuration
3. Setting up CI/CD to run tests automatically on dependency updates

🎯 Recommendations

1. Approve and merge - This is a safe patch update
2. Post-merge actions:
   • Run npm ci to ensure clean installation
   • Verify build with npm run build
   • Consider this an opportunity to start writing those missing tests!

✨ Additional Context

The diff shows type-fest being hoisted from ts-jest's node_modules to the root, which is a normal npm optimization for shared dependencies.

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Verdict: ✅ LGTM - Safe to merge!

[claude]

Pull Request Review: ts-jest v29.4.1 → v29.4.2

✅ Summary

This is a minor patch update for the ts-jest dependency from v29.4.1 to v29.4.2. The change appears to be a routine dependency update managed by Renovate bot.

🔍 Code Review

Positive Aspects:

• ✅ Minimal risk update: Patch version bump (29.4.1 → 29.4.2) following semantic versioning
• ✅ Clean diff: Only package-lock.json is modified with expected checksum and version changes
• ✅ Dependency hygiene: Regular dependency updates help maintain security and stability
• ✅ No breaking changes: Patch updates should contain only backward-compatible bug fixes

Notable Changes:

• The type-fest dependency was moved out of ts-jest/node_modules to the root node_modules (deduplication/hoisting)
• Updated integrity hash reflects the new package version

⚠️ Concerns & Recommendations

Test Coverage Gap (Critical)

While reviewing this PR, I noticed the test infrastructure needs attention:

• Only one basic test file exists: src/__tests__/basic.test.ts with a trivial assertion
• No actual unit tests for core functionality (ShellExecutor, ProjectDetector, tool classes)
• Jest and ts-jest are configured but underutilized

Recommendation: Before merging, consider verifying that the update doesn't break the existing (minimal) test setup by running npm test.

Missing CI/CD Validation

• No GitHub Actions workflow to automatically test dependency updates
• Manual verification required for each Renovate PR

Recommendation: Implement a basic CI workflow to run tests and linting on PRs.

🔒 Security Considerations

• No security vulnerabilities introduced
• The update may include bug fixes that improve stability
• Package integrity hashes properly updated

🚀 Performance Impact

• No performance implications expected from this patch update
• The type-fest hoisting might marginally reduce node_modules size

✅ Approval Recommendation

This PR is safe to merge after:

1. Running npm test locally to verify no regressions
2. Running npm run build to ensure TypeScript compilation still works
3. Optionally: Check the ts-jest v29.4.2 changelog for specific fixes

📝 Future Improvements

Given the project's priority on Go support and the presence of testing infrastructure:

1. Immediate: Add comprehensive test suite as noted in CLAUDE.md
2. Short-term: Set up GitHub Actions for automated PR validation
3. Medium-term: Configure Renovate to auto-merge patch updates after CI passes

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Review based on project guidelines from CLAUDE.md with emphasis on Go support priority, security-first approach, and comprehensive testing requirements.

[claude]

Code Review for PR #40: Update ts-jest to v29.4.2

Summary

This PR updates ts-jest from 29.4.1 to 29.4.2, a patch version update generated by Renovate bot.

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Automated dependency update: Generated by Renovate bot following semantic versioning
• Minimal change scope: Only updates package-lock.json with the new version and integrity hash
• Clean diff: The changes are straightforward with no unexpected modifications
• Dependency reorganization: The diff shows type-fest moving from a nested ts-jest dependency to a top-level devDependency, which is a cleaner dependency structure

✅ Security Assessment

• Patch version update: From 29.4.1 to 29.4.2 - typically includes bug fixes and security patches
• Integrity hash updated: New SHA-512 hash properly reflects the new package version
• No known vulnerabilities: This is a minor patch update with no reported security issues
• Trusted source: Official npm registry with verified integrity

⚠️ Test Coverage Considerations

• Critical testing dependency: ts-jest is essential for TypeScript testing with Jest
• Minimal test suite: Currently only one basic test exists (src/__tests__/basic.test.ts)
• No regression risk: Patch updates are generally safe, but the limited test coverage means we can't fully validate the update
• Recommendation: While this update is safe, the project needs comprehensive test coverage as noted in CLAUDE.md

🔍 Performance Considerations

• No runtime impact: This is a devDependency that only affects test execution
• Patch version: Should maintain backward compatibility with no performance regression
• Build size unchanged: Only affects development/test environments

📋 Recommendations

1. Safe to merge: This is a routine patch update with minimal risk
2. Post-merge action: Run npm test to ensure the basic test still passes
3. Future consideration: As noted in CLAUDE.md, implement comprehensive test suite to better validate dependency updates

✨ Additional Notes

The PR follows good practices:

• Clear commit message from Renovate
• Includes release notes reference
• Provides confidence metrics for the update
• Maintains lockfile consistency

Verdict: ✅ APPROVED - Safe patch update for a development dependency with no identified risks.

[claude]

🔍 Pull Request Review: ts-jest v29.4.2 Update

Summary

This is a routine dependency update from Renovate bot, upgrading ts-jest from v29.4.1 to v29.4.2.

Review Score: ✅ 9/10

Positive Aspects

• ✅ Minimal Risk: Patch version update (29.4.1 → 29.4.2) following semantic versioning
• ✅ Clean Diff: Only updates package-lock.json with proper version and integrity hash changes
• ✅ Dependency Consolidation: Appears to deduplicate type-fest dependency (moved from nested to top-level)
• ✅ Security Best Practice: Keeping dependencies current helps prevent vulnerabilities

Code Changes Analysis

The diff shows:

1. Version bump in package-lock.json
2. Updated integrity hash for the new version
3. Dependency tree optimization (type-fest hoisting)

Security Considerations

• No security concerns identified
• ts-jest is a dev dependency, not affecting production runtime
• Package integrity hashes properly updated

Performance Impact

• None - this is a dev dependency used only during testing
• The dependency deduplication may slightly improve npm install times

Alignment with Project Priorities

While not directly related to the Go language support priority, maintaining testing infrastructure is essential for the project's quality goals, especially given the noted gap in test coverage from CLAUDE.md.

Recommendations

✅ APPROVE AND MERGE

This is a safe, routine update that should be merged. Consider:

1. Running npm test locally to verify no breaking changes
2. Setting up automated dependency updates via GitHub Actions for faster merging
3. Given the project's noted lack of comprehensive tests (per CLAUDE.md), this is a good reminder to prioritize test implementation

Next Steps

After merging, consider addressing the testing gap identified in your CLAUDE.md:

• Implement unit tests for ShellExecutor, ProjectDetector, and tool classes
• Add integration tests for the new Go tools functionality
• Set up CI/CD pipeline to run tests automatically on dependency updates

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Review generated following project conventions and CLAUDE.md guidance

[claude]

🔍 Code Review for PR #40: Update ts-jest to v29.4.3

✅ Overall Assessment

This is a straightforward dependency update from ts-jest v29.4.1 to v29.4.3. The changes are minimal and only affect the package-lock.json file, which is appropriate for a patch version update.

📋 Review Categories

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Clean dependency update following semantic versioning
• Only lock file changes, no source code modifications required
• Proper hoisting of type-fest dependency (moved from ts-jest/node_modules to root node_modules)

Potential Bugs or Issues ✅

• No issues detected
• Patch version update (29.4.1 → 29.4.3) should maintain backward compatibility
• The notable change in v29.4.3 introduces a new transpilation option to replace the deprecated isolatedModules option, but this doesn't break existing configurations

Performance Considerations ✅

• No performance impact expected
• The update includes bug fixes that may improve transpilation reliability

Security Concerns ✅

• No security vulnerabilities introduced
• Using latest patch version helps maintain security posture
• All dependencies properly locked with integrity hashes

Test Coverage ⚠️

Note: While this PR itself doesn't require new tests, I noticed the project has minimal test coverage:

• Only one basic test file exists (src/tests/basic.test.ts)
• Jest and ts-jest are configured but underutilized
• As mentioned in CLAUDE.md, comprehensive test suite is a critical missing component

💡 Recommendations

1. Safe to merge - This update is low-risk and beneficial
2. Consider running tests after merge to ensure everything works as expected:

   npm test
   npm run build

3. Future consideration: The new transpilation option in ts-jest v29.4.3 might be worth exploring if you're currently using isolatedModules in your Jest configuration

📝 Additional Context

The update addresses issues #5013 and #4859 in ts-jest, improving the transpilation system's flexibility.

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Verdict: ✅ APPROVED - Safe dependency update with no breaking changes.

[claude]

Pull Request Review: Update ts-jest to v29.4.4

Summary

This is a dependency update PR from Renovate bot updating ts-jest from v29.4.1 to v29.4.4. The changes are entirely in package-lock.json with minor version bumps and metadata adjustments.

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Automated dependency update: Following best practices for keeping dependencies up-to-date
• Lock file only: Changes are appropriately confined to package-lock.json
• Semantic versioning: Patch version updates (29.4.1 → 29.4.4) indicate backwards-compatible bug fixes

🐛 Potential Issues

• Version 29.4.3 was reverted: The changelog shows v29.4.3 introduced breaking changes that were reverted in v29.4.4. This update safely skips the problematic version.
• No regression concerns: v29.4.4 specifically addresses issues from v29.4.3, making this a safe update

⚡ Performance Considerations

• No performance impact expected: These are bug fix releases with no documented performance changes
• Build time: ts-jest affects test compilation time but these patches don't introduce performance changes

🔒 Security Concerns

• No security issues identified: The update contains bug fixes only, no security patches mentioned
• Dependency chain: The diff shows some packages gained "peer": true flags, which is metadata cleanup and doesn't affect security

🧪 Test Coverage

• Minimal test infrastructure: Only one basic test file exists (src/__tests__/basic.test.ts)
• Jest configuration present: Proper ESM configuration with ts-jest preset
• Recommendation: While this update is safe, the project critically needs comprehensive test coverage as noted in CLAUDE.md

📋 Recommendations

1. Safe to merge: This update is a bug fix release that reverts problematic changes from v29.4.3
2. Run tests before merge: Execute npm test to verify the update doesn't break the existing (minimal) test suite
3. Consider test infrastructure improvements: As noted in CLAUDE.md, the project needs:
   • Unit tests for ShellExecutor, ProjectDetector, and tool classes
   • Integration tests for MCP protocol compliance
   • E2E tests for tool interactions

Additional Notes

• The type-fest dependency was hoisted to the root level (no longer nested under ts-jest), which is normal npm optimization
• Several unrelated packages show "peer": true additions in the diff, likely from npm's dependency resolution updates

Verdict: ✅ Approved

This is a safe, backwards-compatible update that fixes issues introduced in v29.4.3. Recommend merging after running tests locally.