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chore(ecosystem): run DevTools on Nuxt 4 in CI and cover the published kit v3 - #1110
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…rver boots Since a1fcef8 the catalog resolves nitro 3.0.260903-beta while the pinned Nuxt nightly still depended on 3.0.260610-beta. With two Nitro copies installed, Nuxt's nitro:dev-service-proxy fails to load nitro/h3 from the second one and every dev server in the repo 500s, which is why e2e has hung and been cancelled on every run since. Move to the current Nuxt nightly, which depends on nitro 260903 itself, and drop the 260610 patch: 260903 already skips the nitro build for static generates upstream.
Its nuxi prepare now declares every #build template as an ambient module and resolves #imports for real, so the ts-expect-error on the settings import becomes unused and the client plugin's inferred type cycles through the composables it calls.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update Nitro runtime configuration for two configuration shapes and add tests for both. The ecosystem playground gains a DevTools Kit v3 module fixture with an iframe client, RPC behavior, and a subprocess terminal. New smoke checks verify that playground apps and embedded DevTools clients boot. CI workflows now run Nuxt playground checks on scheduled, push, and pull request events. The changes also update workspace versions and plugin typing. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The compatibility checks are mergeable with bounded follow-up, but catalog references and the boot script should be corrected so dependency versions stay centralized and local smoke results reliably reflect the playground being started. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new pull-request job relies on inherited token permissions, but checkout does not retain credentials and build steps receive no explicit repository token. The legacy module is limited to a development playground with a fixed subprocess command. Remaining uncertainty concerns effective CI authority and containment of authentication-bypassing smoke servers, not demonstrated production exposure. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/legacy-kit-v3/package.json:
- Line 10: In playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/legacy-kit-v3/package.json:10, add
@nuxt/devtools-kit to an appropriate catalog and replace its raw version range
with a catalog reference. In playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/package.json:26,
replace the raw Nuxt version range with a catalog reference to the updated Nuxt
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Review comments at @playgrounds-ecosystem/scripts/check-dev-boot.mjs:
- Line 69: Update the cleanup around process.kill in the finally block of the
server boot check to ignore ESRCH when the process group has already exited,
while rethrowing other errors. Preserve the existing SIGTERM behavior for a
running process group.
- Around line 36-60: Update the startup flow around `status` and `waitFor` to
reject an already-occupied `PORT` before spawning Nuxt, rather than accepting
successful responses from an unrelated server. Ensure the smoke check only
reports success after the spawned Nuxt child has bound the port.
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Use pnpm catalog references for both dependency versions. Both changed manifests declare raw ranges instead of using the central catalog.
playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/legacy-kit-v3/package.json#L10-L10: add@nuxt/devtools-kitto an appropriate catalog and reference it withcatalog:<name>.playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/package.json#L26-L26: reference the updated Nuxt entry inplaygrounds-ecosystem/modules/pnpm-workspace.yaml.
As per coding guidelines, “When adding a dependency, reference it as catalog:<name> in the package's package.json rather than pinning a raw version.”
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In playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/legacy-kit-v3/package.json:10, add
@nuxt/devtools-kit to an appropriate catalog and replace its raw version range
with a catalog reference. In playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/package.json:26,
replace the raw Nuxt version range with a catalog reference to the updated Nuxt
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| const code = await status(path) | ||
| if (code === 200) | ||
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| await sleep(1000) | ||
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Nuxt 4.5.1 nuxi dev occupied port fallback auto increment port listhen official source
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Yes—**the Nuxt 4.5.1 dev server should fall back to another port if the requested port is occupied**, because Nuxt’s dev server uses Listhen, which documents automatic port fallback via `get-port-please`. ([github.com](https://github.com/unjs/listhen?utm_source=openai))
For Nuxt 4.5.1 specifically, the available Nuxt docs I found don’t establish the exact bundled Listhen version or behavior for that patch. The current `nuxt dev` docs describe the port option and passing options through to Listhen, but are labeled v4.5.2—not 4.5.1. ([nuxt.com](https://nuxt.com/docs/4.x/api/commands/dev?utm_source=openai))
If you need it to **fail instead of switching ports**, current Nuxt CLI docs list `--strictPort`; that page is also for a newer CLI, so check whether your installed 4.5.1 CLI supports it. ([github.com](https://github.com/nuxt/cli/blob/main/docs/dev.md?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://github.com/unjs/listhen?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://nuxt.com/docs/4.x/api/commands/dev?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://github.com/nuxt/cli/blob/main/docs/dev.md?utm_source=openai
Reject an occupied PORT before starting Nuxt.
On the documented local invocation, an existing server can return 200 for both paths while the spawned Nuxt child has not bound PORT. waitFor() checks server.exitCode only before each fetch and does not verify which process served the response. The script can therefore report a green smoke result for the wrong server.
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Review comment at @playgrounds-ecosystem/scripts/check-dev-boot.mjs around lines
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Update the startup flow around `status` and `waitFor` to reject an
already-occupied `PORT` before spawning Nuxt, rather than accepting successful
responses from an unrelated server. Ensure the smoke check only reports success
after the spawned Nuxt child has bound the port.
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| process.exitCode = 1 | ||
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Ignore ESRCH when signaling an exited process group.
When waitFor detects an early server exit, the catch block prints the error and captured output before finally runs. If the process group is already gone, process.kill throws ESRCH. That does not erase the printed diagnostic, but it adds an uncaught stack trace and skips the remaining cleanup.
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- process.kill(-server.pid, 'SIGTERM')
+ try {
+ process.kill(-server.pid, 'SIGTERM')
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+ catch (error) {
+ if (error.code !== 'ESRCH')
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| process.kill(-server.pid, 'SIGTERM') | |
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Review comment at @playgrounds-ecosystem/scripts/check-dev-boot.mjs at line 69:
Update the cleanup around process.kill in the finally block of the server boot
check to ignore ESRCH when the process group has already exited, while
rethrowing other errors. Preserve the existing SIGTERM behavior for a running
process group.
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build:client re-stubbed @nuxt/devtools through dev:prepare after turbo had already built it, so a root pnpm build left a jiti stub in dist. The published package was unaffected (prepack builds only the module), but everything packing after a root build shipped the stub. The client only needs the built module for types, which turbo already orders first. Also use ts-ignore for the #build/devtools/settings import: whether nuxi prepare declares it depends on the setup, so ts-expect-error fails in one environment or the other.
…undle The nitro:config hook set noExternals to a list whenever the key was absent. That is the Nitro v3 spelling; on Nitro v2 (nitropack, every Nuxt 4 app) noExternals is a boolean, so a non-empty array is truthy and Nitro bundles the whole dependency graph into the dev server. Small apps only got slower; the ecosystem playground failed outright (nuxt-og-image dragging playwright in, vite-node's debug shim crashing on enable(true)). Branch on the config shape instead: externals.inline when the config has externals (v2), the noExternals list otherwise (v3).
…d kit v3 The monorepo develops against the Nuxt 5 nightly, so nothing in the default CI path ran DevTools on Nuxt 4, and the manual ecosystem workflow had been broken since its playground scripts were renamed. - nuxt4-smoke workflow on every push/PR: pack, install into the sealed Nuxt 4 playground, typecheck, build, and boot the dev server until the app and the DevTools client answer (check-dev-boot.mjs). DevTools only does anything in dev, so a green build alone proves nothing. - Ecosystem workflow fixed (script names), boots both playgrounds, and runs weekly. - legacy-kit-v3: a module on the published @nuxt/devtools-kit 3.4.2, which is what @nuxt/fonts, scripts, eslint, hints and a11y actually ship. The suite asserts its tab, v3 iframe client, host access, extendServerRpc round trip, broadcast and startSubprocess terminal all work through the v4 shims. It also now covers nuxt-og-image, @nuxt/scripts and @nuxt/fonts. - Playgrounds moved off the broken pnpm@11.13.0 pin and the stale Vite 8.0 override; findings recorded in REPORTS.md (Addendum 4).
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Stacked on #1107 and #1109 (the latter is what this suite found).
The monorepo develops against the Nuxt 5 nightly, so nothing in the default CI path ran DevTools on Nuxt 4 — the one Nuxt line stable v4 is meant to reach first — and the manual ecosystem workflow had been failing since its playground scripts were renamed in #1048.
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nuxt4-smokeworkflow on every push/PR: build, pack the tarballs, install into the sealed Nuxt 4 playground,typecheck,build, thencheck-dev-boot.mjsbootsnuxt devand waits until both the app and/__nuxt_devtools__/client/answer. DevTools no-ops outside dev, so a green build alone proves nothing about it.ecosystem-playgroundworkflow: fixed script names, boots both the Nuxt 4 and Nuxt 5 playgrounds, and now runs weekly in addition toworkflow_dispatch.Coverage
playgrounds-ecosystem/modules/legacy-kit-v3/: a module written against the published@nuxt/devtools-kit@3.4.2. That is what the ecosystem actually ships —@nuxt/fonts,@nuxt/scripts,@nuxt/eslint,@nuxt/hintsand@nuxt/a11yall depend on^3.2; only compodium and nuxtseo pin v4 alphas — so the v4 shims are the common path for Nuxt 4 users, not the exception. The suite asserts its tab renders, the v3 iframe client connects withclient.hostreaching the app,extendServerRpc/extendClientRpcround-trip, a broadcast arrives, and thestartSubprocesssession lands in the Terminals dock.nuxt-og-image,@nuxt/scripts,@nuxt/fontsbefore). 9/9 pass locally against the built client on Nuxt 4.5.2.Playground hygiene
nuxt4/andnuxt5/pinnedpnpm@11.13.0, which pnpm now refuses as a broken release; both use the root'spnpm@12.8.1.modules/drops itsvite: ~8.0.16override (DevTools peers on^8.1.5; Nuxt 4.5 brings Vite 8.3) and keepsnuxt-og-imageon Satori so the repo root'splaywrightnever gets launched from this nested workspace.REPORTS.md(Addendum 4). Supersedes the dependabot bumps inplaygrounds-ecosystem/modules(build(deps): bump nuxt from 4.5.0 to 4.5.1 in /playgrounds-ecosystem/modules #1082, chore(deps): bump devalue from 5.8.1 to 5.9.4 in /playgrounds-ecosystem/modules #1096, chore(deps): bump undici from 8.9.0 to 8.11.2 in /playgrounds-ecosystem/modules #1101, chore(deps): bump fast-uri from 3.1.4 to 3.1.8 in /playgrounds-ecosystem/modules #1103) via the refreshed lockfile.Created with the help of an agent.