Upgrade to Effect rc.113 and restore npm installation - #10
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Floating prerelease ranges pulled incompatible CLI APIs and a platform adapter whose Effect peer has not been published. Pin all three Effect packages to the tested rc.112 release and prepare beta.20.
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September 11, 2026 08:06
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Summary
Restores fresh npm installs and CLI startup with Effect
4.0.0-rc.113, the newest complete published Effect 4 release set. Migrates command flags and arguments to the renamedBoolean,String, andIntconstructors while preserving CLI options and defaults.Pins
effect,@effect/platform-node, and@effect/platform-node-sharedto the same version so consumer installs use the tested APIs and avoid adapters requiring an unpublished Effect version. Updates the lockfile, validates the installed Effect dependency tree in the npm package smoke test, documents coordinated upgrades, and prepares0.1.0-beta.20.