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fix: resolve --file absolute paths in clerk env pull - #270
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`resolveTargetFile` used `path.join(cwd, flag)`, which doesn't reset on an absolute argument. `--file /Users/u/clerk-dev.env` from a project cwd silently landed at `<cwd>/Users/u/clerk-dev.env` while the success message still claimed it was written at the user's path. Swap to `path.resolve` so absolute paths are honored and relative paths still resolve against cwd. Fixes#269
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rafa-thayto
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Two cleanup passes on the env-pull test file: - `pull.test.ts:397` checked `Bun.file(join(tempDir, absoluteTarget)).exists()` to assert "nothing was written inside cwd". But `path.join` with an absolute second arg concatenates rather than nests (the exact bug the source fix addresses), so the assertion was vacuous. Replaced with a check that the default fallback `.env.local` was not created inside cwd — a meaningful invariant that --file fully overrides auto-detection. - Renamed the second test to describe what it actually asserts (absolute path with no package.json) instead of "framework detection fails", and dropped the unnecessary `app`/`instance` flags so it differs from T1 only in the missing package.json. - Trimmed two paraphrase comments in the same test. - Shortened the WHY comment in `resolveTargetFile` to one line.
Snapshot publishednpm install -g clerk@1.2.1-snapshot.5a5b2ea
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Summary
clerk env pull --file <path>prints success but writes no file (exits 1) when framework cannot be detected #269.clerk env pull --file <absolute path>no longer silently writes under the project cwd; it writes exactly where the user asked.resolveTargetFilecalledpath.join(cwd, flag), which doesn't treat an absolute second arg as a reset.--file /Users/u/clerk-dev.envfrom/Users/u/Developer/some-dirproduced/Users/u/Developer/some-dir/Users/u/clerk-dev.env.Bun.writeauto-creates parent dirs, so the wrong write succeeded and the success log (which printedoptions.fileverbatim) was misleading. Swapped topath.resolve— absolute paths are honored, relative paths still resolve against cwd.Test plan
pull.test.ts > "writes --file to an absolute path outside cwd"— file lands at the absolute path, not nested under cwd; success log shows the resolved path.pull.test.ts > "writes --file with no package.json present (framework detection fails)"— reproduces the exact scenario from the issue (non-framework dir + absolute--file) and verifies keys land at the requested path.bun run format/bun run lint/bun run typecheck/bun run testall pass locally (97/97).clerk env pull --file /tmp/foo.envfrom a fresh dir against the prebuilt binary once CI publishes the preview build.