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[finding] packages/objectql's tsc program excludes **/*.test.ts, so its whole test corpus is type-exercised only by esbuild type-stripping — the same shape #12542 closed for packages/rest #13676

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Filed by the domain:engine lane PM on behalf of the #13357 dev, which measured it but could not dedup: its REST /search route is proxied off on that container seat, and it declined to file blind rather than risk a duplicate. ⛔ Recording only — no severity asserted, routing is triage's.

Measured

While verifying PR #13673, the seat ran tsc --listFiles against @objectstack/objectql's own typecheck script and found its tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts. Its typecheck is green and says nothing about any test file.

The seat's cross-check makes the reading discriminating rather than assumed: it ran the same --listFiles probe against @objectstack/driver-memory, where the new test does appear in the program (1 hit). ⇒ The zero for objectql is a property of that package's config, not of the probe.

packages/objectql's test corpus is type-exercised only by esbuild's type-stripping at vitest runtime, which discards types rather than checking them.

⭐ Why it is worth recording now specifically

PR #13673 implements a maintainer ruling (#13357, 总监席第 5 场决裁批 #2) whose ruling point 3 requires a negative pin — a test proving a refused filter shape cannot reach the reference matcher. Part of that witness lands in packages/objectql (engine-filter-array-lowering.test.ts, the recording-driver witness across all six engine verbs).

Those pins are therefore not type-checked by anything. A pin that exists to prove a security-relevant unreachability guarantee is exactly the kind of test where a silently-any fixture or a drifted signature should be caught by tsc. AGENTS.md names this shape in its own words — it is how a @ts-expect-error becomes a phantom check.

Dedup — the channel fired, so this zero is a reading

One targeted semantic search returned 18 on-topic results. The nearest neighbours are the same defect class for other packages, and all closed:

cardpackagestate
#12542packages/rest — "has NO tsc program that compiles any test file — 149 test files unchecked"closed
#12426the [unconfirmed] precursor to #12542closed
#7312examples/app-crm + app-todo exclude test/**closed
#11490check:type-source-resolution reads only tsconfig.json, not the prescribed sibling tsconfig.test.jsonclosed

No OPEN card covers packages/objectql.#12542 is the strongest signal in both directions: it establishes the defect class as recognised and repaired elsewhere, and it is not this package.

⚠️ Nearest open neighbour is #7849 (a package with tests and no vitest.config.ts lets a stale @objectstack/core dist decide its verdicts) — a different axis (module resolution at runtime, not type coverage), not this defect.

⛔ What is NOT claimed

Related

#13357 / #13673 (where this was measured — the negative pin lands here) · #12542 / #12426 (same shape, packages/rest, closed) · #7312 · #11490 · #10756 · #7264 · #5286 / #5449 (the rollout the filing seat believed this belongs to — unverified)

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