[finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

Description

@os-musk

Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

The measurement

packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

"include": ["src/**/*"],
"exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

(the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

Nothing else picks these files up:

  • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
  • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
  • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

Scope of the claim

  • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
  • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
  • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

Dedup

MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

Related

#14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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      [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

      Description

      @os-musk

      Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

      Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

      The measurement

      packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

      "include": ["src/**/*"],
      "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

      (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

      So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

      Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
      driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
      driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

      driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

      Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

      Nothing else picks these files up:

      • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
      • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
      • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

      So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

      The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

      Scope of the claim

      • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
      • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
      • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

      Dedup

      MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

      The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

      Related

      #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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          [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

          Description

          @os-musk

          Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

          Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

          The measurement

          packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

          "include": ["src/**/*"],
          "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

          (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

          So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

          Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
          driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
          driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

          driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

          Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

          Nothing else picks these files up:

          • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
          • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
          • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

          So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

          The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

          Scope of the claim

          • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
          • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
          • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

          Dedup

          MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

          The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

          Related

          #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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              [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

              Description

              @os-musk

              Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

              Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

              The measurement

              packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

              "include": ["src/**/*"],
              "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

              (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

              So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

              Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
              driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
              driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

              driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

              Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

              Nothing else picks these files up:

              • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
              • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
              • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

              So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

              The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

              Scope of the claim

              • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
              • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
              • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

              Dedup

              MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

              The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

              Related

              #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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                  [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

                  Description

                  @os-musk

                  Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

                  Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

                  The measurement

                  packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

                  "include": ["src/**/*"],
                  "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

                  (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

                  So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

                  Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
                  driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
                  driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

                  driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

                  Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

                  Nothing else picks these files up:

                  • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
                  • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
                  • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

                  So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

                  The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

                  Scope of the claim

                  • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
                  • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
                  • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

                  Dedup

                  MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

                  The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

                  Related

                  #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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                      [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

                      Description

                      @os-musk

                      Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

                      Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

                      The measurement

                      packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

                      "include": ["src/**/*"],
                      "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

                      (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

                      So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

                      Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
                      driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
                      driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

                      driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

                      Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

                      Nothing else picks these files up:

                      • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
                      • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
                      • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

                      So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

                      The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

                      Scope of the claim

                      • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
                      • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
                      • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

                      Dedup

                      MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

                      The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

                      Related

                      #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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                          [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

                          Description

                          @os-musk

                          Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

                          Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

                          The measurement

                          packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

                          "include": ["src/**/*"],
                          "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

                          (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

                          So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

                          Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
                          driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
                          driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

                          driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

                          Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

                          Nothing else picks these files up:

                          • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
                          • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
                          • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

                          So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

                          The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

                          Scope of the claim

                          • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
                          • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
                          • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

                          Dedup

                          MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

                          The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

                          Related

                          #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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                              [finding] driver-mongodb type-checks none of its 30 test files — tsconfig excludes **/*.test.ts, so a compile-time pin there is a phantom (measured: 0 test files in the program, vs 43 in driver-turso) #14917

                              Description

                              @os-musk

                              Recording + measurement only — no severity asserted, no fix chosen. Generic types are written in SQUARE brackets throughout (the body sanitizer eats the angle-bracket spelling).

                              Found while implementing #14428 (PR #14914), which needed a declared-return-type pin on MongoDBDriver.update(). I hit this, measured it, and moved the pin out rather than land a check that cannot fail.

                              The measurement

                              packages/drivers/driver-mongodb/tsconfig.json:

                              "include": ["src/**/*"],
                              "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "**\/*.test.ts"]

                              (the **\/ is escaped for this comment only.)

                              So the package's only tsc --noEmit compiles no test file at all. Measured with --listFiles, both packages, same tree, same commit:

                              Packagetsconfig excludeFiles ending .test.ts in the tsc program
                              driver-mongodbnode_modules, dist, **\/*.test.ts0
                              driver-tursonode_modules, dist43

                              driver-mongodb has 30 test files (25 passing + 5 opt-in skipped, per its own suite summary). None is type-checked.

                              Why that makes a pin a phantom rather than merely uncovered

                              Nothing else picks these files up:

                              • vitest does not typecheck — it transpiles through oxc/esbuild, so a type error is not an error, it is erased.
                              • the root tsconfig.json excludes packages entirely ("exclude": ["node_modules", "packages", "apps", "examples"]), so no repo-wide program covers them either.
                              • the root typecheck script is turbo run typecheck, i.e. the per-package tsc --noEmit above.

                              So a type-level assertion in a driver-mongodb test file — the Equals / IsAny const idiom that #13878's packages/drivers/driver-memory/src/memory-update-declared-null.test.ts established and that sibling driver suites copy — is green forever and unable to fail. It appears in the file list, it reads as coverage in review, and it is checked by nothing. That is worse than absent coverage, because absent coverage does not claim to be there.

                              The concrete near-miss: #14428 called for "a per-driver pin of the same shape as driver-memory's". Copying that shape into driver-mongodb produces a file whose type half is inert. PR #14914 therefore carries the type pin only in driver-turso's twin file and states the measurement in the mongo file instead, pinning the mongo declaration through mongodb-driver.ts itself (which IS in the program — narrowing the declaration there is a real tsc error, verified by ablation).

                              Scope of the claim

                              • ⛔ No fix chosen. Removing the exclude line would put 30 test files into the program for the first time and is very likely to surface pre-existing errors — that is a measurement nobody has taken, and the cost is unknown until someone does.
                              • ⛔ No claim that any existingdriver-mongodb test contains a phantom pin. The claim is about the instrument: the package cannot hold one that works.
                              • ⛔ Nothing about the behavioural coverage — the 552 runtime assertions run and pass normally. Only the compile-time layer is affected.

                              Dedup

                              MCP search_issues, one targeted query → 30 results. This genre is well known and has been filed repeatedly, but no open or closed card names driver-mongodb:

                              The channel answered on-topic and non-empty, so the absence of a driver-mongodb card is a reading rather than a silent zero.

                              Related

                              #14428 / PR #14914 (where this was hit) · #13878 + PR #14434 (the pin idiom being copied) · #14504 (nearest prior instance, closed) · #14438 (a different driver-mongodb-adjacent published-type finding, open)

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