feat(codemod-rewrite-module-specifiers-to-full-paths): add debug logging and jsx/tsx support

[patricktree]

Problem

The codemod has two gaps and one release hazard:

• It cannot rewrite JSX sources. .jsx/.tsx files are parsed with the default parser, so module specifiers in those files are left untouched.
• There is no way to see what it did. When a rewrite produces an unexpected result there is nothing to inspect short of diffing the output.
• Its version field reads 2.0.3, but npm already carries 2.1.0 and 2.2.0 for this package, published on 2026-01-07. Releasing from this baseline would publish 2.0.4 — below the highest published version. npm points latest at whatever was published most recently, so that release would move latest backwards and hand consumers an older build. That is exactly what happened once already: 2.0.2 was published on 2026-04-27, after 2.2.0, and took over the tag.

Solution

Select the tsx parser for .jsx/.tsx files so JSX module specifiers are rewritten like any other, and add a --debug flag that emits structured diagnostic logs through OpenTelemetry.

Set the version baseline to 2.2.0, the highest version actually published, so the pending minor changeset lands on 2.3.0 and the next release stays above latest.

Details

• feat(codemod-rewrite-module-specifiers-to-full-paths): add debug logging and jsx/tsx support
  • structured diagnostic logging behind a --debug flag (src/otel-logger.ts)
  • tsx parser selection for .jsx/.tsx sources, with input/output fixtures covering JSX and angle-bracket assertions
  • bump @commander-js/extra-typings, commander, jscodeshift, p-limit, @types/jscodeshift and ts-expose-internals
• chore(codemod-rewrite-module-specifiers-to-full-paths): correct the version baseline to 2.2.0

Changesets

• codemod-debug-logging.md — minor, the --debug flag
• codemod-tsx-parser.md — patch, the parser selection
• codemod-deps-bump.md — patch, the dependency bumps

Combined with the baseline correction, the next release is 2.3.0.

Validation

The codemod's fixture-based suite covers the new behavior: test/codemod-inputs and test/codemod-outputs gain a tsx-component.tsx and an angle-assertion.ts case, and cli-debug.spec.mts exercises the --debug path.

Ran:

• pnpm install --frozen-lockfile — clean install from scratch
• pnpm run validate — 26/26 tasks (build, lint, test) plus knip, all clean
• pnpm run format:check — clean
• pnpm exec changeset status — confirms the minor bump resolves to 2.3.0

Notes for the reviewer

• The package deliberately keeps typescript@~5.9.3 as a runtime dependency: it consumes the compiler API and types itself against ts-expose-internals, which tracks TypeScript 5.x internals.
• @patricktree/commons-ecma is not among the dependencies; knip reports it as unused here.

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Written by @patricktree's agent (Claude Code, Opus 5).