Fix: (typescript-vm) - Update getMatchingPathsRecursive parameter…

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…s in workspace-provider.js

The parameters for the getMatchingPathsRecursive function in workspace-provider.js have been updated. The root path is combined with the directory name gotten from the packagesPathPattern and the RegExp pattern used in searching the packages is also modified.

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PR Type

Bug fix

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Description

• Updated the getMatchingPathsRecursive function parameters in workspace-provider.js.
• Combined rootPath with the directory name from packagesPathPattern.
• Modified the RegExp pattern used for searching package.json files.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Bug fix	workspace-provider.js Update `getMatchingPathsRecursive` parameters and RegExp pattern packages/zenflux-typescript-vm/src/providers/workspace-provider.js Updated the getMatchingPathsRecursive function parameters. Combined rootPath with the directory name from packagesPathPattern. Modified the RegExp pattern for searching package.json files. +2/-2

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PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are limited to a single function in one file, and the modifications are straightforward involving parameter updates and a regular expression change.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	Possible Bug: The new RegExp pattern "/*/package.json" might not work as intended. The pattern seems to aim for any subdirectory, but in RegExp, * matches zero or more of the preceding element. This might result in incorrect or no path matches. Consider using ".*/package.json" to correctly match any subdirectory.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible bug	Correct the regular expression to match any directories containing package.json Modify the regular expression to correctly match directories for package.json. The current expression "/*/package.json" might not work as intended. Use "/package.json" to match any directories.** packages/zenflux-typescript-vm/src/providers/workspace-provider.js [89] -new RegExp("/*/package.json") +new RegExp("**/package.json") Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: The suggested change to the regular expression is crucial for correctly matching directories containing package.json. The current expression is likely incorrect, and this fix addresses a potential bug.	9
Best practice	Use path.resolve to ensure correct path resolution Consider using path.resolve instead of path.join for constructing the path. path.resolve will handle cases where the packagesPathPattern might start with a slash, which could lead to incorrect paths when used with path.join. packages/zenflux-typescript-vm/src/providers/workspace-provider.js [88] -path.join(rootPath, path.dirname(packagesPathPattern)) +path.resolve(rootPath, path.dirname(packagesPathPattern)) Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Using path.resolve can prevent potential issues with incorrect path resolution, especially if packagesPathPattern starts with a slash. This is a good practice to ensure robust path handling.	8
Enhancement	Add error handling for the getMatchingPathsRecursive function Consider adding error handling for the getMatchingPathsRecursive function to manage cases where the path resolution fails or the regex does not match any files. packages/zenflux-typescript-vm/src/providers/workspace-provider.js [87-92] -const workspacesPackageJsons = getMatchingPathsRecursive( - path.join(rootPath, path.dirname(packagesPathPattern)), - new RegExp("/*/package.json"), - 2, { - ignoreStartsWith: [ ".", "#" ] - } -) +try { + const workspacesPackageJsons = getMatchingPathsRecursive( + path.join(rootPath, path.dirname(packagesPathPattern)), + new RegExp("/*/package.json"), + 2, { + ignoreStartsWith: [ ".", "#" ] + } + ) +} catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to get matching paths:", error); +} Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Adding error handling is a good enhancement for robustness, ensuring that failures in path resolution or regex matching are properly managed and logged.	7
Possible issue	Verify the implementation of ignoreStartsWith to ensure it functions correctly Ensure that the ignoreStartsWith option in the configuration object is correctly implemented to ignore paths starting with specified characters. Verify that the implementation of getMatchingPathsRecursive handles this configuration as expected. packages/zenflux-typescript-vm/src/providers/workspace-provider.js [91] -ignoreStartsWith: [ ".", "#" ] +ignoreStartsWith: [ ".", "#" ] // Ensure this is correctly implemented in getMatchingPathsRecursive Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3 Why: While it's important to verify the implementation, this suggestion does not provide a concrete improvement to the code itself. It is more of a reminder than an actionable change.	3