v0.20.0

Minor Changes

• e49007e Thanks @cevr! - Test rules close five gaps, and noWithWrapperCall can narrow its test exemption.
  • effect/noEffectRunInTests reports a runner method on any runtime value in test code (runtime.runPromise(...), ui.clientRuntime.runPromiseExit(...), program.pipe(runtime.runPromise), runtime.runSync(...)), called or passed as a reference. A boundary file keeps its override.
  • effect/noWithWrapperCall takes testFiles: globs that replace the test definition for its callback-helper exemption alone. With { "testFiles": ["**/tests/**"] }, only files under a tests/ tree keep withX(callback) helpers; shared harness code that effect.testFiles counts as test code is held to the rule. Without the option the exemption is unchanged.
  • effect/noFixedWaitInTests reports each sleep inside a waited expression: piped, raced, sequenced, or bound to a result (yield* settled.pipe(Effect.raceFirst(Effect.sleep(...))), await Promise.race([Bun.sleep(10), ...])). A sleep inside a nested function, such as a mock's read: () => Effect.sleep(...), stays allowed.
  • effect/noFixedWaitInTests reports a sleep stored under a name, in a variable's initializer or an object field (const pause = Effect.sleep(...), { settle: Effect.sleep(...) }), since a later yield* pause waits on it. A stored forked sleep is reported too. A real-clock fence the subject needs takes a reasoned line suppression.
  • effect/noTimeoutDieInTests reads a die's message inside object and array payloads, so Effect.die(new WaitForError({ message: "timed out ..." })) and Effect.die({ reason: "gave up ..." }) are reported.