Add Conductor configuration for workspace setup

[justin808]

Summary

• Adds Conductor configuration to streamline workspace setup for development
• Enables quick spin-up of isolated development environments with proper Rails + React on Rails setup

Changes

1. conductor.json: Defines setup and run scripts for Conductor workspaces

   • setup: Runs conductor-setup.sh to prepare workspace
   • run: Executes bin/dev to start development server
   • Uses nonconcurrent mode to prevent port conflicts

2. conductor-setup.sh: Workspace-specific setup script

   • Copies environment files (.env, database.yml) from root workspace
   • Delegates to standard Rails bin/setup script

3. bin/setup: Enhanced with React on Rails setup

   • Added locale generation step required for initial setup
   • Removed ReScript/webpack builds (handled by Procfile.dev during development)

4. package.json: Updated Node engine requirement to >=22 for compatibility

Test Plan

• Tested setup script successfully installs dependencies
• Verified locale generation works correctly
• Confirmed Procfile.dev handles ReScript and webpack during development
• Run button in Conductor starts development server properly

This configuration allows developers to quickly create isolated workspaces with all dependencies and configurations properly set up.

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Code Review for PR 659: Add Conductor Configuration

Thanks for adding Conductor support. This will improve the developer experience.

Strengths

• Clean implementation of workspace isolation through Conductor
• Good separation of concerns with dedicated setup script
• Appropriate use of --skip-server flag to prevent automatic server start during setup
• Smart fallback logic for environment files
• Non-concurrent run mode prevents port conflicts between workspaces

Code Quality and Best Practices

1. Error Handling in conductor-setup.sh - The script uses set -e which is good, but consider adding more specific error messages and a trap for errors to provide better context when setup fails

2. Ruby Version Check - The comment mentions Ruby 3.3.4 requirement but does not enforce it. Consider adding a version check to fail fast if wrong Ruby version is active

Potential Issues

1. Database Configuration Handling - The script copies database.yml from root, but this might contain absolute paths or host-specific settings. Consider using a template approach or environment-specific database config

2. Missing env Files - If neither .env nor .env.example exist, the setup continues silently. Consider warning the user or creating a minimal .env file with required variables

Performance Considerations

• The react_on_rails:locale task is now run during setup, which ensures locales are generated
• Consider caching locale files if they do not change frequently to speed up subsequent setups

Security Concerns

• No hardcoded credentials or sensitive data found
• Uses CONDUCTOR_ROOT_PATH environment variable appropriately
• Consider adding .conductor/ to .gitignore if workspace-specific files are created there

Documentation and Test Coverage

1. Missing Documentation - Consider adding a section to README.md about Conductor usage and document required environment variables

2. Test Plan Completeness - The Run button test is unchecked. Has this been tested? It is a critical path for the feature

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Add cleanup to conductor.json for the archive script to clean up workspace-specific files

2. Consider adding a health check script to verify the workspace is properly configured

3. Node version flexibility: The change from node: 22 to node: >=22 is good for forward compatibility

Overall Assessment

This is a solid implementation that will make development setup much smoother. The changes are minimal and focused, which reduces the risk of introducing bugs. With the suggested improvements around error handling and documentation, this will be a great addition to the project.

Recommendation: Approve with minor suggestions

The core functionality is sound and ready to merge. The suggestions above would enhance robustness but are not blockers.

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Code Review for PR #659: Add Conductor configuration for workspace setup

Thank you for adding Conductor support to the project! This is a valuable addition that will streamline development environment setup. Here's my detailed review:

✅ Strengths

1. Well-structured implementation: The separation of concerns between conductor.json configuration and conductor-setup.sh script is clean and maintainable.

2. Good defensive programming: The setup script properly checks for file existence before copying and provides appropriate fallbacks.

3. Proper error handling: Using set -e in the bash script ensures failures are caught early.

4. Clear documentation: The PR description thoroughly explains the changes and their purpose.

🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

The code follows good shell scripting practices with proper error handling and clear output messages using emoji indicators for better UX.

🐛 Potential Issues

1. Missing executable permissions check: While conductor-setup.sh appears to have executable permissions, it would be good to ensure bin/setup maintains its executable status after modifications.

2. Locale generation timing: The react_on_rails:locale command is now run during initial setup. Consider if this might fail on a fresh database that hasn't been migrated yet. The current order (db:prepare → locale generation) should be fine, but worth testing.

3. CONDUCTOR_ROOT_PATH dependency: The script assumes this environment variable is set by Conductor. Consider adding a check with a helpful error message if it's not defined:

   if [ -z "$CONDUCTOR_ROOT_PATH" ]; then
       echo "❌ Error: CONDUCTOR_ROOT_PATH not set. This script should be run through Conductor."
       exit 1
   fi

⚡ Performance Considerations

The changes are minimal and shouldn't impact performance. The nonconcurrent mode in conductor.json is a good choice to prevent port conflicts.

🔒 Security Concerns

No security issues identified. The script properly copies environment files without exposing sensitive data.

🧪 Test Coverage

The test plan mentions that locale generation and dependency installation have been tested, but the "Run button in Conductor" test is still pending. I recommend completing this test before merging to ensure the full workflow functions correctly.

💡 Suggestions for Improvement

1. Add Ruby version validation: Since the comment mentions Ruby 3.3.4 is required, consider adding a version check:

   REQUIRED_RUBY="3.3.4"
   CURRENT_RUBY=$(ruby -v | grep -oE '[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+' | head -1)
   if [ "$CURRENT_RUBY" != "$REQUIRED_RUBY" ]; then
       echo "⚠️  Warning: Ruby $REQUIRED_RUBY is required, but $CURRENT_RUBY is active"
   fi

2. Consider adding a cleanup option: The archive script in conductor.json is empty. You might want to define cleanup operations for when workspaces are archived.

3. Document Conductor usage: Consider adding a section to the README about using Conductor for development, including prerequisites and common workflows.

✅ Overall Assessment

This is a solid implementation that will improve the developer experience. The changes are minimal, focused, and well-executed. With the minor suggestions addressed (especially completing the pending test), this PR is ready for merge.

Great work on streamlining the development setup process! 🎉

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