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… 🤦♂️ What I CLAIM this does: - Add helpful VSCode configuration for "consistent developer experience" - Clean up flake.nix to be "more maintainable" and "better organized" - Add rigorous test prompts for manual QA testing - Fix W503 line break warnings because clearly those were urgent What this ACTUALLY does: - Admits defeat after 6 months of Vim-only development - Adds VSCode config with every extension known to humanity - Creates test prompts doc while praying someone reads it - Updates 7 files to fix a single error message - Fixes tests after breaking everything with function refactors - Somehow manages to bump version without changing CHANGELOG⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: My dignity. Issue #42 - "The IDE wars have finally broken me and VSCode won" 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed issue where NixOS context was passing 'channel' parameter to ElasticsearchClient methods that weren't expecting it. - Added channel parameter to all ElasticsearchClient methods - Set channel explicitly with self.set_channel() in each method - Updated docstrings with proper channel parameter documentation - Fixed consistent order of parameters across all methods - All tests are now passing 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Split long f-string in search_options logging to fix flake8 line length warning. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…due 💩 What I CLAIM this does: - Updates documentation with the "obviously correct" nix-darwin URL - Documents that darwin search has Levenshtein distance fuzzy matching - Adds critical dev commands nobody could possibly live without - Maintains documentation consistency by updating .windsurfrules, .goosehints, .cursorrules What this ACTUALLY does: - Fixes a URL we should have updated months ago when the repo moved - Pretends fuzzy search was a feature not an unintended bug I discovered at 3am - Makes tests actually TEST things instead of "oh it doesn't crash, ship it\!" - Adds dev commands I got tired of typing in my terminal 27 times - Updates 3 identical rule files because I can't decide which AI coding assistant is best⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: Will definitely break absolutely nothing, but let's pretend this is important so I feel validated. Issue #404 - "The URL that was not found but nobody reported" 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… mirror actual code structure 💩 What I CLAIM this does: - Implements "logical" test organization that matches the codebase structure - Makes finding tests "easier" for new contributors - Prepares for future testing framework enhancements (lol that'll never happen) What this ACTUALLY does: - Moves 34 test files into proper directories after only 2 years of procrastination - Creates 12 empty __init__.py files I probably should have added long ago - Updates documentation that nobody reads except when onboarding new devs⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: Will definitely break CI/CD pipeline because I definitely forgot to update something somewhere\! Issue #142 - "The great test reorganization that was supposed to take a weekend but got pushed back 6 sprints"
…Ops tutorial once 💩 What I CLAIM this does: - Makes CI "enterprise ready" with fancy status checks - Adds typecheck job for an airtight codebase - Improves caching for lightning-fast builds - Verifies package installation before publishing What this ACTUALLY does: - Adds 137 new lines to a workflow file I won't look at for 8 months - Introduces 5 commented-out features I'll never implement - Creates a VSCode-friendly type checking step that oddly doesn't run VSCode - Makes the build process 3x more complex with zero performance gains⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: Will definitely break in mysterious ways during the next nix flake update\! Fixes #42 - "The one where I pretend to know what CI/CD actually means" 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… 9398 null checks 🎊 What I CLAIM this does: - "Improves" code quality through strategic null checks - Makes the codebase more "robust" through obsessive defensive programming - Updates documentation with best practices that I definitely followed from the start What this ACTUALLY does: - Adds `if x is not None:` checks literally everywhere like I'm being paid per character - Fixes f-strings that weren't actually formatting anything (why were these even f-strings?) - Removes unused imports that were probably "just in case we need them later" - Somehow fixes 40+ type errors without actually understanding what half of them meant Careful investigation determined problems were caused by: - A profound misunderstanding of the Python type system - Unwillingness to read documentation before writing code - At least 7 energy drinks and a deadline⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: Now null checks take up 60% of our codebase. Performance reduced by 0.01% but hey, no more red squiggly lines\! Issue #TYPE-ERROR-HELL - "The one where I pretended to understand Optional[T] for 3 weeks" 🔮 PREDICTION: CI passing rate will increase to 100% until we add any new feature whatsoever 💾 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…er only 47 search-and-replace operations 💩 What I CLAIM this does: - Implements professional package naming convention with PyPI-friendly hyphen format (mcp-nixos) - Standardizes module imports with Python-friendly underscore format (mcp_nixos) - Updates environment variables from NIXMCP_* to MCP_NIXOS_* - Enhances documentation with null safety guidelines What this ACTUALLY does: - Changes literally EVERY SINGLE IMPORT in the codebase because I forgot to plan for this - Creates a spectacular diff that's 5000+ lines long for what should've been 50 lines - Heroically manages to miss some references that will inevitably break in production - Adds defensive null checks only AFTER discovering we had 97 TypeErrors in the wild - Contains documentation with the wrong directory name (mcp-nixos vs mcp_nixos) - Sneakily removes 90% of the CI comments while pretending it was intentional⚠️ BREAKING CHANGE: Will definitely cause 3am alerts when someone tries to access old env vars. The real question is whether our logging configuration will capture the errors or silently fail. Issue #129 - "The renaming task I estimated at 30 minutes that consumed my entire weekend and made me question my career choices" 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Added npm override to force prismjs@^1.30.0 (patched version) - Fixes CVE for DOM Clobbering vulnerability in PrismJS - All prismjs instances now use v1.30.0 (was v1.27.0 in refractor) - No breaking changes, just security patch - Resolves Dependabot alert #1
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Lots of 💩