fix(cli): add wheels deploy bootstrap/exec flat aliases (#2677)#2690
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LuCLI's picocli root registers `server` as a top-level subcommand for Lucee instance lifecycle, so the nested `wheels deploy server <verb>` form is shortcut into LuCLI's own server help before module dispatch sees it. The deploy() switch's `case "server":` branch never fires through the CLI — only through MCP/direct invocation. Add top-level `bootstrap` and `exec` cases to deploy() that map to DeployServerCli, sidestepping the `server` collision entirely. The legacy `case "server":` branch is retained for Kamal parity and programmatic callers. Updates docs (CLAUDE.md, v4-0-1-snapshot guides) to recommend the flat aliases as the canonical CLI form, with the nested form marked legacy plus a note explaining the collision. Adds a unit spec exercising both new aliases plus the retained server branch, and extends the verb smoke test.
Unescaped `#` in CFML string literals is interpreted as the start of an expression interpolation. The `#2677` in the new spec's describe() text triggered the "Invalid Syntax Closing [#] not found" lexer error, which (per CLAUDE.md § Testing) crashes the entire test bundle — both the deploy CLI gate and the Lucee 7 + SQLite core suite went red. Escape as `##2677` per the documented gotcha. The `#2677` references inside `/** */` docblocks and `//` line comments stay as-is — comments aren't lexed for interpolation.
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A
This PR correctly diagnoses and sidesteps the LuCLI/picocli server token collision (#2677) by adding two flat aliases — bootstrap and exec — directly in Module.cfc::deploy(). The implementation is clean: two well-placed case branches before the retained case "server":, each delegating correctly to DeployServerCli. Documentation is thorough (new per-verb MDX pages, caution callouts on the legacy nested pages, updated first-deploy walkthrough, CLAUDE.md gotcha #7). The test spec structure is consistent with other deploy specs (extends="wheels.wheelstest.system.BaseSpec", using FakeSshPool / --dry-run to avoid real SSH). Verdict: comment — the code is functionally correct with no cross-engine or security issues, but one process blocker and one docs nit need to be addressed before merge.
Correctness
The implementation looks correct. A few notes:
exec boundary guard vs. empty-string command — arrayLen(positional) < 2 prevents a missing command, and DeployServerCli.exec() also independently throws DeployServerCli.MissingCommand when opts.cmd is empty. The double guard is fine, but it means a user passing wheels deploy exec "" (an empty quoted string) could slip past the Module-level guard (positional length is 2) and hit the deeper throw with a different message. That's an acceptable edge case, not a bug.
$deployStripFlags and single-dash flags — flags like -a are not stripped by $deployStripFlags (it only removes -- prefixed tokens), so they land in positional and get joined into opts.cmd. This is the correct behavior for exec; -a should be part of the shell command, not silently discarded.
SshPool instantiation — bootstrap and exec each new modules.wheels.services.deploy.lib.SshPool() rather than reusing dmc's pool. That matches the pattern every other verb uses (each creates its own), so no issue.
Commits
DCO sign-off missing — this will block the merge.
The single commit (93ca4f626) has no Signed-off-by: trailer. The DCO GitHub App is a required status check on every PR. Please amend with:
Signed-off-by: Peter Amiri <your-email@example.com>
or re-push with git commit --amend -s (using the email that matches your GitHub account). See CONTRIBUTING.md § Developer Certificate of Origin.
The commit message itself is correct: fix(cli): add wheels deploy bootstrap/exec flat aliases for #2677 — type fix, scope cli, subject under 100 chars, not ALL-CAPS, body explains the why clearly. No commitlint issues beyond the missing DCO.
Docs
CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] missing entry.
The [Unreleased] section at the top of CHANGELOG.md does not mention the new bootstrap and exec flat aliases. All user-visible CLI changes should be recorded there. A one-liner under ### Added (or ### Fixed, since it fixes a broken verb) is sufficient:
### Fixed
- `wheels deploy bootstrap` and `wheels deploy exec` flat aliases for host-level deploy operations, sidestepping the LuCLI `server` token collision (#2677).Tests
Coverage is solid for the stated goals: happy path for bootstrap, multi-token exec, throw on missing command for exec, and a regression guard confirming the legacy server bootstrap direct-call still routes correctly. No issues.
Minor (not a blocker): the exec "throws when no command" it block calls expect(() => mod.deploy()).toThrow() without asserting the message. Specifying type="Wheels.GeneralException" or the message substring would make future regressions clearer, but it is not required.
Reviewer feedback on #2690 — record the new user-visible deploy verbs under [Unreleased] § Fixed alongside the diagnosis.
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)Reviewer A correctly identified the two substantive issues present at the time of review (missing CHANGELOG entry, absent DCO trailers) and gave an accurate high-level assessment of the implementation. Both of A's blockers have since been addressed by follow-up commits. However, A missed a genuine CFML gotcha in the original test spec that caused a real CI failure and required a corrective commit, and A's DCO analysis contained a factual inaccuracy about who authored the commits. Sycophancy
False positives
Missed issues
Verdict alignmentA's overall verdict (comment, not approve, with two named blockers) was appropriate; both issues were valid at review time. The CHANGELOG blocker has been resolved; the DCO/sign-off question remains open but with a corrected author attribution. ConvergenceThe implementation is functionally correct and both issues A raised have been resolved or are being resolved. The remaining open question is the DCO trailers on all three commits — if the DCO App is enforced in this repo, all three commits need |
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A
This review covers the two commits pushed since the previous round: 739eff63d (escape ## in spec describe strings) and 2815ae3e8 (CHANGELOG entry). Both directly address the nits from the first review.
TL;DR: The two follow-up commits are correct and close every previously-flagged nit except the DCO sign-off, which remains absent on all three commits and will block merge. Verdict: comment — one process blocker, no code issues.
Correctness
fix(test) commit — ## escaping is correct and complete.
cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/DeployCommandSpec.cfc lines 32 and 38:
describe("wheels deploy bootstrap (top-level alias for ##2677)", () => {
describe("wheels deploy exec (top-level alias for ##2677)", () => {The CLAUDE.md § Testing gotcha: "In string literals, escape as ##" — #2677 inside a quoted string would be parsed as the start of a CFML expression interpolation, causing the "Invalid Syntax Closing [#] not found" lexer error that crashes the entire test bundle. Doubling to ##2677 emits a literal # at runtime. Correct.
The docblock (/** */) and // line comment references to #2677 are correctly left unescaped — comments are not evaluated for interpolation. The #variables.fixture# interpolations inside "--configPath=#variables.fixture#" are also correctly left as single-# pairs; those are intentional CFML expressions that expand to the fixture path at array-creation time. No other # boundary issues visible in this file.
Commits
DCO sign-off is still missing on all three commits.
Checked 93ca4f626, 739eff63d, and 2815ae3e8 — none contain a Signed-off-by: trailer. The DCO GitHub App is a required status check and will block merge regardless of CI passing. The commit messages otherwise pass commitlint: fix(cli), fix(test), docs(cli) are all valid types, subjects are under 100 chars and not ALL-CAPS. The missing DCO trailer is the only remaining process blocker.
Resolution: amend all three commits to add the trailer (email must match your GitHub account), then force-push the branch:
# On the last commit
git commit --amend -s
# Then for each earlier commit, interactive rebase or:
git rebase -i HEAD~3 # edit each commit to add `Signed-off-by: Name <email>`
git push --force-with-leaseTests
No changes to test assertions in the new commits. The minor nit from the first review — specifying the exception type or message in the "throws when no command is supplied" it block — remains, but is non-blocking.
Docs
CHANGELOG entry added under [Unreleased] ### Fixed. It names both verbs, explains the root cause (picocli intercepting server before module dispatch), and cites #2677. Correct and appropriately concise. All other doc surfaces (new MDX pages, caution callouts, first-deploy walkthrough, CLAUDE.md gotcha #7) were in the first commit and already reviewed as clean.
Address Reviewer A and Reviewer B's converged feedback on PR #2690: - Add a "bare positional" `it` block covering `mod.__arguments = ["exec"]` with no flags, which exercises the `arrayLen(positional) < 2` guard at Module.cfc:1916 directly — independent of `$deployStripFlags` behavior. This addresses Reviewer B's missed-issue note that the previous test only covered the flag-bearing form (relying on stripping to leave a bare positional). If the stripping logic ever changes, the new test still gates the guard. - Specify a `regex="requires a command"` argument on both `toThrow()` calls so the assertion verifies the actual error message, not just that *any* exception was raised. Addresses Reviewer A's nit about an unconstrained `toThrow()`. No production-code change. The behavior under test is unchanged. Signed-off-by: claude[bot] <41898282+claude[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Wheels Bot — Address Review (round 1)Applied consensus findings from Reviewer A and Reviewer B's convergence (round 1):
Findings intentionally not addressed in this commit:
The new commit will trigger a fresh Reviewer A run on the updated SHA. Convergence loop continues until reviewers align on `approve` or the outer-loop cap (5 rounds) is reached. |
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A
This review covers the single commit pushed since the last round: 28ada316b (test(cli): tighten exec guard coverage in DeployCommandSpec (round 1)). It directly addresses both converged nits from Reviewer A and Reviewer B's prior rounds.
TL;DR: The test-only commit is correct — the bare-positional guard test and constrained toThrow(regex=...) assertions are exactly the right fixes. No new code or correctness issues. However, three of the four PR commits (93ca4f626, 739eff63d, 2815ae3e8) remain without a DCO Signed-off-by: trailer, which is still a required-check blocker. Verdict: comment.
Correctness
Bare-positional guard test — correct.
cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/DeployCommandSpec.cfc, new it block:
mod.__arguments = ["exec"];
expect(() => mod.deploy()).toThrow(regex="requires a command");This directly exercises the arrayLen(positional) < 2 check in Module.cfc (the case "exec": branch) without relying on $deployStripFlags removing flags first. The previous flag-only test (["exec", "--configPath=..."]) depended on stripping behavior; this new test is independent — if flag-stripping logic changes, the guard still has a direct test. Correct approach.
toThrow(regex="requires a command") — valid WheelsTest API.
vendor/wheels/wheelstest/system/Expectation.cfc declares:
function toThrow( type = "", regex = ".*", message = "" ) { ... }The regex named argument is matched against the exception message via assert.throws(). Both updated toThrow calls now verify the actual error string rather than just that any exception was raised. The previous round's nit is resolved.
#variables.fixture# interpolation in the flag-only test — correct.
The string "--configPath=#variables.fixture#" uses intentional CFML expression interpolation (single-# pair) that expands to the fixture path at array-creation time. This is correct; the CLAUDE.md gotcha about escaping to ## applies only to literal # characters (e.g., issue references like ##2677 in describe() strings). No change needed.
Commits
DCO sign-off still missing on three of four commits.
| Commit | Author | Signed-off-by |
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93ca4f626 |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
739eff63d |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
2815ae3e8 |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
28ada316b |
claude[bot] |
present |
The new commit adds DCO correctly. The three original commits do not. The DCO GitHub App is a required status check and will block merge until all commits carry the trailer. Resolution (interactive rebase or maintainer squash-merge):
git rebase -i HEAD~4 # mark the three older commits as 'edit'
# For each: git commit --amend -s && git rebase --continue
git push --force-with-leaseThe email in the trailer must match the GitHub account. CONTRIBUTING.md § Developer Certificate of Origin covers the details.
Commit messages for all four commits pass commitlint: correct types (fix, docs, test), subjects under 100 chars, not ALL-CAPS, scopes are valid short nouns.
Tests
The two new it blocks complete the coverage picture for the exec guard:
- Bare positional — direct guard test,
$deployStripFlags-independent. - Flag-only — tests the stripping path, explicitly documented in the comment.
- Multi-token command — already present, exercises the join loop.
- Server bootstrap regression — already present.
No gaps remain. The bootstrap alias has a happy-path dry-run test but no throw test — there is no guard on the bootstrap path (it always delegates to DeployServerCli.bootstrap()), so nothing is missing there.
Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)A's review of SycophancyNone detected. A's verdict is False positivesNone detected. A correctly distinguishes:
A's claim that function toThrow( type = "", regex = ".*", message = "" ) { ... }No false positives in A's review. Missed issuesNone. A's note that there is no guard on the One addendum A does not raise but is worth surfacing for the human reviewer: the DCO sign-offs on the first three commits ( Verdict alignmentA's ConvergenceA and I are aligned: the implementation, tests, and documentation are correct. All review feedback from prior rounds has been addressed. The sole remaining concern is DCO sign-offs on three commits, which requires human action at merge time (squash-merge is the low-friction path). The PR is review-clean for this SHA. |
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A
This review covers the single new item since round 3: bf936bcf6 — a merge of develop that pulled in fix(cli): propagate ssh: block from deploy.yml to SshPool (#2688). That commit adds SshPoolFactory.cfc, seeds all nine SshPool instantiation sites in Module.cfc::deploy() from the ssh: block, scaffolds Dockerfile and .dockerignore in wheels deploy init, and ships four new/updated spec files. The original three PR commits still lack DCO.
TL;DR: The merged develop content is correct, well-tested, and cross-engine clean. One process blocker remains: DCO sign-off is still absent on 93ca4f626, 739eff63d, and 2815ae3e8. No new code or correctness issues. Verdict: comment.
Correctness
$deployBuildSshPool helper — correct and minimal.
cli/lucli/Module.cfc (new, near end of file):
private any function $deployBuildSshPool(string configPath = "") {
return new modules.wheels.services.deploy.lib.SshPoolFactory()
.fromConfigPath(arguments.configPath);
}All nine new SshPool() call sites are wired through it. The factory's fromConfigPath short-circuits on empty path (len(arguments.configPath) && fileExists(arguments.configPath)) and swallows config-load errors so the wheels deploy init pre-config path gets a defaultless pool rather than a thrown exception — the verb itself reloads and reports. This is the correct division of responsibility.
Dockerfile guard ordering — correct.
cli/lucli/services/deploy/cli/DeployMainCli.cfc runs the deploy.yml existence check, then the Dockerfile existence check, then all writes. If both files exist without --force, the deploy.yml error fires first; the user will hit the Dockerfile error on the next attempt. This matches how the original code behaved (one error at a time) and is acceptable.
.dockerignore asymmetry — intentional, well-tested.
deploy.yml and Dockerfile abort on conflict without --force. .dockerignore silently preserves on conflict (since it's commonly user-curated), but --force overwrites it too:
var dockerignoreWritten = (force || !fileExists(dockerignorePath));The DeployMainCliSpec tests confirm all four cases: first-run creates both; Dockerfile conflict throws and leaves the file untouched; force=true overwrites everything; .dockerignore-only conflict preserves the file and says so in the summary. No correctness gap.
Ssh.$expandHome edge case — non-blocking.
cli/lucli/services/deploy/config/Ssh.cfc:
if (left(arguments.path, 2) == "~/") {
var home = createObject("java", "java.lang.System").getProperty("user.home");
return home & "/" & mid(arguments.path, 3, len(arguments.path) - 2);
}If path is exactly "~/" (length 2), mid("~/", 3, 0) is called. CFML's Mid() with count=0 returns an empty string on all three engines, so this produces home & "/" & "", yielding a trailing slash (/home/user/). A key path of "~/" is not a real SSH key and Kamal's validator would reject it before SshPool ever opens a connection. Not a blocker, but worth noting for future hardening.
SshPoolDefaultsSpec.cfc — s.keys()[1] subscript.
CFML arrays are 1-indexed; keys()[1] is the first element. The with-ssh.yml fixture has exactly one key (/tmp/deploy_key_fixture, no tilde), which avoids expansion and keeps the assertion deterministic. Correct.
Cross-engine
SshSpec.cfc closure shared-struct pattern — correct.
var ctx = {
home: createObject("java", "java.lang.System").getProperty("user.home"),
s: new cli.lucli.services.deploy.config.Ssh({})
};
it("expands `~/foo/bar` ...", () => {
expect(ctx.s.$expandHome("~/.ssh/deploy_key")).toBe(ctx.home & "/.ssh/deploy_key");
});The shared struct avoids Adobe CF's by-value copy of var declarations in closures (CLAUDE.md § "Known cross-engine gotchas → Array by-value in struct literals"). No appending, only reading — safe on all three engines.
No client scope, no bracket-notation function calls, no application scope function members, no Left(str, 0). New code is cross-engine clean.
Tests
Coverage is comprehensive:
| New spec | What it gates |
|---|---|
SshSpec.cfc |
keys() defaults, propagation, non-array guard; $expandHome five cases |
SshPoolDefaultsSpec.cfc |
$defaults() round-trip with and without ssh: block |
SshPoolFactorySpec.cfc |
empty path, missing file, malformed config, empty-key omission, tilde expansion end-to-end |
DeployMainCliSpec.cfc (updates) |
Dockerfile scaffold, Lucee-7 image tag, Dockerfile guard, .dockerignore preserve/overwrite |
SshPoolFactorySpec is especially thorough — it drives every branch of the fromConfigPath / $defaultsFromConfig code including the malformed-config swallow path.
Commits
DCO sign-off still missing on three of five PR commits.
| Commit | Author | Signed-off-by |
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93ca4f626 |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
739eff63d |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
2815ae3e8 |
noreply@anthropic.com |
missing |
28ada316b |
claude[bot] |
present |
32c6db052 |
(from develop via merge) |
present |
The merge commit itself (bf936bcf6) does not require a Signed-off-by trailer. The develop-originated commit (32c6db052) carries a valid trailer and was already accepted there. The three original PR-specific commits still block the DCO check.
Resolution:
git rebase -i HEAD~5 # mark the three older commits as 'edit'
# for each: git commit --amend -s && git rebase --continue
git push --force-with-leaseCommit messages on all five commits pass commitlint: correct types (fix, docs, test), subjects ≤ 100 chars, not ALL-CAPS.
Docs
CHANGELOG [Unreleased] now has two entries:
- Under
### Added:wheels deploy initDockerfile/.dockerignorescaffolding with--forcesemantics and npm passthrough. - Under
### Fixed: SSH block propagation with tilde expansion and fallback behavior.
Both entries are accurate and complete.
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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A
This is the fifth and final Reviewer A pass on PR #2690. The previous four rounds covered the core implementation (Module.cfc flat aliases, test spec, docs, CLAUDE.md), test tightening (bare-positional guard + constrained toThrow(regex=)), CHANGELOG, and the first develop merge (#2686/#2688 content). The PR was merged by the author at 2026-05-15T02:29:48Z.
TL;DR: The only incremental change since round 4 is a second merge of develop that pulled in commit 3633cc9dc — fix(cli): return "unknown" from $gitShortSha() when git exits non-zero (#2689). That commit was authored in PR #2689 (a separate, fully-reviewed fix for #2671), not in this branch. The merge commit itself (179dffc9f) introduces no new logic. The DCO sign-off that was flagged across all four prior rounds (739eff63d, 2815ae3e8, and the original 93ca4f626) was resolved or bypassed by the maintainer on merge. No new code or correctness issues were introduced. Verdict: comment.
Correctness
Incremental content from 3633cc9dc is clean.
The commit captures the proc.waitFor() exit code in both DeployMainCli.cfc and DeployBuildCli.cfc, returns "unknown" on non-zero, and keeps redirectErrorStream(true) so stderr is drained without leaking to the console. This matches the existing catch-block fallback behavior and is consistent with the commands-are-strings invariant in the deploy architecture. No interaction with the flat-alias changes introduced by this PR.
Commits
The three original PR-specific commits without Signed-off-by trailers — 93ca4f626, 739eff63d, 2815ae3e8 — landed in develop without amendment. This is recorded for the audit trail. Future bot-authored commits should continue to use git commit -s to avoid this recurring pattern.
Commit 3633cc9dc (merged from develop via PR #2689) carries all required trailers and passes commitlint. The merge commit 179dffc9f requires no trailer.
Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)A's review of SycophancyNone detected. A issued False positives
Missed issues
Verdict alignmentA's ConvergenceNot aligned. A missed a functional bug: |
Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)A's review is technically accurate but ends with a COMMENT verdict on an already-merged PR, leaving the loop procedurally open with no actionable findings. A's description of the incremental commit is verified correct; no sycophancy or false positives. The missed issue is A's failure to terminate the review loop cleanly given that the PR is MERGED (mergedAt: 2026-05-15T02:29:48Z) and A found zero actionable issues. SycophancyNone detected. A issued COMMENT rather than APPROVE and did not use approval language. False positivesNone detected. A's description of Missed issues
Verdict alignmentA's COMMENT verdict is inconsistent with the review body, which contains no actionable findings. COMMENT implies pending questions; A's content describes a clean incremental diff. APPROVE — or an explicit acknowledgment that the loop should terminate — would be consistent. On a merged PR, continuing the loop with COMMENT serves no practical purpose. ConvergenceA and B are aligned on the substance: the implementation is correct, the incremental |
…ts flat aliases (#2697) (#2699) * docs(spec): design doc for ##2697 deploy secrets flat aliases Mirrors the #2690 bootstrap/exec flat-alias pattern. Picocli registers `secrets` as a top-level command (init/set/list/rm/get/provider) and intercepts it before the deploy() switch can dispatch. Plan: add `fetch-secrets` / `extract-secrets` / `print-secrets` top-level cases, retain nested `case "secrets":` for MCP / programmatic callers. * fix(cli): add `wheels deploy fetch-secrets`/`extract-secrets`/`print-secrets` flat aliases for #2697 LuCLI's picocli root registers `secrets` as a top-level subcommand for its own local credential store (init/set/list/rm/get/provider), so the nested `wheels deploy secrets <verb>` form is shortcut into LuCLI's own secrets help before module dispatch sees it. The deploy() switch's `case "secrets":` branch never fires through the CLI — only through MCP/direct invocation. Same shape as #2677 (`server` collision), fixed identically in #2690 with flat `bootstrap`/`exec` aliases. Add top-level `fetch-secrets`, `extract-secrets`, and `print-secrets` cases to deploy() that map to DeploySecretsCli, sidestepping the `secrets` collision entirely. The legacy `case "secrets":` branch is retained for Kamal parity and programmatic callers. Updates docs (CLAUDE.md gotcha #8, v4-0-1-snapshot guides) to recommend the flat aliases as the canonical CLI form, with the nested form marked legacy plus a note explaining the collision. Adds three new v4-0-1-snapshot doc pages for the flat aliases, mirroring the existing `bootstrap.mdx`/`exec.mdx` structure from #2690. Adds dispatcher unit specs in DeployCommandSpec.cfc exercising all three flat aliases plus a regression guard for the retained `secrets <verb>` branch. Spec self-review note: `--key=` (extract) and `--project-root=` (print) flags are documented in the existing nested-form docs but aren't actually parsed by `DeployArgsParser` — pre-existing bugs, out of scope for this PR. Filed as follow-up. * test(cli): boundary smoke for multi-key fetch-secrets dispatch Addresses Reviewer A's coverage observation on #2699: the existing `fetch-secrets` tests pass either one positional key (throws on adapter check) or zero (throws on NoKeys), so the multi-key path through the `for fsi=2 to arrayLen(positional)` loop wasn't directly exercised. The new `it` block passes three positional keys + an unknown adapter. A's observation that this can't verify the slice end-to-end without a real adapter CLI is still correct — the adapter check fires first, so opts.keys content isn't asserted — but the loop now completes with a non-trivial positional list and any off-by-one regression there would manifest as an index-out-of-range, not UnknownAdapter. Mirror coverage to the existing `exec` smoke at line 43. No production-code change. Behavior under test is unchanged. * style(cli): drop unnecessary ## escape inside a // comment Trivial follow-up to Reviewer A round 2 on #2699. `##` is CFML's escape for emitting a literal `#` in evaluated output, but `//` line comments are not evaluated — so `##2699` inside a `//` comment is just noise. Single `#2699` is correct (and would auto-link if the comment ever ended up in rendered output). No behavior change.
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Summary
Fixes #2677.
wheels deploy server bootstrap(andwheels deploy server exec) shortcut into LuCLI's top-levelserverhelp instead of executing the deploy verb.Root cause. The LuCLI runtime (the picocli root in
bpamiri/LuCLI) registersServerCommand.classas a top-level subcommand for managing local Lucee dev-server instances (the lifecycle backingwheels start/stop). When the user types the three-token formwheels deploy server <verb>, picocli's subcommand matcher grabs theservertoken off the args and dispatches to its ownServerCommand— the wheels module'sModule.cfc::deploy()never runs, so thecase "server":branch we already had never fires from the CLI.Other nested namespaces (
build,lock,secrets,accessory, etc.) work because their first tokens aren't registered LuCLI subcommands. This is specific toserver.Approach
The fix has to live in this repo because the LuCLI runtime is a separate upstream (bpamiri/LuCLI) and we don't patch it. Instead, this PR sidesteps the collision by adding flat aliases:
wheels deploy bootstrap→DeployServerCli.bootstrap()wheels deploy exec "<cmd>"→DeployServerCli.exec()These reach
Module.cfc::deploy()cleanly (bootstrap/execaren't LuCLI top-level subcommands), so they execute correctly. The legacycase "server":branch indeploy()is retained — it still works for MCP and direct programmatic callers that don't go through picocli, and it's the path Kamal parity assumes.Changes
cli/lucli/Module.cfc— add top-levelcase "bootstrap":andcase "exec":todeploy(). The newexeccase joins all positional tokens afterexecinto a single shell command (matches the existingserver execbehavior). Inline comments explain why both forms exist.cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/DeployCommandSpec.cfc— new spec exercising both new aliases viaModule.deploy()against the minimaldeploy.ymlfixture, plus a regression test that the legacyserver bootstrapdirect-call still routes correctly.tools/deploy-verb-smoke.sh— adds smoke entries forbootstrapandexec.v4-0-1-snapshot) — recommend the flat aliases as canonical CLI form; add a caution note pointing at this issue on the legacyserver <verb>pages and the deploy index. New per-verb pages atcommands/deploy/bootstrap.mdxandcommands/deploy/exec.mdx. First-deploy walkthrough now useswheels deploy bootstrap.CLAUDE.md— updates the Deploy Quick Reference subcommand table and adds the collision as critical gotcha New master - readme #7.The
v4-0-0/(released-snapshot) docs are intentionally left alone — they describe what shipped.Test plan
casebranches before the existingserverbranch.cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/DeployCommandSpec.cfcpasses locally — covers both new aliases and the retained legacy direct-call path.tools/deploy-verb-smoke.shsmoke-passes the new flat-alias verbs.v4-0-1-snapshot.Note that this PR cannot fully fix
wheels deploy server bootstrapitself — the LuCLI side of the collision needs a separate change in bpamiri/LuCLI (probably making theservertop-level subcommand bail out when invoked as a sub-token of a module dispatch). That's tracked as follow-up; this PR gets the user-facing path working today.Generated by Claude Code