Carries the rollback refusal in db and the matching CLI message, together
with the auth, captcha, csr, dev-server, dev-toolbar, ui and validation
changes that were already in the working tree, since publishing stages
from it and those files would otherwise ship without being recorded here.
@wrnexus/auth 0.8.28 -> 0.8.29
@wrnexus/captcha 0.8.15 -> 0.8.16
@wrnexus/cli 0.8.64 -> 0.8.65
@wrnexus/csr 0.8.37 -> 0.8.38
@wrnexus/db 0.8.20 -> 0.8.21
@wrnexus/dev-server 0.8.60 -> 0.8.61
@wrnexus/dev-toolbar 0.8.17 -> 0.8.18
@wrnexus/ui 0.8.75 -> 0.8.76
@wrnexus/validation 0.8.12 -> 0.8.13
Also declares Event among the browser globals captcha's client asset
already lists, which was the last lint failure, and reformats four files.
typecheck, lint, 1998 tests and format:check all pass.
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checkField in packages/validation/src/index.ts (and its browser mirror in
runtime.ts) treated any string other than "true"/"on" as false with no
error, so typos like "treu" or values like "yes"/"1"/"TRUE" silently
passed as false.
Now:
- true/false booleans pass through unchanged
- recognised true strings (case-insensitive, trimmed): true, on, 1, yes
- recognised false strings: false, off, 0, no
- numeric 1/0 coerce (JSON payloads)
- undefined/null/"" still coerce to false (unchecked-checkbox semantics)
- anything else is now a type error (desc.typeMessage or "Must be true or
false") instead of a silent false
Locked-in behaviours preserved: a required boolean given false still
errors, and parseEnv DEBUG: "true" coercion still works.
Added coverage for recognised strings, numeric 1/0, the type-error
regression guard, absent/empty handling, the required+false case, and a
client/server parity test driving both checkField and the browser runtime
through the same inputs.
Blast radius: searched packages/, examples/, services/ for v.boolean()
usage; all existing call sites (auth consent/rememberDevice, db 'active'
default, example consent checkboxes) feed true/false/'on'/absent values,
none of which change behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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