ClintchizandClaude Opus 5 b807f7b5a7
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fix(db): refuse to roll back a migration that defines no down section
rollback ran a migration's down section when it had one and then deleted
its tracking row either way. A migration that changed the schema without a
`-- +down` section was therefore recorded as rolled back while its change
stayed in the database, and the next migrate replayed statements such as
ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN that cannot run twice, leaving the database stuck
between the two states with no way forward or back.

It now refuses that case with WRN-DB-MIGRATION-IRREVERSIBLE and leaves the
tracking row alone, so the database stays consistent and the operator
chooses: add a down section, or write a new migration that reverses the
change. The check runs before the lock is taken, so a dry run reports the
same refusal rather than promising a rollback that would fail.

A migration whose up is empty still rolls back by dropping its tracking
row, since there is nothing to undo. That keeps placeholder migrations
working, and `wrnexus db rollback` prints the refusal as a message rather
than a stack trace.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WRNexusJS

WRNexusJS is a compiler-driven, SSR-first, Bun-native full-stack framework for building secure, fast, maintainable applications with .wrn pages, layouts, components, stores, server functions, client functions, typed outputs, APIs, validation, authentication, realtime rooms, and production tooling.

Current framework version: 0.8.0

Core principles

  • Secure by default with CSP, CSRF, safe serialization, URL policies, request limits, SSRF protection, secret scanning, and release gates.
  • Performance-first SSR with zero framework JavaScript for static pages and selective hydration for interactive pages.
  • One compiler-understood .wrn model for markup, props, state, outputs, and runtime-specific functions.
  • Backward-compatible package upgrades with migrations, generated references, validation scripts, and private publishing controls.
  • Package kits that give developers public helpers, package tests, documentation, and complete UI blocks where a package has a developer-facing interface.

Quick start

bun install
bun run validate:0.8
bun run check
bun run dev

Create or upgrade a project:

bunx @wrnexus/cli@0.8.0 create my-app
bunx @wrnexus/cli@0.8.0 update --version=0.8.0 --report

Package kits in 0.8

All 39 framework packages expose a documented helper/API surface and package tests. UI-facing packages additionally own complete .wrn blocks composed from @wrnexus/ui:

  • @wrnexus/auth — complete account, sign-in, sign-up, MFA, passkey, recovery, device, provider, and security blocks.
  • @wrnexus/captcha — challenge, field, status, extraction, verification, response, and context helpers.
  • @wrnexus/i18n — recursive locale loading, fallback chains, request resolution, SSR/browser translations, language controls, and formatters.
  • @wrnexus/image — responsive picture plans, secure loaders, placeholders, preload hints, audits, and image blocks.
  • @wrnexus/realtime — typed messages, room connections, presence, typing, metadata, composer, status, and message blocks.
  • @wrnexus/uploader — upload attributes, result validation, formatting, dropzone, and status blocks.
  • @wrnexus/validation — parse/throw helpers, consistent error responses, summaries, and field errors.
  • @wrnexus/ui — the complete shared design-system component catalog.

Infrastructure packages remain helper/API-only so database, encryption, security, compiler, server, and build packages do not pull browser UI into production server code.

Security note for encrypted HTTP bodies

@wrnexus/encryption supports authenticated application-layer request and response envelopes with method, path, request-ID, timestamp, expiry, key-rotation, body-size, and replay binding.

This feature does not replace HTTPS. It is appropriate for service-to-service calls, native/mobile clients, controlled agents, or selected fields with server-managed keys. It cannot hide data from an end user when a browser receives the decryption key.

Validation commands

bun run audit:packages
bun run test:package-kits
bun run validate:0.8
bun run security:framework
bun run sbom
bun run benchmark:framework
bun run validate:staging
bun run check
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