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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR refines prompt and action validation logic across two recipe files. In borrow.ts, Changes
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In `@recipes/borrow.ts`:
- Around line 454-456: The current truthy check (prop.placeholder ||
prop.default) skips valid values like 0; change it to explicitly test for
null/undefined/empty-string and use the nullish coalescing result when present.
Replace the expression with something like: compute const value =
prop.placeholder ?? prop.default; then if isRequired && value !== undefined &&
value !== null && value !== '' include { initial: String(value) } so numeric
defaults (0) are preserved; reference variables: prop, isRequired, initial,
placeholder, default.
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| ...(isRequired && (prop.placeholder || prop.default) | ||
| ? { initial: (prop.placeholder || prop.default) as string } | ||
| : {}), |
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Required defaults like 0 are skipped by the truthy check.
At Line 454, (prop.placeholder || prop.default) filters out valid required defaults such as 0, so initial is not set for those fields. Use explicit null/empty checks instead of truthiness.
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+ const initialValue = prop.placeholder || prop.default;
const response: any = await Enquirer.prompt({
type: "input",
name: "value",
message,
- ...(isRequired && (prop.placeholder || prop.default)
- ? { initial: (prop.placeholder || prop.default) as string }
+ ...(isRequired && initialValue !== undefined && initialValue !== null && initialValue !== ""
+ ? { initial: String(initialValue) }
: {}),
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| ...(isRequired && (prop.placeholder || prop.default) | |
| ? { initial: (prop.placeholder || prop.default) as string } | |
| : {}), | |
| const initialValue = prop.placeholder || prop.default; | |
| const response: any = await Enquirer.prompt({ | |
| type: "input", | |
| name: "value", | |
| message, | |
| ...(isRequired && initialValue !== undefined && initialValue !== null && initialValue !== "" | |
| ? { initial: String(initialValue) } | |
| : {}), | |
| validate: (input: string) => { |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@recipes/borrow.ts` around lines 454 - 456, The current truthy check
(prop.placeholder || prop.default) skips valid values like 0; change it to
explicitly test for null/undefined/empty-string and use the nullish coalescing
result when present. Replace the expression with something like: compute const
value = prop.placeholder ?? prop.default; then if isRequired && value !==
undefined && value !== null && value !== '' include { initial: String(value) }
so numeric defaults (0) are preserved; reference variables: prop, isRequired,
initial, placeholder, default.
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