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@Macil Macil requested a review from aleemstreak December 1, 2025 21:18
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This pull request enhances the deployment process by introducing a critical safety measure. It prevents accidental overwrites of existing 'glue' deployments by tracking the source file path locally and prompting the user for explicit confirmation if a different file is being deployed to an already established 'glue' name. This ensures users are fully aware of the potential impact of their deployment actions, thereby reducing errors and improving overall deployment reliability and user experience.

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  • Overwrite Warning: Implemented a warning system that alerts the user when they are attempting to deploy to an existing 'glue' if the source file path has changed since the last deployment from the current machine.
  • User Confirmation: Introduced a confirmation prompt that requires user approval before proceeding with an overwrite, allowing them to cancel the deployment if it's unintentional.
  • Local Path Tracking: Utilizes a local key-value store (kv) to track and store the absolute path of the last deployed file for each 'glue', enabling the detection of path changes for overwrite warnings.
  • UI Management Refactor: Refactored the ink UI rendering logic to properly manage the UI instance lifecycle, including temporary unmounting and re-rendering, which is necessary for displaying command-line prompts without UI interference.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces a user-friendly warning when a user attempts to deploy to an existing 'glue' from a different file path than the one used previously. It uses Deno KV to store the last deployed path for each glue on the local machine. The implementation correctly handles unmounting and re-rendering the Ink-based UI to show a confirmation prompt. The code is well-structured. I've found one minor issue with terminal color handling which could lead to a confusing display for the user.

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Greptile Summary

Implemented a warning system to prevent accidental glue overwrites when deploying from a different file path. The change tracks the last deployed file path per glue in local storage and prompts for confirmation if a new path is detected.

Key changes:

  • Stores absolute file path in KV store after each deployment
  • Compares current deployment path with stored path before overwriting
  • Shows warning with previous file path and requires user confirmation
  • Manages UI lifecycle (unmount/remount) around confirmation prompt
  • Uses case-insensitive path comparison for cross-platform compatibility

Confidence Score: 3/5

  • Generally safe but contains a path comparison logic issue that could cause unexpected behavior on case-sensitive filesystems
  • The implementation is solid overall with proper UI state management and user prompts. However, the case-insensitive path comparison on line 76 could incorrectly treat different files as the same on Linux/macOS, potentially suppressing warnings when they should be shown
  • Review commands/deploy.ts line 76 for the path comparison logic

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commands/deploy.ts 4/5 Added warning system to prevent accidental overwrites when deploying from different file paths, with case-insensitive path comparison and confirmation prompt

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@Macil Macil merged commit a639dc7 into master Dec 1, 2025
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@Macil Macil deleted the chris/overwriteWarning branch December 1, 2025 21:22
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