external-consumers

# External Consumers Other repos consume APIs from this monorepo's extensions. Some are private. - Exported extension APIs = **public contracts** - Remove/change field, method, behavior = breaking - Add field = non-breaking - **Cannot grep this monorepo alone** — must check external repos - Consumers version-gate (`semver.satisfies`) — major bump alone insufficient ## On-demand validation via `gh` CLI ```bash # search specific repo gh api -X GET "search/code?q=SYMBOL+repo:forcedotcom/REPO&per_page=20" \ --jq '.items[] | "\(.path)"' # read file from private repo gh api repos/forcedotcom/REPO/contents/PATH --jq '.content' | base64 -d # search all forcedotcom repos gh api -X GET "search/code?q=SYMBOL+org:forcedotcom&per_page=30" \ --jq '.items[] | "\(.repository.name): \(.path)"' # search salesforcecli org too gh api -X GET "search/code?q=SYMBOL+org:salesforcecli&per_page=30" \ --jq '.items[] | "\(.repository.name): \(.path)"' ``` Rate limit ~30 req/min on search API. Use contents API for targeted reads. ### ⚠️ Code search only indexes the DEFAULT branch `search/code` never sees non-default branches ([GitHub docs](https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code-search/about-github-code-search)). A repo whose shipping extension lives on a release branch (see einstein-gpt below) returns **zero hits** even when it heavily consumes core. Zero search hits ≠ no consumer. Confirm a repo's shipping branch (check `.github/workflows/*release*.yml` for the `ref:` it checks out), then walk that branch's tree + read files directly: ```bash # find the ref the release workflow builds from gh api repos/forcedotcom/REPO/contents/.github/workflows --jq '.[].name' gh api "repos/forcedotcom/REPO/contents/.github/workflows/RELEASE.yml" --jq '.content' | base64 -d | grep -n 'ref:' # list a non-default branch's files, then read the ones you care about gh api "repos/forcedotcom/REPO/git/trees/BRANCH?recursive=1" --jq '.tree[].path' gh api "repos/forcedotcom/REPO/contents/PATH?ref=BRANCH" --jq '.content' | base64 -d ``` ## Direct core API consumers (`SalesforceVSCodeCoreApi`) Via `vscode.extensions.getExtension('salesforce.salesforcedx-vscode-core').exports`: | Repo | Visibility | Consumed | |------|-----------|----------| | [vscode-agents](https://github.com/forcedotcom/vscode-agents) | Public | `services.{ChannelService,TelemetryService,WorkspaceContext}` | | [metadata-visualizer](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforce-metadata-visualizer) | **Private** | `services.TelemetryService` | | [code-analyzer](https://github.com/forcedotcom/sfdx-code-analyzer-vscode) | Public | `services.WorkspaceContext` (direct), telemetry via service-provider | | [einstein-gpt](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode-einstein-gpt) (Agentforce Vibes Autocomplete — see note) | **Private** | `services.{ChannelService,WorkspaceContext,CommandEventDispatcher}`, `workspaceContextUtils.getOrgShape`; reads optional `SalesforceProjectConfig` but has no production caller | > **einstein-gpt ships from a non-default branch.** The published extension `salesforce.agentforce-vibes-autocomplete` is built from **`afv-v3.0-iac`**, not `main`; `main:.github/workflows/iac-release.yml` checks out that branch. It hard-depends on core and throws at activation when `CommandEventDispatcher` is absent. `SalesforceProjectConfig` differs: `CoreExtensionService` reads and stores it, accepts its absence, and only its unit test calls `getSalesforceProjectConfig()`. It is not a behavioral contract. **Do not restore `services.SalesforceProjectConfig` to core based on this reference.** Code search skips non-default branches; inspect `afv-v3.0-iac` directly. ## Direct services API consumers (`SalesforceVSCodeServicesApi`) Via `vscode.extensions.getExtension('salesforce.salesforcedx-vscode-services')`: | Repo | Visibility | Consumed | |------|-----------|----------| | [einstein-gpt](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode-einstein-gpt) | **Private** | `services.ConnectionService.getConnection`, `services.TargetOrgRef`, `services.prebuiltServicesDependencies` | > **einstein-gpt directly consumes the services extension API** (separate from its core dependency and its `@salesforce/vscode-service-provider` telemetry use). `packages/extension/src/services/auth/org-service.ts` (on the actively-shipping `main` branch, which now builds `afv-v4` via `release.yml`) resolves `salesforce.salesforcedx-vscode-services`, duplicates a local `SalesforceVSCodeServicesApi` type, and calls `api.services.ConnectionService.getConnection()`, `api.services.TargetOrgRef()`, and reads `api.services.prebuiltServicesDependencies`. **Check changes to `ConnectionService.getConnection`, `TargetOrgRef`, or `prebuiltServicesDependencies` against this consumer** — breaking any of them is a breaking change even though code search on `main` may not surface the duplicated type. ## `@salesforce/vscode-service-provider` consumers [Repo](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode-service-provider) (public) — abstraction bridging to core services. Still depends on core being active. | Repo | Service | |------|---------| | code-analyzer | `ServiceType.Telemetry` | | einstein-gpt | `ServiceType.Telemetry` | ## extensionDependency-only (no API consumption) | Repo | Visibility | Notes | |------|-----------|-------| | [ui-preview](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode-ui-preview) | **Private** | Core `extensionDependency` only. Vendors a **diverged** `packages/salesforcedx-utils-vscode` workspace copy — not this repo's published package. App imports from that fork: `notificationService`, `WorkspaceContextUtil`, `OrgUserInfo`, `TelemetryService`, `ChannelService`, `ConfigUtil.{getTargetOrgOrAlias,getUsernameFor,getAllAliasesFor}`. Fork still has APIs this repo dropped. Deleting them here does not break shipping ui-preview. | ## No current core dependency | Repo | Notes | |------|-------| | [slds](https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode-slds) | No extensionDep, no getExtension. In same extension pack. | | [apex-language-support](https://github.com/forcedotcom/apex-language-support) | Experimental. String refs only in tests/comments. | | apex-oas (in-repo) | extensionDependency = `salesforcedx-vscode-apex` + `salesforcedx-vscode-services`; no core dep. Reads project/registry/fs via services-extension `api.services.*`. Only cross-extension `.exports` use is apex's `.languageClientManager`. | ## In-repo consumers **IMPORTANT**: In-repo packages access core API via TWO patterns: 1. Wrapper functions in `coreExtensionUtils.ts` (easy to grep) 2. **Direct `.exports.MEMBER()` calls** scattered across source files (easy to miss) Always grep for `\.exports\.\w+` across the full monorepo, not just `coreExtensionUtils.ts`. | Package | Files | Members accessed | |---------|-------|------------------| | apex-debugger | `coreExtensionUtils.ts`, `index.ts` | `.telemetryService` | | apex-replay-debugger | `index.ts`, `checkpointService.ts`, `quickLaunch.ts`, `debugConfigurationProvider.ts` | `.services.WorkspaceContext`, `.getUserId` | ## Keeping current Verified 2026-07-21. Before asserting "nobody uses X": 1. Grep monorepo for `\.exports\.MEMBER` — catches direct access outside wrapper files 2. Search `org:forcedotcom` and `org:salesforcecli` via `gh api` 3. Read private repos via contents API 4. **For repos that ship from a non-default branch (e.g. einstein-gpt → `afv-v3.0-iac`), inspect that branch directly — code search misses it** (see the ⚠️ above) 5. Check `extensionPack` in `salesforcedx-vscode` and `salesforcedx-vscode-expanded` for new extensions