run-checks

name	run-checks
description	Run static checks and high-level validation before a production push in the Inline repo. Use when asked to run checks, verify correctness, or do pre-push/pre-release validation across server/web/admin/apple/cli/proto changes.

Run Checks

Overview

Run the minimal set of static checks and targeted builds/tests based on what changed. Prefer fast, focused checks and confirm with the user before long-running steps.

Workflow Decision Tree

1) Identify Scope

Run git status -sb and git diff --name-only. Group changes by top-level area:

• server/
• web/
• admin/
• apple/InlineKit
• apple/InlineUI
• apple/InlineIOS
• apple/InlineMac
• cli/
• proto/

If only docs or comments changed, report that checks are optional and ask whether to skip.

2) Run Pre-Checks

If proto/ changed, run bun run generate:proto from repo root and include generated diffs.

If dependencies changed, run the relevant install/build for that stack:

• JS/TS: bun install
• Rust: cargo fetch (or rely on cargo test/check)
• Swift: swift build in the affected package directory

3) Run Component Checks

Run only what maps to the touched areas.

Backend (server/):

• cd server && bun run typecheck
• cd server && bun run lint
• cd server && bun test (prefer targeted tests when possible)

Web (web/):

• cd web && bun run typecheck
• Run cd web && bun run build only when explicitly requested or required for release validation

Admin (admin/):

• cd admin && bun run typecheck

CLI (cli/ or protocol changes):

• cd cli && cargo test for full validation
• Use cd cli && cargo check if a fast static check is sufficient

Swift packages:

• cd apple/InlineKit && swift build (run swift test if tests were modified)
• cd apple/InlineUI && swift build

Apps:

• If changes are in apple/InlineIOS or apple/InlineMac, do not run full app builds. Ask the user to run xcodebuild locally if needed.

4) Report Results

Summarize what ran, what passed/failed, and what was skipped with reasons. For failures, include the first actionable error and the next recommended step.