Summary
Remix declares mix: ^2.2.0-beta.1 to consumers, but the workspace test lock resolves an overridden Mix Git revision identified as 2.1.0. As a result, melos ci does not test the runtime dependency combination a standalone consumer receives.
Found while validating #80 at b16636b017f3c8832d8f27f316cc24c0ad92ce8a and the generated-wrapper work in stacked PR #84.
Evidence
The public package declares:
packages/remix/pubspec.yaml
mix: ^2.2.0-beta.1
mix_annotations: ^2.2.0-beta.1
The demo workspace adds a global dependency override:
packages/demo/pubspec.yaml
mix:
git:
ref: 07dafe904e56a9b60a172f4ef1863cf45564603a
path: packages/mix
The shared lock consequently records Mix as direct overridden, Git-sourced, version 2.1.0. A standalone consumer resolves hosted Mix 2.2.0-beta.1.
The full clean Remix gate passes 2,082 tests under the override. A standalone Orbit consumer passes its focused Fortal suite under hosted beta.1, but that external evidence cannot replace a repository-owned compatibility gate.
One concrete source difference already exists between these revisions: the Git override still contains WidgetStateStyleOverride handling that hosted beta.1 removed.
Expected
Remix CI validates the same runtime Mix release range it declares to consumers, while any demo-only compatibility override remains isolated and explicit.
Suggested direction
Choose one:
- remove or align the workspace override with the declared release;
- isolate the demo from the validation workspace;
- add a standalone consumer fixture/job with no workspace overrides that depends on
packages/remix and runs public API, generated-wrapper, Fortal widget, and parity smoke tests.
The third option can coexist with a justified Widgetbook/demo override.
Acceptance criteria
Scope
This is a test-fidelity issue, not a request to remove a temporary demo workaround without replacement.
Summary
Remix declares
mix: ^2.2.0-beta.1to consumers, but the workspace test lock resolves an overridden Mix Git revision identified as2.1.0. As a result,melos cidoes not test the runtime dependency combination a standalone consumer receives.Found while validating #80 at
b16636b017f3c8832d8f27f316cc24c0ad92ce8aand the generated-wrapper work in stacked PR #84.Evidence
The public package declares:
packages/remix/pubspec.yamlThe demo workspace adds a global dependency override:
packages/demo/pubspec.yamlThe shared lock consequently records Mix as
direct overridden, Git-sourced, version2.1.0. A standalone consumer resolves hosted Mix2.2.0-beta.1.The full clean Remix gate passes 2,082 tests under the override. A standalone Orbit consumer passes its focused Fortal suite under hosted beta.1, but that external evidence cannot replace a repository-owned compatibility gate.
One concrete source difference already exists between these revisions: the Git override still contains
WidgetStateStyleOverridehandling that hosted beta.1 removed.Expected
Remix CI validates the same runtime Mix release range it declares to consumers, while any demo-only compatibility override remains isolated and explicit.
Suggested direction
Choose one:
packages/remixand runs public API, generated-wrapper, Fortal widget, and parity smoke tests.The third option can coexist with a justified Widgetbook/demo override.
Acceptance criteria
mix ^2.2.0-beta.1without a workspace override.Scope
This is a test-fidelity issue, not a request to remove a temporary demo workaround without replacement.