cli-command-debugger

You can debug a CLI command in a monorepo by extracting the command implementation into bin-test.ts. This isolates the relevant code while preserving the existing program structure and handling import dependencies for safe debugging.

Automating CLI bug hunting involves locating the command implementation in packages/cli/src/bin.ts and scaffolding a focused debug environment. It then runs a targeted debug session using npm run dev to reproduce issues quickly.

Setting up a focused debug environment for monorepo CLI commands involves copying the relevant command code into bin-test.ts. After extraction, you start a targeted debugging session using npm run dev and validate fixes with the myclit entry point.

Yes, this CLI debugging workflow handles import dependencies during code extraction. It ensures safe code extraction within a constrained region, preserving existing program structure while isolating the relevant command into bin-test.ts.

You can use this approach to debug CLI commands if your local codebase is structured as a monorepo with command implementations located in packages/cli/src/bin.ts. It specifically targets extracting code and running npm run dev for validation.

Extracting CLI code manually for debugging causes errors because it often breaks import dependencies and disrupts the existing program structure. Automating this workflow ensures code is safely extracted within a constrained region for focused debugging.