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… browser The recent addition of `isWindowClerkWithMetadata` prevented `sdkMetadata` from being populated properly since it would always resolve to false. While clerk.constructor is a function and functions are considered objects, doing `typeof clerk.constructor` would resolve to `'function'` and not `'object'`.
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43-43: LGTM! Correct fix for constructor type check.The change correctly identifies that
clerk.constructorshould be checked as a function rather than an object, since JavaScript constructors are functions. This fixes the bug wheresdkMetadatawasn't being populated because the type guard was failing..changeset/cyan-flowers-dream.md (1)
1-7: LGTM! Changeset properly documents the fix.The changeset correctly identifies this as a patch-level fix for both affected packages and provides a clear description of the TelemetryCollector bug fix.
| function isWindowClerkWithMetadata(clerk: unknown): clerk is { constructor: { sdkMetadata?: SDKMetadata } } { | ||
| return ( | ||
| typeof clerk === 'object' && | ||
| clerk !== null && | ||
| 'constructor' in clerk && | ||
| typeof clerk.constructor === 'object' && | ||
| clerk.constructor !== null | ||
| typeof clerk === 'object' && clerk !== null && 'constructor' in clerk && typeof clerk.constructor === 'function' | ||
| ); | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding tests for the type guard function.
While the fix is correct, adding unit tests would help prevent future regressions and ensure the type guard works as expected in various scenarios.
Consider adding tests that cover:
- Valid clerk instances with constructor functions
- Edge cases where constructor might be undefined or different types
- Verification that sdkMetadata is properly populated after the fix
// Example test cases
describe('isWindowClerkWithMetadata', () => {
it('should return true for valid clerk with function constructor', () => {
const clerk = { constructor: function() {} };
expect(isWindowClerkWithMetadata(clerk)).toBe(true);
});
it('should return false when constructor is not a function', () => {
const clerk = { constructor: {} };
expect(isWindowClerkWithMetadata(clerk)).toBe(false);
});
});🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/shared/src/telemetry/collector.ts around lines 41 to 45, add unit
tests for the isWindowClerkWithMetadata type guard function. Create tests that
verify it returns true for valid clerk objects with function constructors, false
when constructor is not a function or missing, and check cases where sdkMetadata
is present or absent. This will ensure the type guard behaves correctly across
different scenarios and prevent regressions.
@clerk/agent-toolkit
@clerk/astro
@clerk/backend
@clerk/chrome-extension
@clerk/clerk-js
@clerk/dev-cli
@clerk/elements
@clerk/clerk-expo
@clerk/expo-passkeys
@clerk/express
@clerk/fastify
@clerk/localizations
@clerk/nextjs
@clerk/nuxt
@clerk/clerk-react
@clerk/react-router
@clerk/remix
@clerk/shared
@clerk/tanstack-react-start
@clerk/testing
@clerk/themes
@clerk/types
@clerk/upgrade
@clerk/vue
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Thanks for catching this 👍🏼
Description
The recent addition of
isWindowClerkWithMetadatapreventedsdkMetadatafrom being populated properly since it would always resolve to false.While clerk.constructor is a function and functions are considered objects, doing
typeof clerk.constructorwould resolve to'function'and not'object'.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change
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