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Feature: Add components layer to CSS cascade layer ordering - #9
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Review Summary by QodoAdd components layer to CSS cascade layer ordering
WalkthroughsDescription• Add components layer to CSS cascade layer ordering • Introduce intention and palette layers for future use • Expand cascade layer structure across all theme files • Document cascade layers and override patterns in README • Bump version to 0.2.0 Diagramflowchart LR
old["reset, tokens, base"] -->|expand layers| new["reset, tokens, intention, palette, base, components"]
new -->|applied to| themes["default.css, blue.css, purple.css"]
new -->|documented in| readme["README.md"]
readme -->|changelog entry| version["v0.2.0"]
File Changes1. src/default.css
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1. No tests for @layer order
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| /* Declare layer order */ | ||
| @layer reset, tokens, base; | ||
| @layer reset, tokens, intention, palette, base, components; |
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1. No tests for @layer order 📘 Rule violation ✓ Correctness
• The PR changes the declared CSS cascade layer ordering (adds intention, palette, and components), which can affect consumer override behavior and layer precedence. • The repository does not define any automated test script, so this behavior change is not covered by automated tests and regressions could ship unnoticed.
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## Issue description
The cascade layer ordering changed, but there are no automated tests to prevent regressions (and no `test` script is defined).
## Issue Context
This package ships CSS consumed by downstream apps/packages; small changes in `@layer` ordering can change override semantics.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/default.css[6-8]
- package.json[35-39]
- .github/workflows/build.yml[20-32]
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Valid observation — there's no test infrastructure in this repo today, which is a pre-existing gap.
The layer change is additive: reset, tokens, and base keep their relative positions. The three new layers are empty. Existing consumer override behavior is unchanged.
Worth tracking separately but not a blocker for this story.
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| "name": "@ankh-studio/themes", | ||
| "version": "0.1.3", | ||
| "version": "0.2.0", |
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2. Lockfile version stale 🐞 Bug ⛯ Reliability
• package.json version is bumped to 0.2.0, but package-lock.json still declares the package version as 0.1.0. • This tends to produce noisy diffs on install and can break/complicate automation that expects lock/package version consistency.
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## Issue description
The repository lockfile is not consistent with the version bump in package.json. This commonly causes noisy changes on install and can confuse or break CI/release workflows.
## Issue Context
package.json is set to 0.2.0, while package-lock.json still declares 0.1.0 for the root package.
## Fix Focus Areas
- package.json[1-4]
- package-lock.json[1-10]
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Pre-existing condition — package-lock.json has been at 0.1.0 since the initial commit. The CI release workflow bumps package.json but only stages that file; the lockfile has never tracked the root version.
Not introduced by this PR. If we fix this, it's a CI workflow change (adding npm install --package-lock-only to the bump-version job).
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Pre-existing condition — package-lock.json has been at 0.1.0 since the initial commit. The CI release workflow bumps package.json but only stages that file; the lockfile has never tracked the root version. Not introduced by this PR. If we fix this, it's a CI workflow change (adding npm install package-lock-only to the bump-version job).
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Responding to the Qodo review items: 3. SemVer impact not stated — The bump 4. ADR mismatch — Good catch. The changelog said "Align declared layer order with ADR-001" but ADR-001 doesn't include |
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Summary
Layer order expanded in default.css, blue.css, and purple.css from reset, tokens, base to reset, tokens, intention, palette, base, components
The intention and palette layers are reserved for future use; components is the actionable addition that enables component packages to ship layered styles without specificity conflicts.
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