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PR 12 of 13 for clerk migrate (plan: slice-prs.md on #479). Stacked on #529: review that first, then this one, which shows only its own diff. It adds custom sources and clerk migrate sources. Still behind CLERK_EXPERIMENTAL=migrate.

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CLERK_EXPERIMENTAL=migrate clerk migrate sources
CLERK_EXPERIMENTAL=migrate clerk migrate sources betterauth
CLERK_EXPERIMENTAL=migrate clerk migrate import users.json --source ./my-source.ts --dry-run

What it does

  • --source also takes the path to a source you wrote. It's loaded and checked before anything is read or sent.
  • A run records the source file's hash, so an edited source counts as a different source when a re-run decides whether to continue.
  • Every import but a dry run takes a lock before its checks: clerk-migrate-import-<hash>.lock in the temp directory, keyed by the file, source and instance. A second import of the same file into the same instance is refused even before either writes a run, whatever --runs-dir each uses. This applies to every source, not only custom ones; the README's "The import lock" section covers it.
  • A re-run with an edited custom source is refused, naming the earlier run, unless it passes --new-run.
  • migrate sources lists the built-in sources and what each carries across, or shows one in full. Completion offers the source names.

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Ported from #479 at 7a820406. The follow-ups since, including the import lock, were made on this slice and cherry-picked onto #479, so sources/load-custom.ts, sources/list.ts, sources/registry.ts and run.ts match #479's head, apart from what #531 adds. index.ts keeps direct calls to each handler rather than #479's migrate object.

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  • bun run test covers the unit and integration tests.
  • The live slice suite (pnpm test:migrate:slice5) imports a made-up export through its own custom source, and checks a broken source is refused.

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The migration CLI adds migrate sources to list or inspect built-in and custom sources. It loads and validates custom JavaScript and TypeScript sources and supports their mappings, defaults, and hooks during imports. Import records include custom-source hashes and export-envelope details for run matching. Non-dry-run imports acquire locks based on file hash and instance identity. Completion, documentation, and tests cover these changes.

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Concurrent imports can overlap, and edited custom sources can resume with inconsistent mappings. These migration-integrity risks should be resolved before merge.

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Comment thread packages/cli-core/src/commands/migrate/README.md Outdated
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An import hashed a custom source's file and recorded that, but the
module loader caches by specifier, so loading an edited file at the
same path again in one process returned the old module, and the
registry kept the first entry registered under the key. A run could
record the new hash beside the old mappings.

The file is hashed first and imported by plain path with that hash as
its query, which Bun loads afresh (a `file://` URL keeps its first
module whatever the query), and a later load of a key replaces the
earlier one.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A local helper a custom source imports is not hashed with it, so an
edit to one does not mark the source as changed. The README now says
to pass --new-run after editing a helper.

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…out its PID

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…the CLI

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…ance lookup takes the same one

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… it takes the same lock

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…strings

`migrate sources` wraps each caveat as text, so `caveats: [42]` crashed it
with a raw TypeError and `caveats: "text"` printed one bullet per character.
validateSource now checks it next to the hooks.

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…and lock an import whatever its runs folder

An edited custom source misses the earlier run's sourceHash, so a re-run
started a new run without saying so, and the users the earlier run created
came back as conflicts. findResume now refuses with exit 2 naming that run,
unless it was undone; --new-run starts a new one anyway. Tests cover the
resume decision: an unchanged source continues, an edited one is refused,
and --new-run starts a new run.

The import lock was keyed by the runs folder too, so two imports of the same
file into the same instance with different --runs-dir values did not block
each other. It is keyed by the file, source and instance alone.

The README documents the lock file, and says `migrate sources` runs a source
file when given its path.

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…fused

On a filesystem without hard links, acquireLockFile writes the lock itself
with `wx`, so "every write is a .tmp" failed there although the code was
right. The check now holds only when the link went through, and a new test
forces the link to fail and checks the fallback writes the lock exclusively.

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`clerk migrate import <export> --source ./custom.ts` was refused whenever the
envelope named a built-in source, so bringing across a field the built-in
mapping leaves out (a WorkOS metadata.username, an Auth.js name that is a
username) meant stripping the envelope into a new file and losing the link
to the export run.

A source given by path now replaces the envelope's and reads its users in the
platform's own shape. The import keeps fromExport, records the source the
envelope named as envelopeSource, and its printed commands keep --source.
One built-in name against another is still refused, and that message now
points at a source you write.

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…n's run is unfinished, not just the newest

The check took the newest run of the file, source and instance; when that
one was undone, an older run that still held its users was never looked at,
and the import started a new run beside it. Any run not undone in full now
refuses, and the suggested undo keeps the runs folder and target flags.

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…d pass Firebase's parameters to a source you wrote

From Wyatt's review of #530:

- A run is recorded under its source's key, and the import lock, the
  live-run scan and the earlier-run refusal all matched on it. So importing
  an export with the built-in, then re-running it through a source you
  wrote, started a second run beside the first, and two imports of one
  export through different sources took different locks. The three now
  match on the file and the instance only; only the run to continue needs
  the same source and version. The refusal names the other source.
- A Firebase export through a source you wrote lost its hash parameters:
  every Firebase check keyed on `source === "firebase"`, and the source was
  the custom key. They now key on the envelope's source too, so the
  parameters reach `context.firebaseHashConfig` and the run records its
  firebaseHash.

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…h, and create the lock's temp file exclusively

- findResume started a new run when the exact-version run was undone,
  without checking the other runs of the file. An older version's
  interrupted run behind it then had its users come back as conflicts. It
  now checks them, as it does when there's no exact match.
- The lock's temporary file gets a random name and `wx`: no planted link
  at a predictable name in a shared /tmp, and a crashed run's leftover
  under the same PID never reads as a held lock.
- runs <id> says SOURCE_FILE is to be replaced with the source's path.
- The README says the export command shows only where one exists, and
  that a copy of a source beside different helpers also needs --new-run.

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…its users

earlierRunHolding still skipped runs of another source, though findResume
and the import lock match on file and instance only. A custom-source
--new-run beside a built-in run of the same file got the generic "Fix them"
text instead of the run holding its users. It now matches any source.

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…--json`

The README says --json carries the same detail as the human view, fixed
defaults included, but the serializer left them out. A source with none
gets an empty object.

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🟡 Minor · Validate directories before hashing the custom source. · registry.ts:111-121

packages/cli-core/src/commands/migrate/sources/registry.ts:111-121
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Validate directories before hashing the custom source.

When a directory is passed to clerk migrate sources ./directory or --source ./directory, resolveSource calls fs.readFileSync before loadCustomSource checks isDirectory(). The CLI therefore exposes the raw EISDIR filesystem error and exits with the general error code, instead of reporting ... is a directory, not a source file. as a usage error. This also produces unexpected_error in agent mode.

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-    const hash = fs.existsSync(resolved)
-      ? createHash("sha256").update(fs.readFileSync(resolved)).digest("hex")
+    const exists = fs.existsSync(resolved);
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royanger and others added 6 commits October 22, 2026 15:26
The SIGINT handler kills the process after a short telemetry flush, so
run()'s finally doesn't always release the lock. The next import
reclaims it.

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An agent with only the CLI had no way to learn a source file's shape:
the `sources` footer and `--source` help didn't describe it, and every
load error linked to the old migration-tool's overview. All three now
link the README's Custom sources section.

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…nges

transformUsers calls postTransform synchronously, so an async hook's
changes after its first await landed once the user was already
normalized and validated. The only trace was a "Clerk won't store"
line for the column it meant to consume. A hook that returns a promise
now stops the import and names the source.

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A throwing hook reached the global handler as `unexpected_error: boom`,
with nothing pointing at the source file or the user that tripped it.
It now reads `The "<key>" source's postTransform failed on row <n>: …`
and links the Custom sources docs.

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The README named postTransform and preTransform but not what they get,
what they return, or that postTransform must be synchronous. Spell out
both signatures, what happens when a hook is async or throws, and that
a transformer target outside Clerk's fields is only a rename. The
example now splits a full_name, the common case for a homegrown table.

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"Where each field lands" listed keys a built-in's postTransform consumes
(`name`, `salt`, `workosExternalId`) as if Clerk stored them. Copied into
a source you wrote, `full_name → name` showed with no warning and was
dropped. A built-in's such target is now marked as moved by the source;
a custom source's gets a warning that Clerk won't store it unless its
postTransform moves it.

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Comment thread packages/cli-core/src/commands/migrate/lib/transform.ts Outdated
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resolveSource hashed the path before loadCustomSource checked it, so a
directory threw a raw EISDIR (exit 1, unexpected_error in agent mode)
ahead of the "is a directory, not a source file" usage error. Only a
file is hashed now.

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The async-hook check used `instanceof Promise`, so a promise from
another library, or another realm, still slipped through and its
changes were lost. Any result with a callable `then` now stops the
import.

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@coderabbitai Fixed the outside-diff finding on sources/registry.ts in 9f46db5. resolveSource hashes the path only when it's a file (fs.statSync(resolved, { throwIfNoEntry: false })?.isFile()), so loadCustomSource reports a directory as "is a directory, not a source file" with exit 2. Test: "--source reports a directory as a usage error, not EISDIR", which fails with the raw EISDIR without the fix.

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  • resolveSource() hashes the path only when isFile() returns true.
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  • The regression test in sources/load-custom.test.ts, Line 118, calls resolveSource("./adir") and checks for the directory error.

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Learning: In clerk/cli, custom migration source resume identity in packages/cli-core/src/commands/migrate/sources/registry.ts intentionally hashes only the source entry file, not its imported dependencies. Full import-graph resolution and bundling cannot be relied on in the compiled binary; following only relative imports would provide incomplete coverage. packages/cli-core/src/commands/migrate/README.md documents that users must pass --new-run after editing an imported helper rather than continue a run created with the old helper. Do not require dependency hashing under this documented contract.

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result = transformer.postTransform?.(mapped, context);
} catch (error) {
// 1-based, like the validation failures: the second user is row 2.
throw new CliError(

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This CliError has no code, so agent mode prints it as plain text instead of the JSON error. Before this change it came out as {"error":{"code":"unexpected_error",…}}, and --source ./missing.ts still gets file_not_found. Could it carry a code?

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Fixed in bd95257. The wrapper had a second problem: it also caught Firebase's own refusal for hashes with no parameters (--yes, or no TTY), so that usage error lost its code, exited 1 instead of 2, and pointed at the custom sources docs. Now a CliError from the hook passes through unchanged, and any other throw goes through throwUsageError: usage_error, exit 2, still naming the source and the row. That matches a custom source that fails to load and an async hook. Tests: "names the source and the row when postTransform throws" now checks the code and exit code, and "passes a postTransform's own CliError through with its code" covers Firebase's refusal. Both fail without the fix.

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[Nit] Supabase's deletedAt and isAnonymous aren't moved: they decide whether to skip the user and then get dropped. Maybe "handles it"?

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Applied as suggested in 41eb8e8. The test at list.test.ts:109 asserts the new wording.

royanger and others added 2 commits October 23, 2026 14:08
Wrapping every postTransform throw in an uncoded CliError dropped the
code, so agent mode printed plain text instead of the JSON error. It also
swallowed Firebase's own refusal for hashes with no parameters, turning
its usage error (exit 2, Firebase guide) into exit 1 with the custom
sources docs. A CliError now passes through unchanged, and any other
throw is a usage error naming the source and row.

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`clerk migrate sources <built-in>` said "the source moves it" for every
target that isn't a Clerk field, but Supabase's `deletedAt` and
`isAnonymous` only decide whether to skip the user and are then dropped.

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