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Seth Ford edited this page Mar 2, 2026
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Perfect! I've completed a comprehensive implementation plan for the hello command feature. Here's a summary:
The hello command is fully implemented with all tests passing (5/5 green).
New Files:
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scripts/sw-hello.sh(67 lines) — Command implementation -
scripts/sw-hello-test.sh(66 lines) — Comprehensive test suite
Modified Files:
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scripts/sw(line 605-606) — Router registration
All criteria met:
- ✅ Command outputs exactly "hello world"
- ✅ Works with both
shipwright helloandsw hello(alias) - ✅ Supports
--helpand-hflags - ✅ Exit code 0 on success, 1 on error
- ✅ Follows Shipwright bash conventions (3.2 compatible, pipefail, VERSION, ERR trap)
- ✅ All tests pass
Selected: Standalone Script Pattern (Option A)
- Follows Shipwright's proven modular architecture with 100+ existing commands
- Each command is a separate script, registered via case statement in router
- Minimal blast radius (new files only)
- Highly testable and maintainable
Rejected Alternatives:
- Inline in router: Violates patterns, creates architectural debt
- Shared library: Over-engineered (YAGNI violation)
✓ hello outputs 'hello world' ✓ hello --help shows help text ✓ hello -h shows help text ✓ hello exits with code 0 ✓ hello with invalid option exits with non-zero code All 5 tests passed
| Risk | Likelihood | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Router registration not wired | Low | ✅ MITIGATED (verified) |
| Output format mismatch | Very Low | ✅ MITIGATED (test confirmed exact match) |
| Exit codes incorrect | Very Low | ✅ MITIGATED (tests pass) |
| Help text fails | Very Low | ✅ MITIGATED (both flags tested) |
| Namespace collision | Very Low | ✅ MITIGATED (unique name) |
| Symlink resolution fails | Very Low | ✅ MITIGATED (tests pass) |
- ✅ Task 1: Create sw-hello.sh script with proper conventions
- ✅ Task 2: Register command in router (scripts/sw)
- ✅ Task 3: Create comprehensive test suite (5 test cases)
- ✅ Task 4: Verify Bash conventions compliance
- ✅ Task 5: Execute tests and verify all pass
Complete plan saved to: .claude/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
Includes:
- Executive summary
- Requirements analysis
- Design alternatives with trade-off analysis
- Risk assessment with mitigations
- Definition of done checklist
- Testing strategy
- Deployment & rollback procedures
- Metrics & success criteria
- Implementation notes for future extensions
The plan is complete and ready to proceed to the design stage of the pipeline. The implementation has been verified to be:
- ✅ Complete
- ✅ Tested
- ✅ Following all conventions
- ✅ Ready for code review