Dependency and toolchain refresh

[alexcos20]

Dependency and toolchain refresh: 53 → 2 advisories, 424 fewer packages

Aligns ocean-node with the toolchain refresh in
ocean.js#2137, clears the security
backlog, and removes eight dependencies the code no longer used.

	before	after
npm advisories	53 (18 high, 14 moderate, 21 low)	2 (0 high, 0 moderate, 2 low)
installed packages	1454	1030
direct dependencies	56	50
devDependencies	29	26
overrides entries	8	2
packages behind latest	63	2 (both deliberately held)

Verified: npm run lint (eslint + type-check) 0 errors, tsc --noEmit 0 errors,
npm run build clean, npm run test:unit 532 passing (up from 525) with the one
pre-existing failure noted under Testing. Integration tests need Barge and could
not run here — see What still needs verifying.

No API or config changes. No env var added or removed, no schema change, no response
shape change. The one externally-visible string — friendlyName in the node status
response — is proven byte-identical.

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1. The finding that motivated this: version skew, not staleness

The most consequential problem was invisible to npm outdated. Three direct dependencies
were pinned below the version libp2p@3.x itself depends on, so the tree carried two or
three copies of each:

package	declared	tree held	libp2p 3.3.8 requires
@multiformats/multiaddr	^12.2.3	12.5.1 + 13.0.1	^13.0.3
uint8arrays	^4.0.6	4.0.10 + 5.1.0 + 5.1.1	^6.1.1
multiformats	undeclared	12.1.3 + 13.4.2	^14.0.0
@libp2p/interface	—	1.7.0 + 2.11.0 + 3.2.2	^3.2.5

Multiaddr, key and CID objects are version-branded: one built through the v12 API is not
accepted by libp2p code holding v13 types. This matters across repos, because #2137 promotes
libp2p from a bundled dev dependency to a real runtime dependency of @oceanprotocol/lib,
shipping multiaddr@13 and uint8arrays@6 to every client. Clients would have been dialling
a node that built multiaddrs with v12.

All now deduplicated to a single copy each. @libp2p/interface collapsed to one version once
the dead @libp2p/peer-id-factory (a libp2p-v1-era package) was dropped.

A fourth instance of the same pattern surfaced during the upgrade and was not in the
original audit: datastore-level@12 depends on interface-datastore@9 while libp2p 3.3.8
needs @10. It produced a hard type error on the libp2p init options — Key has "separate
declarations of a private property _buf". Fixed by datastore-level@13.

2. Removed: eight unused dependencies

The first sweep used a plain grep and let four through, because it counted commented-out
imports and same-named local variables as usage. The second pass strips comments before
matching module specifiers.

package	why
it-pipe	zero references
@libp2p/peer-id-factory	zero references; sole cause of @libp2p/interface@1.7.0 in the tree
@libp2p/pubsub	zero references (only pubsub-peer-discovery was imported)
delay	never imported — the 20 apparent hits were local variables named delay, plus comments
stream-concat	no import; only a src/@types/stream-concat.d.ts shim, also removed
hyperdiff	import at P2P/index.ts:1 is commented out; shim P2P/hyperdiff.d.ts removed
@libp2p/pubsub-peer-discovery	import at P2P/index.ts:16 is commented out
humanhash	replaced by an inlined port — see §5

The commented-out import lines are left in place as a record of intent.

Worth noting: hyperdiff was earlier bumped 2.0.23 → 2.0.27 to clear a high nested-lodash
advisory — an advisory only ever reachable through a package the code does not use. lodash is
now a single copy in the tree with nothing attached to it.

Also removed as dev-only dead weight: @types/ip (no ip package anywhere; ipaddr.js ships
its own types), tsx (no npm script referenced it — this repo runs mocha against compiled
dist/), concurrently (no script referenced it), and @types/node-cron (redundant, node-cron
4 bundles types).

Declared: two phantom dependencies

Both were imported but undeclared, resolving only by hoisting luck — a dedupe or lockfile
refresh could have broken the build with no package.json change.

• multiformats@^14.0.5 — imported by src/utils/conversions.ts
• tar-stream@^3.2.0 — imported by compute_engine_docker.ts:39, where only
  @types/tar-stream was declared

Two that look unused but are not

koffi is loaded as await import(specifier) from a non-literal variable in
c2d/gpu/nvml.ts, deliberately, so the optional FFI dependency is only required at runtime on
NVIDIA hosts — no static scan can see it. eslint-config-prettier is never imported by name,
but eslint-plugin-prettier/recommended requires it at load and it is an optional peer, so
npm will not reliably install it transitively. eslint.config.js now carries a comment saying
so, since a future cleanup would otherwise flag it.

3. overrides: eight entries down to two

Six pinned packages no longer anywhere in the tree (elliptic, tough-cookie, tmp,
base64url, and secp256k1 under both eth-crypto and eccrypto — eth-crypto@4 dropped
eccrypto entirely). semver was satisfied naturally. Worse, the xml2js pin was actively
downgrading upstream from 0.6.x to 0.5.0; the advisory it was added for is fixed in both, so
it was holding two libp2p packages back for nothing.

The two that remain do real work:

"overrides": {
  "serialize-javascript": "^7.1.0",
  "ws": "^8.21.3"
}

• serialize-javascript — mocha 11.8.0 is the latest release and still pulls a vulnerable
  version; there is no fixed mocha to upgrade to.
• ws — eth-crypto@4.1.0 pins ethers@6.16.0 exactly, dragging in ws@8.17.1 and two high
  advisories. A scoped {"eth-crypto": {"ethers": "…"}} override did not take effect, so the
  vulnerable package is targeted directly.

4. ESLint 8 → 10: flat config, held at the old severity

ESLint 8 is end-of-life and was the root of five of the 18 high advisories via
@typescript-eslint@6. The blocker was real: eslint-config-oceanprotocol@2.0.4 is the latest
release and depends on eslint@^8, and its own base eslint-config-standard@17.1.0 is likewise
capped at ^8. Neither can follow ESLint to flat config. As in #2137, the shared preset is gone
and composed in-repo instead.

• .eslintrc and .eslintignore deleted; eslint.config.js added
• @typescript-eslint/{eslint-plugin,parser} → typescript-eslint, plus @eslint/js,
  globals and eslint-plugin-security@4
• --ext / --ignore-path dropped from the lint scripts (both removed in ESLint 10)

The rule set is deliberately pinned to the old gate. A naive migration is not neutral:
extending typescript-eslint's recommended produced 1358 errors, almost all
no-explicit-any — a rule the old config never enabled. Backing that out still left 203,
from rules ESLint 9/10 and the newer plugins added on top (no-useless-assignment,
preserve-caught-error, promise's recommended set, and security/detect-object-injection at 128
warnings).

Rather than guess, the old gate was measured: a throwaway git worktree at unmodified HEAD
with the old dependencies installed, then eslint --print-config. That produced 0 errors and
40 warnings, and revealed the two details that mattered — no-unused-vars carried
args: 'none', caughtErrors: 'none' from eslint-config-standard (which is why it reported
nothing), and only promise/param-names was enabled, not promise's recommended set. The flat
config reproduces that, and every rule switched off carries a comment explaining why.

Stale eslint-disable directives

ESLint 10 reports unused directives by default; the tree had 56. Rather than delete all of
them, each was checked for why it was dead. 34 were dead only because this PR dropped the rule
they referenced, so re-enabling was tested first:

rule	cost to re-enable	outcome
no-new, no-self-compare, no-unmodified-loop-condition	0 new errors	re-enabled — 8 directives become meaningful again
no-await-in-loop	264 violations	left off
camelcase	111 violations	left off
no-use-before-define	54 violations	left off

That the last three are expensive tells us the old gate never enforced them either; they are
noted in eslint.config.js as their own piece of work. The remaining 48 directives are removed
and reportUnusedDisableDirectives is now 'error' (not warn), so a stale directive fails the
build rather than accumulating.

Two mechanical notes: --fix correctly trimmed compound directives, keeping the live half
(no-unused-vars, require-await → require-await); and it left 15 stray blank lines, several
splitting a doc comment from its method, which were removed by mapping the diff back to exact
line numbers.

5. humanhash replaced by an inlined port

humanhash@1.0.4 is unmaintained and depends on uuid@3, whose advisory has no fix at any
version — the last moderate in the audit. The uuid dependency is reachable only from
humanhash's uuid() method, which this repo never calls; the only thing used was
humanize().

src/utils/humanHash.ts ports humanize() and its 256-word list. This is a compatibility-
critical output: it produces friendlyName in the node status response, which operators and
monitoring use to identify a node, so a different algorithm would rename every node in the fleet.

Equivalence was proven before removing the package: 7943 of 7944 cases byte-identical,
covering 3000 real compressed-secp256k1 public keys, every hex length from 4 to 80 (including odd
lengths, which exercise the original's /(..?)/g trailing-character quirk), all 256 byte values,
and every word-count and separator combination. The single difference is the empty-string input,
where both implementations throw and only the message differs (Cannot read properties of null
→ Fewer input bytes than requested output); publicKeyHex is never empty.

Confirmed end-to-end on a running node: the same key that reported
friendlyName: mexico-high-tennessee-gee with the original package still reports
mexico-high-tennessee-gee.

src/test/unit/humanHash.test.ts (7 tests) pins golden values captured from humanhash@1.0.4,
including the odd-length and uppercase cases, so a future refactor cannot silently rename nodes.
uuid is now absent from the tree entirely.

6. TypeScript 5.9 → 6.0.3

typescript-eslint@8.67 peers at >=4.8.4 <6.1.0, so 6.0.3 is in range and 7.0.2 is not —
one of two reasons TS 7 is blocked. #2137 also deliberately stopped at 6.0.3.

The headline change: TS 6 defaults strict to true, and this tsconfig never set it.

strict on (TS 6 default)                1716 errors
  − strictNullChecks: false              392
  − useUnknownInCatchVariables: false      3   ← landed here

Turning off exactly two flags reaches 3 errors while gaining strictFunctionTypes,
strictBindCallApply, noImplicitThis and alwaysStrict — none of which were active before.
The alternative, a blanket strict: false, would have been a 2-line diff with zero safety gain.

The 3 errors were all genuine improvements:

• two this: OceanP2P annotations in handleProtocolCommands, making the .bind(this) contract
  explicit rather than implicit
• one this: MochaContext in src/test/utils/hooks.ts

Both deferred flags are documented in tsconfig.json with their error counts, as is the other
TS 7 blocker: moduleResolution: node10 is deprecated and stops working in TS 7.
ignoreDeprecations moved "5.0" → "6.0" to defer it; the real migration to nodenext costs
~123 errors (~31 relative imports still missing their .js extension, plus
@oceanprotocol/ddo-js not exposing types under a modern resolver).

7. Express 4 → 5

Smaller than expected: no bare * wildcards in routes, no res.send(<number>), no
req.param(), no req.query mutation, no app.del, no res.redirect('back'). Body parsers are
attached per-route and pass their options explicitly, so Express 5's changed
urlencoded({extended}) default does not apply.

Three real changes.

a. path-to-regexp 8 dropped :param?. Two routes in aquarius.ts migrated to brace
groups:

- `${AQUARIUS_API_BASE_PATH}/assets/ddo/:did/:force?`
+ `${AQUARIUS_API_BASE_PATH}/assets/ddo/:did{/:force}`

b. express.static.mime was removed. src/index.ts called
express.static.mime.define({ 'image/svg+xml': ['svg'] }) — configuring MIME types for a static
file server this app never mounts (there is no express.static(...) or sendFile anywhere), and
Express 5's mime-types already maps .svg → image/svg+xml. Deleted as dead code.

c. The one that would have failed silently. Express 4's express.json() left
req.body = {} when there was nothing to parse; Express 5 leaves it undefined. This repo
has 7 const {…} = req.body destructures and dozens of req.body.x reads — including a GET
route (/api/admin/config) that destructures a body — and every one throws a TypeError on
undefined, converting clean 400s into 500s.

Fixed with one app-level normalizer rather than 100+ call-site edits:

if (req.body === undefined) {
  req.body = {}
}

This is safe and verified against body-parser@2.3.0 source, which is the crux: body-parser
skips only on onFinished.isFinished(req) — never on req.body already being set — its
if (!('body' in req)) req.body = undefined reset is skipped when the property is present, and
read.js:162 assigns unconditionally after a successful parse. Real bodies still parse and
overwrite the {}.

Also: accessList.ts now names its route params explicitly, because a bare Request in
@types/express 5 types req.params values as string | string[] (path-to-regexp 8 allows
repeats).

Verified against a running node

Unit tests do not exercise HTTP, so the node was booted and the routes exercised directly:

check	result
POST /directCommand {"command":"status"}	full status returned — bodies parse
POST /api/services/auth/token with a body	"nonce: 1 is not a valid nonce" — destructured fields were read
POST /api/services/decrypt with a partial body	names the missing field — property reads work
GET /assets/ddo/:did and /assets/ddo/:did/true	both match and reach the handler
GET /assets/ddo/notadid	400 — route matched and handler validated
bodyless GET /api/admin/config, POST /directCommand, /logs, /auth/token	400, not 500
//api//services//nonce, /api/services/nonce/	200 — removeExtraSlashes still works
unmatched path	clean 404

Every error in the server log was database-absence in the DB-less test config (dbType,
retrieve, searchByWallet). Zero req.body TypeErrors, zero path-to-regexp failures.

8. Bug fixes

/getP2PPeers and siblings returned 500 when P2P is disabled

Three of the four P2P handlers dereferenced getP2PNode() without a null check, so with
hasP2P: false they threw and the catch-all reported
500 "Unknown error: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'getAllPeerStore')".

GetP2PNetworkStatsHandler in the same file already had the correct guard, returning
503 "P2P Interface is disabled" — that pattern is now applied consistently to
GetP2PPeersHandler, GetP2PPeerHandler and FindPeerHandler. Fixed in the handlers, not
the routes, so the P2P and POST /directCommand paths are covered too.

Confirmed on a running node with hasP2P: false:

GET /getP2PPeers                       503  P2P Interface is disabled   (was 500)
GET /getP2PPeer?peerId=…               503  P2P Interface is disabled   (was 500)
GET /findPeer?peerId=…                 503  P2P Interface is disabled   (was 500)
GET /getP2pNetworkStats                400  Not enabled or unavailable  (unchanged)

refreshServiceLocks test was load-sensitive

serviceJobsDatabase.test.ts aged a lock stamp by 150 ms and then asserted a second process
could not steal it using a 100 ms staleness window — leaving only ~100 ms for
refreshServiceLocks + acquireServiceLock. It failed once on a loaded machine, and with
bail: true in .mocharc.json a flake there truncates the whole suite (that run reported
409 tests instead of 525).

The window is now 500 ms with the aging scaled off it, a 5× margin. It also asserts afterwards
that the refresh-to-acquire gap actually fell inside the window, so a machine slow enough to
invalidate the premise reports "machine too slow to exercise the refresh window" rather than a
false pass or a confusing failure. 6 consecutive runs pass.

9. postinstall patch removed

scripts/fix-libp2p-http-utils.js rewrote @libp2p/http-utils to default a missing URL port to
443/80. On a completely fresh node_modules it printed "Already patched", which should be
impossible — so every published tarball was checked: upstream shipped the fix in 2.0.3
(absent through 2.0.2, present 2.0.3–2.0.6) as
port === '' ? getDefaultPort(protocol) : parseInt(port, 10), where getDefaultPort is a
superset of the patch (same 443/80 for https/http, plus wss:/ws:). All three consumers
request ^2.0.0, so npm always resolves the newest 2.x.

The script, the postinstall hook, and the CLAUDE.md line saying not to remove it are all gone.
npm install is now plain, which also affects RUN npm ci in the Dockerfile.

10. Notable no-ops

These majors needed no source changes: uint8arrays 4→6, multiformats→14, chai 4→6
(all 48 test files already used named { expect, assert } imports), sinon 19→22, node-cron
3→4, dockerode 4→5, eth-crypto 2→4, dotenv 16→17, base58-js 2→3, basic-ftp 5→6,
winston-daily-rotate-file 4→5, koffi 2→3, @types/node 25→26.

multiaddr 13 did need one change: it removed nodeAddress(). OceanP2P.shouldAnnounce() now
takes the host from the leading ip4/ip6/dns* component. One behavioural subtlety was
preserved deliberately — nodeAddress() used to throw on a circuit-relay address, and the
surrounding try/catch turned that into return true. Reading a missing component instead
yields undefined, which would have fallen through to ipaddr.isValid('') and silently flipped
the answer to false, suppressing relay address announcements. The no-host case now returns
true explicitly.

zod 4 needed two small fixes: ZodError.errors → .issues, and 2 of the 10 z.record() call
sites needed an explicit key schema (the other 8 already passed two arguments).

Testing

532 passing, 1 failing        (was 525 passing, 1 failing)

The +7 are the new humanHash tests. The 1 failure is pre-existing — an
"after all" hook … Invalid PRIVATE_KEY teardown hook that fails identically on unmodified
HEAD. This was confirmed by installing the old dependencies in a separate worktree and
running the same suite, which produced the same single failure.

npx eslint . reports 0 errors and 34 warnings, against a measured pre-change baseline of 0
errors and 40 warnings. All 34 remaining are pre-existing
security/detect-non-literal-fs-filename and prefer-destructuring warnings in unrelated files.

Deliberately held

package	held at	why
@elastic/elasticsearch	8.19.2	client 9 requires an Elasticsearch 9 server. elasticsearch-compose.yml still pins elasticsearch:8.5.1, and every operator on that backend would have to migrate their cluster. Server first, client second, release-noted.
typescript	6.0.3	typescript-eslint@8.67 peers <6.1.0; TS 7 also requires the node10 → nodenext resolver migration first. #2137 stopped here too.
mocha / diff	11.8.0	11.8.0 is the latest release and still carries the low diff advisory. Nothing to upgrade to.

What still needs verifying

1. eciesjs 0.4.18 → 0.5.0 interop. The only change with cross-repo blast radius, and it
   matches #2137. 0.5.0 always returns Uint8Array instead of Buffer, and
   symEncrypt/symDecrypt take an explicit Config rather than reading the global. The default
   config and wire format are unchanged and the unit suite passes, but an encrypt/decrypt
   round-trip against a live ocean.js 9.0.0-next client is the only real proof. Do this before
   merging.

Known follow-ups, not in this PR

• Type-safety debt, documented in tsconfig.json: strictNullChecks (~1324 errors) and
  useUnknownInCatchVariables (~389). Worth doing subsystem by subsystem.
• Lint rules the old gate never enforced either, noted in eslint.config.js:
  no-await-in-loop (264), camelcase (111), no-use-before-define (54).
• Before TS 7: the nodenext resolver migration (~123 errors, mostly missing .js
  extensions) — and typescript-eslint must support TS 7 first.
• A second pre-existing bug found while testing, not fixed here: config.json with
  dbConfig: null fails schema validation (expected object, received null) instead of simply
  disabling the metadata DB. Omitting the key works; setting it to null does not.
• lodash is not removable, contrary to an early read of this codebase. It has four call
  sites, and only the two cloneDeep ones in P2P/index.ts are trivial. The other two are
  load-bearing: lodash.set in utils/config/builder.ts:36 is the entire env→config mapping
  (nested paths from dotted strings), and lodash.merge at line 239 decides env-var-vs-
  config.json precedence for the whole node config, including ALLOWED_ADMINS and
  AUTHORIZED_DECRYPTERS. It is already at the latest 4.18.1 with no advisory.

Note on the lockfile

package-lock.json was regenerated from scratch: the stale lock pinned eslint@8 and blocked
resolution outright (ERESOLVE). Expect a large diff there.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added human-readable node naming without requiring an external naming utility.
  • Added clearer handling for unavailable P2P functionality, returning HTTP 503 with an explanatory message.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved request handling when no request body is provided.
  • Strengthened configuration validation for environment variables and additional Docker files.
  • Updated route handling and network address processing for improved compatibility.

• Refactor

  • Modernized linting, type checking, and project tooling.
  • Removed obsolete workarounds and tightened automated test coverage.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request replaces legacy ESLint configuration, updates dependencies and TypeScript settings, removes the libp2p patch hook, adds a local human-readable hash utility, improves P2P and HTTP handling, and removes obsolete lint suppressions and ambient declarations.

Changes

Tooling and dependency migration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Linting, TypeScript, and dependency migration .eslintrc, .eslintignore, eslint.config.js, package.json, tsconfig.json, CLAUDE.md, .github/workflows/ci.yml	Adds ESLint flat configuration, updates TypeScript settings and dependencies, removes the postinstall patch hook, and updates tooling documentation and CI checkout configuration.

Runtime and validation changes

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Human-readable hash replacement src/utils/humanHash.ts, src/components/core/utils/statusHandler.ts, src/test/unit/humanHash.test.ts	Adds a humanhash-compatible humanizeHex utility, uses it for node names, and adds compatibility and validation tests.
P2P and HTTP handling src/components/P2P/*, src/components/core/handler/p2p.ts, src/index.ts, src/components/httpRoutes/*	Adds explicit P2P response and receiver types, handles disabled P2P interfaces with HTTP 503, updates multiaddr host extraction, initializes missing request bodies, and updates route typing and syntax.
Validation and lint cleanup src/utils/config/schemas.ts, src/components/c2d/*, src/test/integration/*, src/@types/*, scripts/fix-libp2p-http-utils.js, assorted TypeScript files	Restricts selected configuration values to strings, updates Zod error access, removes obsolete declarations and patch code, and removes unused ESLint suppression comments.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to eb93b

This dependency and toolchain refresh is broadly scoped, but the current head is not merge-ready because an async no-op can fail the error-level lint gate and the CI checkout retains a repository token while executing mutable external code, creating credential-exposure risk; the replacement node-name helper also changes empty-input error behavior. These are bounded and fixable, so the overall risk is moderate.

Suggested reviewers: andreip136, bogdanfazakas, dnsi0, giurgiur99

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Overall risk: low

Summary:
This is an exemplary pull request that correctly executes a major dependency upgrade (ESLint flat config, TypeScript 6, Express 5, Zod 4, Libp2p, and Node 22+) while meticulously resolving breaking API changes and ensuring behavioral parity. The removal of the outdated humanhash dependency is a great security and maintenance win.

Comments:
• [INFO][style] Excellent work migrating to the new ESLint Flat Config. Keeping the severity rules exactly as they resolved previously ensures this dependency update doesn't accidentally snowball into a linting rewrite.
• [INFO][security] Inlining humanizeHex to drop the old vulnerable uuid@3 dependency is a great architectural choice. Supplying a deterministic test suite against the old outputs ensures zero backwards-compatibility drift.
• [INFO][bug] Good catch on the Express 5 req.body change! Pre-seeding it as an empty object will prevent a lot of TypeErrors in the route handlers.
• [INFO][bug] Updating the Express path params to use the strict regex matching /:did{/:force} properly handles the Express 5 route parser update.
• [INFO][other] Enabling strict: true while explicitly suppressing the remaining rules is a solid strategy to prevent regressions on the newly enforced checks. Great forward progress for TypeScript 6.

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

240-244: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Disable credential persistence for the Ocean CLI checkout.

actions/checkout@v4 writes GITHUB_TOKEN to ocean-cli/.git/config by default. The workflow then runs code from the mutable deps/remove_web3_and_bump_deps branch. No later workflow step requires authenticated Git access.

Proposed fix

           repository: 'oceanprotocol/ocean-cli'
           path: 'ocean-cli'
           ref: deps/remove_web3_and_bump_deps
+          persist-credentials: false

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml around lines 240 - 244, Update the
actions/checkout@v4 step for the ocean-cli repository to disable credential
persistence by setting persist-credentials to false, while preserving the
existing repository, path, and ref values.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/components/c2d/compute_engine_base.ts`:
- Line 128: Restore the existing narrow require-await suppression directly above
the no-op processServiceStart method in the base class, without restoring the
unused-parameter suppression.

In `@src/utils/humanHash.ts`:
- Line 315: Update humanizeHex by removing the empty-array fallback from the
hexdigest.match expression so an empty digest preserves the upstream TypeError;
add a regression test verifying humanizeHex('') throws TypeError.

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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
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[coderabbitai]

📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Restore the require-await suppression.

Line 128 declares an async method with no await. eslint.config.js configures require-await as an error. npm run lint will fail for processServiceStart.

Add the existing narrow suppression directly above this no-op base implementation. Do not restore the removed unused-parameter suppression.

Proposed fix

   // Background pipeline that advances a Starting service job through locking → image →
   // payment → container → Running. Never throws (terminal failures are persisted as status).
+  // eslint-disable-next-line require-await
   public async processServiceStart(job: ServiceJob): Promise<void> {}

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In `@src/components/c2d/compute_engine_base.ts` at line 128, Restore the existing
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Preserve empty-digest compatibility.

humanizeHex('') must throw the upstream TypeError, not Error('Fewer input bytes than requested output'). Remove ?? [] and add a regression test.

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[giurgiur99]

Should we migrate to node 24?

[alexcos20]

I will open another PR