feat: surface validation errors and recommendations in the editor#46
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Wire packageErrors/packageRecommendations from @open-audio-stack/core into the metadata editor as inline warnings, so authors see schema issues and non-blocking recommendations before submitting. - Errors and recommendations only appear once the user actually changes a value (edits a field or the YAML directly), not on initial/blank load, so a freshly loaded form isn't immediately flooded with warnings. Loading a different template resets the baseline used for this comparison. - Nothing is blocked - Copy/Download/Submit via GitHub remain usable regardless of errors or recommendations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The core library already computes rich validation feedback (
packageErrors— Zod schema violations — andpackageRecommendations— non-blocking suggestions like missing arm64 support), but the site's metadata editor never surfaced it. Authors could submit a package via GitHub with no idea it would fail registry validation, or miss easy improvements.Editor, rendering two inline lists below the YAML editor: errors (red) and recommendations (amber).packageErrors/packageRecommendationsalready behave everywhere else (they don't throw; onlyPackage.addVersiondoes, server-side).Test plan
npm run lint— cleannpm run build— compiles, type-checks, static export succeedsnpm test— 1/1 passing🤖 Generated with Claude Code