feat(plugins): validate peerDependency version on plugin load#117
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Read mage-remote-run from peerDependencies in each plugin's package.json and warn if the running tool version does not satisfy the declared range. The plugin still loads — this is a non-blocking warning, matching npm's own peer dependency behaviour. - Add semver dependency for range-aware version comparison - Read plugin package.json unconditionally (was only read in else branch) - Add _checkPeerDependency() method to PluginLoader
Add two fixture plugins and corresponding test cases: - compatible-peer-plugin: peerDependency ^1.0.0 (satisfied) — no warning - incompatible-peer-plugin: peerDependency ^99.0.0 (unsatisfied) — warns
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Summary
"mage-remote-run": "^1.5.0"in theirpeerDependenciesto signal a minimum compatible tool versionPluginLoadernow reads that field at runtime and emits aconsole.warnif the running version does not satisfy the declared rangesemverpackage for correct range-aware comparisons (^,~,>=, etc.)Changes
lib/plugin-loader.jssemver, read tool version once at startup, refactorpackage.jsonread to be unconditional, add_checkPeerDependency()package.json/package-lock.jsonsemverdependencytests/fixtures/compatible-peer-plugin/^1.0.0(satisfied by current version)tests/fixtures/incompatible-peer-plugin/^99.0.0(never satisfied)tests/plugin-loader.test.jsTest plan