[miguel-heygen]

What

hyperframes check and lint now read a project's local <script src> files. A timeline registered in animation.js (or any local script file) no longer gets missing_timeline_registry ("Missing window.__timelines registration"), and the script rules see that file's code as they would an inline <script>.

Why

A feedback report said the author "had to inline the root timeline because external animation.js was not discovered by static lint". The same registration passed inline and failed from a file: lint read only inline <script> text, so the error fired for a project that renders fine.

Related work

missing_data_no_timeline already stops when any <script src> is present, because it cannot see files; this reads the files instead, the way linked stylesheets are already read (externalStyles).

How

lintProject finds local <script src> files in the root and each sub-composition, resolved beside the file or from the project root like stylesheets, and passes them as externalScripts. They join the lint context's scripts (so the script rules analyse them) and missing_timeline_registry also checks their text. Remote URLs, data: and blob: sources, minified files (*.min.js) and files over 1 MB are not read, so a vendored library is not linted as authored code.

Size

88 changed lines (84 added, 4 removed) in 5 files.

Test plan

• project.test.ts: a root whose animation.js registers the timeline gets no missing_timeline_registry, and one whose animation.js registers nothing still gets it
• the whole lint package 1233/1233 and the CLI lintProject and lint suites 81/81, three runs in a row
• oxfmt, oxlint, tsc and the comment ratchet clean

fails without the fix: project.test.ts > local script files > counts a timeline registered in a local script file

fails without the fix (module files): project.test.ts > local script files > reads a module script file as a module fails when the syntax rule reads the tag from script.raw again (a type="module" file starting with import gets a false invalid_inline_script_syntax).

What I measured

Built CLI on Linux, lint --json: a root with <script src="animation.js"> registering the timeline reported missing_timeline_registry before this change, and the same code inline reported nothing. The built CLI after the change was not run; the lint package and CLI lint suites above cover it.

What I did NOT execute

The reporter's project, Studio's per-file lint (it does not go through lintProject), and rules that now analyse a local script file for the first time on a large authored script.

[heygengenesis]

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES · 1 blocker · 0 important · 0 nits · head ec36ea1a

A timeline in a <script type="module" src> file still fails check. The missing_timeline_registry error is replaced by a false invalid_inline_script_syntax error. ↓ inline

Scope

Read the whole diff and every rule that reads ctx.scripts and checks attrs/raw. Ran the lint package locally (1233/1233). I probed master and this head with three fixtures: a classic animation.js (fixed), an inline module with import (clean on both), and a type="module" src file with import (master: missing_timeline_registry; this head: invalid_inline_script_syntax at main.js:1). The fails without the fix: line is present and checks out. CI was still running at review time.

[github-actions]

Edit accuracy: accurate 271 (base branch 271), smooth 102 of those

The gate passes.
Smoothness is reported in the artifact, not gated. A case fails only if it fails 2 of 3 runs.

Quarantined, measured but not gated (0)

[heygengenesis]

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES — 1 resolved, 0 open, 1 new · ec36ea1a → b1889ada; oxfmt --check fails on this head (CI Format, Windows preflight, preview-regression all red from it).

[heygengenesis]

Verdict: APPROVE — 1 resolved, 0 open, 0 new · b1889ada → f32b817f; all CI green at this head.