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Catriel Müller
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Two independent release validation failures introduced by kilo-opencode-v1.14.33 (morphsdk) and the new all-arch validation jobs.
**@morphllm/morphsdk pre-split ESM (intermittent SyntaxError on Windows)**
@morphllm/morphsdk/tools/warp-grep/client ships as a 805-byte ESM barrel that
re-exports from 13 internal chunk-*.js files (52 chunks total). When Bun 1.3.14
bundles the CLI with splitting+minify enabled, merging these external pre-split
chunks into its own chunk graph intermittently produces invalid minified ESM:
SyntaxError: Exported binding 'G9' needs to refer to a top-level declared variable.
Non-deterministic because Bun's parallel bundler uses different orderings per run;
same build sometimes succeeds, sometimes fails on Windows x64.
Fix: load morphsdk via createRequire (forces CJS bundle, client.cjs 2292 lines,
self-contained) instead of the ESM barrel. Wrapper lives in kilocode/compat/ with
a comment explaining how to detect and fix this pattern for future third-party deps.
Scanned all 40+ third-party packages imported by packages/opencode/src — morphsdk
is the only one with pre-split ESM; all others ship single-file ESM or CJS only.
**Alpine musl validation (libstdc++/libgcc missing)**
Bun's musl target (bun-linux-{arch}-musl) is not fully static — it links against
libstdc++.so.6 and libgcc_s.so.1 (GCC C++ runtime). Alpine base does not ship
these by default. The fix adds apk add --no-cache libstdc++ libgcc at the start of
the Alpine Docker smoke test, matching the runtime requirement that any Alpine user
of the CLI would also need.