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The changes add detection for Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) environments by introducing a new utility function and updating the telemetry system to track and report if the application is running under WSL. The telemetry payload now includes an isWsl flag, similar to existing environment indicators.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/schema/src/utils/is-wsl.ts Added new utility function isWsl to detect WSL environments.
packages/schema/src/telemetry.ts Imported and used isWsl utility, added isWsl property to Telemetry class, updated telemetry payload to include isWsl.

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    participant App
    participant Telemetry
    participant isWsl Utility

    App->>Telemetry: Instantiate Telemetry()
    Telemetry->>isWsl Utility: Call isWsl()
    isWsl Utility-->>Telemetry: Return true/false
    App->>Telemetry: track(event, data)
    Telemetry->>App: Send payload (includes isWsl flag)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
packages/schema/src/utils/is-wsl.ts (2)

8-8: Fix inconsistent spacing.

There are extra spaces on this line that should be removed for consistency.

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14-14: Consider performance implications of synchronous file reading.

The synchronous readFileSync call could potentially block the event loop, though this is likely acceptable for a one-time utility function. If this function is called frequently, consider using the asynchronous version.

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packages/schema/src/utils/is-wsl.ts (1)

4-18: LGTM! Well-implemented WSL detection with robust fallback strategy.

The implementation uses a solid multi-layered approach:

  1. Platform check for early exit
  2. OS release check as primary detection method
  3. /proc/version fallback for additional coverage
  4. Graceful error handling

The case-insensitive "microsoft" substring detection is appropriate for WSL environments.

packages/schema/src/telemetry.ts (3)

11-11: LGTM! Clean import integration.

The import follows the existing pattern and maintains consistency with other utility imports.


46-46: LGTM! Consistent property declaration.

The property follows the same pattern as the existing isDocker property, maintaining consistency in the codebase.


110-110: LGTM! Proper telemetry payload integration.

The isWsl flag is correctly added to the telemetry payload alongside other environment indicators, providing valuable context for telemetry consumers.

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